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  • nay, the king of Nineve himself, when word of it reached him, came down from his throne, cast his robe aside, put on sackcloth, and sat down humbly in the dust. (Jonah 3, 6)

  • And a cry was raised in Nineve, at the bidding of the king and his nobles, A fast for man and beast, for herd and flock; no food is to be eaten, no water drunk; (Jonah 3, 7)

  • where the breach has been made ready for them, break they out and pass on their way, sally forth with a king to lead them, with the Lord at their head!✻ (Micah 2, 13)

  • lame shall yet be a stock to breed from, and wayworn shall grow into a sturdy race; here in Sion they shall dwell, and the Lord be king over them, for ever henceforward. (Micah 4, 7)

  • When that time comes! At this present time, what anguish is this constrains thee? Have king and counsellor played thee false, that the pangs of travail take hold on thee? (Micah 4, 9)

  • At this present time, what is left thee but to muster thy roving bands, daughter of an outlaw king? Hard siege presses us now; smitten on the cheek, now, is the ruler of Israel.✻ (Micah 5, 1)

  • Bethink thee, what designs had Balach, king of Moab, and how Balaam the son of Beor answered him … from Setim to Galgala; and canst thou doubt, then, the faithfulness of the Lord’s friendship?✻ (Micah 6, 5)

  • Alas, for the muster-roll of the king’s vassals,✻ fallen as they went about their task! Swiftly they manned the walls, but the engines were in place already. (Nahum 2, 5)

  • Gone to their rest thy marshals, king of Assyria; thy vassals lie silent in the dust; out on the hills the common folk take refuge, with none to muster them. (Nahum 3, 18)

  • The Lord’s sacrifice! A day of reckoning it shall be, king and prince I will call to account, all that go clad in foreign bravery, (Zephaniah 1, 8)

  • Thy doom the Lord has revoked, thy enemy repulsed; the Lord, there in the midst of thee, Israel’s king! Peril for thee henceforth is none. (Zephaniah 3, 15)

  • Then, on the twenty-fourth day of the ninth month, in this second year of king Darius, another message came from the Lord to the prophet Aggaeus, (Haggai 2, 11)


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