Fondare 1014 Risultati per: City Of Refuge
Fire from Hesebon, a flame from Sehon’s town, swallowing up Ar, the city of the Moabites, and all that dwell in the hill-fastnesses by Anion’s side. (Numbers 21, 28)
all their domain is lost, from Hesebon to Dibon; weary of the battle, in Nophe and distant Medaba they have taken refuge at last. (Numbers 21, 30)
So together they made their way to this city on the frontier of Balac’s dominions.✻ (Numbers 22, 39)
such a ruler for Jacob as shall leave no remnant in the captured city! (Numbers 24, 19)
stretching a thousand yards beyond the city walls. (Numbers 35, 4)
Two thousand cubits to the east, as many to the south, as many towards the western sea, as many to the north;✻ the city was to lie in the middle with precincts all round it. (Numbers 35, 5)
Six of the towns granted to the Levites would be sanctuaries for the outlaw, offering a refuge to homicides, and there would be forty-two more, (Numbers 35, 6)
Such a man, if he takes refuge there, will be beyond the reach of avenging clansmen, until such time as he can appear and have his cause decided by the people. (Numbers 35, 12)
and they shall be open not only to Israelites but to the aliens that lodge or dwell among you, as a refuge for all who have shed blood unwittingly. (Numbers 35, 15)
then he is innocent, and must be rescued from the avenger’s power. He must be taken back, by award of the court, to his city of refuge, and make his abode there until the death of the high priest then anointed. (Numbers 35, 25)
he should have remained in his city of refuge until the high priest died. On the high priest’s death, the slayer is free to return home. (Numbers 35, 28)
To-day thou shalt pass beyond the frontiers of Moab, at the city called Ar, (Deuteronomy 2, 18)
