Trouvé 1081 Résultats pour: Great Harlot
and when they saw the dead Egyptians washed up on the shore, and the great defeat the Lord had inflicted upon them, the people learned to fear the Lord, putting their trust in him and in his servant Moses. (Exodus 14, 31)
Then Moses and the Israelites sang praise to the Lord, and this was their song: A psalm for the Lord, so great he is and so glorious; horse and rider hurled into the sea! (Exodus 15, 1)
and took up from her the refrain, A psalm for the Lord, so great he is and so glorious; horse and rider hurled into the sea! (Exodus 15, 21)
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)
and when thou hast killed this ram, put some of the blood on the tip of Aaron’s right ear, the thumb of his right hand, and the great toe of his right foot, and do the same by his sons. Pour blood, too, all round the surface of the altar, (Exodus 29, 20)
spare me thy importunacy, let me vent my anger and destroy them; I will make thy posterity into a great nation instead. (Exodus 32, 10)
and now, after immolating it, Moses took some of its blood and put it on the tip of Aaron’s right ear, the thumb of his right hand, and the great toe of his right foot. (Leviticus 8, 23)
The priest will take some of the blood from this victim which is offered for wrong done, and set a mark with it on the man he is pronouncing clean; on the tip of his right ear, his right thumb, and the great toe of his right foot. (Leviticus 14, 14)
then he will immolate the lamb, and set a mark with its blood on the man he is pronouncing clean, on the right ear, the right thumb, the great toe of the right foot. (Leviticus 14, 25)
Do not pervert justice by giving false awards, whether by taking a man’s poverty into account,✻ or by flattering the great; give every man his just due. (Leviticus 19, 15)
If a man takes his own sister to his bed, whether she is his father’s daughter or his mother’s, to her shame and his, it is great disgrace; both must be held to account for it, and be put to death publicly, for bringing shame on one another. (Leviticus 20, 17)
If the daughter of a priest is convicted of playing the harlot, and bringing dishonour on her father’s name, she must be given to the flames. (Leviticus 21, 9)
