2 Kings 21:4 - Contemporary English Version Interconfessional Edition4 In the temple, where only the Lord was supposed to be worshiped, Manasseh built altars for the worship of pagan gods অধ্যায়টো চাওকঅধিক সংস্কৰণKing James Version (Oxford) 17694 And he built altars in the house of the LORD, of which the LORD said, In Jerusalem will I put my name. অধ্যায়টো চাওকAmplified Bible - Classic Edition4 And he built [heathen] altars in the house of the Lord, of which the Lord said, In Jerusalem will I put My Name [and the pledge of My presence]. অধ্যায়টো চাওকAmerican Standard Version (1901)4 And he built altars in the house of Jehovah, whereof Jehovah said, In Jerusalem will I put my name. অধ্যায়টো চাওকCommon English Bible4 He even built altars in the two courtyards of the LORD’s temple—the very place the LORD was speaking of when he said: “I will put my name in Jerusalem.” অধ্যায়টো চাওকCatholic Public Domain Version4 And he constructed altars in the house of the Lord, about which the Lord said: "In Jerusalem, I will place my name." অধ্যায়টো চাওক |
Soon you will cross the Jordan, and the Lord will help you conquer your enemies and let you live in peace, there in the land he has given you. But after you are settled, life will be different. You must not offer sacrifices just anywhere you want to. Instead, the Lord will choose a place somewhere in Israel where you must go to worship him. All of your sacrifices and offerings must be taken there, including sacrifices to please the Lord and any gift you promise or voluntarily give him. That's where you must also take one tenth of your grain, wine, and olive oil, as well as the first-born of your cattle, sheep, and goats. You and your family and servants will eat your gifts and sacrifices and celebrate there at the place of worship, because the Lord your God has made you successful in everything you have done. And since Levites will not have any land of their own, you must ask some of them to come along and celebrate with you. Sometimes you may want to kill an animal for food and not as a sacrifice. If the Lord has blessed you and given you enough cows or sheep or goats, then you can butcher one of them where you live. You can eat it just like the meat from a deer or gazelle that you kill when you go hunting. And even those people who are unclean and unfit for worship can have some of the meat. But you must not eat the blood of any animal—let the blood drain out on the ground.