Talált 486 Eredmények: Laying On Of Hands
so that when he opened the door next day, ready to go forward on his journey, he found his concubine there in the gate-way, with her hands spread out wide on the threshold. (Judges 19, 27)
the second day shewed a worse sight still; Dagon was face downwards in front of the ark, and there in the door-way lay his head and both hands, severed from the trunk, (1 Samuel 5, 4)
So, crawling upon hands and knees, Jonathan climbed up, and his squire after him; and of the enemy, some fell to Jonathan himself, some to the squire as he came up behind him. (1 Samuel 14, 13)
So he changed his mien when they were by, swooning in their hands and clinging to the door-posts and letting the spittle fall on his beard, (1 Samuel 21, 13)
then he bade his retainers, that stood about him, set to and kill the Lord’s priests, men who had helped David by being privy to his flight and giving no tidings of it. But the king’s retainers were afraid to lay hands on the priests of the Lord; (1 Samuel 22, 17)
Then David asked, Will the townspeople betray me and my companions into Saul’s hands? And the Lord answered, They will. (1 Samuel 23, 12)
At last a time came when Saul was traversing one side of a mountain, while David and his men were on the opposite side. David had lost hope of slipping through Saul’s hands, now that Saul’s men had encircled his, ready to cut them off. (1 Samuel 23, 26)
God be merciful to me, said he to his men, never may I do such despite to the Lord’s unction, as to lay hands on the king he has anointed! (1 Samuel 24, 7)
Oh, then, as thou art a living man, and the Lord is a living God, the Lord who has restrained thee from deeds of blood and kept thy hands clean, (may all my Lord’s enemies and ill-wishers be as ill-advised as Nabal!),✻ (1 Samuel 25, 26)
Nay, answered David, kill him thou must not; none can lay hands on the king whom the Lord has anointed but he incurs guilt. (1 Samuel 26, 9)
The Lord be merciful to me, never will I lay hands on the king he has anointed! Come, take up the spear that is by his head, and yonder pitcher of water, and let us begone. (1 Samuel 26, 11)
The time must come, David thought to himself, when I shall fall into Saul’s hands; were it not better to escape, and take refuge in the country of the Philistines? Then Saul will give up the hope of hunting me down within the borders of Israel, and I shall be safe from his power. (1 Samuel 27, 1)
