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  • But the Lord asked Cain, What does this anger mean, this frowning face of thine? (Genesis 4, 6)

  • then he took out cups of silver and gold, and garments, too, as a present for Rebecca, and gave precious gifts to her brethren and her mother besides. (Genesis 24, 53)

  • There thou must dwell for a short while, till thy brother’s anger dies down. (Genesis 27, 44)

  • and be sure to add, Thy servant Jacob follows on behind us. I will not see him, he thought, until I have disarmed his anger with the gifts I have sent before me; then perhaps he will be well disposed towards me!✻ (Genesis 32, 20)

  • What, said his brethren, art thou to be our king? Are we to be thy subjects? So this talk about his dream fed the fires of their envious anger. (Genesis 37, 8)

  • So he left Pharao’s presence, full of anger. It was a true word the Lord had said to Moses, Pharao will refuse you a hearing, to give occasion for those many signs I mean to do in Egypt. (Exodus 11, 9)

  • Against such majesty rose they but to fall; the hot breath of thy anger burnt them up like stubble. (Exodus 15, 7)

  • My anger will blaze out against you, and I will smite you with the sword, making widows of your own wives, orphans of your own children. (Exodus 22, 24)

  • So with the cups, too, and the bowls, and the dishes,✻ and the goblets for pouring out libations; all of them must be of pure gold. (Exodus 25, 29)

  • Make a lamp-stand, too, of pure beaten gold, stem and branches, cups and bosses, and fleurs-de-lis that spring from them.✻ (Exodus 25, 31)

  • and on each branch there are to be three cups shaped like almond-flowers, then a boss, then a fleur-de-lis, balanced by three cups and a boss and a fleur-de-lis on the opposite branch; such is to be the fashion of all the six branches that come out of the stem. (Exodus 25, 33)

  • But the stem itself is to have four cups, shaped like almond-flowers, each with its boss and its fleur-de-lis; (Exodus 25, 34)


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