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Cry it to the nations, they should do sacrifice and muster their tried warriors for battle; rally they, march they, all that bear arms. (Joel 3, 9)
Speeds he well, that shuns lion and meets bear? Has he joy of his home-coming, that leans hand on wall, and all at once is bitten by a viper? (Amos 5, 19)
High triumph thou shalt have over thy enemies; perish all that bear thee ill-will! (Micah 5, 9)
Commands of Amri thou wouldst obey, not mine, Ahab’s purposes, not mine, fulfil; their bidding if thou wouldst follow, what marvel that I should mark thee down for ruin, Jerusalem for the hiss of scorn? Shame of its own origins the people that is mine must bear.✻ (Micah 6, 16)
The Lord’s displeasure I must bear, I that have sinned against him, till at last he admits my plea, and grants redress. Out into the light he will bring me, to find him faithful still. (Micah 7, 9)
For thee, this doom the Lord has; race shall never spring from thee to bear thy name, nor in the temple of thy god any images be left, cast or carven; and I will write it on thy tomb-stone, thou wast nothing worth.✻ (Nahum 1, 14)
What though the fig-tree never bud, the vine yield no fruit, the olive fail, the fields bear no harvest; what though our folds stand empty of sheep, our byres of cattle? (Habakkuk 3, 17)
ere resolve can bear fruit, like flying chaff passes the day.✻ Before the divine vengeance falls on you, before the day of divine retribution comes, to the Lord betake you! (Zephaniah 2, 2)
but who can bear the thought of that advent? Who will stand with head erect at his appearing? He will put men to a test fierce as the crucible, searching as the lye that fullers use. (Malachi 3, 2)
and she will bear a son, whom thou shalt call Jesus, for he is to save his people from their sins. (Matthew 1, 21)
Behold, the virgin shall be with child, and shall bear a son, and they shall call him Emmanuel (which means, God with us).✻ (Matthew 1, 23)
So, indeed, any sound tree will bear good fruit, while any tree that is withered will bear fruit that is worthless; (Matthew 7, 17)
