Talált 930 Eredmények: Put
When Pharao heard of it, he was for putting Moses to death; and Moses, to avoid his scrutiny, took refuge in the country of Madian. Here he sat down to rest by the side of a well. (Exodus 2, 15)
Now put out thy hand, the Lord said, and catch it by the tail. He did so, and it turned to a staff in his hand. (Exodus 4, 4)
And now the Lord had a fresh command for him, Put thy hand into thy bosom; and, doing so, he found that it came out a leper’s hand, white as snow. (Exodus 4, 6)
Now, said he, put it back in thy bosom again; so he put it back, and this time, when he brought it out, the skin on it was no different from the rest of his skin. (Exodus 4, 7)
And as he went back to Egypt, the Lord said to him, Thy part is to do all the wonders I put it in thy power to do, in Pharao’s presence. But I mean to harden his heart, so that he refuses to let my people go; (Exodus 4, 21)
they said to them, The Lord take note of it, and be your judge; you have made our name stink in the nostrils of Pharao and his court, put a weapon in his hand that will be our doom. (Exodus 5, 21)
so that nothing remains till next day; whatever is left over, you must put in the fire and burn it. (Exodus 12, 10)
and when they saw the dead Egyptians washed up on the shore, and the great defeat the Lord had inflicted upon them, the people learned to fear the Lord, putting their trust in him and in his servant Moses. (Exodus 14, 31)
Take a jar, Moses said to Aaron, put into it as much of the manna as a gomor measure will contain, and leave it to lie in the presence of the Lord, as a treasure for after ages to keep. (Exodus 16, 33)
Put this on record in writing, the Lord said to Moses, and recite it in Josue’s hearing: I mean to efface the very name of Amalec from this earth. (Exodus 17, 14)
Blessed be the Lord, he said, who has brought you deliverance when you lay in the power of Pharao and of the Egyptians! Blessed be the Lord, who has put an end to your slavery in Egypt! (Exodus 18, 10)
Next day, Moses was in his place deciding disputes among the people, who must stand there from morning till evening waiting for an audience with him; (Exodus 18, 13)
