Löydetty 6746 Tulokset: Trust In The Lord
and hold themselves in readiness for the third day; two days from now, the Lord will come down on to mount Sinai in the presence of all the people. (Exodus 19, 11)
But Moses brought them out from the camp itself to meet the Lord, and they stood there close by the spurs of the mountain. (Exodus 19, 17)
The whole of mount Sinai was by now wreathed in smoke, where the Lord had come down with fire about him, so that smoke went up as if from a furnace; it was a mountain full of terrors. (Exodus 19, 18)
Louder yet grew the noise of the trumpet, longer its blast; and then Moses spoke to the Lord, and the Lord’s voice was heard in answer. (Exodus 19, 19)
It was on the very top of mount Sinai that the Lord had come down, and now he called Moses up to the summit. When he had climbed up there (Exodus 19, 20)
he was bidden go down again, and warn the people not to pass beyond their bounds in their eagerness to see the Lord; or it might be that a great multitude of them would incur death. (Exodus 19, 21)
Even the priests who came into the Lord’s presence were to come sanctified, for fear he should smite them.✻ (Exodus 19, 22)
But, Lord, said Moses, the common folk will be in no danger of climbing up on to Sinai; thou thyself hast warned them, and bidden us set bounds, to keep the mountain inviolable. (Exodus 19, 23)
Go down, the Lord said to him, and come back with Aaron alone; neither priests nor people are to go beyond their bounds, and come into the Lord’s presence, or he will slay them. (Exodus 19, 24)
I, the Lord, am thy God (he said); I, who rescued thee from the land of Egypt, where thou didst dwell in slavery. (Exodus 20, 2)
to bow down and worship it. I, thy God, the Lord Almighty, am jealous in my love; be my enemy, and thy children, to the third and fourth generation, for thy guilt shall make amends; (Exodus 20, 5)
Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God lightly on thy lips; if a man uses that name lightly, the Lord will not acquit him of sin. (Exodus 20, 7)
