Löydetty 298 Tulokset: Eternal Shame
Both went naked, Adam and his wife, and thought it no shame. (Genesis 2, 25)
There, in the clouds, my bow shall stand, and as I look upon it, I will remember this eternal covenant; God’s covenant with all the life that beats in mortal creatures upon earth. (Genesis 9, 16)
I will honour this covenant of mine with thyself and with the race that shall follow thee, generation after generation; an eternal covenant that pledges me to be thy God, and the God of the race which follows thee. (Genesis 17, 7)
and then Abimelech rose, and went back with Phicol, the commander of his army, to the country of the Philistines. At Bersabee, Abraham made a plantation, and invoked there the name of the Lord God eternal. (Genesis 21, 33)
He is true to his promise of mercy a thousand times over; shame or sin or guilt is none but he forgives it; yet, before him, none can claim innocence in his own right, and when he punishes, the son must make amends for the father’s guilt, to the third and the fourth generation.✻ (Exodus 34, 7)
Thou shalt not mate with her that is thy father’s wife; her shame is his. (Leviticus 18, 8)
Thou shalt not mate with the daughter of thy own son or daughter; her shame is thine. (Leviticus 18, 10)
Thou shalt not mate with thy brother’s wife;✻ her shame is his. (Leviticus 18, 16)
If a man takes his own sister to his bed, whether she is his father’s daughter or his mother’s, to her shame and his, it is great disgrace; both must be held to account for it, and be put to death publicly, for bringing shame on one another. (Leviticus 20, 17)
If a man has commerce with the wife of his father’s brother, or his mother’s brother, bringing shame on his own kindred, man and woman will be held to account; they shall not live to breed children. (Leviticus 20, 20)
The man who takes his brother’s wife in marriage does a forbidden thing, bringing shame on his own brother; children they shall have never.✻ (Leviticus 20, 21)
And now, in full sight of Moses, and of the whole multitude that stood weeping at the tabernacle door, one of the Israelites brought in a Madianite woman to shame his brethren. (Numbers 25, 6)
