Löydetty 749 Tulokset: Moses And Serpent
All alike, men and women, devoutly brought their gifts, so as to speed on the work which the Lord, through Moses, had enjoined on them; there was not one Israelite that did not freely consecrate his offerings to the Lord’s service. (Exodus 35, 29)
And now Moses said to the sons of Israel, Here is the name of the man the Lord has singled out to help me, Beseleel, son of Uri, son of Hur, of the tribe of Juda. (Exodus 35, 30)
Moses summoned them, all these trained workmen who had been endowed by the Lord with skill, and had offered their services freely; (Exodus 36, 2)
till at last the workmen must needs come to Moses, (Exodus 36, 4)
So Moses bade the crier give out that no man or woman should offer any more for the needs of the sanctuary; thus he put an end to the bringing of gifts, (Exodus 36, 6)
Here is an account, drawn up at Moses’ command by the priest Ithamar, son of Aaron, with the help of the Levites. It shews what was spent on the tabernacle that bears record of the Lord, (Exodus 38, 21)
when all the work was completed, at the Lord’s command given through Moses, by Beseleel, son of Uri, son of Hur, of the tribe of Juda. (Exodus 38, 22)
Besellel made vestments, too, of blue and purple, scarlet and lawn, for Aaron to wear when he ministered in the holy place, as the Lord had prescribed them to Moses. (Exodus 39, 1)
and a band✻ of the same colours, as the Lord had prescribed to Moses. (Exodus 39, 5)
these, according to the prescription which the Lord had given Moses, he let into the sides of the mantle, to keep the sons of Israel in memory. (Exodus 39, 7)
tied to the strongly fastened rings of the band by a blue cord, so that they should not hang loose, and come apart; so the Lord had prescribed to Moses. (Exodus 39, 19)
first a golden bell, then a pomegranate. Such, according to the prescription the Lord had given Moses, was to be the dress of the priest when he went in to perform his sacred office. (Exodus 39, 24)
