Löydetty 424 Tulokset: Feast Of Unleavened Bread
As soon as he saw them, and Benjamin in their company, he said to his steward, Take these men home, and kill victims, and make a feast; they will eat with me at noon. (Genesis 43, 16)
And when our father bade us come here again and buy a little bread, (Genesis 44, 25)
sending his father a like gift in both kinds, as well as ten asses laden with the best merchandise of Egypt, and ten she-asses with corn and bread to last him over his travels. (Genesis 45, 23)
All the world over, bread was still scarce, and the drought bore hardest on Egypt and on Chanaan, (Genesis 47, 13)
So, when they had nothing left to buy with, the Egyptians all came to Joseph asking to have bread given them for nothing; Wilt thou watch us starve, they asked, now that we have no more money left? (Genesis 47, 15)
Their meat that night must be roasted over the fire, their bread unleavened; wild herbs must be all their seasoning. (Exodus 12, 8)
For a whole week you will eat unleavened bread; from the first day of it, yeast is to disappear from your houses, and the man who eats any leavened thing between the first day and the seventh, is lost to Israel.✻ (Exodus 12, 15)
Mark well this day of unleavened bread; for this is the day on which I will lead your whole muster away out of Egypt, and you are to observe it, generation after generation, a rite never to be abrogated. (Exodus 12, 17)
From evening on the fourteenth day of the first month to evening on the twenty-first day of it, the bread you eat must be unleavened; (Exodus 12, 18)
no yeast to be found in any house for a whole week. If anyone, stranger or native, eats leavened bread during that time, there is one soul lost to Israel. (Exodus 12, 19)
There must be no food cooked with yeast; there must be no house in which leavened bread is eaten. (Exodus 12, 20)
Thereupon Moses called the elders of Israel together, and gave them the command: Set about choosing victims for each family to immolate at the paschal feast. (Exodus 12, 21)
