Trouvé 653 Résultats pour: Israelites
those of twenty years or more, as the LORD had commanded Moses. The Israelites who came out of the land of Egypt were as follows: (Numbers 26, 4)
These six hundred and one thousand seven hundred and thirty were the Israelites who were registered. (Numbers 26, 51)
The total number of male Levites one month or more of age, who were registered, was twenty-three thousand. They were not registered with the other Israelites, however, for no heritage was given them among the Israelites. (Numbers 26, 62)
These, then, were the men registered by Moses and the priest Eleazar in the census of the Israelites taken on the plains of Moab along the Jericho stretch of the Jordan. (Numbers 26, 63)
Among them there was not a man of those who had been registered by Moses and the priest Aaron in the census of the Israelites taken in the desert of Sinai. (Numbers 26, 64)
Therefore, tell the Israelites: If a man dies without leaving a son, you shall let his heritage pass on to his daughter; (Numbers 27, 8)
if his father had no brothers, you shall give his heritage to his nearest relative in his clan, who shall then take possession of it." This is the legal norm for the Israelites, as the LORD commanded Moses. (Numbers 27, 11)
The LORD said to Moses, "Go up here into the Abarim Mountains and view the land that I am giving to the Israelites. (Numbers 27, 12)
He shall present himself to the priest Eleazar, to have him seek out for him the decisions of the Urim in the LORD'S presence; and as he directs, Joshua, all the Israelites with him, and the community as a whole shall perform all their actions." (Numbers 27, 21)
"Give the Israelites this commandment: At the times I have appointed, you shall be careful to present to me the food offerings that are offered to me as sweet-smelling oblations. (Numbers 28, 2)
Moses then gave the Israelites these instructions, just as the LORD had ordered him. (Numbers 30, 1)
"Avenge the Israelites on the Midianites, and then you shall be taken to your people." (Numbers 31, 2)
