The blank for the May puzzle, May Prophets and Martyrs, can be found here: May blank
Clues
Across
Across
1., & 8 across. Prophet upends a small orange juice over the Middle Eastern deity!
2. Sent out for an ale around a shuddering stop. (7)
8. See 1 across.
10. Massed band or pot smashed? (5)
11. Left off one lot of the pure holiday for saving Jews in Persia. (3)
13. One woman for Abraham in a thousand from a disturbed ashram. (5)
16. Shortly after Benjamin. (2)
18. Mum is left out of the match with the sound of disapproval. (3)
19. Covering the head in the chateau. (3)
21. Westnet down. (2)
22. Royal Academy hits 500 and comes back again to find objects in the dark. (5)
24. Slave turns up between the hills. (5)
26. The lot all stirred up as rosin. (6)
28. Does the formula pierce mixing tin?
29. Yosef the Levite initially. (2)
30. Merciful bishop of the 2nd Century. (7)
32. Tabor little to start with. (2)
33. Don’t upset us, lad, in our praises. (5)
34. Pig-pen in majesty! (3)
36. Fiche twisted by principal. (5)
39. Room for A.& E.? Excellent report! (2)
41., & 42 across. We are out of the overturned lorry and into the Paris airport. (4)
44. Begin worship album. (2)
45. Upset a tiny industry celebrating Father, Son and Holy Spirit. (7,6)
Down
1., & 9 down. Did Jill right away have tea and ditch him? (4)
3. Put you out at the point. (2)
4. Twisted Ms Winfrey to stay with her husband’s people. (5)
5. Tastes like vinegar at the source. (4)
6. Crumpled hat or holy Law? (5)
7. Long playing. (2)
9. See 1 down.
12. Mr Arty turned out to bear witness in life and death. (6)
13. An article from the collars twisted in parchment. (6)
14. Energy’s left the heavens for safe places. (6)
15. Scholarly bishop translated to sectarian Selma. (6)
17. Abba always traverses every false god of the Canaanites. (4)
18. Crystal crosses made of powder. (4)
20. It’s diplomacy – we are not in the tract! (4)
21. Brought tea to the broken pew while he sobbed. (4)
23. Doctor of Letters. (2)
25. Lawful interception of lithium? (2)
27. Heals broken dog lead. (5)
28. Re-tint a reedy weave. (5)
31. A thousand scrambled unity in organised disobedience. (6)
35. To place in a housetop. (3)
36. Shout French in the Crimond.
37. Virus in affluence. (3)
38. Is permitted this month. (3)
40. Rolls Royce. (2)
41. Above – or near, to start with. (2)
43. Yes/No (2)
44. Initially a State of wonderful ambience. (2)
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