Talált 274 Eredmények: Sinai desert
For forty years he fed them in the desert, (Acts 13, 18)
Are you not the Egyptian, then, who caused a riot some time ago and let a band of four thousand terrorists out into the desert?" Paul answered, (Acts 21, 38)
However, most of them did not please God, and the desert was strewn with their bodies. (1 Corinthians 10, 5)
Here we have an allegory and the figures of two covenants. The first is the one from Mount Sinai, represented through Hagar: her children have slavery for their lot. (Galatians 4, 24)
We know that Hagar was from Mount Sinai in Arabia: she stands for the present city of Jerusalem which is in slavery with her children. (Galatians 4, 25)
when your ancestors challenged me in the desert, although they had seen my deeds (Hebrews 3, 9)
With whom was God angry for forty years? With those who sinned and whose bodies fell in the desert. (Hebrews 3, 17)
while the woman fled to the desert where God had prepared a place for her; there she would be looked after for one thousand two hundred and sixty days. (Revelation 12, 6)
Then the woman was given the two wings of the great eagle so that she might fly into the desert where she would be looked after for three and a half years. (Revelation 12, 14)
The angel brought me to the desert: it was a new vision. There a woman was seated on a red beast. The beast, which had seven heads and ten horns, covered itself with titles and statements that offend God. (Revelation 17, 3)
