Trouvé 4918 Résultats pour: Rom
Thou shalt set apart this consecrated breast and shoulder, taken from the ram (Exodus 29, 27)
and so Aaron and his sons will eat it. They, too, will eat the bread from the basket, in the porch of the tabernacle that bears record of me, (Exodus 29, 32)
and they shall know me for the Lord God that rescued them from the land of Egypt, so as to abide among them, their Lord and their God. (Exodus 29, 46)
The money taken up in this contribution from the Israelites is to be devoted to the needs of the tabernacle which bears record of me, to put the Lord in mind of them, and win ransom for their lives. (Exodus 30, 16)
Give the sons of Israel a warning from me, Be sure that you observe the sabbath day.✻ It is a token between us, that is to last all through the ages which lie before you, reminding you that I am the Lord, and you are set apart for me. (Exodus 31, 13)
a perpetual token between me and the Israelites; the Lord spent six days making heaven and earth, and on the seventh he rested from his labours. (Exodus 31, 17)
Meanwhile, finding that Moses’ return from the mountain was so long delayed, the people remonstrated with Aaron. Bestir thyself, they said; fashion us gods, to be our leaders. We had a man to lead us, this Moses, when we came away from Egypt; but there is no saying what has become of him. (Exodus 32, 1)
and he melted down what they had given him and cast them into the figure of a calf. And all cried out, Here are thy gods, Israel, the gods that rescued thee from the land of Egypt. (Exodus 32, 4)
They have been swift to leave the way thou didst mark out for them, by making a molten calf and falling down to worship it; brought victims to it, and cried out, Here are thy gods, Israel, the gods that rescued thee from the land of Egypt. (Exodus 32, 8)
But Moses would still plead with the Lord his God; What, Lord, said he, wilt thou vent thy anger on thy people, the people thou didst rescue from Egypt so imperiously, with so strong a hand? (Exodus 32, 11)
With that, Moses came down from the mountain, carrying in his hand the two tablets of the law, with writing on either side, (Exodus 32, 15)
and it was they who said to me, Fashion us gods to be our leaders. We had a man to lead us, this Moses, when we came away from Egypt, but there is no saying now what has become of him. (Exodus 32, 23)
