Znaleziono 35 Wyniki dla: remembrance
Therefore, it will be like a sign in your hand and like something hanging between your eyes as a remembrance, because with a strong hand the Lord has led us away from Egypt.” (Exodus 13, 16)
And you shall place them on both sides of the ephod, as a memorial to the sons of Israel. And Aaron shall carry their names before the Lord, upon both shoulders, as a remembrance. (Exodus 28, 12)
If you go forth to war from your land, against the enemies who set out against you, you shall sound the trumpets repeatedly, and there shall be a remembrance of you before the Lord your God, so that you may be rescued from the hands of your enemies. (Numbers 10, 9)
If at any time you will have a banquet, and on feast days, and on the first days of the months, you shall sound the trumpets over the holocausts and the peace-offering victims, so that they may be for you as a remembrance by your God. I am the Lord your God.” (Numbers 10, 10)
And I replied to them a word, and I said to them: “The God of heaven himself is helping us, and we are his servants. Let us rise up and build. But there is no portion, or justice, or remembrance in Jerusalem for you.” (Nehemiah 2, 20)
Your remembrance will be compared to ashes, and your necks will be reduced to clay. (Job 13, 12)
Sing a psalm to the Lord, you his saints, and confess with remembrance of his holiness. (Psalms 29, 5)
But the countenance of the Lord is upon those who do evil, to perish the remembrance of them from the earth. (Psalms 33, 17)
Unto the end. A Psalm of David, in remembrance that the Lord had saved him. (Psalms 69, 1)
The remembrance of the just is with praises. And the name of the impious shall decay. (Proverbs 10, 7)
There is no remembrance of the former things. Indeed, neither shall there be any record of past things in the future, for those who will exist at the very end. (Ecclesiastes 1, 11)
For there will not be a remembrance in perpetuity of the wise, nor of the foolish. And the future times will cover everything together, with oblivion. The learned die in a manner similar to the unlearned. (Ecclesiastes 2, 16)
