38 myths · Page 2 of 2
King Hadar climbs from poverty to a palace, then sneers at silver, while Heaven measures mercy on mountains and judgment in the deep.
A philosopher mocked Malachi, saying Edom still builds. Rabbi Eliezer said the verse targets schemes, while Israel remains a fourfold inheritance.
Four invading kings dig tar pits as traps in the Vale of Siddim. Sodom sinks into clay until an angel hauls the king up for later judgment.
Heaven lets the Accuser bruise Job from crown to sole, yet seals his soul. Job scrapes ash with a potsherd and will not curse.
As Edom, Moab, and Canaan massed to strike the leaving slaves, God encircled the camp like a shepherd before any spear could land.
The ten blows that broke Egypt were never spent. Blood, hail and darkness wait in God's hand to fall on wicked Rome exactly as they fell on Pharaoh.
Before God strikes any nation on earth, His night court throws down that people's guardian-prince in heaven, and the kingdom falls by morning.
One of the delegates at the gate held a boy by the wrist. Rams, jars of oil, a firstborn son if that was the price. The boy was looking at the fire.
