Talált 2137 Eredmények: Day
on the fourteenth day of the second month instead; eating unleavened bread and wild herbs with it, (Numbers 9, 11)
On the day when the tabernacle was set up, a cloud overshadowed it; and when evening came, fire seemed to hang over the canopy of it till morning. (Numbers 9, 15)
So it was continually; by day, cloud hung above it, by night, what seemed like fire; (Numbers 9, 16)
even if it lingered many days there, they were the Lord’s sentinels, these men of Israel, and must not leave their post (Numbers 9, 19)
Sometimes the cloud would only rest there from evening to morning, and move away at dawn, so that they could march at once; sometimes they must wait, before marching, till day too had passed. (Numbers 9, 21)
And sometimes it would be two days, or a month, or even longer, that the Israelites stayed motionless, because the cloud was still there. Then, once it had lifted, they moved camp. (Numbers 9, 22)
And when you keep feast or holiday, and at the new moon, you will make burnt-sacrifice and welcome-offering to the sound of the trumpet, to claim the divine audience; audience from the Lord your God. (Numbers 10, 10)
And now, in the second year, on the twentieth day of the second month, the cloud lifted from the tabernacle, (Numbers 10, 11)
So they travelled three days’ journey from the mountain of the Lord; and all those three days’ journey the ark that bore record of the Lord’s covenant went at their head✻ to choose their camping-place. (Numbers 10, 33)
The divine cloud, too, overshadowed them all day while they marched. (Numbers 10, 34)
not for one day or two, for five days or ten, or for a score of days, (Numbers 11, 19)
And now the Lord sent a wind that brought a flight of quails over the sea, and drove them down where the camp was, a day’s journey away on each side; quails that hovered only two cubits above the ground. (Numbers 11, 31)
