Deuteronomy 8:9

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

where thou shalt eat thy bread without neediness, and thou shalt use the plenty of all things; of which land the stones be iron, and metals of tin be digged of the hills thereof;

Cross References

1 Chronicles 22:14

Lo! in my poverty I have made ready the costs of the house of the Lord; an hundred thousand talents of gold, and a thousand thousand talents of silver; soothly of brass and iron is no weight, for the number is overcome by greatness; I have made ready wood and stones at all costs.

1 Chronicles 22:3

also David made ready full much iron to the nails of the gates, and to the mixings and jointures, and unnum-berable weight of brass;

Job 28:2

Iron is taken from the earth, and a stone dissolved, or melted, by heat, is turned into money.

Deuteronomy 33:25

Iron and brass the shoes of him; as the day of thy youth, so and thine eld age.

Deuteronomy 8:10

that when thou hast eaten, and art full-filled, thou bless thy Lord God for the best land which he hath given to thee.

Deuteronomy 8:8

into the land of wheat, of barley, and of vines, in which land fig trees, and pomegranates, and olives come forth; into the land of oil, and honey;

Joshua 22:8

he said to them, With much cattle and riches turn ye again to your seats; with silver and gold, and brass, and iron, and with much clothing; part ye the prey of [the] enemies with your brethren.

Judges 18:10

no travail shall be to us; we shall enter to secure men, into a full large country; and the Lord shall betake to us a place, wherein is not poverty of anything of those things that be brought forth in [the] earth.