Löydetty 6873 Tulokset: Fear Of The Lord
And so he took me towards the northern gate, in full view of the temple; and all the temple was filled with the brightness of the Lord’s presence, a sight that brought me to my knees, face to earth. (Ezekiel 44, 4)
Give good heed, son of man, the Lord said to me; the open eye, the open ear! Rule and observance of the Lord’s house I mean to tell thee; of the temple, and who may approach it, of my sanctuary, and the manner of leaving it. (Ezekiel 44, 5)
This message deliver, from the Lord God, to the rebel brood of Israel: Will you never have done with insult, men of Israel, (Ezekiel 44, 6)
Place the alien may have, though body and mind be both uncircumcised, in the commonwealth of Israel, the Lord says; place in my sanctuary he has none. (Ezekiel 44, 9)
The priests, the true Levites, shall be those sons of Sadoc that held fast by my temple worship when Israel left the following of me. Theirs to come forward as my ministers; theirs to wait upon my presence, offering me fat and blood of victims, the Lord God says; (Ezekiel 44, 15)
nor enter the inner court to do service in my sanctuary, the Lord God says, till he has made an offering in amends for his fault. (Ezekiel 44, 27)
When you set about the allotment of your territory, one strip you must leave out, twenty-five thousand cubits by ten thousand,✻ a hallowed strip of land that is to be the Lord’s peculiar, all the length and breadth of it hallowed. (Ezekiel 45, 1)
Within the Lord’s domain, a space of twenty-five thousand cubits by ten thousand, surrounding temple and sanctuary, must be measured out (Ezekiel 45, 3)
as dedicated to the priests, that serve the sanctuary and worship in the Lord’s presence; this shall be their home, this their sacred enclosure. (Ezekiel 45, 4)
Will you never have enough, princes of Israel? the Lord God says. Must it always be wrong and robbery, never right and redress? Right of king and right of people he bids you determine once for all. (Ezekiel 45, 9)
and one ram you must contribute out of every two hundred that feed in Israel’s pasture-lands. That each may pay his scot, for bloodless offering or burnt-sacrifice or welcome-offering, the Lord says, (Ezekiel 45, 15)
On the first day of the year, the Lord God says, the sanctuary must have a calf, without blemish, sacrificed for its purging. (Ezekiel 45, 18)
