Löydetty 424 Tulokset: Feast Of Unleavened Bread
Would you defy the Lord’s will, daunted by the Chanaanites? Why, they are bread for our eating; they may not hope to defend themselves. The Lord is on our side; never be afraid of them! (Numbers 14, 9)
When you offer the Lord ox or sheep in burnt-sacrifice, or by way of welcome-offering (whether in payment of a vow, or out of devotion, or because you would greet the Lord with acceptable fragrance on occasion of some solemn feast), (Numbers 15, 3)
you must not eat the bread its harvest yields without assigning to the Lord first-fruits (Numbers 15, 19)
assailing God and Moses with such complaints as these: Why didst thou ever bring us away from Egypt, only to die in the desert? We have neither bread nor water here; we are sick at heart, sick of the unsatisfying food thou givest us. (Numbers 21, 5)
On the sabbath day you will bring two yearling lambs without blemish, and the fifth of a bushel of flour kneaded with oil as a bread-offering, with due libations (Numbers 28, 9)
and three tenths of a bushel of flour kneaded with oil by way of bread-offering for each calf, and a fifth for the ram, (Numbers 28, 12)
On the fourteenth day of the first month, the Lord’s paschal feast begins. (Numbers 28, 16)
The fifteenth day is a feast, and for a whole week bread must be eaten unleavened. (Numbers 28, 17)
Another day of solemn observance, on which no servile work must be done, is the day of first-fruits, when you bring the Lord a bread-offering out of the new crops. (Numbers 28, 26)
and the bread-offering to go with them, three-tenths of a bushel of flour kneaded with oil for the bull, a fifth for the ram, (Numbers 29, 3)
bread-offerings as before for bull and ram, (Numbers 29, 9)
and a goat for your faults. That day, too, will have its special ceremonies of atonement for wrong done, and the daily sacrifice will be made, with its bread-offering and libations, in the customary way. (Numbers 29, 11)
