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The figs in one basket were of excellent nature, like those which first ripen; in the other, most foul, so foul there was no eating them. (Jeremiah 24, 2)
What seest thou, Jeremias? the Lord asked, and I told him, Figs, the good ones excellent good, the foul ones very foul, too foul for eating. (Jeremiah 24, 3)
I mean to plague them, says the Lord of hosts, with sword and famine and pestilence; of no more account will I make them than a basket of foul figs, so foul there is no eating them. (Jeremiah 29, 17)
that men would be eating the flesh of their own sons and daughters! (Baruch 2, 3)
Son of man, he told me, eat thou must what eat thou canst; here is this scroll for thy eating. After that, go and give my message to the sons of Israel. (Ezekiel 3, 1)
And on either bank of the stream fruit-trees shall grow of every kind; never leaf lost, never fruit cast; month after month they shall yield a fresh crop, watered by that sanctuary stream; fruit for man’s eating, and medicinal leaves. (Ezekiel 47, 12)
Whereupon the king, in high displeasure, summoned Bel’s priests. You shall give account, said he, of yonder revenues, and that on pain of your lives. Who is it has the eating of them? (Daniel 14, 7)
Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind; empty stook is empty bin, and here if grain is any, alien folk shall have the eating of it! (Hosea 8, 7)
Sleep they on beds of ivory, sprawl they at table, eating the best lambs flock can provide, calves fattened at the stall; (Amos 6, 4)
Thine to eat, and eating, never have thy fill; for all alike, now, the same affliction.✻ Thine to enslave, but thy slaves never to keep; those thou hast, I mean to make over to the sword. (Micah 6, 14)
here is much sown, and little reaped, nor eating brings you a full belly, nor wine a merry heart; such clothes you wear as leave you shivering, such wages win as leak out at purse’s bottom! (Haggai 1, 6)
At this time, Jesus was walking through the corn-fields on the sabbath day. And his disciples, who were hungry, fell to plucking the ears of corn and eating them. (Matthew 12, 1)
