Talált 4918 Eredmények: Rom
There was a man once called Elcana, that lived at Ramathaim-Sophim, in the hill-country of Ephraim; he was an Ephraimite born, descended from Suph through Jeroham, Eliu and Thohu. (1 Samuel 1, 1)
And still she must endure bitter persecution from her rival, that did not scruple to make her childlessness a matter of reproach; (1 Samuel 1, 6)
Once, on such a visit to Silo, when eating and drinking was done, Anna rose up from her place and went to the temple door, where the priest Heli was sitting. (1 Samuel 1, 9)
Come, he said, wilt thou always be at thy cups? Give thy stomach a rest from the wine that so bemuses thee. (1 Samuel 1, 14)
Do not think of thy handmaid as a light woman; only sorrow and bitter anguish have wrung speech from me all this while. (1 Samuel 1, 16)
so, in due time, she conceived and bore him a son. The name she gave him was Samuel, in token that he was a gift she had won from the Lord.✻ (1 Samuel 1, 20)
Lord of death and life, he brings men to the grave and back from the grave; (1 Samuel 2, 6)
raising up the poor man out of the dust, the beggar from his dung-hill, to sit among princes and reach the honours of a throne. It is the Lord that poised the round world on its foundations, and holds them in his keeping; (1 Samuel 2, 8)
This was heinous sin the young men committed under the Lord’s eye; must they turn away men’s hearts from honouring him with sacrifice? (1 Samuel 2, 17)
Heli was now a man of great age, but tales reached him of the exactions his sons made from the Israelites; how they mated, too, with the women that kept watch at the tabernacle door. (1 Samuel 2, 22)
And now a messenger from the Lord came to Heli, and this was the Lord’s warning to him: It was to men of thy clan that I revealed myself openly, when they still dwelt in Egypt as Pharao’s servants; (1 Samuel 2, 27)
In those days, when Samuel was ministering to the Lord under Heli’s care, a mes-sage from the Lord was a rare treasure; he would not openly reveal himself. (1 Samuel 3, 1)
