Löydetty 107 Tulokset: animal
But no animal, whether cow or ewe, will be slaughtered on the same day as its young. (Leviticus 22, 28)
"Anyone who strikes down an animal will make restitution for it: a life for a life. (Leviticus 24, 18)
Whoever strikes down an animal will make restitution for it, and whoever strikes down a human being will be put to death. (Leviticus 24, 21)
"In the case of an animal suitable for offering to Yahweh, any such animal given to Yahweh will be holy. (Leviticus 27, 9)
It cannot be exchanged or replaced, a good one instead of a bad one, or a bad one instead of a good one. If one animal is substituted for another, both of them will become holy. (Leviticus 27, 10)
In the case of an unclean animal unsuitable for offering to Yahweh, whatever it may be, it will be presented to the priest (Leviticus 27, 11)
But if it is an unclean animal, it may be redeemed at the valuation price with one-fifth added; if the animal is not redeemed, it will be sold at the valuation price. (Leviticus 27, 27)
"Nothing, however, that someone vows unconditionally to Yahweh may be redeemed, nothing he possesses, be it a human being or animal or field of his ancestral property. What is vowed unconditionally is especially holy and belongs to Yahweh. (Leviticus 27, 28)
"In all tithes on herds or flocks, the tenth animal of all that pass under the herdsman's staff will be consecrated to Yahweh; (Leviticus 27, 32)
there will be no examining whether it is good or bad, and no substitution. If substitution takes place, the animal and its substitute will both become holy without possibility of redemption." ' (Leviticus 27, 33)
For every first-born belongs to me. On the day when I struck down all the first-born in Egypt, I consecrated all the first-born in Israel, human and animal, to be my own. They are mine, Yahweh's.' (Numbers 3, 13)
For all the first-born of the Israelites, whether human or animal, do indeed belong to me: the day I struck down all the first-born in Egypt, I consecrated them to myself, (Numbers 8, 17)