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• Moses was beloved by God and men. The remembrance of him is a blessing. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 1)

• Moses filled his hands and anointed him with holy oil. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 18)

• Joshua, the son of Nun, was valiant in warfare; he was the successor of Moses among the prophets. He was great in accord with his name, (Ecclesiasticus 46, 1)

• 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)

• Woe to Assur! He is the rod and the staff of my fury, and my indignation is in their hands. (Isaiah 10, 5)

• Should the axe glorify itself over him who wields it? Or can the saw exalt itself over him who pulls it? How can a rod lift itself up against him who wields it, or a staff exalt itself, though it is only wood? (Isaiah 10, 15)

• For this reason, the Lord, the God of hosts, says this: “My people, who inhabit Zion: do not be afraid of Assur. He will strike you with his rod, and he will lift up his staff over you, on the way of Egypt. (Isaiah 10, 24)

• The Lord has crushed the staff of the impious, the scepter of despots, (Isaiah 14, 5)

• For coriander cannot be threshed with a saw, and a cartwheel cannot revolve over cumin. Instead, coriander is shaken out with a stick, and cumin with a staff. (Isaiah 28, 27)

• For at the voice of the Lord, Assur will dread being struck with the staff. (Isaiah 30, 31)

• And when the passage of the staff has been begun, the Lord will cause it to rest upon him, with timbrels and harps. And with special battles, he will fight against them. (Isaiah 30, 32)

• Behold, you are trusting in Egypt, in that broken staff of a reed. But if a man were to lean against it, it would enter his hand and pierce it. So is Pharaoh, the king of Egypt, to all who trust in him. (Isaiah 36, 6)