Talált 4918 Eredmények: Rom
he captured a young man that came from Socoth, and asked him the names of all the chief men and elders in the place; of these he made a list, seventy-seven of them in all. (Judges 8, 14)
So he had the chief men of Socoth brought out, and thorns and briers brought in from the desert to flay them with, and went a-threshing with the men of Socoth. (Judges 8, 16)
And now all the Israelites would have Gedeon, the man who delivered them from Madian, become their ruler, and his descendants after him. (Judges 8, 22)
and thought no more of the Lord, their own God, that had rescued them from the power of the enemies who lived round about them. (Judges 8, 34)
This Abimelech, son of Jerobaal, now betook himself to Sichem, and there conspired with his mother’s brethren, and the whole clan from which his mother was descended. (Judges 9, 1)
and gave him seventy silver pieces, from the temple treasure of Baal-berith. With these, he hired a bodyguard of penniless rogues; (Judges 9, 4)
What, said the olive, would you have me forgo this rich influence of mine, for the service of God and man, to win promotion among the trees? (Judges 9, 9)
but the fig-tree answered, What, should I cease to yield this pleasant fruit of mine, and win promotion among the trees instead? (Judges 9, 11)
that put his life in peril, to deliver you from the power of Madian. (Judges 9, 17)
And with that Joatham fled, and took refuge in Bara, where he could dwell safe from his brother Abimelech’s vengeance. (Judges 9, 21)
What, cried Gaal son of Obed, should Sichem, being the city she is, obey such a man as Abimelech? Shall this son of Jerobaal send his servant Zebul to rule over men that come down from Hamor, the father of Sichem? And must we all be his slaves? (Judges 9, 28)
he sent Abimelech a secret message: Here is Gaal, son of Obed, come to Sichem with his clan, and means to wrest the city from thee. (Judges 9, 31)
