Trouvé 6746 Résultats pour: Trust In The Lord
cried out to Moses, My lord, I entreat thee, do not hold us to account for this mad rebellion of ours. (Numbers 12, 11)
When Moses cried to the Lord, beseeching him to restore her, (Numbers 12, 13)
the Lord answered, Nay, if her father had spat in her face, must she not have spent seven days hiding her blushes? Let her be shut out from the camp for seven days, and then brought back. (Numbers 12, 14)
and here the Lord spoke to Moses, (Numbers 13, 2)
Better that we had died in Egypt, better we should meet our end in this waste desert, than march at the Lord’s bidding into such a land as that, where we shall fall at the sword’s point, and our wives and children be led off as captives! Were it not better to go back to Egypt? (Numbers 14, 3)
The Lord, of his mercy, will find a way in for us, and it will be ours, a land that is all milk and honey! (Numbers 14, 8)
Would you defy the Lord’s will, daunted by the Chanaanites? Why, they are bread for our eating; they may not hope to defend themselves. The Lord is on our side; never be afraid of them! (Numbers 14, 9)
At this, all the people cried out, and were for stoning them. But suddenly, over the tabernacle, the glory of the Lord’s presence made itself known to the whole of Israel. (Numbers 14, 10)
And the Lord said to Moses, Am I to be always slighted by this people of mine? Will they never learn to trust in me, for all the marvellous deeds of mine they have witnessed? (Numbers 14, 11)
Good news, Lord, said Moses, for the Egyptians, from whose power thou didst once rescue thy people; (Numbers 14, 13)
Nay, Lord, vindicate thy power; hast thou not said, (Numbers 14, 17)
The Lord is slow to take vengeance, rich in kindness, pardoning the guilt of the wrong-doer? Though indeed thou holdest no man innocent, and wilt have the son make amends for the father’s guilt, to the third and fourth generation. (Numbers 14, 18)
