Ex 4:7: “skin” (HSCB, NET, NCV)

Jg 8:7: “skin” (NCV, NET)

2 Ki 4:34: “skin” (NCV, NET); “body” (NLT, TEV)

2 Ki 5:10: “skin” (CJB, NCV, NET, NLT)

2 Ki 6:30: “skin” (CJB,HCSB, NLT)

Ex 30:32: “body” (most translations)

Lv 13:18: “body” (most translations)

1 Sm 17:44: “body” (NCV, TEV)

2 Ki 4:34: “the flesh of the child became warm” (ESV); “body” (NLT, TEV); “skin” (NCV, NET)

2 Ki 6:30: “on his flesh within” (YLT); “beneath on his body” (ESV)

Jb 2:5: “his bone and his flesh” (ESV); “body” (TEV)

Jb 14:22: “body” (most translations)

Ps 38:7: “no soundness in my flesh” (ESV); “my whole body is sick” (NET); “there is no health in my body” (NIV)

Jb 14:22: “he feels only the pain of his own body, and his inner self [“soul”] mourns for him” (LEB)

Ps 16:9: “my heart is glad and my spirit rejoices; my body [“flesh”] also rests securely” (HCSB)

Ps 63:1, 84:2

Lv 4:11: “meat” of a sacrificial animal (LEB, NCV, NLT)

Lv 17:4: “meat” (NCV)

Jb 31:31: “meat” (CJB, ESV, LEB, NASB, NET, NIV, RSV); “food” (NCV)

Gn 6:3: “mortal” (NET, NIV, TEV); “mortal flesh” (NLT)

Dt 5:26: “all flesh” (ESV); “mortal man” (NIV); “human being” (NCV, TEV)

Subject to death and decay
Nu 12:12: “…baby born dead, whose flesh is half consumed when it comes out of its mother’s womb” (NET); “like a stillborn baby, already decayed at birth” (NLT)

Pr 5:11: “at the end of your life you groan, when your flesh and body are consumed” (ESV); “when disease consumes your body” (NLT); “when your health is gone” (NCV); “your flesh and muscles being eaten away” (TEV)

In need of renewal
Jb 33:25: “let his flesh become fresh with youth” (ESV); “his flesh will be healthier than in his youth” (HCSB); “his flesh is restored like a youth’s” (NET); “his flesh is renewed like a child’s” (NIV); “his body will become as healthy as a child’s” (NLT); “his body is made new like a child’s” (NCV); “their bodies will grow young and strong again” (TEV)

Ps 16:9: “my flesh also dwells secure” (ESV); “my body has hope” (NCV); “my life is safe” (NET)

Ps 56:4: “In God, whose word I praise, in God I trust; I shall not be afraid. What can flesh do to me?” (ESV); “mere men” (NET); “man” (HCSB); “mere flesh” (LEB); “mere man” (NASB); “mortal man” (NIV); “mere mortals” (NLT); “human beings” (NCV); “a mere human being” (TEV); “human power” (CJB)

Boast/trust/praise/have confidence in/depend on God for strength, not mere men/flesh
Ps 56:4: “In God—I boast in his promise—in God I trust, I am not afraid. What can mere men do to me?” (NET)

Jr 17:5: “Curse is the one who trusts in man, who depends on flesh for his strength and whose heart turns away from the LORD” (NIV); “makes human flesh his strength” (HCSB); “who depend on mere flesh and blood for their strength” (NET); “who rely on human strength” (NLT); “who depend on humans for strength” (NCV); “put their trust in human beings” (TEV); “who relies on merely human strength” (CJB); “make mere flesh their strength” (NRSV).

2 Ch 32:8: “With him is an arm of flesh, but with us the LORD our God, to help us and to fight our battles” (ESV); “only human strength” (HCSB); “mere human strength” (NET); “human power” (TEV); “human strength” (CJB)

Ps 145:21: “My mouth will speak in praise of the LORD. Let every creature praise (“all flesh”) praise his holy name forever and ever” (NIV); “all his creatures” (TEV); “everyone on earth” (NLT); “everyone” (NCV); “all who live” (NET); “every living thing” (HCSB)

Is 40:6-8: “All flesh is grass, and all its beauty is like the flower of the field. The grass withers, the flower fades when the breath of the Lord blows on it; surely the people are grass. The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever” (ESV); “all humanity is grass” (HCSB); “all people are like grass” (NET); “all men are like grass” (NIV); “all human beings are like grass” (CJB); “all humanity is merely grass” (CJB); “all people are grass” (NRSV)

Jr 32:27: “I am the LORD, the God of all flesh. Is anything too hard for me?” (ESV)

Cf Is 2:22: “Stop trusting in man, who has but a breath in his nostrils. Of what account is he?” (NIV)

Cf Is 2:22, 31:3, 51:12; Ps 9:20, 56:11

Gn 6:12: “all living creatures” (NET); “all living beings” (CJB); “everyone” (NCV, NLT); “every creature” (HCSB)

Ge 6:17: all flesh with the “breath of life in them”

Lv 17:11: “a creature” (CJB, HCSB, NIV); “every living thing” (NET, TEV); “the life of the body is in its blood” (NLT); “the life of the flesh is in the blood” (ESV)

Ps 136:25: “all flesh” (ESV); “every creature” (HCSB, NIV); “all living things” (NET); “every living thing” (NLT); “every living creature” (CJB, NCV, TEV)

Ge 17:11: “flesh of your foreskins” (ESV); “undergo circumcision” (NIV); “foreskin” (NLT); “circumcise” (TEV)

Ge 17:13: The covenant shall be “in your flesh an everlasting covenant” (ESV); “marked in your flesh as an everlasting covenant” (HCSB); “the sign of my covenant will be visible in your flesh as a permanent reminder” (NET); “your bodies will bear the mark of my everlasting covenant” (NLT); “your bodies will be marked to show that you are part of my agreement that lasts forever” (NCV); “this will be a physical sign to show that my covenant with you is everlasting” (TEV)

Cf Le 12:3

Gn 29:14: “my bone and my flesh” (ESV and most literal translations); “my own flesh and blood” (HCSB, NET, NIV, TEV)

Lv 18:6: “relation of his flesh” (YLT); “close relative” (ESV, HCSB, LEB, NCV, NET, NIV, NLT); “near of kin” (NKJV, NRSV, RSV); “blood relative” (NASB)

Jg 9:2: “your own flesh and blood” (most translations); “relative” (NCV); “blood relative” (CJB)

2 Sm 5:1: “your bone and flesh” (ESV); “your own flesh and blood” (HCSB); “your own family” (NCV)

2 Sm 19:12: “my bone and my flesh”; “my own flesh and blood” (NIV); “my own family” (NCV)

Ne 5:5: “our flesh is as the flesh of our brothers” (ESV); “we share the same flesh and blood as our fellow countrymen” (NET); “we and our children are just like our countrymen and their children” (HCSB); “we belong to the same family as those who are wealthy” (NLT); “we are just like our fellow Jews” (NCV); “we are of the same race as our fellow-Jews” (TEV)

Lv 26:29: “You will eat the flesh of your sons” (ESV); “you will eat your own children” (TEV)

Jg 8:7: “I will flail your flesh with thorns” (ESV); “I will beat you with thorns and briars” (TEV)

2 Ki 5:10: “your flesh will be restored”; “he would be completely cured of his disease” (TEV)

Ne 5:5“our flesh is as the flesh of our brothers” (ESV); “we and our children are just like our countrymen and their children” (HCSB)

Jb 2:5: “stretch out your hand and touch his bone and his flesh, and he will curse…” (ESV); “But reach out your hand and take away his health” (NLT)

Ps 38:7: “there is no soundness in my flesh” (ESV); “I am near to death” (TEV)

Ps 119:120: “my flesh trembles for fear of you” (ESV); “I tremble in awe of You” (HCSB); “I shake in fear of you” (NCV); “I am filled with fear because of your judgments” (TEV); “I tremble in fear of you” (NLT)

Nu 16:22: “all flesh” (ESV); “all people” (NCV, NET); “all mankind” (NIV); “all creatures” (NLT); “all life” (TEV); “humankind” (CJB)

Nu 27:16: “all flesh” (ESV); “all humankind” (NET); “all mankind” (NIV); “all creatures” (NLT); “all people” (NCV); “all life” (TEV)

Dt 5:26: “all flesh” (ESV); “all mankind” (HCSB); “the entire human race” (NET)

Ps 65:2: “all flesh” (ESV); “all men” (NASB, NIV); “all humanity” (NASB); “all of us” (NLT); “all people” (NCV); “people everywhere” (TEV); “all mankind” (NIV);

Is 40:5: “all flesh” (ESV); “all humankind” (CJB, LEB); “all people” (NCV, NET, NLT, NRSV); “all humanity” (HCSB); “the whole human race” (TEV)

Special usage in Pauline theology (see BDAG, 915, sv σάρξ 2.c.α.).

Prior to conversion. See, eg, Rm 7:5 (HCSB footnote: “A person’s life before accepting Christ”).“

slavery to sin”

“mortal nature dominated by sin”