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But among the prophets of Jerusalem I have likewise seen horrors: for they are adulterers and liars! They encourage the evildoers so that none of them turns away from wickedness. For me all of them are like Sodom; and the common people like Gomorrah. (Jeremiah 23, 14)
The prophet who has a dream prophesies a dream, whereas the one who receives my word proclaims the word of truth. What have straw and wheat in common? (Jeremiah 23, 28)
And the prophets, priests or common people who say: 'Burden' of Yahweh, will be punished, and their household as well. (Jeremiah 23, 34)
They brought Uriah out of Egypt and took him to King Jehoiakim who had him slain and his body thrown into the common people's burial place. (Jeremiah 26, 23)
And yet these thinking people are unable to abandon gods that are completely devoid of sense. (Baruch 6, 41)
Your priests have broken my laws and have profaned my holy things. They have made no distinction between what is holy and what is common; they have not taught what difference there is between the clean and the unclean. They have ignored my sabbath and I have been dishonored by them. (Ezekiel 22, 26)
setting their threshold beside my threshold and their door beside my door, with a common wall shared by them and me. They used to defile my holy name by their filthy practices, and this is why I destroyed them in my anger. (Ezekiel 43, 8)
Judas, indeed, had no concern for the poor; he was a thief and as he held the common purse, he used to help himself to the funds. (John 12, 6)
As he had the common purse, they may have thought that Jesus was telling him, "Buy what we need for the feast," or, "Give something to the poor." (John 13, 29)
He was one of our number and had been called to share our common ministry. (Acts 1, 17)
They were faithful to the teaching of the apostles, the common life of sharing, the breaking of bread and the prayers. (Acts 2, 42)
The whole community of believers were one in heart and mind. No one claimed private ownership of any possessions, but rather they shared all things in common. (Acts 4, 32)
