Joel 4:21,

Though I cleanse, their bloodshed I will not cleanse, when HASHEM dwells in Zion.

Stone Tanakh, their bloodshed I will not cleanse – Though I will cleanse the nations by forgiving many of their sins, I will not forgive them for the bloodshed they perpetrated against Israel.

Psalms 9:18,

To the lowest world [the purgatory] will the wicked return, all the peoples that forget G-d.

[i.e., but those who remembers G-d will merit eternal reward]

Psalms 69:29,

Let them be wiped away from the Book of Life, and with the righteous let them not be inscribed.

Artscroll Tehillim, Let them be wiped away from the Book of Life. – Rashbam illustrates this verse poetically: All of the earth is the Book of God and all its inhabitants are inscriptions. At death, all are erased from the Divine rolls.                  Radak maintains that the psalmist is referring to the ‘Book of Eternal Life’ in the World to Come. In that sacred volume, the wicked have no place.

– And with the righteous let them not be inscribed. – The Talmud (Rosh HaShanah 16b) states that the fate of each person is recorded in one of three special books which are opened on Rosh HaShanah. The perfectly righteous men are immediately inscribed and sealed in the Book of Life. The completely wicked men are immediately inscribed and sealed is the Book of Death. The fate of the others hangs in the balance from Rosh HaShanah until Yom Kippur. If they prove to be worthy, they merit inscription in the Book of Life. If they prove to be unworthy, they are inscribed in the Book of Death.