Talált 131 Eredmények: Sacrifices
On joyful occasions, on your festival and new-moon feast, you will sound the trumpet at the time of your burnt offering and your communion sacrifices, and they will call you to the remembrance of your God. I am Yahweh your God." (Numbers 10, 10)
These women invited the people to the sacrifices of their gods. There the people ate and bowed down before their gods. (Numbers 25, 2)
To that place you will bring your burnt offerings and your sacrifices, tithes and offerings. There you will present the offerings that you promised to God and those which you voluntarily offer, as well as the firstlings of your cattle and sheep. (Deuteronomy 12, 6)
Then you shall bring to the place chosen by Yahweh as a dwelling place for his Name, everything which I commanded: the burnt offerings, the sacrifices, the tithes and the first-fruits of the work of your hand, and the selected offerings which you promised by vow to Yahweh: (Deuteronomy 12, 11)
who ate the fat of their sacrifices and drank the wine of their libations? Let them rise up now and help you, let them give you protection! (Deuteronomy 32, 38)
They teach Jacob your decrees, Israel your Law. They offer you incense and make sacrifices on your altar. (Deuteronomy 33, 10)
They call the peoples to the sacred mountain for the prescribed sacrifices. They enjoy the riches of the sea and the hidden treasures of the sand." (Deuteronomy 33, 19)
So we said to each other, 'Let us build this altar, not for holocausts or other sacrifices (Joshua 22, 26)
but as a witness between us and you and among our descendants after us. It will prove that we, too, worship Yahweh with our holocausts, our victims and our communion sacrifices in his presence. So that your children will never be able to say to ours: You have no share in Yahweh. (Joshua 22, 27)
For, in this case, we should say to them: Look at this structure, Yahweh's altar made by our ancestors not for holocausts or other sacrifices but as a witness between us and you.' (Joshua 22, 28)
We have no intention of defying Yahweh or turning away from him today. We are not building an altar for holocaust or oblations or sacrifices to compete with the altar of Yahweh our God that stands before his tabernacle!" (Joshua 22, 29)
For this reason, they named that place Bochim, which means "those who weep," and they offered sacrifices to Yahweh. (Judges 2, 5)