Löydetty 6873 Tulokset: Fear Of The Lord
Good news, Lord, said Moses, for the Egyptians, from whose power thou didst once rescue thy people; (Numbers 14, 13)
Nay, Lord, vindicate thy power; hast thou not said, (Numbers 14, 17)
The Lord is slow to take vengeance, rich in kindness, pardoning the guilt of the wrong-doer? Though indeed thou holdest no man innocent, and wilt have the son make amends for the father’s guilt, to the third and fourth generation. (Numbers 14, 18)
Then the Lord said, At thy request, I forgive. (Numbers 14, 20)
But as I am the living Lord, whose glory must spread wide as earth, (Numbers 14, 21)
Such was the Lord’s message to Moses and Aaron: (Numbers 14, 26)
Tell them this, As I am living God, the Lord says, the very words you have used in my hearing shall come true; (Numbers 14, 28)
they died of plague, there in the Lord’s presence; (Numbers 14, 37)
and at dawn of day they were all up on the mountain heights, crying, We confess our fault; now we are ready to attack the land which the Lord has promised us. (Numbers 14, 40)
What, said Moses, Would you go beyond the Lord’s word? You will gain nothing by it. (Numbers 14, 41)
The Lord is not on your side; do not march to the attack, or you will be overthrown by your enemies. (Numbers 14, 42)
The Lord will not take part with men who have refused him obedience; you will be met by Amalecite and Chanaanite, and their swords will lay you low. (Numbers 14, 43)
