Trouvé 755 Résultats pour: Juda Und Tamar
Let her keep what she has, said Juda; she cannot call us dishonest, now that I have sent the kid as I promised, and she was not to be found. (Genesis 38, 23)
So three months passed; and then word came to Juda, Thamar, thy daughter-in-law, has proved a light woman; she is big with child for all to see. Whereupon Juda said, Bring her here, then; she must be burned alive. (Genesis 38, 24)
And Juda, recognizing his own gifts, said, She is in the right, not I; why did I not give her my son Sela in marriage? Yet would he never mate with her again. (Genesis 38, 26)
Why, answered Juda, this man we told thee of warned us with a solemn oath he would not give us audience, unless our youngest brother came back with us. (Genesis 43, 3)
Let the boy go with me, Juda said to his father; let us go and find something to support life with, or we shall all die, and our children with us. (Genesis 43, 8)
Joseph was awaiting them there, and Juda led his brethren into Joseph’s presence, where they all bowed face to the earth before him. (Genesis 44, 14)
My lord, said Juda, what answer can we make? What plea can we offer in our defence? We are guilty men, and God would not let it pass unnoticed; and now all of us, not only he in whose possession the cup was found, will be thy slaves. (Genesis 44, 16)
At this, Juda made bold to draw nearer him; My lord, he said, let thy servant speak a word for thy own hearing, without earning thy displeasure, Pharao’s viceroy though thou art, and my sovereign lord. (Genesis 44, 18)
Juda’s were called Her, Onan, Sela, Phares and Zara, but of these, Her and Onan had already died in Chanaan; Phares had two sons, Hesron and Hamul. (Genesis 46, 12)
He had sent Juda on before him to tell Joseph of his coming, so that they could meet in Gessen; (Genesis 46, 28)
But thou, Juda, shalt win the praise of thy brethren; with thy hand on the necks of thy enemies, thou shalt be reverenced by thy own father’s sons. (Genesis 49, 8)
Juda is like a lion’s whelp; on the hills, my son, thou roamest after thy prey; like a lion couched in his lair, a lioness that none dares provoke. (Genesis 49, 9)
