Fondare 523 Risultati per: Divine Promise
So it was that the descendants of Juda appeared before Josue in Galgala. And now Caleb, son of Jephone, the Cenezite, spoke thus to him: Thou hast not forgotten the divine promise that was made to God’s servant Moses at Cades-Barne, concerning us two. (Joshua 14, 6)
The Lord has made good his promise, and life is still mine. That word was spoken to Moses forty-five years since, when Israel began its wanderings up and down the desert, and now, a man eighty-five years old, (Joshua 14, 10)
Give me, now, that hill-country which the Lord promised me in thy own hearing; there are Enacim living on it,✻ in strong, walled cities, and I would fain see if I cannot drive them out, with the Lord at my side, and claim his promise. (Joshua 14, 12)
and these, too, the Lord your God will dispossess, making room for you to occupy their lands, in fulfilment of his promise. (Joshua 23, 5)
A thousand enemies will take flight before a single man of your company, so well the Lord will keep his promise to fight on your side. (Joshua 23, 10)
and he wrote down in the book which contained the divine law, all that had passed. He took a great stone, too, and set it up under the oak that stood there in the Lord’s precincts; (Joshua 24, 26)
And now the Lord’s angel✻ removed from Galgal to the place that is called Lamentation. And his message was, I have taken you away from Egypt, and brought you to this land in fulfilment of the promise I made to your fathers, an oath irrevocable. (Judges 2, 1)
to make proof of Israel still; will they remember and follow the divine commands like their fathers, or not? (Judges 2, 22)
And Gedeon asked for a sign from God: If thou meanest to fulfil thy promise, and make use of me to deliver Israel, let me have proof of it. (Judges 6, 36)
This fleece shall lie on the threshing-floor; fall the dew on the fleece only, and let the ground be dry, I shall know that thy promise holds good; I am to be the means of Israel’s deliverance. (Judges 6, 37)
Why, father, she answered, if thou hast uttered a vow to the Lord, carry out thy promise; I am well content, now that thou hast won redress, and victory over thy enemies. (Judges 11, 36)
And when the two months were over, she came back to her father; and he fulfilled his promise, and she died unwed. That is why the custom grew up in Israel which has been kept ever afterwards, (Judges 11, 39)
