'Dies' in the Bible

" '{Whoever strikes someone} and he dies will surely be put to death.

And if a man strikes his male slave or his female slave with the rod and he dies under his hand, he will surely be avenged.

" 'And if an ox gores a man or a woman and he dies, the ox will surely be stoned, and its meat will not be eaten, and the owner of the ox [is] innocent.

And if a man's ox injures the ox of his neighbor and it dies, they will sell the living ox and divide the {money}, and they will also divide the dead [one].

" 'If a thief is found in the act of breaking in and he is struck and he dies, there is not bloodguilt for him.

" 'If a man gives to his neighbor a donkey or an ox or small livestock or any beast to watch over and it dies or is injured or is captured [when] there is no one who sees,

" 'If a man borrows from his neighbor and it is injured or dies [while] its owner is not with it, he will make restitution.

" 'And when {one of the animals} dies that is for you to eat, the one who touches its dead body shall become unclean until the evening.

" 'If someone dies suddenly and makes the head of his separation unclean, he will shave off [the hair of] his head on the day of his cleansing; on the seventh day he will shave it off.

" 'This [is] the law of a person who dies in a tent: everyone who comes into the tent and all who [are] in the tent will be unclean seven days.

And you must speak to the {Israelites}, saying, 'If a man dies and has no son, you must transfer his inheritance to his daughter.

" 'But if he hit him with an object of iron, so that he dies, the killer must surely be put to death.

If he shoves him in hatred, or he throws something at him with intention, and he dies,

or if he hits him in hostility with his hand, and he dies, the one that struck him will put to death the killer when meeting him.

or with any stone, without seeing it dropped on him so that he dies, while [he was] not seeking his injury,

{For example}, when somebody goes with his neighbor into the forest to cut wood, and the iron [head] slips from the handle [of the tool] and strikes his neighbor and he dies, [then] he may flee to one of these cities, and [so] he may live.

and [then] the second man dislikes her and he writes her a letter of divorce and places [it] into her hand and sends her from his house, or if the second man dies who took her {to himself} as a wife,

"When brothers dwell together and one of them dies and has no son, the wife of the deceased shall not become the wife of a {man of another family}; her brother-in-law {shall have sex with her}, and he shall take her {to himself} as wife, and he shall perform his duty as brother-in-law [with respect to] her.

He who dies for Jeroboam in the city, the dogs will eat. He who dies in the open field, the birds from the heavens will eat, for Yahweh has spoken [it]." '

Seat two men, {scoundrels}, opposite him. Let them witness against him saying, 'You cursed God and the king.' Then you shall bring him out and stone him so that he dies."

The one who dies for Ahab in the city, the dogs will eat; the one who dies in the open country, the birds of heaven will eat."

though its root grows old in the earth, and its stump dies in the dust,

"But a man dies, and he dwindles away; thus a human being passes away, and where is he?

If a man dies, will he live [again]? All the days of my compulsory service I will wait, until the coming of my relief.

This [one] dies {in full prosperity}, {completely} at ease and secure.

Yet another dies with a bitter inner self and has not tasted prosperity.

because when he dies he will not take [away] any [of it]. His wealth will not follow down after him.

Certainly no one will remember the wise man or the fool in {future generations}. When [future] days come, both will have been forgotten already. How [is it that] the wise man dies the same as the fool?

"I, I [am] he who comforts you; who [are] you that you are afraid of man? He dies! And of [the] son of humankind? He is {sacrificed} [as] grass!

they hatch viper eggs, and they weave a spider web. One who eats their eggs dies, and that which is pressed is hatched [as] a serpent.

Then the king commanded Ebed-melech the Cushite, {saying}, "Take {with you} these thirty men and pull Jeremiah the prophet up from the pit {before} he dies."