Talált 431 Eredmények: woman clothed with the sun

• But first he shall take the cereal offering of jealousy from the woman's hand, and having waved this offering before the LORD, shall put it near the altar, (Numbers 5, 25)

• where he shall take a handful of the cereal offering as its token offering and burn it on the altar. Only then shall he have the woman drink the water. (Numbers 5, 26)

• If, however, the woman has not defiled herself, but is still pure, she will be immune and will still be able to bear children. (Numbers 5, 28)

• "This, then, is the law for jealousy: When a woman goes astray while under the authority of her husband and acts impurely, (Numbers 5, 29)

• The man shall be free from guilt, but the woman shall bear such guilt as she may have." (Numbers 5, 31)

• "Speak to the Israelites and tell them: When a man (or a woman) solemnly takes the nazirite vow to dedicate himself to the LORD, (Numbers 6, 2)

• While they were in Hazeroth, Miriam and Aaron spoke against Moses on the pretext of the marriage he had contracted with a Cushite woman. (Numbers 12, 1)

• Yet a certain Israelite came and brought in a Midianite woman to his clansmen in the view of Moses and of the whole Israelite community, while they were weeping at the entrance of the meeting tent. (Numbers 25, 6)

• followed the Israelite into his retreat where he pierced the pair of them, the Israelite and the woman. Thus the slaughter of Israelites was checked; (Numbers 25, 8)

• The Israelite slain with the Midianite woman was Zimri, son of Salu, prince of an ancestral house of the Simeonites. (Numbers 25, 14)

• The slain Midianite woman was Cozbi, daughter of Zur, who was head of a clan, an ancestral house, in Midian. (Numbers 25, 15)

• "When a woman, while still a maiden in her father's house, makes a vow to the LORD, or binds herself to a pledge, (Numbers 30, 4)