Löydetty 618 Tulokset: Jacob's Prayer
Israel shall live unmolested, Jacob shall see no rival near him, in a land full of corn and wine, under skies curtained with dewy mist. (Deuteronomy 33, 28)
This, the Lord told him, is the land of which I spoke to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, promising to give it to their race. I have granted thee the sight of it; enter it thou mayst not. (Deuteronomy 34, 4)
It was on this day, when the Lord left the Amorrhites powerless before Israel’s attack, that Josue made that prayer of his to the Lord, crying out in the hearing of the people, Sun, that art setting over Gabaon, moon, that art rising in Aialon valley, stand stricken with awe. (Joshua 10, 12)
Never was so long a day before or since, as that day when the Lord listened to a human prayer, and fought openly on the side of Israel.✻ (Joshua 10, 14)
Isaac, and Isaac’s sons, Jacob and Esau. For Esau, I found a home in the hill-country of Seir, while Jacob and his sons made their way into Egypt. (Joshua 24, 4)
And now the bones of Joseph, which the Israelites had brought with them from Egypt, were buried at Sichem, in the piece of land Jacob bought for a hundred lambs from Hemor, that was father to Sichem; a piece of land that belonged to Joseph’s descendants. (Joshua 24, 32)
And that night, God granted his prayer; dew lay all over the ground about it, and the fleece alone was dry. (Judges 6, 40)
And the Lord granted his prayer; once more the angel of God appeared to his wife, as she sat resting in a field. Her husband was not with her, and she, upon sight of the angel, (Judges 13, 9)
Such was the prayer she went on repeating, there in the Lord’s presence; and Heli saw her lips moving as she did so; (1 Samuel 1, 12)
Go then, answered Heli, and peace go with thee; may the Lord grant the prayer thou hast made. (1 Samuel 1, 17)
And my prayer was for a son, the boy whom thou seest. I prayed to the Lord, and the Lord granted my request; (1 Samuel 1, 27)
and now, in my turn, I make a grant of him to the Lord, a grant that shall be long as his life. Then they offered the Lord worship, and Anna made this prayer which follows. (1 Samuel 1, 28)
