Löydetty 7081 Tulokset: Word Of The Lord

• No sooner had he withdrawn than the Lord came to meet him, and Balaam told him how he had raised seven altars, offering a bullock and a ram on each. (Numbers 23, 4)

• With that, the Lord put a message on his lips, bidding him return to Balac and deliver it; (Numbers 23, 5)

• Curse them, I, when God’s curse does not light on them? I lay a ban, where ban from the Lord is none? (Numbers 23, 8)

• But he answered, What words should I use, save what the Lord bids me utter? (Numbers 23, 12)

• The Lord met him and put a message on his lips to give Balac. (Numbers 23, 16)

• And Balac, waiting there with the chiefs of Moab by the burnt-sacrifice, asked him what the Lord’s word was. (Numbers 23, 17)

• It is not for God to gainsay himself, as men do, to alter, like the things of earth; must he not make good his word, fulfil his promise? (Numbers 23, 19)

• It is no false God that Jacob worships, no senseless image that has its shrine in Israel; the Lord dwells with them as their God; his royal trumpets sound for victory. (Numbers 23, 21)

• Fair as wooded valleys, as gardens fed by running streams, as bowers of the Lord’s own planting,✻ as cedars on the river bank! (Numbers 24, 6)

• back home with thee! It was in my mind to raise thee to high honours, but this Lord of thine has thwarted thee of thy ambition. (Numbers 24, 11)

• Though Balac should fill his house with silver and gold and offer to give it me, I have no power to go beyond the Lord’s bidding by uttering any word of my own, for good or ill; I can only deliver the Lord’s message? (Numbers 24, 13)

• so that sons of Israel learned the rites of Beelphegor. And the Lord was indignant; (Numbers 25, 3)