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I take no pleasure in the death of anyone -- declares the Lord Yahweh -- so repent and live!' (Ezekiel 18, 32)
they will throw you down into the grave and you will die a violent death far out to sea. (Ezekiel 28, 8)
"So in future let no tree rear its height beside the waters, none push its top into the clouds, no watered tree stretch its height towards them. For all of them are doomed to death, to the depths of the underworld, with the common run of humanity, with those who sink into oblivion. (Ezekiel 31, 14)
If someone hears the sound of the horn but pays no attention and the sword overtakes him and destroys him, he will have been responsible for his own death. (Ezekiel 33, 4)
He has heard the sound of the horn and paid no attention; his death will be his own responsibility. But the life of someone who pays attention will be secure. (Ezekiel 33, 5)
"If, however, the watchman has seen the sword coming but has not blown his horn, and so the people are not alerted and the sword overtakes them and destroys a single one of them, that person will indeed die for his guilt, but I shall hold the watchman responsible for his death." (Ezekiel 33, 6)
If I say to someone wicked, "Evil- doer, you are to die," and you do not speak to warn the wicked person to renounce such ways, the wicked person will die for this guilt, but I shall hold you responsible for the death. (Ezekiel 33, 8)
Say to them, "As I live -- declares the Lord Yahweh -- I do not take pleasure in the death of the wicked but in the conversion of the wicked who changes his ways and saves his life. Repent, turn back from your evil ways. Why die, House of Israel?" (Ezekiel 33, 11)
Priests must not eat the flesh of anything that has died a natural death or been savaged, be it bird or animal." ' (Ezekiel 44, 31)
At this the king flew into a rage and ordered all the Babylonian sages to be put to death. (Daniel 2, 12)
On publication of the decree to have the sages killed, search was made for Daniel and his companions to have them put to death. (Daniel 2, 13)
So Daniel went to see Arioch, whom the king had made responsible for putting the Babylonian sages to death. Going in, he said, 'Do not put the Babylonian sages to death. Take me into the king's presence and I will reveal the meaning to the king.' (Daniel 2, 24)
