Talált 3602 Eredmények: King Of Israel

• and then thou shalt give him this message: Israel, says the Lord, is my first-born son, (Exodus 4, 22)

• the people were convinced. At last the Lord had come to enquire after the sons of Israel, and had witnessed their affliction; they would bow down and worship. (Exodus 4, 31)

• After this, Moses and Aaron obtained audience with Pharao, and said to him, We have a message to thee from the Lord God of Israel, Give my people leave to go and offer me sacrifice in the desert. (Exodus 5, 1)

• Why, he answered, who is this Lord, that I must obey his command, and let Israel go free? I know no such Lord as that; I will not let Israel go. (Exodus 5, 2)

• Nay, said the king of Egypt, it is two men, Moses and Aaron, enticing the people away from their work; go back to your duties. (Exodus 5, 4)

• Tell the sons of Israel, I am the Lord, and I mean to release you from your prison-house in Egypt, to set you free from your slavery, to buy you back for myself, with my arm uplifted in signal acts of redress. (Exodus 6, 6)

• to bid Pharao, king of Egypt, let the sons of Israel go, (Exodus 6, 11)

• When the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, giving them a message to the Israelites and to the Egyptian king, Pharao, and bidding them lead the sons of Israel away out of Egypt, (Exodus 6, 13)

• these were the heads of families that had left their names to clans. From Ruben, Israel’s first-born, came Henoch, Phallu, Hesron and Charmi. (Exodus 6, 14)

• and it was these two, Moses and Aaron, who bade Pharao, king of Egypt, let them leave his country, at the time we are speaking of. (Exodus 6, 27)

• I am the Lord, repeat to Pharao king of Egypt all this message of mine, (Exodus 6, 29)

• All Egypt shall know that it was I, the Lord, who raised my hand against it, and brought out the sons of Israel from its midst. (Exodus 7, 5)