Talált 23719 Eredmények: Re
I, the Lord, am thy God (he said); I, who rescued thee from the land of Egypt, where thou didst dwell in slavery. (Exodus 20, 2)
to bow down and worship it. I, thy God, the Lord Almighty, am jealous in my love; be my enemy, and thy children, to the third and fourth generation, for thy guilt shall make amends; (Exodus 20, 5)
Remember to keep the sabbath day holy. (Exodus 20, 8)
when the seventh day comes, it is a day of rest, consecrated to the Lord thy God. That day, all work shall be at an end, for thee and every son and daughter of thine, thy servants and serving-women, thy beasts, too, and the aliens that live within thy gates. (Exodus 20, 10)
It was six days the Lord spent in making heaven and earth and sea and all that is in them; on the seventh day he rested, and that is why the Lord has blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it. (Exodus 20, 11)
All the people stood watching while thunder rolled and lightning flashed, while the trumpet sounded and the mountain was wreathed in smoke, terrified and awe-stricken so that they kept their distance, (Exodus 20, 18)
and cried out to Moses, Do thou tell us the message; we are ready to obey thee. Do not let us hear the Lord speaking; it will cost us our lives. (Exodus 20, 19)
But Moses said to the people, Do not be afraid; God has come here to make trial of your obedience; he would have you possessed with the fear of him, to preserve you from sin. (Exodus 20, 20)
So the people stood their ground far off, while Moses went up into the darkness where God was. (Exodus 20, 21)
It is enough to build me an altar of turf, on which to present burnt sacrifices and welcome-offerings, of sheep or oxen, wherever my name is honoured; so I will come to thee, and give thee my blessing. (Exodus 20, 24)
If thou dost buy a slave that is a Hebrew by race, he shall do thee six years’ service, and in the seventh year, without any ransom paid, he shall go free. (Exodus 21, 2)
He shall leave thy service in the same guise in which he entered it;✻ if he came to thee married, his wife shall go free with him. (Exodus 21, 3)
