Znaleziono 116 Wyniki dla: Guilty
Abraham drew close to him, and asked, Wilt thou, then, sweep away the innocent with the guilty? (Genesis 18, 23)
Never that, thou wilt not destroy the innocent with the guilty, as if innocence and guilt were all one; that is not thy way, that is not how the Judge of the whole earth executes justice! (Genesis 18, 25)
No, brethren, I entreat you, do not be guilty of such a wrong. (Genesis 19, 7)
What a charge is this, my lord, they answered, to bring against thy servants! That we should have been guilty of such a shameful deed! (Genesis 44, 7)
My lord, said Juda, what answer can we make? What plea can we offer in our defence? We are guilty men, and God would not let it pass unnoticed; and now all of us, not only he in whose possession the cup was found, will be thy slaves. (Genesis 44, 16)
must the man who struck the blow be held guilty? Only till the other is well enough to get up and walk abroad with a stick; but he must compensate him for his loss of work, and for the doctor’s charges. (Exodus 21, 19)
When a thief is caught breaking into a house, or digging under the walls of it, the man who deals him a fatal wound is not guilty of murder, unless the deed was done after sun-rise. (Exodus 22, 2)
Be there a loss of ox or ass or sheep or clothing or any other kind of property, the two parties shall come before the judgement-seat, and the defendant, if he is found guilty, shall make twofold restitution. (Exodus 22, 9)
The man who is guilty of bestiality must pay for it with his life. (Exodus 22, 19)
Never must thou take up a false cry, or join hands with the guilty by giving false witness in their favour. (Exodus 23, 1)
then separate the fat, as if this were a welcome-offering, and burn it on the altar, where the smell of its burning will be acceptable to the Lord. And so, at the priest’s intercession for him, the guilty man will be pardoned. (Leviticus 4, 31)
separate the fat, as if this were the ram of the welcome-offering, and burn it on the altar, offer it to the Lord by fire; so, at the priest’s intercession, the guilty man will be pardoned. (Leviticus 4, 35)
