Talált 287 Eredmények: Importance of the Covenant

• God said to Abraham, "For your part, you shall keep my covenant, you and your descendants after you, generation after generation. (Genesis 17, 9)

• This is my covenant with you, that you will keep, you and your descendants after you: Every male among you shall be circumcised; (Genesis 17, 10)

• you shall circumcise your foreskin and that will be the sign of the covenant between me and you. (Genesis 17, 11)

• those born in your household or bought from a foreigner to be slaves. Whether born in your household or bought to be slaves, they must be circumcised. So my covenant will be written in your flesh as an everlasting covenant. (Genesis 17, 13)

• Any uncircumcised male, who has not been circumcised in the flesh, will be cut off from his people for having broken my covenant." (Genesis 17, 14)

• But God said, "Not at all! It is Sarah, your wife, who will give birth to your son and you will name him Isaac. I will establish my covenant with him and his descendants after him forever. (Genesis 17, 19)

• But my covenant I will establish with Isaac, the child Sarah will have this time next year." (Genesis 17, 21)

• God heard their sigh and remembered his covenant with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. (Exodus 2, 24)

• I established my covenant with them promising to give them the land of Canaan, in which they lived as strangers, (Exodus 6, 4)

• and now I remember my covenant as I hear the groaning of the Israelites enslaved by the Egyptians. (Exodus 6, 5)

• Pharaoh returned to his house as if nothing of importance had happened. (Exodus 7, 23)

• Yahweh disposed the Egyptians favorably towards the people. Moses, moreover, was regarded as a person of importance in Egypt both by Pharaoh's ministers and by the people. (Exodus 11, 3)