'Takes' in the Bible

By the breath of God destruction takes them, and by the wind of his wrath they are cut off.

Between morning and evening they are completely broken; they come to an end for ever, and no one takes note.

Now his children have no safe place, and they are crushed before the judges, for no one takes up their cause.

He takes the wise in their secret designs, and the purposes of the twisted are cut off suddenly.

It is he who takes away the mountains without their knowledge, overturning them in his wrath:

For in his eyes men are as nothing; he sees evil and takes note of it.

He takes away the wisdom of the wise guides, and makes judges foolish;

He makes the words of responsible persons without effect, and takes away the good sense of the old;

He puts shame on chiefs, and takes away the power of the strong;

He takes away the wisdom of the rulers of the earth, and sends them wandering in a waste where there is no way.

If death takes a man, will he come to life again? All the days of my trouble I would be waiting, till the time came for me to be free.

How much less one who is disgusting and unclean, a man who takes in evil like water!

He does not come out of the dark; his branches are burned by the flame, and the wind takes away his bud.

Truly, I make an outcry against the violent man, but there is no answer: I give a cry for help, but no one takes up my cause.

Though he takes care of it, and does not let it go, but keeps it still in his mouth;

He takes down wealth as food, and sends it up again; it is forced out of his stomach by God.

He takes the poison of snakes into his mouth, the tongue of the snake is the cause of his death.

He takes away his fear of danger and gives him support; and his eyes are on his ways.

For what is the hope of the sinner when he is cut off, when God takes back his soul?

Fears overtake him like rushing waters; in the night the storm-wind takes him away.

The east wind takes him up and he is gone; he is forced violently out of his place.

With great force he takes a grip of my clothing, pulling me by the neck of my coat.

For he takes up the drops from the sea; he sends them through his mist as rain,

He takes the light in his hands, sending it against the mark.

Is it through your knowledge that the hawk takes his flight, stretching out his wings to the south?

See now the Great Beast, whom I made, even as I made you; he takes grass for food, like the ox.

He takes the produce of the mountains, where all the beasts of the field are at play.

He takes his rest under the trees of the river, and in the pool, under the shade of the water-plants.