Löydetty 3602 Tulokset: King Of Israel
O Lord my God, that I should see Israel turn their backs before their enemies! (Joshua 7, 8)
Guilt rests on Israel; they have transgressed my covenant, by taking forfeited plunder for their own use; it has been stolen away secretly, and hidden among private goods. (Joshua 7, 11)
How should Israel withstand the enemy? Turn their backs they must so long as the curse lies on them; until you make an end of the guilty man, I will fight on your side no longer. (Joshua 7, 12)
Rise up, and bid the people cleanse themselves; tell them that to-morrow they must come into my presence undefiled. And give them this message from the Lord God of Israel: Israelites, you are harbouring forbidden spoil among you, and the guilty man must be destroyed before you can stand against your enemies. (Joshua 7, 13)
When he is convicted of such a crime, he and all that belongs to him must be given to the flames; he has transgressed the Lord’s covenant, and brought a curse on Israel. (Joshua 7, 15)
So, when the next day dawned, Josue brought forward the tribes of Israel one by one, and when Juda was chosen, the clans of Juda; (Joshua 7, 16)
And now Josue said to Achan, My son, accept the arbitrament of the Lord God of Israel; own thy fault and tell me, without concealment, what thou hast done. (Joshua 7, 19)
And Achan, in answer, told how he had sinned against the Lord God of Israel, told every circumstance of his fault. (Joshua 7, 20)
they brought it back from the tent to Josue and the whole assembly of Israel, and cast it down there in the Lord’s presence. (Joshua 7, 23)
And now the Lord said to Josue, No need for terror and shrinking back. Take thy whole strength of fighting men with thee, and set about the conquest of Hai; king and people, city and territory, I mean to put them all in thy power. (Joshua 8, 1)
City and king must be treated as thou didst treat city and king of Jericho; but here you may take the spoil and the cattle for yourselves. Lay an ambush on the further side of the city, and it is thine. (Joshua 8, 2)
The king of Hai, upon seeing this, hastened to the attack while the day was young, marching out with all his forces towards the desert, with no suspicion that there was an ambush in the rear. (Joshua 8, 14)
