Löydetty 1275 Tulokset: house of prayer

• It was these who were registered, each according to his ancestral house, in the census taken by Moses and Aaron and the twelve princes of Israel. (Numbers 1, 44)

• The Israelites did just as the LORD had commanded Moses; both in camp and on the march they were in their own divisions, every man according to his clan and his ancestral house. (Numbers 2, 34)

• The prince of their ancestral house was Eliasaph, son of Lael. (Numbers 3, 24)

• The prince of their ancestral house was Elizaphan, son of Uzziel. (Numbers 3, 30)

• The prince of the ancestral house of the clans of Merari was Zuriel, son of Abihail. They camped at the north side of the Dwelling. (Numbers 3, 35)

• Not so with my servant Moses! Throughout my house he bears my trust: (Numbers 12, 7)

• "Speak to the Israelites and get one staff from them for each ancestral house, twelve staffs in all, one from each of their tribal princes. Mark each man's name on his staff; (Numbers 17, 17)

• and mark Aaron's name on Levi's staff, for the head of Levi's ancestral house shall also have a staff. (Numbers 17, 18)

• The next day, when Moses entered the tent, Aaron's staff, representing the house of Levi, had sprouted and put forth not only shoots, but blossoms as well, and even bore ripe almonds! (Numbers 17, 23)

• The LORD said to Aaron, "You and your sons as well as the other members of your ancestral house shall be responsible for the sanctuary; but the responsibility of the priesthood shall rest on you and your sons alone. (Numbers 18, 1)

• all the community understood that Aaron had passed away; and for thirty days the whole house of Israel mourned him. (Numbers 20, 29)

• Later, when the LORD heeded Israel's prayer and delivered up the Canaanites, they doomed them and their cities. Hence that place was named Hormah. (Numbers 21, 3)