Talált 255 Eredmények: forgive enemy
When you are in your own land and are to go to war against an enemy who oppresses you, you shall sound the trumpet shrilly so Yahweh your God will remember you, and you will be delivered from your enemies. (Numbers 10, 9)
you are slow to anger and rich in steadfast love: you forgive sin and rebellion, yet you do not declare innocent those who are guilty, but you punish children to the third and fourth generation for the wickedness of their fathers. (Numbers 14, 18)
Balak's anger burned against Balaam; he beat his hands together and said, "I called you to curse my enemy and you have blessed him three times! (Numbers 24, 10)
But Yahweh told me: 'Tell them not to go and fight because I am not with them, or else they will be defeated by the enemy.' (Deuteronomy 1, 42)
where one who involuntarily kills his neighbor may find refuge, one who has never been his enemy before. He should flee into one of those cities and so save himself. (Deuteronomy 4, 42)
Forgive, O Yahweh, your people of Israel whom you rescued, and do not charge them with this shedding of innocent blood." (Deuteronomy 21, 8)
Because Yahweh, your God, walks in the midst of the camp to protect you and give your enemy into your hands; your camp must be sacred, that Yahweh may not see anything indecent in it; otherwise, he will turn away from you. (Deuteronomy 23, 15)
You shall eat the fruit of your body, the flesh of your sons and daughters which Yahweh has given you, in the siege and anguish to which your enemy will reduce you. (Deuteronomy 28, 53)
refusing to share with them the flesh of his children that he is eating, because nothing is left to him during the siege and the anguish to which your enemy shall reduce you in your cities. (Deuteronomy 28, 55)
She shall hide from them to eat the placenta from her womb and the children to whom she gave birth, for lack of any other food, when your enemy lays siege to your cities and reduces you to the most extreme misery. (Deuteronomy 28, 57)
but I feared the enemy's boasting, lest the adversary misunderstand and say; 'We have triumphed, the Lord has brought this about.' (Deuteronomy 32, 27)
My arrows will drip with blood, my sword will sink deep into the flesh - blood of the wounded and slain captives, flesh of beheaded enemy leaders. (Deuteronomy 32, 42)