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So the priest gave him holy bread for there was no other bread. This was the bread of Presence which had been replaced by fresh bread on the day it was removed. (1 Samuel 21, 7)
all their warriors set out, marched through the night and removed the bodies of Saul and his sons from the wall of Bethshan. They then returned to Jabesh and burnt the bodies there. (1 Samuel 31, 12)
So I went over and killed him, for I knew that he would fall and not rise again. Then I removed the crown from his head and the armlet from his arm, both of which I have here to give you, my lord." (2 Samuel 1, 10)
But I will not withdraw my kindness from him as I did from Saul when I removed him out of your way. (2 Samuel 7, 15)
When he was removed from the highway, the people followed Joab in pursuit of Sheba, son of Bichri. (2 Samuel 20, 13)
So Solomon removed Abiathar as priest of Yahweh, and fulfilled the word spoken by Yahweh in Shiloh concerning the descendants of Eli. (1 Kings 2, 27)
He rid the land of male cult prostitutes and removed all the idols his ancestors had made. (1 Kings 15, 12)
At once the man removed the bandage from his eyes and the king of Israel recognized him as one of the prophets. (1 Kings 20, 41)
He also removed from the land the remaining male cult prostitutes, completing the work of his father Asa. (1 Kings 22, 46)
He did what was displeasing to Yahweh, but not as his father or mother had done, for he removed the statue of Baal which his father had made. (2 Kings 3, 2)
He removed the altar of bronze that was before Yahweh, from the front of the House, from between the new altar and the House of Yahweh, and he placed it on the north side of his new altar. King Ahaz ordered the priest Uriah, (2 Kings 16, 14)
The king dismantled the paneling of the stands, removed the washbasins from on top of them, took down the big bronze basin from the top of the oxen that supported it, and placed it upon the stone pavement. Now, about the throne which had been built within the House of Yahweh and the outer entrance for the king, (2 Kings 16, 17)
