Talált 40 Eredmények: Dun
It was treachery brought me here, when I left the land of the Hebrews, and now I am in this dungeon for no fault of mine. (Genesis 40, 15)
Then, at midnight, the Lord’s stroke fell; fell on every first-born thing in the land of Egypt, whether it were the first-born of Pharao, where he sat on his throne, or the first-born of some captive woman where she lay in her dungeon; all the first-born, too, of their cattle. (Exodus 12, 29)
the flesh, skin and dung of the bullock thou shalt burn beyond the confines of the camp, as an offering for sin. (Exodus 29, 14)
The skin and all the flesh, with the head, the feet, the entrails and the dung, (Leviticus 4, 11)
burning the carcase, skin and flesh and dung, away from the camp, as the Lord had bidden him. (Leviticus 8, 17)
As for the transgression-victims, the bullock and the goat, whose blood was carried into the sanctuary to make expiation there, the carcases must be taken away from the camp and destroyed by fire, skin and flesh and dung together. (Leviticus 16, 27)
the heifer itself he will burn publicly, committing skin and flesh, blood and dung to the flames. (Numbers 19, 5)
raising up the poor man out of the dust, the beggar from his dung-hill, to sit among princes and reach the honours of a throne. It is the Lord that poised the round world on its foundations, and holds them in his keeping; (1 Samuel 2, 8)
And I, in return, mean to bring ruin on all Jeroboam’s race, smiting every man that belongs to it, bondman or free man, throughout all Israel;✻ I mean to sweep away the last remnants of his race, like the dung that must be swept away till all is clean. (1 Kings 14, 10)
in the purlieus of the city her corpse shall lie like dung on the ground, for the passers-by to wonder whether this is indeed Jezabel. (2 Kings 9, 37)
Laid aside were those royal robes of hers, her array must tell only of grief and lament; dust and dung should be all her anointing now. Her body she tamed with fasting; only her torn locks hung where once she had loved to adorn her beauty. (Esther 14, 2)
so that he was fain to sit him down on the dung-hill, and scratch himself with a shard where he itched. (Job 2, 8)
