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1 Kings 12:11 (b) The expression is used to illustrate the burdens and distressing conditions imposed upon the people of Israel by King Solomon, who probably oppressed them by imposing severe taxes, and causing them to do difficult work.

Proverbs 26:3 (c) We may use this type to describe the pressure which GOD sometimes brings upon His people to cause them to make progress in His service.