Talált 246 Eredmények: Sacrifice
And to depart from injustice is to offer a propitiatory sacrifice for injustices and a supplication for sins. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 3)
Whoever gives thanks, offers a gift of fine flour, and whoever acts with mercy, offers a sacrifice. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 4)
The sacrifice of the just is acceptable, and the Lord will never forget the memorial of it. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 9)
And do not be willing to consider an unjust sacrifice. For the Lord is the judge, and with him there is no favoritism toward anyone. (Ecclesiasticus 35, 15)
He chose him from among all living men to offer to God sacrifice, incense, and a pleasing fragrance, as a memorial of appeasement on behalf of his people. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 20)
You should no longer offer sacrifice vain. Incense is an abomination to me. The new moons and the Sabbaths and the other feast days, I will not receive. Your gatherings are iniquitous. (Isaiah 1, 13)
Your portion is in the currents of the torrent; this is your lot! And you yourselves have poured out libations to them; you have offered sacrifice. Should I not be angry over these things? (Isaiah 57, 6)
to a people who provoke me to anger before my face continually, who immolate in the gardens, and who sacrifice upon the bricks. (Isaiah 65, 3)
And you, O Lord, have known me well. You have seen me, and you have tested my heart with you. Gather them together like a flock for the sacrifice and sanctify them for the day of slaughter. (Jeremiah 12, 3)
And the Chaldeans fighting against this city will advance, and set fire to it, and burn it, along with the houses on whose roofs they were offering sacrifice to Baal and were pouring out libations to strange gods, so that they provoked me to wrath. (Jeremiah 32, 29)
because of the wickedness which they have done, so that they provoked me to wrath, and because they went to offer sacrifice and worship to strange gods, which neither they, nor you, nor your fathers knew. (Jeremiah 44, 3)
But they did not listen, nor did they incline their ear, so that they would convert from their evil, and so that they would not sacrifice to strange gods. (Jeremiah 44, 5)