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and declared they would go on in her company, to the home of her own people. (Ruth 1, 10)
Here is thy sister-in-law gone back, Noemi said, back to her own people and the gods they worship; do thou, too, go with her. (Ruth 1, 15)
Nay, said Ruth, do not press me to go back and leave thee. I mean to go where thou goest, and dwell where thou dwellest; thy people shall be my people, thy God my God; (Ruth 1, 16)
Of this, I thought it well to give thee notice, and challenge thee before the neighbours who are sitting by, and these, the elders of my people. Hast thou a mind to play a kinsman’s part, and claim it for thy own? Then thou must buy it, and so enter into possession. If not, tell me, so that I may know what to do; thy right comes first, and mine second; there is no other kinsman. Yes, said he, I will buy it. (Ruth 4, 4)
and moreover, that I have taken Mahalon’s widow, Ruth the Moabitess, to wife. I mean to hand on the dead man’s property to heirs of his own, so that his name may never be lost to his family, his kindred and his people. Of all this, you are witnesses. (Ruth 4, 10)
The Lord will strike terror into his adversaries; hark, how his thunders roll above them in heaven! The Lord will sit in judgement on the remotest people of earth, the Lord will grant dominion and a sceptre of majesty to the king he has anointed. (1 Samuel 2, 10)
or the duty of his priests to the people. When a man was sacrificing some victim, the priest’s servant used to come up, with a three-pronged fork in his hand, while the meat was still cooking; (1 Samuel 2, 13)
What wickedness is this of yours, he said to them, that brings me the complaints of a whole people! (1 Samuel 2, 23)
Amend your ways; it is ill hearing, that you should lead the Lord’s people into transgression. (1 Samuel 2, 24)
And now you spurn the due ordering of sacrifice and oblation in my sanctuary; the sons of Heli must have a privilege higher than my own; yours must be the first taste of every sacrifice my people Israel bring to me! (1 Samuel 2, 29)
and the Philistines, hearing it, wondered what could have set the Hebrew camp in such an uproar. When they were told that the ark of the Lord had been brought there, (1 Samuel 4, 6)
Philistines, you must summon up your courage, and play the man, or these Hebrew slaves are like to be your masters. Courage, then; to arms! (1 Samuel 4, 9)
