Talált 1009 Eredmények: Holy Days
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)
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)
After these the Caathites marched, with their holy burden;✻ the tabernacle going on first, so as to be ready for them when they reached the place where it was set up. (Numbers 10, 21)
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)
not for one day or two, for five days or ten, or for a score of days, (Numbers 11, 19)
the Lord answered, Nay, if her father had spat in her face, must she not have spent seven days hiding her blushes? Let her be shut out from the camp for seven days, and then brought back. (Numbers 12, 14)
So for seven days Mary was shut out from the camp, and there was no marching on for the people until Mary returned to them. (Numbers 12, 15)
Forty days had passed before they returned from their survey, after traversing the whole country, (Numbers 13, 26)
For forty days you surveyed the land, and for each day you shall have a year of penance for your sins, and feel my vengeance. (Numbers 14, 34)
All that is set apart, when offerings are made to the Lord, is my gift to thee; whatever is offered by way of bloodless sacrifice, or to atone for some fault or wrong done, and vowed to holy uses, belongs to thee and thine. (Numbers 18, 9)
It must be eaten on holy ground, and only by men, this consecrated gift I make thee. (Numbers 18, 10)
If a man dies in his tent, this is the rule that must be followed; all those who go into the tent incur defilement for seven days, and so does all the furniture in it; (Numbers 19, 14)
