Trouvé 1095 Résultats pour: Sanctuary City
These guardians of the sanctuary had the chief of all the Levites at their head, Eleazar, son of the high priest Aaron. (Numbers 3, 32)
In front of the tabernacle, that is, on the east, Moses and Aaron were to encamp with their sons, keeping guard over the sanctuary in the midst of the Israelite people; it was death for any other to come near it. (Numbers 3, 38)
Claim five silver pieces, by sanctuary reckoning, for each of them, (the silver piece is worth twenty pence), (Numbers 3, 47)
for the first-born sons of Israel, a thousand three hundred and sixty-five silver pieces by sanctuary reckoning; (Numbers 3, 50)
When the order is given for marching, it is for Aaron and his sons to go in and take down the veil at the sanctuary entrance, in which they will wrap up the ark; (Numbers 4, 5)
and all the appurtenances of sanctuary worship they shall cover up in the same way, and make these, too, ready for carrying. (Numbers 4, 12)
Then when Aaron and his sons have wrapped up the sanctuary and all its appurtenances ready for the march, the sons of Caath will enter and carry them away in their wrappings; they are not to touch the things of the sanctuary, on pain of death. Such charge will the sons of Caath have over the tabernacle that attests my covenant; (Numbers 4, 15)
and Eleazar, son of the high priest Aaron, will be in command of them. Under his care is the oil for feeding the lamps, and the spices for the incense; under his care the continual sacrifice, and the oil used for anointing, and all that concerns the worship paid in the tabernacle, and all the furniture of the sanctuary. (Numbers 4, 16)
and all offerings made to the sanctuary, once they have been put in the priest’s hand, become his. (Numbers 5, 10)
No waggons or oxen were given to the sons of Caath, because their business was with the sanctuary, and every burden must be carried on their own shoulders. (Numbers 7, 9)
a silver dish of a hundred and thirty, and a silver bowl of seventy sicles’ weight, by sanctuary reckoning, both full of flour kneaded with oil for sacrifice; (Numbers 7, 13)
A hundred and thirty sicles of silver went to each dish, seventy to each bowl, making two thousand four hundred sicles of silver in all, by sanctuary weight. (Numbers 7, 85)
