1. To make his bed on sackcloth and ashes?

2. He attended Canterbury in sackcloth and ashes as an act of public penance.

3. 30 " What does he put sackcloth and ashes on his head for? " inquired Huck.

4. See also: ash, dust, to be in sackcloth and Ashes To behave in a way that shows one

5. (Matthew 6:17, 18) In Isaiah’s day backsliding Jews found delight in their fasting, afflicting their souls, bowing down their heads, and sitting in sackcloth and ashes.

6. “I proceeded to set my face to Jehovah the true God,” said Daniel, “in order to seek him with prayer and with entreaties, with fasting and sackcloth and ashes.”

7. He himself tells us: “I proceeded to set my face to Jehovah the true God, in order to seek him with prayer and with entreaties, with fasting and sackcloth and ashes.

8. 30 But should the Republicans control both houses of Congress, they should not expect, in the ashy dawn of November a chastened president to appear in the Rose Garden mantled in sackcloth and ashes.