Talált 246 Eredmények: Decision-making
keeping holiday again and making good cheer, with son and daughter, serving-man and serving-maid, Levite and wanderer, orphan and widow that are thy neighbours. (Deuteronomy 16, 14)
and have recourse to the priests of Levi’s race, to the judge who then holds office; thou hast but to ask them, and they will make the right decision known to thee. (Deuteronomy 17, 9)
None must be found among you to consecrate son or daughter by making them pass through the fire, to consult soothsayers, or keep watch for dream-revelations and omens; there must be no wizard, (Deuteronomy 18, 10)
Hadst thou refrained from making the vow, it would have been no sin in thee, (Deuteronomy 23, 22)
Does a man take a wife, and then, after making her his own, find some taint of defilement in her, so that he loves her no longer? He must draw up a writ of separation and hand it to her before he sends her away from his house. (Deuteronomy 24, 1)
The Lord will open to thee the rich stores of heaven, and grant thy land rain when the season comes for it; he will prosper all thy enterprises, making thee the creditor of many nations, the debtor of none; (Deuteronomy 28, 12)
The beloved people has a God great as no other; he rides in heaven to deliver thee, the clouds making way for his majestic coming; (Deuteronomy 33, 26)
And if thou shouldst betray us, by making known the news thou hast of us, then the oath we have given thee binds us no longer. (Joshua 2, 20)
The king of Jerusalem, Adonisedec, was told of what had befallen; how Josue had taken Hai and overthrown it, making an end of city and king, there as at Jericho; how the Gabaonites had gone over to Israel and become their allies. (Joshua 10, 1)
These were well content, and praised God for it; no more was heard of making an expedition against the three tribes and ravaging their possessions. (Joshua 22, 33)
and these, too, the Lord your God will dispossess, making room for you to occupy their lands, in fulfilment of his promise. (Joshua 23, 5)
If you consent to follow closely in the false ways of neighbouring peoples, allying yourselves with them by marriage and making friends of them, (Joshua 23, 12)
