Löydetty 1208 Tulokset: Tor
This Henoch was the ancestor, through Irad, Maviael, and Mathusael, of Lamech. (Genesis 4, 18)
And it is for thee to provide thyself with all that is eaten as food, and store it up, so that thou and they may have food to eat. (Genesis 6, 21)
These, then, were the names of Noe’s three sons, who came out of the Ark with him, Sem, Cham and Japheth; and of these, Cham was the ancestor of Chanaan. (Genesis 9, 18)
And Cham, Chanaan’s ancestor, saw how his father’s body lay naked, and went out to tell his two brothers of it; (Genesis 9, 22)
the Phetrusim, too, and the Chasluim (from whom the Philistines sprang) and the Caphtorim. (Genesis 10, 14)
That Chanaanite territory, beginning at Sidon, reached as far as Gaza on the road to Gerara, and as far as Lesa on the road to Sodom, Gomorrha, Adama and Seboim. (Genesis 10, 19)
Heber had two sons; one was called Phaleg, Division, because in his time the territory was divided up, and his brother’s name was Jectan. (Genesis 10, 25)
and their territory reached from Messa to mount Sephar in the east. (Genesis 10, 30)
All the wealth of Sodom and Gomorrha, and all their supply of food, was carried off by the victors as they went; (Genesis 14, 11)
So the sun went down, and when the darkness of night came on, a smoking furnace was seen, a torch of fire that passed between the pieces of flesh. (Genesis 15, 17)
calling for Lot, and crying out, Where are thy evening visitors? Bring them out here, to minister to our lust. (Genesis 19, 5)
So Lot went out, and spoke to the suitors who were betrothed to his daughters;✻ Up, he said, leave this place; the Lord means to destroy the city. But they thought he was speaking in jest. (Genesis 19, 14)
