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  • At the sight, Manue and his wife fell down face to earth. Now that he had disappeared from their view, Manue knew him for what he was, (Judges 13, 21)

  • and the talk went round among them, Saw you this warrior that went by? He has challenged Israel; and great good fortune awaits the man who overcomes him. The king has promised such a man great riches, and his daughter’s hand in marriage, and for his father’s house, freedom from every tax levied in Israel. (1 Samuel 17, 25)

  • When the news reached Saul that David and his followers had come into view, Saul was dwelling at Gabaa, and held his court, spear in hand, in the wood of Rama. (1 Samuel 22, 6)

  • then, on the third day, a man from Saul’s army came in view, his garments torn, his head covered with dust, who, upon sight of David, bowed down to earth and did reverence. (2 Samuel 1, 2)

  • And indeed, as soon as he had finished speaking, the princes came in view, and loud they wept as they came; the king, too, and all his servants made great lament. (2 Samuel 13, 36)

  • And now David passed the men who were with him under review, appointing commanders and captains over them; (2 Samuel 18, 1)

  • So they made their review of the whole country, and returned to Jerusalem after nine months’ and twenty days’ absence. (2 Samuel 24, 8)

  • For that, no king of the east or of Egypt could vie with him, (1 Kings 4, 30)

  • Then Solomon stood before the Lord’s altar in full view of all Israel, and lifted his hands to heaven; (1 Kings 8, 22)

  • So, both in riches and in wisdom, Solomon outvied all the kings of the world; (1 Kings 10, 23)

  • To Chamos, the false god of Moab, and to Moloch, the false god of Ammon, Solomon built shrines, there on the mountain-side in full view of Jerusalem, (1 Kings 11, 7)

  • and levied war on him. When David conquered Soba, Razon became leader of a robber band, that went and settled in Damascus, where they made him king; (1 Kings 11, 24)


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