'Slipping' in the Bible

And pulling at his coat, she said, Come to my bed; but slipping out of his coat, he went running away.

Punishment is mine and reward, at the time of the slipping of their feet: for the day of their downfall is near, sudden will be their fate.

And when they came to the grain-floor of Chidon, Uzza put out his hand to keep the ark in its place, for the oxen were slipping.

In the thought of him who is in comfort there is no respect for one who is in trouble; such is the fate of those whose feet are slipping.

You have made my steps wide under me, so that my feet are kept from slipping.

O Lord, be my judge, for my behaviour has been upright: I have put my faith in the Lord, I am not in danger of slipping.

But as for me, my feet had almost gone from under me; I was near to slipping;

You put their feet where there was danger of slipping, so that they go down into destruction.

If I say, My foot is slipping; your mercy, O Lord, is my support.

Then you will go safely on your way, and your feet will have no cause for slipping.

Be the saviour of those who are given up to death, and do not keep back help from those who are slipping to destruction.

So the metal-worker put heart into the gold-worker, and he who was hammering the metal smooth said kind words to the iron-worker, saying of the plate, It is ready: and he put it together with nails, so that there might be no slipping.

Give glory to the Lord your God, before he makes it dark, and before your feet are slipping on the dark mountains, and, while you are looking for a light, he makes it into deep dark, into black night.

For this cause their steps will be slipping on their way: they will be forced on into the dark and have a fall there: for I will send evil on them in the year of their punishment, says the Lord.

Let not the quick-footed go in flight, or the man of war get away; on the north, by the river Euphrates, they are slipping and falling.

For this reason there is the more need for us to give attention to the things which have come to our ears, for fear that by chance we might be slipping away.