Löydetty 6746 Tulokset: Trust In The Lord
All our flocks must go with us, not a hoof but shall take the road; we shall need them for the worship of the Lord our God. We cannot tell what kind of offering we must make, until we reach the place itself. (Exodus 10, 26)
But the Lord hardened Pharao’s heart, and he would not let them go. (Exodus 10, 27)
The Lord had told Moses, I mean to send one more plague on Pharao, and Egypt with him; after that he will let you go, nay, he will drive you out with all eagerness. (Exodus 11, 1)
the Lord will let you have your way with the Egyptians.✻ Sore adread of Moses the Egyptians were, both Pharao’s servants and all the people. (Exodus 11, 3)
And now he said, The Lord sends you this message: At midnight I will make my way through the midst of Egypt, (Exodus 11, 4)
But where the Israelites dwell, all shall be still, man and beast, not a dog shall howl; you will know at last how signal a difference the Lord makes between Egypt and Israel. (Exodus 11, 7)
So he left Pharao’s presence, full of anger. It was a true word the Lord had said to Moses, Pharao will refuse you a hearing, to give occasion for those many signs I mean to do in Egypt. (Exodus 11, 9)
Moses and Aaron had done all the miracles here recorded, all in Pharao’s presence, and still the Lord hardened Pharao’s heart, and he would not let the Israelites leave his country. (Exodus 11, 10)
It was while they were still in the land of Egypt that the Lord said to Moses and Aaron, (Exodus 12, 1)
And this is to be the manner of your eating it; your loins must be girt, your feet ready shod, and every man’s staff in his hand; all must be done in haste. It is the night of the Pasch, the Lord’s passing by;✻ (Exodus 12, 11)
the night on which I will pass through the land of Egypt, and smite every first-born thing in the land of Egypt, man and beast alike; so I will give sentence on all the powers of Egypt,✻ I, the Lord. (Exodus 12, 12)
You are to observe this day as a memorial of the past, a day when you keep holiday in the Lord’s honour, generation after generation; a rite never to be abrogated. (Exodus 12, 14)
