Löydetty 1136 Tulokset: life after death
He called for Isaac and said: "She must certainly be your wife! How could you have said, 'She is my sister'?" Isaac replied, "I thought I might lose my life on her account." (Genesis 26, 9)
Abimelech therefore gave this warning to all his men: "Anyone who molests this man or his wife shall forthwith be put to death." (Genesis 26, 11)
(Isaac reopened the wells which his father's servants had dug back in the days of his father Abraham and which the Philistines had stopped up after Abraham's death; he gave them the same names that his father had given them.) (Genesis 26, 18)
Rebekah said to Isaac: "I am disgusted with life because of the Hittite women. If Jacob also should marry a Hittite woman, a native of the land, like these women, what good would life be to me?" (Genesis 27, 46)
Jacob named the place Peniel, "Because I have seen God face to face," he said, "yet my life has been spared." (Genesis 32, 31)
Death came to Rebekah's nurse Deborah; she was buried under the oak below Bethel, and so it was called Allonbacuth. (Genesis 35, 8)
With her last breath--for she was at the point of death-she called him Ben-oni; his father, however, named him Benjamin. (Genesis 35, 18)
then he breathed his last. After a full life, he died as an old man and was taken to his kinsmen. His sons Esau and Jacob buried him. (Genesis 35, 29)
When Reuben heard this, he tried to save him from their hands, saying: "We must not take his life. (Genesis 37, 21)
But Er, Judah's first-born, greatly offended the LORD; so the LORD took his life. (Genesis 38, 7)
What he did greatly offended the LORD, and the LORD took his life too. (Genesis 38, 10)
This is how you shall be tested: unless your youngest brother comes here, I swear by the life of Pharaoh that you shall not leave here. (Genesis 42, 15)
