Trouvé 4918 Résultats pour: Rom
From Gad, one city of refuge, Ramoth in Galaad; also Manaim, Hesebon and Jaser, four city-enclosures; (Joshua 21, 37)
Thus the Lord God made over to Israel the whole of the territory he had promised to their fathers; they had a home of their own to settle in, (Joshua 21, 41)
secure from attack by any of the nations which surrounded them, since these no longer ventured to offer resistance, but submitted to their rule. (Joshua 21, 42)
No word of the promises which the Lord had made to them remained unfulfilled. (Joshua 21, 43)
Now the Lord your God has granted to your brethren the security and rest he promised them. Return, then, to your own tents, and enjoy the possessions which the Lord’s servant Moses allotted to you on the further side of Jordan; (Joshua 22, 4)
he said, You will have rich store of wealth to take home with you, silver and gold, bronze and iron, and garments in abundance; in all the spoils taken from the enemy you, too, must have your share. (Joshua 22, 8)
and with him ten chieftains, one from each tribe; (Joshua 22, 14)
With this message the general assembly of the Lord’s people had entrusted them: What means this impiety? Would you forsake the Lord God of Israel, withdraw from his worship, and raise an unhallowed altar? (Joshua 22, 16)
The Lord God is our witness, the Almighty Lord God is our witness; let Israel ask proof from him! Let him be our protector no longer, let him smite us with his punishments here and now, if he sees that this altar of ours was built in any spirit of rebellion against him. (Joshua 22, 22)
Has he not put Jordan there as a barrier between us and you? Men of Ruben and Gad, the Lord will have none of you! Should we allow them such an opportunity of stealing our children away from the worship of the Lord? No, we were better advised than that. (Joshua 22, 25)
Far be such treachery from our thoughts, as to rebel against the Lord, and forsake the paths he has traced for us, never will we present burnt-sacrifice or offering or victim save at the altar raised to the Lord our God, before his tabernacle! (Joshua 22, 29)
Phinees himself, son of the high priest Eleazar, was their spokesman. Now we are sure, he said, that the Lord God dwells among us. By clearing yourselves of this charge, you have freed Israel from the dread of the Lord’s vengeance. (Joshua 22, 31)
