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did he not turn the waters into firm ground, and dry up the floor of them, so that it made a path for the passage of his own people,✻ and yet a trap to punish the wicked? (Ecclesiasticus 39, 29)
magistrate or judge a wrong-doer, assembly of the people a law-breaker, (Ecclesiasticus 41, 22)
issuing to the people the commands their times needed, uttering, through their foresight, a sacred charge to the nations. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 4)
Their wisdom is yet a legend among the people; wherever faithful men assemble, their story is told. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 15)
He made him great in the eyes of kings, entrusted commandments to him in full view of the chosen people, made a revelation to him of the divine glory. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 3)
this was a right granted in perpetuity, long as the heavens should last. His to perform the priest’s office, to echo God’s praise, to bless the people in his name. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 19)
Alone of living men, he was chosen out to offer sacrifice, and the sweet-smelling incense that is a people’s plea for remembrance, a people’s atonement. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 20)
he stood firm while the people shrank away; a loyal and a willing heart that made amends for Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 29)
For his reward, he received assurance of the divine favour; command he should have of sanctuary and of people both, and the high priesthood that was his should descend to his heirs for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 30)
David the son of Jesse, of Juda’s tribe, should bequeath to his children a legacy of kingship …… with wise hearts endowing us, to preserve justice among his people, and keep safe the blessings he has given to it; and this pre-eminence over his people he has settled on them in perpetuity.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 45, 31)
who is more renowned for the deliverance he brought to God’s chosen people, beating down the enemies that defied him until Israel made their land its own? (Ecclesiasticus 46, 2)
since the days when Moses yet lived; he it was, and Caleb the son of Jephone, that took a generous part together; they would have engaged the enemy, and saved their own people from guilt by hushing the murmurs of rebellion. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 9)
