Talált 1420 Eredmények: Hebrew People
and hold themselves in readiness for the third day; two days from now, the Lord will come down on to mount Sinai in the presence of all the people. (Exodus 19, 11)
So Moses went down again to the people, and rid them of defilement. First they must wash their clothes; (Exodus 19, 14)
And now the third day had come. Morning broke, and all at once thunder was heard, lightning shone out, and the mountain was covered with thick mist; loud rang the trumpet-blast, and the people in the camp were dismayed.✻ (Exodus 19, 16)
he was bidden go down again, and warn the people not to pass beyond their bounds in their eagerness to see the Lord; or it might be that a great multitude of them would incur death. (Exodus 19, 21)
Go down, the Lord said to him, and come back with Aaron alone; neither priests nor people are to go beyond their bounds, and come into the Lord’s presence, or he will slay them. (Exodus 19, 24)
So Moses went back to the people, and told them all he was bidden. (Exodus 19, 25)
All the people stood watching while thunder rolled and lightning flashed, while the trumpet sounded and the mountain was wreathed in smoke, terrified and awe-stricken so that they kept their distance, (Exodus 20, 18)
But Moses said to the people, Do not be afraid; God has come here to make trial of your obedience; he would have you possessed with the fear of him, to preserve you from sin. (Exodus 20, 20)
So the people stood their ground far off, while Moses went up into the darkness where God was. (Exodus 20, 21)
If thou dost buy a slave that is a Hebrew by race, he shall do thee six years’ service, and in the seventh year, without any ransom paid, he shall go free. (Exodus 21, 2)
If thou dost lend money to some poorer neighbour among my people, thou shalt not drive him hard as extortioners do, or burden him with usury. (Exodus 22, 25)
Thou shalt not revile the powers above thee, or speak ill of him who rules thy people.✻ (Exodus 22, 28)
