Löydetty 251 Tulokset: Camp

• Three days later, the officials went through the camp (Joshua 3, 2)

• "Here, from mid-Jordan, from the place where the priests' feet were standing, take twelve stones; carry them with you and set them down in the camp where you pass the night." ' (Joshua 4, 3)

• The Israelites did as Joshua ordered; they took twelve stones from mid-Jordan corresponding to the number of the tribes of Israel, as Yahweh had told Joshua; they carried them over to the camp and set them down there. (Joshua 4, 8)

• It was the tenth day of the first month when the people came up from the Jordan and made their camp at Gilgal, on the eastern border of Jericho. (Joshua 4, 19)

• When the circumcising of the whole nation was finished, they stayed resting in the camp till they were well again. (Joshua 5, 8)

• The Israelites pitched their camp at Gilgal and kept the Passover there on the fourteenth day of the month, at evening, in the plain of Jericho. (Joshua 5, 10)

• He made the ark go round the city (going round it once), then they went back to camp, where they spent the night. (Joshua 6, 11)

• They marched once round the city (on the second day) and went back to camp; and so on for six days. (Joshua 6, 14)

• But beware of the curse of destruction, yourselves, for fear that, moved by greed, you take something lying under the curse; that would put the camp of Israel under the same curse and bring disaster on it. (Joshua 6, 18)

• The young men who had been spies went and brought Rahab out, with her father and mother and brothers and all who belonged to her. They brought out all her clansmen too, and put them in a place of safety outside the camp of Israel. (Joshua 6, 23)

• All the warriors marching with him advanced on the front of the town and pitched camp north of Ai, with the valley between them and the town. (Joshua 8, 11)

• The people pitched the main camp to the north of the town and set up its ambush to the west of the town. Joshua went that night into the middle of the plain. (Joshua 8, 13)