Löydetty 766 Tulokset: Staff Of Moses
but Aaron’s rod, the Lord told Moses, was to be taken back into the tabernacle, to be kept there in memory of the rebellious Israelites; there must be no more complaining, no more death-penalties. (Numbers 17, 10)
Moses did as the Lord had bidden him; (Numbers 17, 11)
and now the Israelites said to Moses, We have dwindled away; we are dead men, all of us. (Numbers 17, 12)
And the Lord bade Moses (Numbers 18, 25)
And the Lord said to Moses and Aaron, (Numbers 19, 1)
And now, hard put to it for want of water, the people made common cause against Moses and Aaron, (Numbers 20, 2)
At this, when they had broken up the gathering, Moses and Aaron went into the tabernacle that bore record of the covenant, and there cast themselves down to earth in entreaty. Lord God, they said, listen to the plea made by this people of thine, and open to them thy store-house of fresh water, to content them and put an end to their complaints! Then the bright presence of the Lord was revealed to them; (Numbers 20, 6)
and the Lord said to Moses, (Numbers 20, 7)
So Moses took up the rod, there in the Lord’s presence, as he was bidden, (Numbers 20, 9)
Twice Moses lifted his hand, and smote the rock with his rod; whereupon water gushed out in abundance, so that all the people and their cattle had enough to drink. (Numbers 20, 11)
But the Lord said to Moses and Aaron, Why did you not trust in me, and vindicate my holiness in the sight of Israel? It will not be yours to lead this multitude into the land I mean to give them. (Numbers 20, 12)
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)
