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For thy people, a strange sea-faring; for those others, an unexampled manner of death! (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 5)
Thy father honour, in deed and in word and in all manner of forbearance; (Ecclesiasticus 3, 9)
To the rest it is all one; slaughter they an ox, or murder a human victim,✻ cut sheep’s throat, or dash out a dog’s brains, make offering of meal, or of swine’s blood, in my honour burn incense, or bless the name of a false god. In all this, it is but caprice guides their choice, in all manner of abominations; (Isaiah 66, 3)
Mourns king, princes go covered with dismay, numb with despair the common folk; ill they shall fare, that ill did, cruelly be judged, that were cruel judges; they shall know what manner of God they serve. (Ezekiel 7, 27)
Doomed to fall by the sword, up and down the countryside of Israel; then you shall learn what manner of God the Lord is! (Ezekiel 11, 10)
and learn what manner of God it is whose paths you have left untrodden, whose will you have disobeyed, to follow the ill customs of your neighbours! (Ezekiel 11, 12)
Then at last they shall learn what manner of God I am, when they find themselves lost among the nations, dispersed all the world over! (Ezekiel 12, 15)
On false prophet and sightless seer my hand is raised in judgement; never shall they take part in the assembly of Israel, or have their names written in its muster-roll, or find a home in Israel’s land! So shall you learn what manner of God the Lord is. (Ezekiel 13, 9)
down shall come the wall you plastered so ill, razed to earth, and all its foundations shewing, overthrown to your common ruin; so you shall learn what manner of God the Lord is. (Ezekiel 13, 14)
Your pillows shall be torn in pieces; I will rescue my people from your power, and they shall no longer be yours to ensnare; then you will learn what manner of God the Lord is. (Ezekiel 13, 21)
A remnant only shall survive, sons and daughters of your race led out into exile. When these reach you, and you find out what manner of folk they are in thought and deed, for the sorrows of Jerusalem you shall weep no more, though I have plagued her so abundantly. (Ezekiel 14, 22)
What avails the wood of it for any manner of craftsmanship? Who will use it to make so much as a peg that pot or pan should hang from? (Ezekiel 15, 3)
