The feminine przepiórka is the Polish for quail. In the sixteenth chapter of the book of Exodus, you read about: przepiórki i manna (quails and manna). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here. Read Wj 16 To read the Polish text of the Bible associated with the notes below or listen to its … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 16, przepiórki i manna
In the fifteenth chapter of the book of Exodus, Moses and the Israelites exalt the Lord. From the subject headings: pieśń dziękczynna (song of thanks); droga z Egiptu pod Synaj (journey out of Egypt at Sinai); pierwsze postoje na pustyni (first halts in the desert). The adjective dziękczynny means thankful, of thanks; the neuter noun postój means halt, stop, stopping-place. If you are arriving on … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 15, pieśń dziękczynna
In the fourteenth chapter of the book of Exodus, you continue to read about the Israelites’ departure from Egypt. It is in this chapter that, commanded by God, Moses divides the sea (przejście przez morze: passage through the sea) to let the Israelites pass. If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here. Read Wj … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 14, przejście przez morze
In the thirteenth chapter of the book of Exodus, the Lord tells Moses to consecrate all the firstborn to him, of both man and beast. It is also in this chapter that the departure of the Israelites begins; the Lord goes before them by day as a pillar of cloud: jako słup obłoku; and, by night, as a pillar of fire: jako słup ognia. From … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 13, słup obłoku i słup ognia
In the twelfth chapter of the book of Exodus, not only do you continue to read about the tenth plague of Egypt — śmierć pierworodnych (death of the firstborn) — you also meet other subject matter: Pascha (passover) and Święto Przaśników (feast of unleavened bread). It is in this chapter that the departure of the Israelites from Egypt begins: wyjście z Egiptu (departure from Egypt). You may … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 12, plagi egipskie
In the eleventh chapter of the book of Exodus, you begin to read about the tenth plague of Egypt: X. śmierć pierworodnych (death of the firstborn). From the subject heading of this chapter: noc paschalna i wyjście z Egiptu (passover night and departure from Egypt). The departure of the Israelites begins in the next chapter. The adjective paschalny means paschal. If you are arriving on … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 11, plagi egipskie
The tenth chapter of the book of Exodus continues with the plagues of Egypt: plagi egipskie. In it, you read about the eighth and ninth plagues: VIII., szarańcza (swarm of locusts); IX., ciemność (darkness). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here. Read Wj 10 To read the Polish text of the Bible associated with the … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 10, plagi egipskie
The ninth chapter of the book of Exodus continues with the plagues of Egypt: plagi egipskie. You read about the fifth, sixth and seventh plagues: V., śmierć bydła (death of cattle); VI., wrzody (abscesses); VII., grad (hail). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here. Read Wj 9 To read the Polish text of the … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 9, plagi egipskie
The eighth chapter of the book of Exodus continues to tell of the plagues of Egypt: plagi egipskie. You will read about the second, third and fourth plagues: II., żaby (frogs); III., komary (mosquitoes); IV., muchy (flies). If you are arriving on this site for the first time, begin your study of the Polish language here. Read Wj 8 To read the Polish text of … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 8, plagi egipskie
With the seventh chapter of the book of Exodus, you begin to read about the plagues of Egypt. The Polish for plague is the feminine plaga; its nominative plural form is plagi (plagues). Plagi egipskie from the subject line of this chapter translates literally as Egyptian plagues; this can be taken as plagues of Egypt. In all, God brought ten plagues upon Egypt; you will … Continue reading Polish language series: Wj 7, plagi egipskie
