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An eternal covenant was made, with him and with his offspring, like the days of heaven, to execute the office of the priesthood, and to give praise and to glorify his people, in his name. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 19)
He chose him from among all living men to offer to God sacrifice, incense, and a pleasing fragrance, as a memorial of appeasement on behalf of his people. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 20)
And yet he will not have an inheritance among the people of the land, and he has no portion among the people. For the Lord himself is his portion and his inheritance. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 27)
And he stood up against the shamefulness of the people. By the goodness and responsiveness of his soul, he appeased God on behalf of Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 29)
For this reason, he made him a covenant of peace, a leader of the sanctuary and of his people, so that the dignity of the priesthood would remain with him and with his offspring unto eternity. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 30)
And he made a covenant with king David, the son of Jesse from the tribe of Judah, an inheritance for him and for his offspring, so that he might provide wisdom for our hearts, so as to judge his people in justice, lest their good things be abolished. And he caused their glory within their nation to be everlasting. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 31)
And in the days of Moses, he accomplished a work of mercy. He and Caleb, the son of Jephuneh, stood against the enemy, and forbid the people from sin, and broke their wicked murmuring. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 9)
Samuel, prophet of the Lord, beloved by the Lord his God, established a new government, and he anointed leaders over his people. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 16)
And after this, he slept. And he made known to the king and revealed to him the end of his life. And he lifted up his voice from the earth in prophecy, to abolish the impiety of the people. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 23)
Did he not kill the giant, and take away the reproach from his people? (Ecclesiasticus 47, 4)
For he called upon the Almighty Lord, and he swore with his right hand to take away the mighty man of war, and to exalt the horn of his people. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 6)
both Rehoboam, who had little prudence, and who turned away the people by his counsel, (Ecclesiasticus 47, 28)
