Talált 9207 Eredmények: út
I am ready to send an angel who will go before thee, so as to cast out Chanaanite, Amorrhite, Hethite, Pherezite, Hevite and Jebusite, (Exodus 33, 2)
and bring thee into the land that is all milk and honey. But I will not go with thee myself, stiff-necked people as thou art, or I might be moved to destroy thee on the way. (Exodus 33, 3)
the Lord’s word came through Moses to the Israelites, You are a stiff-necked people, and if once I set out on the march among you, I would be moved to destroy you. Take off, here and now, your ornaments, and wait till I have resolved what to do with you. (Exodus 33, 5)
Moses, too, removed his tent,✻ and pitched it far off, away from the camp, calling it, The tent which bears witness to the covenant; to this, all who had disputes to settle must betake themselves, away from the camp. (Exodus 33, 7)
Then Moses complained to the Lord, Thou biddest me lead this people on the march, but thou wilt not tell me who it is thou art sending me for my guide. And this is the man whom thou callest thy familiar friend, assuring him of thy favour! (Exodus 33, 12)
But, my face, he said, thou canst not see; mortal man cannot see me, and live to tell of it. (Exodus 33, 20)
So, when I take my hand away, thou shalt follow me with thy eyes, but my face thou canst not see. (Exodus 33, 23)
Thus the Lord passed by, and he cried out, It is the Lord God, the ruler of all things, the merciful, the gracious; slow to take vengeance, rich in kindness, faithful to his promises. (Exodus 34, 6)
He is true to his promise of mercy a thousand times over; shame or sin or guilt is none but he forgives it; yet, before him, none can claim innocence in his own right, and when he punishes, the son must make amends for the father’s guilt, to the third and the fourth generation.✻ (Exodus 34, 7)
Then, without more ado, Moses fell prostrate with his face to the ground in worship. (Exodus 34, 8)
destroy their altars, break their images, cut down their forest shrines.✻ (Exodus 34, 13)
Observe the feast of unleavened bread. For seven days, in the first month of spring, thou shalt eat thy bread without leaven, as I bade thee; it was in that spring month thou didst escape from Egypt. (Exodus 34, 18)
