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• Toil first assign to him; toiling is his lot; then, if he disobeys thee, with the stocks thou mayst tame him. Yet do not burden flesh and blood more than it can bear, nor inflict more than lawful punishment while the plea is still unheard. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 30)

• sweat of his brow, or his life’s blood, what matters? (Ecclesiasticus 34, 26)

• Of Levite blood, too, sprang another renowned as Moses himself, his brother Aaron. To Aaron the Lord gave high office, (Ecclesiasticus 45, 7)

• A man of his own blood, born to infatuate a nation, (Ecclesiasticus 47, 27)

• would reach out his hand for the cup, and with the grape’s blood offer libation. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 16)

• What do I care, the Lord says, how you multiply those victims of yours? I have had enough and to spare. Burnt-offerings of rams, and the fat of stall-fed beasts, and the blood of calves and lambs and goats are nothing to me. (Isaiah 1, 11)

• Hold out your hands as you will, you shall get no heed from me; add prayer to prayer, I will not listen; are not those hands stained with blood? (Isaiah 1, 15)

• when the Lord sweeps away the guilt of Sion’s women-folk, washes Jerusalem clean from the blood that stains her, with the searing breath of his judgement. (Isaiah 4, 4)

• All the trophies of the old tumultuous forays,✻ all the panoply stained with blood, will be burnt up now, will go to feed the flames. (Isaiah 9, 5)

• turn he to the right, nought but famine is there; eat he what comes to his left hand, he is yet hungry, so that at last he will fall on his own flesh and blood,✻ Manasses on Ephraim and Ephraim on Manasses, and both will be banded together against Juda. (Isaiah 9, 20)

• Dibon’s waters already swollen with blood; and still for Dibon I have perils in store, lions to meet the fugitives, the remnant that is left in the land of Moab.✻ (Isaiah 15, 9)

• See, where the Lord comes out from his dwelling-place, holds the nations of the world to account for their guilt! Earth shall disclose the blood spilt on it, and no more cover its dead. (Isaiah 26, 21)