Löydetty 1954 Tulokset: Ice
for you to speak, you that hold the judge’s office, and have white asses to ride when you go on your travels. (Judges 5, 10)
And first, do not leave this spot till I come back here with a sacrifice to offer thee. I will await thy coming, he said. (Judges 6, 18)
Then, on the top of this rock on which thou didst lay thy sacrifice to me, build an altar to the Lord thy God; and there offer the second bull in burnt sacrifice, over a fire made from the wood thou hast cut down. (Judges 6, 26)
When this came to Joatham’s ears, he went and stood at the top of mount Garizim, and raised his voice there in a loud cry. Listen to me, he said, men of Sichem, as you would have God himself listen to you. (Judges 9, 7)
What, said the olive, would you have me forgo this rich influence of mine, for the service of God and man, to win promotion among the trees? (Judges 9, 9)
And you, have you kept faith and honour in making Abimelech your king? Have you dealt kindly with Jerobaal and his race, shewn gratitude for the good service he did you? Here was a man that fought in your cause, (Judges 9, 16)
and with that they banished the idols of every alien god from their dominions, and went back to the service of the Lord; till at last he took pity on their distress. (Judges 10, 16)
what living creature first leaves my doors, to greet my safe returning, shall be offered up in burnt-sacrifice.✻ (Judges 11, 31)
Detain me if thou wilt, said the angel, but of thy food I must not eat; offer burnt-sacrifice, if thou wilt, to the Lord. And still Manue did not recognize that it was the Lord’s angel; (Judges 13, 16)
Nay, answered his wife, if the Lord meant us harm, he would not have accepted our sacrifice and our bread-offering; he would not have shewn us this marvellous sight, nor told us what is to befall. (Judges 13, 23)
What, said his parents, canst thou find no bride amongst the women of thy own tribe, nay, of all Israel, that thou must wed the daughter of some uncircumcised Philistine? She must be thy choice for me, Samson told his father; I like her well. (Judges 14, 3)
After a while, the chiefs of the Philistines met to offer their god Dagon high sacrifice, and to hold a banquet. What an enemy, they said, was this Samson! And our god has given us the mastery of him. (Judges 16, 23)
