Talált 1186 Eredmények: Mar
Aaron’s sons were called Nadab, Abiu, Eleazar and Ithamar; (Numbers 26, 60)
who shall lead them to and fro, marching at their head? Must the people of the Lord go untended, like sheep without a shepherd? (Numbers 27, 17)
So, too, you will make the first day of the seventh month a day of solemn obser-vance, and a holiday from servile work; it is to be marked by a blast of trumpets. (Numbers 29, 1)
and a goat for your faults. That day, too, will have its special ceremonies of atonement for wrong done, and the daily sacrifice will be made, with its bread-offering and libations, in the customary way. (Numbers 29, 11)
all with their customary bread-offerings and libations; (Numbers 29, 18)
with their customary bread-offerings and libations, (Numbers 29, 37)
It may be such a girl will marry, still under her vow, still bound by her youthful undertaking; (Numbers 30, 7)
and from Socoth they marched to Etham, on the verge of the desert; (Numbers 33, 6)
and from there they marched along past Phihahiroth, which is opposite Beelsephon, and encamped by Magdalus. (Numbers 33, 7)
From Phihahiroth they went across through the heart of the sea into the wilderness, and after three days’ march in the desert of Etham, halted at Mara. (Numbers 33, 8)
From Mara they came to Elim, where there were twelve springs and seventy palm-trees, and pitched their tents there. (Numbers 33, 9)
Now, too, the Chanaanite king who had his capital, Arad, in the south country, heard that Israel was marching against Chanaan.✻ (Numbers 33, 40)
