Talált 4050 Eredmények: âme
And the Lord’s word came to Moses, No need to cry to me for aid; bid the Israelites march on. (Exodus 14, 15)
And with that, God’s angel, that went on before the host of Israel, moved to their rear; the pillar of cloud, too, left its place in the van and came behind them. (Exodus 14, 19)
Back came the water, overwhelming all the chariots and horsemen of Pharao’s army that had entered the sea in their pursuit; not a man escaped. (Exodus 14, 28)
The Lord, the warrior God, whose very name tells of omnipotence!✻ (Exodus 15, 3)
The heathen raged in their hill-fastnesses;✻ anguish came upon Philistia’s citizens, (Exodus 15, 14)
So they came to Mara, and even here they could not drink the water, so brackish it was to the taste; it was with good reason he called it Mara, for Mara means Bitterness. (Exodus 15, 23)
After this the Israelites came to Elim, where they found twelve springs of water and seventy palm-trees, and pitched their tents beside the water. (Exodus 15, 27)
Evening came, and brought with it a flight of quails, that settled in every part of the camp. And at morning, all about the camp, dew was lying; (Exodus 16, 13)
When the sixth day came, they gathered a double allowance of two gomors a head. And when this was reported to Moses by those who were in command of the people, (Exodus 16, 22)
and the name he gave to that place was Challenge,✻ because it was there the Israelites turned on him and challenged the Lord, by asking whether the Lord still went with them or not. (Exodus 17, 7)
And while they were at Raphidim, the Amalecites came and offered the Israelites battle. (Exodus 17, 8)
Put this on record in writing, the Lord said to Moses, and recite it in Josue’s hearing: I mean to efface the very name of Amalec from this earth. (Exodus 17, 14)
