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A remnant of Juda’s race will be saved, and this remnant will strike root deep in earth, bear fruit high in air; (2 Kings 19, 30)
since the day when their race left Egypt, they have never ceased defying me and provoking my anger. (2 Kings 21, 15)
Go and consult the Lord, he told them, in my name, and in the name of this whole people of Juda, about this new-found copy of the law. Fiercely the Lord’s anger burns against us, that the words of this book should have fallen on deaf ears, and our race should have disobeyed the commands enjoined upon us. (2 Kings 22, 13)
And besides Hebron, the city of refuge, Aaron’s race held Lobna, (1 Chronicles 6, 57)
so, at last, he bedded his wife again, and she, conceiving, bore him a son. This son he called Beria, as if he would say, At a time of misfortune for my race this one was born to me. (1 Chronicles 7, 23)
The sons of Ulam were great warriors, with strong arms to bend the bow; and their sons and grandsons multiplied till there were a hundred and fifty of them. All these were of the race of Benjamin. (1 Chronicles 8, 40)
There were Levites, too, of name; Semeia, descended through Hassub and Ezricam from Hasebias, of the race of Merari, (1 Chronicles 9, 14)
and their kinsmen of the race of Caath must prepare the loaves that were set before the Lord, fresh every week …. (1 Chronicles 9, 32)
Saul’s tribe of Benjamin sent but three thousand, since the greater part of them were loyal to Saul’s race; (1 Chronicles 12, 29)
So, when thy days are ended, and thou hast become part of thy race, I will grant thee for successor a son of thy own body, established firmly on his throne. (1 Chronicles 17, 11)
thou dost vouchsafe to bless his line and keep it always under thy protection; through this blessing of thine my race shall be blessed for ever.✻ (1 Chronicles 17, 27)
Nay, said David to the Lord, was it not at my command that the muster-roll was taken? The sin is mine, the fault is mine; these poor sheep of mine, what wrong have they done? Against me turn thy hand, O Lord my God, and against my father’s race; let the people be smitten no more. (1 Chronicles 21, 17)
