Talált 4668 Eredmények: Fe

• And this is how you will eat: with a belt round your waist, sandals on your feet and a staff in your hand. You shall eat hastily for it is a passover in honor of Yahweh. (Exodus 12, 11)

• This is a day you are to remember and celebrate in honor of Yahweh. It is to be kept as a festival day for all generations forever. (Exodus 12, 14)

• Celebrate the feast of unleavened bread, because on that day I brought your armies out of Egypt. Celebrate it in future generations as an everlasting ordinance. (Exodus 12, 17)

• For seven days you will eat unleavened bread and on the seventh day you will hold a feast in honor of Yahweh. (Exodus 13, 6)

• Moses said to the people, "Have no fear! Stay where you are and see the work Yahweh will do to save you today. The Egyptians whom you see today, you will never see again! (Exodus 14, 13)

• The waters flowed back and engulfed the chariots and horsemen of the whole army of Pharaoh that had followed Israel into the sea. Not one of them escaped. (Exodus 14, 28)

• They understood what wonders Yahweh had done for them against Egypt, and the people feared Yahweh. They believed in Yahweh and in Moses, his servant. (Exodus 14, 31)

• The enemy said, "I will give chase and overtake, I will divide the spoil and make a feast of it. I shall draw my sword and my hand will destroy them." (Exodus 15, 9)

• The people of Israel called this food manna. It was white like coriander seed and it tasted like wafers made with honey. (Exodus 16, 31)

• After Moses had sent away Zipporah, his wife, Jethro, his father-in-law, received her (Exodus 18, 2)

• So Jethro came with Moses' wife and sons to the desert where the people had encamped at the mountain of God. (Exodus 18, 5)

• Moses was told, "Your father-in-law Jethro is here. He has come with your wife and her two sons." (Exodus 18, 6)