Talált 23719 Eredmények: Re

• Abram, then, had knowledge of her, and she, finding herself with child, began to look on her mistress with scorn. (Genesis 16, 4)

• And Sarai complained to Abram, I am being wronged, through thy fault; here is this maid-servant of mine, whom I bade thee take in thy arms, treating me scornfully, now that she has conceived. May the Lord do justice between us. (Genesis 16, 5)

• To this, Abram made answer, Is she not in thy power, thy own maid-servant? Do what thou wilt with her. Thus it was that Sarai used her cruelly, and she took refuge in flight. (Genesis 16, 6)

• Whence comes Agar, he asked, and whither does she go, that was Sarai’s maid-servant? And she answered, It is from the threats of my mistress, Sarai, that I have fled. (Genesis 16, 8)

• Then the angel of the Lord said to her, Go back to thy mistress, and submit to her will. (Genesis 16, 9)

• Still will I grant increase, he said, to the race that shall spring from thee, till its numbers cannot be counted. (Genesis 16, 10)

• His shall be a nature none can tame; hating all and hated by all, he shall pitch his camp eastwards of his brethren.✻ (Genesis 16, 12)

• Thus the Lord spoke to her, and thus she named him, Thou art God, that hast looked on me; for indeed, she said, there was one who looked on me here, and I saw him as he left me.✻ (Genesis 16, 13)

• Agar, then, bore a son to Abram, and called him Ismael; (Genesis 16, 15)

• It was when he reached the age of ninety-nine that the Lord was revealed to him with the words, I am God Almighty; live as in my sight, and be perfect. (Genesis 17, 1)

• Then, on my part, I will make a covenant with thee, to give thy posterity increase beyond measure. (Genesis 17, 2)

• At this, Abram fell prostrate before him. (Genesis 17, 3)