Löydetty 1017 Tulokset: High Priest
this was a right granted in perpetuity, long as the heavens should last. His to perform the priest’s office, to echo God’s praise, to bless the people in his name. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 19)
Next to these two, Phinees the son of Eleazar won high renown; like Aaron, with the fear of God to guide him, (Ecclesiasticus 45, 28)
For his reward, he received assurance of the divine favour; command he should have of sanctuary and of people both, and the high priesthood that was his should descend to his heirs for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 30)
Let enemies attack him on every side, he would invoke the most High, to whom all strength belongs, the great God, the holy God, and his prayer was answered.✻ Hail-stones came down in a storm of wondrous violence, (Ecclesiasticus 46, 6)
Yet there was no feat of David’s but made him thank the most High, the most Holy, and to him give the glory; (Ecclesiasticus 47, 9)
So it was that the Lord pardoned his sins, and bade him carry his head high evermore; his by right was the kingship, and the proud throne of Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 13)
and that other, Jeroboam son of Nabat, who taught Israel to sin. All Ephraim followed the example of his misdoing; high rose the tide of their sins, (Ecclesiasticus 47, 29)
the other kings of Juda forsook the law of the most High, and counted the fear of God a light matter. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 6)
A great priest was Simon, son of Onias;✻ in his day the house of God was repaired, to make the temple strong was his life’s task. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 1)
The high part of the temple, where the building was of double thickness, and the towering walls about it, he underpinned; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 2)
nor lacked he means to enlarge the city’s span. See in what state he comes out to meet the people; entrance of temple and of temple-court lifted high above him! (Ecclesiasticus 50, 5)
And with that, down fell all the people, face to earth, worshipping the Lord their God and pouring out their prayers to him, the Almighty, to him, the most High. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 19)
