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My God, let not this go unremembered; do not blot out the record of the service I have done to thy temple, my God, and to thy ceremonies. (Nehemiah 13, 14)
Even now I found Jewish folk treading out their wine-presses and carrying burdens on the sabbath day. On the sabbath day they would load their asses with wine-skins, or grapes, or figs, or some other freight, and bring them to Jerusalem for sale. These I warned that they must find some other day for selling their wares; (Nehemiah 13, 15)
but there were still traders from Tyre in the city itself, importing fish and all manner of goods, who sold them to their Jewish neighbours on the sabbath, there in Jerusalem. (Nehemiah 13, 16)
When the sabbath came, and the traffic of the market-place had died away, and the gates were shut, I gave orders that they should not be opened till the sabbath was over; I set a guard there, too, of my own men, to make sure that no load came in that day. (Nehemiah 13, 19)
but that would not serve; I warned them not to loiter about the walls, and threatened to use force if they did the like again; so there was no more trafficking on the sabbath. (Nehemiah 13, 21)
To what use should he put it? He found there a fellow-tribesman of his own, called Gabelus, who was in great need; to him, then, he lent the aforesaid silver under a bond. (Tobit 1, 17)
and now it was Tobias’ daily task to visit his own clansmen, comforting them and providing for each of them as best he could, out of what store he had; (Tobit 1, 19)
When this came to the king’s ears, he gave orders that Tobias should be put to death, and seized all his property; (Tobit 1, 22)
but he escaped, with his wife and son, into safe hiding; destitute as he was, he had many friends. (Tobit 1, 23)
would have his son go out and invite fellow-tribesmen and fellow-worshippers of theirs, to share the banquet. (Tobit 2, 2)
Go out he did, but came back bearing ill news; he had found an Israelite lying murdered in the open street. His father, without more ado, sprang up from where he sat, leaving his dinner untasted; he would not break his fast till he had found the body, (Tobit 2, 3)
wrapped it about and carried it home with him, to bury it in secret when night fell. (Tobit 2, 4)
