Fondare 514 Risultati per: bitter water test
Moses and Aaron did as Yahweh ordered. He raised his staff and struck the waters of the River, with Pharaoh and his officials looking on, and all the water in the River turned to blood. (Exodus 7, 20)
The fish in the River died, and the River stank; and the Egyptians could no longer drink the River water. Throughout the whole of Egypt there was blood. (Exodus 7, 21)
And the Egyptians all dug holes along the river-bank in search of drinking water, since they could not drink the River water. (Exodus 7, 24)
Yahweh then said to Moses, 'Get up early in the morning and confront Pharaoh as he makes his way to the water. Say to him, "Yahweh says this: Let my people go and worship me. (Exodus 8, 16)
That night, the flesh must be eaten, roasted over the fire; it must be eaten with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. (Exodus 12, 8)
Do not eat any of it raw or boiled in water, but roasted over the fire, with the head, feet and entrails. (Exodus 12, 9)
and the Israelites went on dry ground right through the sea, with walls of water to right and left of them. (Exodus 14, 22)
The Israelites, however, had marched through the sea on dry ground, with walls of water to right and left of them. (Exodus 14, 29)
Moses led Israel away from the Sea of Reeds, and they entered the desert of Shur. They then travelled through the desert for three days without finding water. (Exodus 15, 22)
When they reached Marah, they could not drink the Marah water because it was bitter; this is why the place was named Marah. (Exodus 15, 23)
Moses appealed to Yahweh for help, and Yahweh showed him a piece of wood. When Moses threw it into the water, the water became sweet. There he laid down a statute and law for them and there he put them to the test. Then he said, (Exodus 15, 25)
So they came to Elim where there were twelve springs and seventy palm trees; and there they pitched camp beside the water. (Exodus 15, 27)