Talált 23719 Eredmények: Re
an offering was made by the chieftains of Israel, the heads of families, who were in charge, each for his own tribe, of the registering. (Numbers 7, 2)
They gave to the Lord six covered waggons and twelve oxen, one waggon for every two of the chieftains, and one ox for every one of them. When they presented these before the tabernacle, (Numbers 7, 3)
Moses, therefore, accepted the waggons and the oxen, and gave them to the Levites, (Numbers 7, 6)
and the remaining four waggons and eight oxen to Ithamar, son of the high priest Aaron, for the needs of the Merarites. (Numbers 7, 8)
No waggons or oxen were given to the sons of Caath, because their business was with the sanctuary, and every burden must be carried on their own shoulders. (Numbers 7, 9)
And when the altar was to be anointed, the chieftains had their dedication gifts to bring before it; (Numbers 7, 10)
a silver dish of a hundred and thirty, and a silver bowl of seventy sicles’ weight, by sanctuary reckoning, both full of flour kneaded with oil for sacrifice; (Numbers 7, 13)
transgression-victim, (Numbers 7, 22)
transgression-victim, (Numbers 7, 28)
transgression-victim (Numbers 7, 34)
transgression-victim, (Numbers 7, 40)
transgression-victim, (Numbers 7, 46)
