Fondare 514 Risultati per: bitter water test
with your children and your wives (and the foreigner too who is in your camp, be he your wood-cutter or your water-carrier), (Deuteronomy 29, 10)
If, after hearing this imprecation, anyone, blessing himself, should say in his heart, "I shall do well enough if I follow the dictates of my heart; much water drives away thirst," (Deuteronomy 29, 18)
They will be weakened by hunger, eaten away by plague and the bitter scourge. Against them I shall send the fang of wild animals and the poison of snakes that glide in the dust. (Deuteronomy 32, 24)
For their vine springs from the stock of Sodom and from the groves of Gomorrah: their grapes are poisonous grapes, their clusters are bitter; (Deuteronomy 32, 32)
who killed some thirty-six of them and pursued them from the town gate as far as Shebarim, and on the slope cut them to pieces. The hearts of the people melted away and turned to water. (Joshua 7, 5)
And the leaders went on, 'Let them live, but let them be wood-cutters and water-carriers for the whole community.' Thus spoke the leaders. (Joshua 9, 21)
From now on, you are accursed and will for ever be serfs, as wood-cutters and water-carriers in the house of my God.' (Joshua 9, 23)
But that very day Joshua made them wood-cutters and water-carriers for the community and for the altar of Yahweh, at the place which he would eventually choose; and so they are today. (Joshua 9, 27)
she said to him, 'Grant me a blessing! As the land you have given me is the Negeb, give me springs of water too!' So Caleb gave her what she wanted, the upper springs and the lower springs. (Joshua 15, 19)
she said to him, 'Grant me a blessing! As the land you have given me is the Negeb, give me springs of water, too!' So Caleb gave her what she wanted: the upper springs and the lower springs. (Judges 1, 15)
in order, by means of them, to put Israel to the test, to see whether or not they would tread the paths of Yahweh as once their ancestors had trodden them.' (Judges 2, 22)
These are the nations which Yahweh allowed to remain, by their means to put all those Israelites to the test who had not experienced any of the Canaanite wars (Judges 3, 1)