Löydetty 379 Tulokset: Jewish Food
Life is a greater gift than food, the body than clothing; (Luke 12, 23)
And the Lord answered, Who, then, is a faithful and wise steward, one whom his master will entrust with the care of the household, to give them their allowance of food at the appointed time? (Luke 12, 42)
who had not taken part with the council and its doings; he was from Arimathea, a Jewish city, and was one of those who waited for the kingdom of God. (Luke 23, 51)
There were six water-pots standing there, as the Jewish custom of ceremonial washing demanded; they were of stone, and held two or three firkins apiece. (John 2, 6)
(His disciples were away in the city at this time, buying food.) (John 4, 8)
Meanwhile, his disciples were urging him, Master, take some food. (John 4, 31)
But he told them, I have food to eat of which you know nothing. (John 4, 32)
Whereupon his disciples said to one another, Can somebody have brought him food? (John 4, 33)
After this came a Jewish feast, for which Jesus went up to Jerusalem. (John 5, 1)
You should not work to earn food which perishes in the using. Work to earn food which affords, continually, eternal life, such food as the Son of Man will give you; God, the Father, has authorized him. (John 6, 27)
My flesh is real food, my blood is real drink. (John 6, 56)
And now one of the Jewish feasts, the feast of Tabernacles, was drawing near.✻ (John 7, 2)
