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And their home shall be the home of your fathers, the land I gave to my servant Jacob; they and their children shall enjoy it, and their children’s children, in perpetuity, and ever my servant David shall be their prince. (Ezekiel 37, 25)
What thoughts will be in thy heart that day, the Lord God says, what foul design will be a-brewing? (Ezekiel 38, 10)
spoil for thy spoiling, plunder for thy plundering. Easily enough they are like to fall into thy hand, the ruins so lately rebuilt; the men restored from exile, that hold but the heart of the country,✻ and are already enriched! (Ezekiel 38, 12)
Small wonder if the traders of Saba, Dedan and Tharsis, ravenous lions all, would know whether it is plunder thy heart is set on? Such a muster of men, it can but mean spoil; silver and gold to rifle, stock and stuff to carry away, ay, there is spoil behind this, and spoil worth the taking! (Ezekiel 38, 13)
Son of man, he told me, here is my throne; here eternally, in the heart of Israel, is my resting-place. No more shall Israel’s folk, Israel’s kings, drag my name in the dust with their infidelities, with the dead gods they served, with their hill-sanctuaries.✻ (Ezekiel 43, 7)
Next, in like manner, comes the strip of dedicated land you are to set apart; in breadth, twenty-five thousand cubits, in length, stretching from Israel’s frontier to the sea like the rest; and in the heart of it, the sanctuary. (Ezekiel 48, 8)
with such kindness and pity God had touched his heart. (Daniel 1, 9)
Whoever does not fall down in worship will be thrown, there and then, into the heart of a raging furnace. (Daniel 3, 6)
So they were bound just as they were, in breeches and turban, shoes and coat, and thrown into the heart of the raging furnace; (Daniel 3, 21)
Meanwhile these three, Sidrach, Misach and Abdenago, fell fast bound into the heart of the fires that raged in it. (Daniel 3, 23)
There, as he stood in the heart of the fire, Azarias found utterance, and thus made his prayer: (Daniel 3, 25)
making a wind blow in the heart of the furnace, like the wind that brings the dew. So that these three were untouched, and the fire brought them neither pain nor discomfort. (Daniel 3, 50)
