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Would you ask, how you are to live in the seventh year, since you have neither sowed nor gathered in crops? (Leviticus 25, 20)
let him pay the sale price, less the value of the crops since the time of the sale, and so recover possession. (Leviticus 25, 27)
If so, this shall be my answer to you. I will be quick to punish you with dearth, and send fever to dim your eyes and waste your lives away; your crops shall be sown in vain, for the enemy to consume them. (Leviticus 26, 16)
Moses said to Aaron, Take thy censer, and put incense on the lighted coals in it, and go with all speed to find the people and make intercession for them; already the Lord has begun to wreak his vengeance, and destruction rages among them. (Numbers 16, 46)
But now the destruction was over, and Aaron went back to meet Moses at the tabernacle door. (Numbers 16, 50)
Another day of solemn observance, on which no servile work must be done, is the day of first-fruits, when you bring the Lord a bread-offering out of the new crops. (Numbers 28, 26)
or she will tempt him away from his allegiance into the service of alien gods, rousing the Lord’s anger, to thy speedy destruction. (Deuteronomy 7, 4)
All the nations the Lord means thee to conquer shall fall an easy prey to thee; and for these thou shalt have no glance of pity; beware of worshipping their gods, to thy sure destruction. (Deuteronomy 7, 16)
Forty days and nights, then, as before, I remained there on the mountain top, and once more the Lord listened to me, and spared you from destruction. (Deuteronomy 10, 10)
or the Lord, in his anger, will shut the doors of heaven; no rain will fall, earth will yield no crops, and soon the fair land the Lord means to make yours will know you no longer. (Deuteronomy 11, 17)
But where tithes of corn or wine or oil are in question, or the first-born of herd and flock, gifts to the Lord vowed or unvowed, or the first-fruits of thy crops, these thou mayest not eat in thy own city. (Deuteronomy 12, 17)
Every year, thou wilt set apart a tenth of all the crops thy land yields, (Deuteronomy 14, 22)
