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Some years later, they will be allies and the daughter of the king of the South shall come to the king of the North to conclude the alliance. But she will not endure; for she will be put to death with those who brought her, and her son and husband as well. (Daniel 11, 6)
Susanna moaned, "Whatever I do, I am trapped. If I give in to your desire, it will be death for me; if I refuse, I won't escape your persecution. (Daniel 13, 22)
The next day a meeting was held at Joakim's house. The two elders arrived, vindictively determined to have Susanna sentenced to death. (Daniel 13, 28)
but she refused to tell us. This is our statement, and we testify to its truth." The assembly took their word, since they were elders and judges of the people. Susanna was condemned to death. (Daniel 13, 41)
He shouted, "I will have no part in the death of this woman!" (Daniel 13, 46)
Remember how you have passed unjust sentences, condemning the innocent and freeing the guilty, although the Lord has said 'The innocent and the just should not be put to death.' (Daniel 13, 53)
They were sentenced to death. Thus was the life of an innocent woman spared that day. (Daniel 13, 62)
They were put to death on orders of the king. And Bel was handed over to Daniel, who destroyed the idol and its temple. (Daniel 14, 22)
The Babylonians became angry upon hearing of this. "Our king has become a Jew," they said. "He destroyed Bel, killed the Dragon and put the priests to death." (Daniel 14, 28)
Will I ransom them from the power of the netherworld? Will I rescue them from death? Not at all! Where, O death, are your plagues? Where, O netherworld, is your venom? Yet my eyes will not look with compassion (Hosea 13, 14)
When the sun rose, God sent a scorching east wind; the sun blazed down upon Jonah's head, and he grew faint. His death wish returned and he said, "It is better for me to die than to live." (Jonah 4, 8)
The grasping conqueror is always ready to devour, he enlarges his mouth like the netherworld; he is as insatiable as death, he seizes on all the nations and monopolizes all the peoples for himself. (Habakkuk 2, 5)
