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"When you have children and grandchildren, and have grown
old in the land, should you then degrade yourselves by fashioning
an idol in any form and by this evil done in his sight provoke the
LORD, your God, I call heaven and earth this day to witness
against you, that you shall all quickly perish from the land which
you will occupy when you cross the Jordan. You shall not live in
it for any length of time but shall be promptly wiped out. The
LORD will scatter you among the nations, and there shall remain
but a handful of you among the nations to which the LORD will lead
you. There you shall serve gods fashioned by the hands of man out
of wood and stone, gods which can neither see nor hear, neither
eat nor smell. Yet there too you shall seek the LORD, your God;
and you shall indeed find him when you search after him with your
whole heart and your whole soul. In your distress, when all these
things shall have come upon you, you shall finally return to the
LORD, your God, and heed his voice. Since the LORD, your God, is a
merciful God, he will not abandon and destroy you, nor forget the
covenant which under oath he made with your fathers." [Taken
from DEUT 4:25-31]
"Bear in mind and do not forget how you angered the LORD,
your God, in the desert. From the day you left the land of Egypt
until you arrived in this place, you have been rebellious toward
the LORD. At Horeb you so provoked the LORD that he was angry
enough to destroy you, when I had gone up the mountain to receive
the stone tablets of the covenant which the LORD made with you.
Meanwhile I stayed on the mountain forty days and forty nights
without eating or drinking, till the LORD gave me the two tablets
of stone inscribed, by God's own finger, with a copy of all the
words that the LORD spoke to you on the mountain from the midst of
the fire on the day of the assembly. Then, at the end of the forty
days and forty nights, when the LORD had given me the two stone
tablets of the covenant, he said to me, 'Go down from here now,
quickly, for your people whom you have brought out of Egypt have
become depraved; they have already turned aside from the way I
pointed out to them and have made for themselves a molten idol. I
have seen now how stiff-necked this people is,' the LORD said to
me. 'Let me be, that I may destroy them and blot out their name
from under the heavens. I will then make of you a nation mightier
and greater than they.' When I had come down again from the
blazing, fiery mountain, with the two tablets of the covenant in
both my hands, I saw how you had sinned against the LORD, your
God: you had already turned aside from the way which the LORD had
pointed out to you by making for yourselves a molten calf! Raising
the two tablets with both hands I threw them from me and broke
them before your eyes. Then, as before, I lay prostrate before the
LORD for forty days and forty nights without eating or drinking,
because of all the sin you had committed in the sight of the LORD
and the evil you had done to provoke him. For I dreaded the fierce
anger of the LORD against you: his wrath would destroy you. Yet
once again the LORD listened to me. With Aaron, too, the LORD was
deeply angry, and would have killed him had I not prayed for him
also at that time. Then, taking the [golden] calf, the sinful object you
had made, and fusing it with fire, I ground it down to powder as
fine as dust, which I threw into the wadi that went down the
mountainside. At Taberah, at Massah, and at
Kibroth-hattaavah likewise, you provoked the LORD to anger. And
when he sent you up from Kadesh-barnea to take possession of the
land he was giving you, you rebelled against this command of the
LORD, your God, and would not trust or obey him. Ever since I have
known you, you have been rebels against the LORD." [Taken
from DEUT 9:7-24]
When Moses had finished writing out on a scroll the words of
the law in their entirety, he gave the Levites who carry the ark
of the covenant of the LORD this order: "Take this scroll of
the law and put it beside the ark of the covenant of the LORD,
your God, that there it may be a witness against you. For I
already know how rebellious and stiff-necked you will be. Why,
even now, while I am alive among you, you have been rebels against
the LORD! How much more, then, after I am dead! Therefore,
assemble all your tribal elders and your officials before me, that
I may speak these words for them to hear, and so may call heaven
and earth to witness against them. For I know that after my death
you are sure to become corrupt and to turn aside from the way
along which I directed you, so that evil will befall you in some
future age because you have done evil in the LORD'S sight, and
provoked him by your deeds." [DEUT 31:24-29]
(So Jacob ate his fill,) the darling grew fat and frisky; you
became fat and gross and gorged. They spurned the God who made
them and scorned their saving Rock. They provoked him with strange
gods and angered him with abominable idols. [DEUT 32:15-16]
You were unmindful of the Rock that begot you, You forgot the
God who gave you birth. When the LORD saw this, he was filled with
loathing and anger toward his sons and daughters. "I will hide my
face from them," he said, "and see what will then become
of them. What a fickle race they are, sons with no loyalty in
them! Since they have provoked me with their 'no-god' and
angered me with their vain idols, I will provoke them with a
'no-people'; with a foolish nation I will anger them. For by
my wrath a fire is enkindled that shall rage to the depths of the
nether world, Consuming the earth with its yield, and licking with
flames the roots of the mountains. I will spend on them woe upon
woe and exhaust all my arrows against them" [Taken from DEUT 32:18-23]
When Joshua dismissed the people, each Israelite went to take
possession of his own hereditary land. The people served the LORD
during the entire lifetime of Joshua, and of those elders who
outlived Joshua and who had seen all the great work which the LORD
had done for Israel. Joshua, son of Nun, the servant of the LORD,
was a hundred and ten years old when he died; and they buried him
within the borders of his heritage at Timnath-heres in the
mountain region of Ephraim north of Mount Gaash. But once the rest
of that generation were gathered to their fathers, and a later
generation arose that did not know the LORD, or what he had done
for Israel, the Israelites offended the LORD by serving the Baals.
Abandoning the LORD, the God of their fathers, who had led them
out of the land of Egypt, they followed the other gods of the
various nations around them, and by their worship of these gods
provoked the LORD. Because they had thus abandoned him and served
Baal and the Ashtaroth, the anger of the LORD flared up against
Israel, and he delivered them over to plunderers who despoiled
them. He allowed them to fall into the power of their enemies
round about whom they were no longer able to withstand. Whatever
they undertook, the LORD turned into disaster for them, as in his
warning he had sworn he would do, till they were in great
distress. Even when the LORD raised up judges to deliver them from
the power of their despoilers, they did not listen to their
judges, but abandoned themselves to the worship of other gods.
They were quick to stray from the way their fathers had taken, and
did not follow their example of obedience to the commandments of
the LORD. [JUDG 2:6-17]
The LORD had said to Ahijah: "Jeroboam's wife is coming to
consult you about her son, for he is sick. This is what you must
tell her. When she comes, she will be in disguise." So Ahijah,
hearing the sound of her footsteps as she entered the door, said,
"Come in, wife of Jeroboam. Why are you in disguise? I have
been commissioned to give you bitter news. Go, tell Jeroboam,
'This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: I exalted you
from among the people and made you ruler of my people Israel. I
deprived the house of David of the kingdom and gave it to you. Yet
you have not been like my servant David, who kept my commandments
and followed me with his whole heart, doing only what pleased me.
You have done worse than all who preceded you: you have gone and
made for yourself strange gods and molten images to provoke me;
but me you have cast behind your back. Therefore, I am bringing
evil upon the house of Jeroboam: I will cut off every male in
Jeroboam's line, whether slave or freeman in Israel, and will burn
up the house of Jeroboam completely, as though dung were being
burned. When one of Jeroboam's line dies in the city, dogs will
devour him; when one of them dies in the field, he will be
devoured by the birds of the sky. For the LORD has spoken!' So
leave; go home! As you step inside the city, the child will die,
and all Israel will mourn him and bury him, for he alone of
Jeroboam's line will be laid in the grave, since in him alone of
Jeroboam's house has something pleasing to the LORD, the God of
Israel, been found. Today, at this very moment, the LORD will
raise up for himself a king of Israel who will destroy the house
of Jeroboam. The LORD will strike Israel like a reed tossed about
in the water and will pluck out Israel from this good land which
he gave their fathers, scattering them beyond the River, because
they made sacred poles for themselves and thus provoked the LORD.
He will give up Israel because of the sins Jeroboam has committed
and caused Israel to commit." [1KGS 14:5-16]
Once he was king, he killed off the entire house of Jeroboam,
not leaving a single soul to Jeroboam but destroying him utterly,
according to the warning which the LORD had pronounced through his
servant, Ahijah the Shilonite, because of the sins Jeroboam
committed and caused Israel to commit, by which he provoked the
LORD, the God of Israel, to anger. [1KGS 15:29-30]
The LORD spoke against Baasha to Jehu, son of Hanani, and said:
"Inasmuch as I lifted you up from the dust and made you ruler
of my people Israel, but you have imitated the conduct of Jeroboam
and have caused my people Israel to sin, provoking me to anger by
their sins, I will destroy you, Baasha, and your house; I will
make your house like that of Jeroboam, son of Nebat. If anyone of
Baasha's line dies in the city, dogs shall devour him; if he dies
in the field, he shall be devoured by the birds of the sky."
[1KGS 16:1-4]
Through the prophet Jehu, son of Hanani, the LORD had
threatened Baasha and his house, because of all the evil Baasha
did in the sight of the LORD, provoking him to anger by his evil
deeds, so that he became like the house of Jeroboam; and because
he killed Nadab. [Taken from 1KGS 16:7]
Zimri destroyed the entire house of Baasha, as the LORD had
prophesied to Baasha through the prophet Jehu, because of all the
sins which Baasha and his son Elah committed and caused Israel to
commit, provoking the LORD, the God of Israel, to anger by their
idols. [1KGS 16:12-13]
But Omri did evil in the LORD'S sight beyond any of his
predecessors. He closely imitated the sinful conduct of Jeroboam,
son of Nebat, causing Israel to sin and to provoke the LORD, the
God of Israel, to anger by their idols. [Taken from 1KGS 16:25-26]
"Have you found me out, my enemy?" Ahab said to
Elijah. "Yes," he answered. "Because you have given
yourself up to doing evil in the LORD'S sight, I am bringing evil
upon you: I will destroy you and will cut off every male in Ahab's
line, whether slave or freeman, in Israel. I will make your house
like that of Jeroboam, son of Nebat, and like that of Baasha, son
of Ahijah, because of how you have provoked me by leading Israel
into sin." [1KGS 21:20-22]
Ahaziah, son of Ahab, began to reign over Israel in Samaria in
the seventeenth year of Jehoshaphat, king of Judah; he reigned two
years over Israel. He did evil in the sight of the LORD, behaving
like his father, his mother, and Jeroboam, son of Nebat, who
caused Israel to sin. He served and worshiped Baal, thus provoking
the LORD, the God of Israel, just as his father had done. [1KGS
22:52-54]
In the ninth year of Hoshea, the king of Assyria took Samaria,
and deported the Israelites to Assyria, settling them in Halah, at
the Habor, a river of Gozan, and in the cities of the Medes. This
came about because the Israelites sinned against the LORD, their
God, who had brought them up from the land of Egypt, from under
the domination of Pharaoh, king of Egypt, and because they
venerated other gods. They followed the rites of the nations whom
the LORD had cleared out of the way of the Israelites (and the
kings of Israel whom they set up). They adopted unlawful practices
toward the LORD, their God. They built high places in all their
settlements, the watchtowers as well as the walled cities. They
set up pillars and sacred poles for themselves on every high hill
and under every leafy tree. There, on all the high places, they
burned incense like the nations whom the LORD had sent into exile
at their coming. They did evil things that provoked the LORD, and
served idols, although the LORD had told them, "You must not
do this." And though the LORD warned Israel and Judah by
every prophet and seer, "Give up your evil ways and keep my
commandments and statutes, in accordance with the entire law which
I enjoined on your fathers and which I sent you by my servants the
prophets," they did not listen, but were as stiff-necked as
their fathers, who had not believed in the LORD, their God. They
rejected his statutes, the covenant which he had made with their
fathers, and the warnings which he had given them. The vanity they
pursued, they themselves became: they followed the surrounding
nations whom the LORD had commanded them not to imitate. They
disregarded all the commandments of the LORD, their God, and made
for themselves two molten calves; they also made a sacred pole and
worshiped all the host of heaven, and served Baal. They immolated
their sons and daughters by fire, practiced fortune-telling and
divination, and sold themselves into evil doing in the LORD'S
sight, provoking him till, in his great anger against Israel, the
LORD put them away out of his sight. Only the tribe of Judah was
left. [2KGS 17:6-18]
Manasseh was twelve years old when he began to reign, and he
reigned fifty-five years in Jerusalem. His mother's name was
Hephzibah. He did evil in the sight of the LORD, following the
abominable practices of the nations whom the LORD had cleared out
of the way of the Israelites. He rebuilt the high places which his
father Hezekiah had destroyed. He erected altars to Baal, and also
set up a sacred pole, as Ahab, king of Israel, had done. He
worshiped and served the whole host of heaven. He built altars in
the temple of the LORD, about which the LORD had said, "I
will establish my name in Jerusalem" - altars for the whole
host of heaven, in the two courts of the temple. He immolated his
son by fire. He practiced soothsaying and divination, and
reintroduced the consulting of ghosts and spirits. He did much
evil in the LORD'S sight and provoked him to anger. [Taken from
2KGS 21:1-6]
'Thus says the LORD: I will bring upon this place and upon its
inhabitants all the evil that is threatened in the book which the
king of Judah has read. Because they have forsaken me and have
burned incense to other gods, provoking me by everything to which
they turn their hands, my anger is ablaze against this place and
it cannot be extinguished.' [Taken from 2KGS 22:16-17]
When Josiah turned and saw the graves there on the
mountainside, he ordered the bones taken from the graves and
burned on the altar, and thus defiled it in fulfillment of the
word of the LORD which the man of God had proclaimed as Jeroboam
was standing by the altar on the feast day. When the king looked
up and saw the grave of the man of God who had proclaimed these
words, he asked, "What is that tombstone I see?" The men
of the city replied, "It is the grave of the man of God who
came from Judah and predicted the very things you have done to the
altar of Bethel." "Let him be," he said, "let
no one move his bones." So they left his bones undisturbed
together with the bones of the prophet who had come from Samaria.
Josiah also removed all the shrines on the high places near the
cities of Samaria which the kings of Israel had erected, thereby
provoking the LORD; he did the very same to them as he had done in
Bethel. [Taken from 2KGS 23:16-19]
Then Hilkiah and the other men from the king went to the
prophetess Huldah, the wife of Shallum, son of Tokhath, son of
Hasrah, the guardian of the wardrobe; she dwelt in Jerusalem, in
the new quarter. They spoke to her as they had been instructed,
and she said to them: "Thus says the LORD, the God of Israel:
'Tell the one who sent you to me, The LORD says: I am prepared to
bring evil upon this place and upon its inhabitants, all the
curses written in the book that has been read before the king of
Judah. Because they have abandoned me and have offered incense to
other gods, provoking me by every deed that they have performed,
my anger is ablaze against this place and cannot be extinguished.'
But to the king of Judah who sent you to consult the LORD,
give this response: 'Thus says the LORD, the God of Israel,
concerning the threats you have heard: Because you were heartsick
and have humbled yourself before God on hearing his words spoken
against this place and its inhabitants; because you have humbled
yourself before me, have torn your garments, and have wept before
me, I in turn have listened - so declares the LORD. I will gather
you to your ancestors and you shall be taken to your grave in
peace. Your eyes shall not see all the evil I will bring upon this
place and upon its inhabitants.'" They brought back this
message to the king. [2CHRON 34:22-28]
Tobit
replied, "I wish to know truthfully whose son you are,
brother, and what your name is." Raphael answered, "I am
Azariah, son of Hananiah the elder, one of your own kinsmen."
Tobit exclaimed: "Welcome! God save you, brother! Do not be
provoked with me, brother, for wanting to learn the truth about
your family. So it turns out that you are a kinsman, and from a
noble and good line! I knew Hananiah and Nathaniah, the two sons
of Shemaiah the elder; with me they used to make the pilgrimage to
Jerusalem, where we would worship together. No, they did not stray
from the right path; your kinsmen are good men. You are certainly
of good lineage, and welcome!" [Taken from TOBIT 5:12-14]
Then Judas marched away from the citadel and moved his camp to
Beth-zechariah, on the way to the king's camp. The king, rising
before dawn, moved his force hastily along the road to Beth-zechariah;
and the armies prepared for battle, while the trumpets sounded.
They showed the elephants the juice of grapes and mulberries to
provoke them to fight. [1MACC 6:32-34]
When Trypho learned that Simon had succeeded his brother
Jonathan, and that he intended to fight him, he sent envoys to him
with this message: "We have detained your brother Jonathan on
account of the money that he owed the royal treasury in connection
with the offices that he held. Therefore, if you send us a hundred
talents of silver, and two of his sons as hostages to guarantee
that when he is set free he will not revolt against us, we will
release him." Although Simon knew that they were speaking
deceitfully to him, he gave orders to get the money and the boys,
for fear of provoking much hostility among the people, who might
say that Jonathan perished because Simon would not send Trypho the
money and the boys. So he sent the boys and the hundred talents;
but Trypho broke his promise and would not let Jonathan go. [1MACC
13:14-19]
I have become the sport of my neighbors: "The one whom God
answers when he calls upon him, The just, the perfect man,"
is a laughing-stock; The undisturbed esteem my downfall a disgrace
such as awaits unsteady feet; Yet the tents of robbers are
prosperous, and those who provoke God are secure. But now ask the
beasts to teach you, and the birds of the air to tell you; Or the
reptiles on earth to instruct you, and the fish of the sea to
inform you. Which of all these does not know that the hand of God
has done this? In his hand is the soul of every living thing, and
the life breath of all mankind. Does not the ear judge words as
the mouth tastes food? So with old age is wisdom, and with length
of days understanding. With him are wisdom and might; his are
counsel and understanding. [Taken from JOB 12:4-13]
Be still before the LORD; wait for God. Do not be provoked by
the prosperous, nor by malicious schemers. [PS 37:7]
Give up your anger, abandon your wrath; do not be provoked; it
brings only harm. Those who do evil will be cut off, but those who
wait for the LORD will possess the land. [PS 37:8-9]
Again and again they tested God, provoked the Holy One of
Israel. They did not remember his power, the day he redeemed them
from the foe, When he displayed his wonders in Egypt, his marvels
in the plain of Zoan. [Taken from PS 78:41-43]
They provoked him by their actions, and a plague broke out
among them. Then Phinehas rose to intervene, and the plague was
brought to a halt. This was counted for him as a righteous deed
for all generations to come. [PS 106:29-31]
The fool's lips lead him into strife, and his mouth provokes a
beating. [PROV 18:6]
Be not provoked with evildoers, nor envious of the wicked; For
the evil man has no future, the lamp of the wicked will be put
out. [PROV 24:19-20]
Provoke no quarrel with a quick-tempered man, nor ride with him
through the desert, For bloodshed is nothing to him; when there is
no one to help you, he will destroy you. [SIRACH 8:16]
Avoid strife and your sins will be fewer, for a quarrelsome man
kindles disputes, commits the sin of disrupting friendship and
sows discord among those at peace. The more wood, the greater the
fire, the more underlying it, the fiercer the fight; The greater a
man's strength, the sterner his anger, the greater his power, the
greater his wrath. Pitch and resin make fires flare up, and
insistent quarrels provoke bloodshed. [SIRACH 28:8-11]
I was ready to respond to those who asked me not, to be found
by those who sought me not. I said: Here I am! Here I am! To a
nation that did not call upon my name. I have stretched out my
hands all the day to a rebellious people, Who walk in evil paths
and follow their own thoughts, people who provoke me continually [Taken
from ISA 65:1-3]
Listen! the cry of the daughter of my people, far and wide in
the land! Is the LORD no longer in Zion, is her King no longer in
her midst? (Why do they provoke me with their idols, with their
foreign nonentities?) [JER 8:19]
Though you refused to listen or pay heed, the LORD has sent you
without fail all his servants the prophets with this message: Turn
back, each of you, from your evil way and from your evil deeds;
then you shall remain in the land which the LORD gave you and your
fathers, from of old and forever. Do not follow strange gods to
serve and adore them, lest you provoke me with your handiwork, and
I bring evil upon you. But you would not listen to me, says the
LORD, and so you provoked me with your handiwork to your own harm.
[JER 25:4-7]
Then this word of the LORD came to Jeremiah: I am the LORD, the
God of all mankind! Is anything impossible to me? This now is what
the LORD says: I will hand over this city to the Chaldeans, for
Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, to take. The Chaldeans who are
attacking it shall enter this city and set fire to it, burning it
and its houses, on the roofs of which incense was burned to Baal
and libations were poured out to strange gods as a provocation to
me. The Israelites and the Judeans from their youth have done only
what is evil in my eyes; the Israelites did nothing but provoke me
with the works of their hands, says the LORD. From the day it was
built to this day, this city has excited my anger and wrath, so
that I must put it out of my sight for all the wickedness the
Israelites and Judeans, with their kings and their princes, their
priests and their prophets, the men of Judah and the citizens of
Jerusalem, have done to provoke me. They turned their backs to me,
not their faces; though I kept teaching them, they would not
listen to my correction. They defiled the house named after me by
the horrid idols they set up in it. They built high places to Baal
in the Valley of Ben-hinnom, and immolated their sons and
daughters to Molech, bringing sin upon Judah; this I never
commanded them, nor did it even enter my mind that they should
practice such abominations. [Taken from JER 32:26-35]
You were sold to the nations not for your destruction;
It was because you angered God that you were handed over to your foes. For you provoked your Maker
[Taken from BARUCH 4:6-7]
Then he brought me into the inner court of the LORD'S house,
and there at the door of the LORD'S temple, between the vestibule
and the altar, were about twenty-five men with their backs to the
LORD'S temple and their faces toward the east; they were bowing
down to the sun. Do you see, son of man? he asked me. Is it such a
trivial matter for the house of Judah to do the abominable things
they have done here - for they have filled the land with violence,
and again and again they have provoked me - that now they must
also put the branch to my nose? Therefore I in turn will act
furiously: I will not look upon them with pity nor will I show
mercy. [EZEK 8:16-18]
You played the harlot with the Egyptians, your lustful
neighbors, so many times that I was provoked to anger. Therefore I
stretched out my hand against you, I diminished your allowance and
delivered you over to the will of your enemies, the Philistines,
who revolted at your lewd conduct. [EZEK 16:26-27]
"But his sons shall prepare and assemble a great armed
host, which shall advance like a flood, then withdraw. When it
returns and surges around the stronghold, the king of the south,
provoked, shall go out to fight against the king of the north,
whose great host shall make a stand but shall be given into his
hand and be carried off. In the pride of his heart, he shall lay
low tens of thousands, but he shall not triumph. For the king of
the north shall raise another army, greater than before; after
some years he shall attack with this large army and great
resources. In those times many shall resist the king of the south,
and outlaws of your people shall rise up in fulfillment of vision,
but they shall fail." [Taken from DAN 11:10-14]
Thus says the LORD of hosts: As I determined to harm you when
your fathers provoked me to wrath, says the LORD of hosts, and I
did not relent, so again in these days I have determined to favor
Jerusalem and the house of Judah; do not fear! These then are the
things you should do: Speak the truth to one another; let there be
honesty and peace in the judgments at your gates, and let none of
you plot evil against another in his heart, nor love a false oath.
For all these things I hate, says the LORD. [ZECH 8:14-17]
You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and also the cup of
demons. You cannot partake of the table of the Lord and of the
table of demons. Or are we provoking the Lord to jealous anger?
Are we stronger than he? [Taken from 1COR 10:21-22]
Let us not be conceited, provoking one another, envious of one
another. [GAL 5:26]
Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them
up with the training and instruction of the Lord. [EPH 6:4]
Fathers, do not provoke your children, so they may not become
discouraged. [COL 3:21]
Every house is founded by someone, but the founder of all is
God. Moses was "faithful in all his house" as a
"servant" to testify to what would be spoken, but Christ
was faithful as a son placed over his house. We are his house, if
(only) we hold fast to our confidence and pride in our hope.
Therefore, as the Holy Spirit says: "Oh, that today you would
hear his voice, 'Harden not your hearts as at the rebellion in the
day of testing in the desert, where your ancestors tested and
tried me and saw my works for forty years.' Because of this I was
provoked with that generation and I said, 'They have always
been of erring heart, and they do not know my ways.' As I
swore in my wrath, 'They shall not enter into my
rest.'" Take care, brothers, that none of you may have
an evil and unfaithful heart, so as to forsake the living God.
Encourage yourselves daily while it is still "today," so
that none of you may grow hardened by the deceit of sin. We have
become partners of Christ if only we hold the beginning of the
reality firm until the end, for it is said: "Oh, that today
you would hear his voice: 'Harden not your hearts as at the
rebellion.'" Who were those who rebelled when they heard? Was
it not all those who came out of Egypt under Moses? With whom was
he "provoked for forty years"? Was it not those who had
sinned, whose corpses fell in the desert? And to whom did he
"swear that they should not enter into his rest," if not
to those who were disobedient? And we see that they could not
enter for lack of faith. [HEB 3:4-19]
Also try:
persecute
/ persecutor [P6]
mock
/ mocked / mockery [M5]
wound
[H21]
wrath
[W13a]
chastise
[D9]
hurt
[H21]
anger
/ anger of God [A3]
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