St. Matt. iii. 2.
 
Isa. xiii. 21 ; xxxiv. II.
 
Isa. lii. II.
 
Ps, cxxxvi. (cxxxvii. A.V.) 6.
 
Wisd. v. 8, 9.
 
Ver. 19.
 
St. Luke xxi. 28.
 
Some remarks by Dr. Pusey on this rejoicing of the righteous may be seen in note a, on Tertullian, Of Public Shows, c. vi. sec. 30; Tertull., vol. i. p. 218, Oxf. Tr. See also on ch. xiv. 10, supr., xix. 21, infr.
 
Ch. vi. 10.
 
Gr. ; Vulg., "mittetur."
 
In this it is "dejicietur;" A.V., "shall be thrown down."
 
Ps. xi. 9 (xii. 8 A.V., "walk on every side").
 
Ps. cxxxvi. (cxxxvii. A.V.) I.
 
St. Matt. xviii. 6.
 
St. Ignatius writes, in his Epistle to the Romans, § iv. . Patr. Apost., tom. ii. p. 366, Oxon. 1840; in Abp. Wake's Translation, "For I am the wheat of God; and I shall be ground by the teeth of the wild beasts for his witness unto God: 'I am God's corn, and by teeth of wild beasts am being ground, that I may be found a pure loaf.'" B. v. c. 28, Oxf, Tr. (Keble's), p. 517, 1872.
 
St. Luke xvi. 25.
 
Gen. iv. 17.
 
St. Matt. xxiii. 35.