Löydetty 319 Tulokset: Worship
and now he said to his servants, Wait here with the ass, while I and my son make our way yonder; we will come back to you, when we have offered worship there. (Genesis 22, 5)
and I fell down to worship the Lord, blessing him, the God of my master Abraham, for guiding me where my master’s niece waited for my master’s son. (Genesis 24, 48)
Upon hearing this, Abraham’s servant bowed down to earth and gave the Lord worship; (Genesis 24, 52)
and when I bade thee give this son of mine leave to go and worship me, that leave was refused; I come to claim the life of thy first-born in return. (Exodus 4, 23)
the people were convinced. At last the Lord had come to enquire after the sons of Israel, and had witnessed their affliction; they would bow down and worship. (Exodus 4, 31)
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)
then you shall tell them, This is the victim that marked the Lord’s passing-by, when he passed by the houses of the Israelites in Egypt, smiting only the Egyptians, and leaving our homes exempt. Upon hearing this, the whole people bowed down in worship, (Exodus 12, 27)
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)
Do not bow down to their gods and worship them, or follow their customs; sweep them away, and break down their monuments. (Exodus 23, 24)
Then Moses was told, Do thou and Aaron and Nadab and Abiu, with seventy elders of Israel, come up to meet the Lord, and worship from afar. (Exodus 24, 1)
They have been swift to leave the way thou didst mark out for them, by making a molten calf and falling down to worship it; brought victims to it, and cried out, Here are thy gods, Israel, the gods that rescued thee from the land of Egypt. (Exodus 32, 8)
Then, without more ado, Moses fell prostrate with his face to the ground in worship. (Exodus 34, 8)