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Yes, Topheth has been ready for a long time now, that too is ready for the king, deep and wide his pyre, fire and wood in plenty. Yahweh's breath, like a stream of brimstone, will set fire to it. (Isaiah 30, 33)
I brought you to a country of plenty, to enjoy its produce and good things; but when you entered you defiled my country and made my heritage loathsome. (Jeremiah 2, 7)
but intend to go on doing all we have vowed to do: offering incense to the Queen of Heaven and pouring libations in her honour, as we used to do, we and our ancestors, our kings and our chief men, in the towns of Judah and the streets of Jerusalem: we had food in plenty then, we lived well, we suffered no disasters. (Jeremiah 44, 17)
We made a pact with Egypt, with Assyria, to have plenty of food. (Lamentations 5, 6)
Israel was a luxuriant vine yielding plenty of fruit. The more his fruit increased, the more altars he built; the richer his land became, the richer he made the sacred pillars. (Hosea 10, 1)
Alas for you who have plenty to eat now: you shall go hungry. Alas for you who are laughing now: you shall mourn and weep. (Luke 6, 25)
and I will say to my soul: My soul, you have plenty of good things laid by for many years to come; take things easy, eat, drink, have a good time." (Luke 12, 19)
John also was baptising at Aenon near Salim, where there was plenty of water, and people were going there and were being baptised. (John 3, 23)
Jesus said to them, 'Make the people sit down.' There was plenty of grass there, and as many as five thousand men sat down. (John 6, 10)
I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me, with me in him, bears fruit in plenty; for cut off from me you can do nothing. (John 15, 5)
Though there are so-called gods, in the heavens or on earth -- and there are plenty of gods and plenty of lords- (1 Corinthians 8, 5)
I know how to live modestly, and I know how to live luxuriously too: in every way now I have mastered the secret of all conditions: full stomach and empty stomach, plenty and poverty. (Philippians 4, 12)