Löydetty 306 Tulokset: Tree Of Knowledge
And once more Adam had knowledge of his wife, and she bore a son; Seth was the name she gave him, as if she would say, Seth, the Lord has secured a line of issue for me in place of Abel, now that Cain has murdered him. (Genesis 4, 25)
Abram, then, had knowledge of her, and she, finding herself with child, began to look on her mistress with scorn. (Genesis 16, 4)
I have two daughters here, that have as yet no knowledge of man; these I will bring out, and you shall have your will with them, but do these men no harm;✻ are they not guests under my roof? (Genesis 19, 8)
So that night they gave their father wine to drink; and the elder went in and slept with her father, lying down beside him and rising up without his knowledge. (Genesis 19, 33)
I have no knowledge, said Abimelech, who has done it; thou hast never told me of it, and I never heard of it till to-day. (Genesis 21, 26)
A maiden most beautiful, fair of face, and a virgin that had no knowledge of man; and now she had gone down to the well, and filled the pitcher, and was on her way back, (Genesis 24, 16)
So they gave him all the images of alien gods that were in their possession, the rings, too, which they wore on their ears, and he buried them under the mastic-tree, close to the town of Sichem. (Genesis 35, 4)
To what tree will he tie his mount; the ass he rides on? The vine for him, the vineyard for him; when he washes his garments, it shall be in wine, all his vesture shall be dyed with the blood of grapes. (Genesis 49, 11)
And throughout the land this hail smote all that was left in the open, man or beast; smote upon all the soil yielded, and broke down every wild tree. (Exodus 9, 25)
They covered the whole face of the ground, laying everything waste; devoured all the growing things which the soil produced, and all the fruit which the hail had left on the trees; no green was to be found on tree or plant all over Egypt. (Exodus 10, 15)
Whereupon he cried out to the Lord, and the Lord shewed him a tree whose wood turned the waters sweet when it was thrown into them. Here, too, he gave them laws and decrees to live by,✻ and issued this challenge to them: (Exodus 15, 25)
And on the first day you will pluck fruit from some favourite tree, and branches of palm, leafy boughs, and osiers from the river banks, and so keep holiday in the presence of the Lord your God. (Leviticus 23, 40)
