Fondare 505 Risultati per: Sheep And Cattle Of Abraham
Dwell in that land, though it be alien soil, and I will be with thee and bless thee; I mean to give all this land to thee and to thy race after thee, in fulfilment of the oath I took to thy father Abraham. (Genesis 26, 3)
Such reward shall Abraham have for obeying me, for keeping every command and charge I gave him, following observance and decree of mine. (Genesis 26, 5)
flocks of sheep were his, and herds of cattle, and a great retinue. And now the Philistines, out of envy, (Genesis 26, 14)
stopped up all the wells which the servants of his father Abraham had dug there, filling them in with earth. (Genesis 26, 15)
Here he opened afresh other wells, dug by his father Abraham’s servants, and stopped up long since by the Philistines, when Abraham died; calling them by the old names his father had given them. (Genesis 26, 18)
and here, the same night, he had a vision of the Lord, who said to him, I am the God of thy father Abraham; fear nothing, I am with thee. I mean to bless thee, and give increase to thy posterity, in reward of Abraham’s true service. (Genesis 26, 24)
May he grant to thee, and to thy race after thee, the blessing which he promised to thy grandfather Abraham; possession of the land in which thou dwellest now as a stranger. (Genesis 28, 4)
so he betook himself to Ismael,✻ and married a third wife, Maheleth, daughter to Abraham’s son Ismael, and sister to Nabaioth. (Genesis 28, 9)
Over this ladder the Lord himself leaned down, and spoke to Jacob, I am the Lord, he said, the God of thy father Abraham, the God of Isaac; this ground on which thou liest sleeping is my gift to thee and to thy posterity. (Genesis 28, 13)
Here, in the open plain, he found a well, with three flocks of sheep lying down beside it. It was here that the flocks were watered; but the mouth of the well was closed by a great stone, (Genesis 29, 2)
Then Jacob said, The sun is still high, and it is a long time before the flocks need to be folded; why do you not water the sheep at once, and take them back to their pasture again? (Genesis 29, 7)
The words were scarcely spoken, when Rachel came up with her father’s sheep; Rachel herself was their shepherdess. (Genesis 29, 9)
