Löydetty 671 Tulokset: Holy Mountain
The nations you will dispossess have gods of their own, and build shrines for these on some high mountain, some hill, under the first green tree they can find. All these shrines you must overthrow, (Deuteronomy 12, 2)
the God who shelters us, how perfect is all he does, how right are all his dealings! God, faithful and unerring, God, holy and just! (Deuteronomy 32, 4)
Climb this mountain of Abarim (that is, of the Further Side; it is the same as mount Nebo, in the Moabite country opposite Jericho), and view the land of Chanaan, which I mean to give the sons of Israel for their own. On that mountain thou art to die. (Deuteronomy 32, 49)
See where the Lord comes forth, he said, from Sinai, where he rises high above the hills of Edom before us, dawns on us from mount Pharan; thousands of his holy ones were about him, and on his right hand his law shone to them like fire. (Deuteronomy 33, 2)
How he loves those tribes of his! All his holy ones dwell in his protecting care, can gather at his feet, and partake of his instruction. (Deuteronomy 33, 3)
Peoples shall be their guests on the mountain height, where their solemn sacrifice is offered. The wealth of the sea shall foster them, the treasures that lie hidden in the sands. (Deuteronomy 33, 19)
But first he was commanded to take the shoes off his feet, as one that stood on holy ground; so he did as he was bidden. (Joshua 5, 16)
At this time, too, Josue made his way up into the mountain country, Hebron, Dabir, Anab, and all the mountain country both of Juda and Israel, to make an end of the Enacim and their cities. (Joshua 11, 21)
So many mountain peoples, from Lebanon down to the waters of Maserephoth; and all these were to be dispossessed at Israel’s coming. These lands, in pursuance of the Lord’s command, must be reckoned in among the possessions of Israel. (Joshua 13, 6)
Then it went up the valley of the Son of Ennom by its southern or Jebusite side, that is by Jerusalem; and thence stretched across to the mountain summit which faces Geennom from the west, and stands at the southern end of the Valley of Raphaim. (Joshua 15, 8)
who crushed them down unsparingly; so that they were fain to take refuge in caverns and shafts and mountain fastnesses. (Judges 6, 2)
So they laid an ambush to catch him at the head of the mountain-pass, and spent their time, while they awaited his coming, in open robbery, plundering all that went by; but Abimelech had warning of it. (Judges 9, 25)
