Löydetty 2003 Tulokset: King Of The North
When the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, giving them a message to the Israelites and to the Egyptian king, Pharao, and bidding them lead the sons of Israel away out of Egypt, (Exodus 6, 13)
and it was these two, Moses and Aaron, who bade Pharao, king of Egypt, let them leave his country, at the time we are speaking of. (Exodus 6, 27)
I am the Lord, repeat to Pharao king of Egypt all this message of mine, (Exodus 6, 29)
Thus the Lord hardened the heart of Pharao, king of Egypt, and he pursued the Israelites in the hour of their triumphant escape. (Exodus 14, 8)
The coverings are a cubit longer on the north and south than the tapestry, and this additional cubit will hang down, to protect the tabernacle itself on either side. (Exodus 26, 13)
on the outer side of the veil, the table will stand on the north, and the lamp-stand on the south side of the tabernacle, opposite the table. (Exodus 26, 35)
So, too, on the north side, hangings a hundred feet long, twenty posts with bronze sockets and engraved silver capitals. (Exodus 27, 11)
There were twenty frames, too, on the side of the tabernacle which looked north, (Exodus 36, 25)
On the north side, too, there were hangings, and posts with their sockets and capitals, all of the same measurement, workmanship, and material. (Exodus 38, 11)
On the north, Dan would encamp under Ahiezer son of Ammisaddai, (Numbers 2, 25)
were to encamp on the north, under Suriel the son of Abihaiel. (Numbers 3, 35)
From Cades, Moses sent envoys to the king of Edom, with a message to him from his brethren of Israel: Thou knowest what hardships have overtaken us; (Numbers 20, 14)
