Löydetty 4577 Tulokset: God
"It is not I," Joseph replied to Pharaoh, "but God who will give Pharaoh the right answer." (Genesis 41, 16)
Joseph said to Pharaoh: "Both of Pharaoh's dreams have the same meaning. God has thus foretold to Pharaoh what he is about to do. (Genesis 41, 25)
It is just as I told Pharaoh: God has revealed to Pharaoh what he is about to do. (Genesis 41, 28)
That Pharaoh had the same dream twice means that the matter has been reaffirmed by God and that God will soon bring it about. (Genesis 41, 32)
"Could we find another like him," Pharaoh asked his officials, "a man so endowed with the spirit of God?" (Genesis 41, 38)
So Pharaoh said to Joseph: "Since God has made all this known to you, no one can be as wise and discerning as you are. (Genesis 41, 39)
He named his first-born Manasseh, meaning, "God has made me forget entirely the sufferings I endured at the hands of my family"; (Genesis 41, 51)
and the second he named Ephraim, meaning, "God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction." (Genesis 41, 52)
On the third day Joseph said to them: "Do this, and you shall live; for I am a God-fearing man. (Genesis 42, 18)
"My money has been returned!" he cried out to his brothers. "Here it is in my bag!" At that their hearts sank. Trembling, they asked one another, "What is this that God has done to us?" (Genesis 42, 28)
May God Almighty dispose the man to be merciful toward you, so that he may let your other brother go, as well as Benjamin. As for me, if I am to suffer bereavement, I shall suffer it." (Genesis 43, 14)
"Be at ease," he replied; "you have no need to fear. Your God and the God of your father must have put treasures in your bags for you. As for your money, I received it." With that, he led Simeon out to them. (Genesis 43, 23)
