Talált 9207 Eredmények: út

• So Josue summoned twelve men, whom he had chosen out to represent the twelve tribes of Israel; (Joshua 4, 4)

• Bid the priests that are carrying the ark come out of the Jordan. (Joshua 4, 16)

• Here, at Galgal, Josue set up the twelve stones they had taken out of the river-bed. (Joshua 4, 20)

• These had all been circumcised, but the generation which had been born (Joshua 5, 5)

• But first he was commanded to take the shoes off his feet, as one that stood on holy ground; so he did as he was bidden. (Joshua 5, 16)

• Josue had warned the people not to cry out or utter any sound until the day came when he should bid them cry aloud. (Joshua 6, 10)

• And when the priests were ready to blow their trumpets on the seventh journey, Josue gave word to the whole of Israel, Now you are to shout; the Lord has put the city in your power. (Joshua 6, 16)

• This city and all it contains is forfeit to the Lord; none must be spared except the harlot Rahab and those in her house. She it was that harboured the spies we sent out. (Joshua 6, 17)

• Then the people cried aloud, and still the trumpets blew, till every ear was deafened by the shouting and the clangour; and all at once the walls fell down flat. Thereupon each man went to the assault where he was posted, and they took the city. (Joshua 6, 20)

• All that was in it they slew, sparing neither man nor woman, neither youth nor age; even cattle and sheep and asses were put to the sword. (Joshua 6, 21)

• But now Josue said to the two men who had been sent out as spies, Make your way into the house of the harlot yonder, and bring her out, with all that is hers; such was the sworn promise you gave her. (Joshua 6, 22)

• So the two men went in, and brought Rahab out with her parents and her kindred and all that belonged to her, giving this family of hers lodging, but not in the camp of Israel. (Joshua 6, 23)