Löydetty 317 Tulokset: Sacred Incense
and to serve as a reminder to the sons of Israel that no one who is not a priest, a descendant of Aaron, should draw near to burn incense before Yahweh, lest he become like Korah and his followers, just as Yahweh had said to Eleazer through Moses. (Numbers 17, 5)
Then Moses said to Aaron, "Take the firepan, fill it with burning coals from the altar, put incense in it and hurry to the community to ask the mercy of Yahweh for them. The anger has come down from Yahweh and the terrible disease has begun." (Numbers 17, 11)
Aaron did as Moses said and ran among the community, but the terrible disease was already at work among them. He put in the incense and asked for the mercy of Yahweh on the people. (Numbers 17, 12)
They are to be at your service and the service of the whole Tent. But let them not come near the sacred vessels or the altar, lest they die and you as well. (Numbers 18, 3)
But you and your sons will undertake the priestly duties in all that concerns the altar and all the sacred things that lie behind the veil. You will perform the worship services, the duties of which I entrust to your priesthood. But the layman who comes near shall die." (Numbers 18, 7)
You may eat these most holy things. Every male may eat them. You are to consider them sacred. (Numbers 18, 10)
You will not be guilty of any sin because of this, as long as you have presented the best part to Yahweh. You will not eat any of the gifts before the best part is offered. In this way you will not defile the sacred gifts of the Israelites and you will not die." (Numbers 18, 32)
Moses put them in the field, one thousand from each tribe, with Phinehas, son of Eleazar the priest, to go with them carrying the sacred vessels and the trumpets for sounding the alarm. (Numbers 31, 6)
On the contrary, this is what you must do: destroy their altars and break their sacred pillars into pieces, demolish their poles and burn their idols. (Deuteronomy 7, 5)
Destroy their altars, smash their pedestals, burn their sacred pillars, and break into pieces the images of their gods. Wipe out in those places even the name of their gods. (Deuteronomy 12, 3)
Do not plant any tree or sacred pillar near the altar of your God. (Deuteronomy 16, 21)
Do not put up there the sacred stones that Yahweh hates. (Deuteronomy 16, 22)