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For his reward, he received assurance of the divine favour; command he should have of sanctuary and of people both, and the high priesthood that was his should descend to his heirs for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 30)
These two alone, out of six hundred thousand warriors, survived the perils of the journey; these two were appointed to lead Israel into the land, all milk and honey, that was its promised home. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 10)
On Caleb, too, the Lord bestowed such vigour, that in his old age he was a warrior still, and made his way up into the hill-country, where his descendants held their lands after him; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 11)
no doubt should Israel have that he is well rewarded who serves so holy a God. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 12)
Even when he had gone to his rest, he had a revelation for the king’s ear, and gave warning of the death that awaited him; a prophet, even in the tomb, while there was yet guilt among his people to be effaced. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 23)
prayer to the Lord, the Almighty, gave him the mastery over a great warrior, and retrieved the fortunes of his race. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 6)
Sinai should tell thee, Horeb should tell thee, of award made, and doom pronounced; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 7)
Yet they cried out upon God for pity, with hands outstretched heavenwards; and he, the holy One, he, the Lord God, was not slow to answer them. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 22)
And in storm he remembered the enemy … to reward all such as pointed men to the right path.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 49, 11)
nor Joseph, that was born to be his brethren’s master, and the bulwark of a great nation. Lord of his brethren, stay of a people, (Ecclesiasticus 49, 17)
I stretched out my hands towards heaven, and grieved for the want of her. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 26)
Never shall this tongue, with utterance divinely rewarded, be negligent of praise. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 30)
