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And when he had eaten and had drunk, he saddled his donkey for the prophet whom he had led back. (1 Kings 13, 23)
And when he had departed, a lion found him along the way, and it killed him, and his dead body was left upon the road. Now the donkey was standing beside him. And the lion was standing beside the dead body. (1 Kings 13, 24)
And he said to his sons, “Saddle a donkey for me.” And when they had saddled it, (1 Kings 13, 27)
and he had departed, he found the dead body lying on the road, with the donkey and the lion standing beside the dead body. The lion did not eat from the dead body, nor did it harm the donkey. (1 Kings 13, 28)
Then the prophet took the dead body of the man of God, and he placed it upon the donkey, and returning, he brought it into the city of the elderly prophet, so that he might mourn for him. (1 Kings 13, 29)
she called her husband, and she said: “Send with me, I beg you, one of your servants, and a donkey, so that I may hurry to the man of God, and then return.” (2 Kings 4, 22)
And she saddled a donkey, and she instructed her servant: “Drive, and hurry on. You shall cause no delay for me in departing. And do whatever I instruct you to do.” (2 Kings 4, 24)
And a great famine occurred in Samaria. And it was blockaded for a long time, until the head of a donkey was sold for eighty pieces of silver, and one fourth part of a pint of pigeons’ dung sold for five silver coins. (2 Kings 6, 25)
They have driven away the donkey of orphans, and have taken the cow from the widow as collateral. (Job 24, 3)
A whip is for a horse, and a muzzle is for donkey, and a rod is for the back of the imprudent. (Proverbs 26, 3)
In the desert, the wild donkey is the prey of the lion. So also are the poor the pasture of the rich. (Ecclesiasticus 13, 23)
Fodder and a rod and a burden are for a donkey; bread and discipline and work are for a servant. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 25)