Talált 1732 Eredmények: Eli
There was a Chanaanite king that had his capital, Arad, in the south country; and when he heard that the Israelites had come there, following the Spies’ Road, he levied war against them, defeating them in the field and winning spoils from them. (Numbers 21, 1)
Whereupon the Israelites took a vow, promising the Lord that if he would grant them victory over this tribe, they would raze its cities to the ground. (Numbers 21, 2)
After this the Israelites marched on, and encamped at Oboth, (Numbers 21, 10)
Here the Israelites sent envoys to Sehon, king of the Amorrhites, (Numbers 21, 21)
With that, the Lord put a message on his lips, bidding him return to Balac and deliver it; (Numbers 23, 5)
Though Balac should fill his house with silver and gold and offer to give it me, I have no power to go beyond the Lord’s bidding by uttering any word of my own, for good or ill; I can only deliver the Lord’s message? (Numbers 24, 13)
Meanwhile, the Israelites were dwelling at Settim; and here they fell a-whoring with the women of Moab. (Numbers 25, 1)
And now, in full sight of Moses, and of the whole multitude that stood weeping at the tabernacle door, one of the Israelites brought in a Madianite woman to shame his brethren. (Numbers 25, 6)
and followed this Israelite into the place of shame; man and woman both he pierced through, groin to groin. With that, the Israelites were rid of the plague that had befallen them; (Numbers 25, 8)
(The Israelite who was killed with the woman of Madian was one Zambri, son of Salu, a clan chief of Simeon; (Numbers 25, 14)
Make a register, by households and families, of all the Israelites that have reached the age of twenty; that is, all the fighting men. (Numbers 26, 2)
Phallu had a son called Eliab, (Numbers 26, 8)
