Instances of: Pharaoh, when he learned that Sarah was Abraham's wife, Gen. 12:18. Abimelech, when warned of God that the woman he had taken into his household was Abraham's wife, Gen. 26:9-11. Jacob, in the care of Laban's property, Gen. 31:39. Joseph, in resisting Potiphar's wife, Gen. 39:8-12; innocent of the charge on which he was cast into the dungeon, Gen. 40:15. Jacob's sons, when accused by Joseph of robbery, Gen. 43:15-22; 44:7-16. The Egyptian midwives, when commanded to destroy the newborn babies of the Israelites, Ex. 1:17-21. Moses, in taking nothing from the Israelites in consideration of his services, Num. 16:15. Samuel, in exacting nothing from the people on account of services, 1 Sam. 12:4. David, in self-reproach for the cutting of Saul's skirt, 1 Sam. 24:5; in preventing foraging by his insurgent forces, 1 Sam. 25:15; in his conduct while in refuge with the Philistines, 1 Sam. 29:6,9, with vs. 1-11. Workmen, who repaired the temple, 2 Kin. 12:15; 22:7. Joab, when ordered by David to number the military forces of Israel, 1 Chr. 21:6. Priests, who received the offerings of gold and other gifts for the renewing of the temple under Ezra, Ezra 8:24-30. Nehemiah, reforming the civil service, and receiving no compensation for his own services, Neh. 5:14-19. The Rechabites, in keeping the Nazarite vows, Jer. 35:12-17. Daniel, in his abstinence, Dan. 1:8-20; in maintaining uprightness of character and consistent devoutness, Dan. 6:4. Joseph, the husband of Mary, in not jealously accusing her of immorality, Matt. 1:19. Zacchaeus, in the administration of his wealth, Luke 19:8. Nathanael, in whom was no guile, John 1:47. Joseph, a counselor, Luke 23:50,51. Peter, when offered money by Simon Magus, Acts 8:18-23. Paul and Barnabas, when the people of Lystra desired to deify them, Acts 14:12-15.