{1} Deuteronomy 1:31, LXX
{1} Deuteronomy 1:31, LXX
{2} The Tree of Love, Ramon Lull, translated by E. Allison Peers.
{3} So the A.S.V. margin, the German of Luther, and Kay.
{4} Jeremiah 38:12.
{5} Lady Victoria Buxton, a memoir, by G.E.W. Russell
{6} See Westcott on John 14:2
{7} Titus 2:11-12, Arthur Way.
{8} Actually, the name was given by the French explorer Jacques Cartier. He took it from the Iroquois word kanata, meaning “a collection of wigwams.”
{9} Psalm 42:8. Following the A.S.V., the German of Schlachter and the French, which concur in giving this as the meaning: At night a song concerning Him is with me, prayer to the God of my life. The song is the prayer: the prayer is the song.
{10} Joshua 23:14, paraphrased.
{11} Isaiah 58:12, Rotherham.
{12} “It absorbs part of the spectrum of light that passes through it, allowing a greenish light to filter through. It is yellow when viewed by reflected light, as we know. It is very curious that when it has been heated to a dull red heat it becomes permanently transparent, and white by reflected light.”—Concerning the Nature of Things, Sir William Bragg.
{13} Acts 23: 6-10.
{14} Psalm 119: 65, LXX.
{15} Philippians 4:18, 2:25-30.
{16} Luke 14:33, Weymouth, 1908 edition.
{17} Oliver Cromwell, John Buchan.
{18} Job 28:25-27, Delitzsch.