Talált 156 Eredmények: Pass
We ask permission to pass through your country. We shall not go through the fields or vineyards; we shall not drink the water from the wells; we shall keep to the king's highway without turning to right or left until we have passed through your territory. (Numbers 20, 17)
To which, Edom replied, 'You will not pass through my country; if you do, I shall oppose you by force of arms.' (Numbers 20, 18)
To which the Israelites replied, 'We shall keep to the high road; if I and my flocks drink any of your water, I am willing to pay for it. All I am asking is to pass through on foot.' (Numbers 20, 19)
Edom replied: 'You shall not pass,' and Edom opposed them in great numbers and great force. (Numbers 20, 20)
'I wish to pass through your country. We shall not stray into the fields or vineyards; we shall not drink the water from the wells; we shall keep to the king's highway until we have passed through your territory.' (Numbers 21, 22)
But Sihon would not give Israel leave to pass through his country. He assembled all his people, marched into the desert to meet Israel, and reached Jahaz, where he gave battle to Israel. (Numbers 21, 23)
The angel of Yahweh then moved and stood in a place so narrow that there was no room to pass either to right or left. (Numbers 22, 26)
Then speak to the Israelites and say, "If a man dies without sons, his heritage will pass to his daughter. (Numbers 27, 8)
everything that can withstand fire can be cleaned by being passed through fire, it must still be purified with water for purification. Whatever cannot resist fire you must pass through water. (Numbers 31, 23)
It will then turn south towards the Ascent of the Scorpions and go by Zin to end in the south at Kadesh-Barnea. It will then run towards Hazar-Addar and pass through Azmon. (Numbers 34, 4)
then from Mount Hor you will draw a line to the Pass of Hamath, and the boundary will end at Zedad. (Numbers 34, 8)
And give the people this order: You are about to pass through the territory of your kinsmen, the sons of Esau who live in Seir. They are afraid of you, and you will be well protected. (Deuteronomy 2, 4)