Trouvé 4310 Résultats pour: Men
When you set about the allotment of your territory, one strip you must leave out, twenty-five thousand cubits by ten thousand,✻ a hallowed strip of land that is to be the Lord’s peculiar, all the length and breadth of it hallowed. (Ezekiel 45, 1)
And at either end of the enclosure, and of the city lands, the prince shall have his domains, adjoining either end, and stretching away to west and east as far as each of the tribal allotments stretches westwards and eastwards. (Ezekiel 45, 7)
On the feast itself, the prince must provide a calf, in amends for fault of his own, fault of his people; (Ezekiel 45, 22)
In length, it will fall short of the Lord’s domain by ten thousand cubits on the east, and as much on the west; but this remaining space will be city lands, like the sanctuary lands, growing food for the needs of labouring men in the city; (Ezekiel 48, 18)
Among these were four tribesmen of Juda, called Daniel, Ananias, Misael and Azarias; (Daniel 1, 6)
Here is riddle indeed thou wouldst have us read for thee, lord king; where is counsellor can tell thee the secret? Unless it were the gods only, and they walk not with men. (Daniel 2, 11)
At this, the king was in such a taking of fury that he would have all the wise men of Babylon put to death; (Daniel 2, 12)
Arioch it was, the captain of the king’s guard, that was commissioned to rid Babylon of all its wise men, and from him Daniel would have the why and wherefore of it; (Daniel 2, 14)
and would have them cry out upon the God of heaven for better knowledge of his secret, without which both he and they should perish in the general massacre of the wise men. (Daniel 2, 18)
With that, he betook himself to Arioch, that was to slay the wise men, and made suit to him, slay the wise men he should not. Thou hast but to take me into the king’s presence, said he, and the riddle shall be read. (Daniel 2, 24)
If the secret was disclosed to me also, it is not that I have wisdom beyond the wont of living men; I was but the instrument by which the meaning of it was to be made known, and a king’s thoughts unravelled. (Daniel 2, 30)
Thereupon, he raised Daniel to high rank, and showered riches on him; ruler he should be of all Babylon’s provinces, and over all its wise men have the pre-eminence. (Daniel 2, 48)
