Talált 155 Eredmények: Heritage
In assigning the cities from the property of the Israelites, take more from a larger group and fewer from a smaller one, so that each group will cede cities to the Levites in proportion to its own heritage." (Numbers 35, 8)
They said: "The LORD commanded you, my lord, to apportion the land by lot among the Israelites; and you, my lord, were also commanded by the LORD to give the heritage of our kinsman Zelophehad to his daughters. (Numbers 36, 2)
But if they marry into one of the other Israelite tribes, their heritage will be withdrawn from our ancestral heritage and will be added to that of the tribe into which they marry; thus the heritage that fell to us by lot will be diminished. (Numbers 36, 3)
When the Israelites celebrate the jubilee year, the heritage of these women will be permanently added to that of the tribe into which they marry and will be withdrawn from that of our ancestral tribe." (Numbers 36, 4)
so that no heritage of the Israelites will pass from one tribe to another, but all the Israelites will retain their own ancestral heritage. (Numbers 36, 7)
Therefore, every daughter who inherits property in any of the Israelite tribes shall marry someone belonging to a clan of her own ancestral tribe, in order that all the Israelites may remain in possession of their own ancestral heritage. (Numbers 36, 8)
Thus, no heritage can pass from one tribe to another, but all the Israelite tribes will retain their own ancestral heritage." (Numbers 36, 9)
within the clans of the descendants of Manasseh, son of Joseph; hence their heritage remained in the tribe of their father's clan. (Numbers 36, 12)
but your aide Joshua, son of Nun, shall enter. Encourage him, for he is to give Israel its heritage. (Deuteronomy 1, 38)
In Seir, however, the former inhabitants were the Horites; the descendants of Esau dispossessed them, clearing them out of the way and taking their place, just as the Israelites have done in the land of their heritage which the LORD has given them.) (Deuteronomy 2, 12)
Since the LORD was angered against me on your account and swore that I should not cross the Jordan nor enter the good land which he is giving you as a heritage, (Deuteronomy 4, 21)
driving out of your way nations greater and mightier than you, so as to bring you in and to make their land your heritage, as it is today. (Deuteronomy 4, 38)