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• Giants lived on the earth in those days, when first the sons of God mated with the daughters of men, and by them had children; these were the heroes whose fame has come down to us from long ago. (Genesis 6, 4)

• But the sons of Jacob, enraged at their sister’s disgrace, made a treacherous answer to Sichem and his father: (Genesis 34, 13)

• do not take his life, there must be no bloodshed. Throw him down into this well here, far from all help, and so keep clear of any murderous act. His meaning was to rescue Joseph out of their hands, and restore him safe to his father. (Genesis 37, 22)

• At this, Juda made bold to draw nearer him; My lord, he said, let thy servant speak a word for thy own hearing, without earning thy displeasure, Pharao’s viceroy though thou art, and my sovereign lord. (Genesis 44, 18)

• Wilt thou let the Egyptians say it was but a treacherous deliverance; that thou hadst marked them out for death, here in the mountains, and no trace left of them on earth? Oh let the storm of thy anger pass; pardon thy people’s guilt! (Exodus 32, 12)

• The right shoulder of the victim slain in welcome-offering is also the priest’s prerogative; (Leviticus 7, 32)

• the old will be for the use of Aaron and his sons, who are to eat them on holy ground; they are set apart for holy uses, reserved out of the Lord’s offerings as the prerogative of the priests for ever. (Leviticus 24, 9)

• and the place was called ever after, The Graves of Greed, from the men that lay buried there whose greed was their undoing. From the Graves of Greed they made their way to Haseroth, and there encamped. (Numbers 11, 34)

• It was after leaving Haseroth that the people encamped in the desert of Pharan; (Numbers 13, 1)

• Is the land itself prosperous or starved, has it walled cities or unwalled, (Numbers 13, 20)

• thence to Haseroth, (Numbers 33, 17)

• thence to Moseroth, (Numbers 33, 30)