Deuteronomy 28:3-7 -

The fullness of the blessing in all the relations of life, external and internal, is presented in six particulars, each introduced by the word "blessed." Israel should be blessed in the house and in the field, in the fruit of the body, in the productions of the soil and the increase of herd and flock, in the store and in the use of what nature provided,—in all their undertakings, whether in peace or in war, at home or abroad. Basket and thy store ; rather, basket and kneading-trough (see Exodus 8:3 ; Exodus 12:34 ); "the basket" representing the store in which the fruits of the earth were laid up, the "kneading-trough" the use of these for the supply of daily needs ( Deuteronomy 28:6 ; cf. Numbers 27:17 ; Psalms 121:8 ).