Talált 23719 Eredmények: Re

• Magdiel, and Hiram. Such were the chieftains of Edom, each bearing rule over the territory about him; and the father of the Edomite race was Esau. (Genesis 36, 43)

• Jacob, meanwhile, had settled in the land of Chanaan, where his father lived a wanderer’s life before him; (Genesis 37, 1)

• and this is the record of Jacob’s line. By now, Joseph was sixteen years old,✻ and helped his brethren to feed the flocks, young though he was. He worked with the sons of his father’s wives, Bala and Zelpha; and against these brothers of his he told his father ill tales. (Genesis 37, 2)

• Among his children, Jacob loved Joseph best, as old men love the sons old age has brought them; and he dressed him in a coat that was all embroidery. (Genesis 37, 3)

• Whereupon his brethren, who saw that he was his father’s favourite, bore him a grudge, and never had a good word for him. (Genesis 37, 4)

• They hated him the more, when he recounted to them a dream of his; (Genesis 37, 5)

• Listen, he said, to this dream I have had. (Genesis 37, 6)

• I dreamt that we were all binding sheaves in a field, and my sheaf seemed to lift itself up and stand erect, while all your sheaves stood about it and did reverence to mine. (Genesis 37, 7)

• What, said his brethren, art thou to be our king? Are we to be thy subjects? So this talk about his dream fed the fires of their envious anger. (Genesis 37, 8)

• Then he had another dream which he disclosed to his brethren; In this dream of mine, he said, it seemed to me that the sun and the moon and eleven stars did reverence to me. (Genesis 37, 9)

• When he reported this to his father and his brethren, his father said, in reproof, What means this dream of thine? Must I and thy mother and thy brethren bow down to earth before thee? (Genesis 37, 10)

• So his brethren eyed him with jealousy, while his father pondered over the story in silence. (Genesis 37, 11)