Bible Commentary (1871–1879 Edition)

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Chapters 1225

A Gerah 0 0 1.3687 0 02.5 ≈ 120 min
fusion and emptiness" as the words are rendered in Isaiah dom, here mentioned, were not called into existence in ≈ 9 min
and age liave been the offspring of the first pair. Amid The Creator literally performed this act, but respiration ≈ 47 min
histed only five months, rested-evidently indicating a animals; It was now founded not as at first in love and ≈ 12 min
fourth part establishes a new power {ov protcclinr/ IHu—the raim in Egypt Upper and Lower. It is generally thought ≈ 11 min
Moreh, very common in Palestine, remarliable for its Canaan of leading his family to renew allegiance to God, ≈ 12 min
on that part of the country; and Abram, on his return, ≈ 11 min
clsed—This was the sign in the Old Testament t'hurcb as 9-15. REPKOOFOFSAiiAn. An liiQulfy about hls wlfc, 80 ≈ 81 min
new agreement was made, the substance of which was, faithful services, he informed them of the blessing of ≈ 23 min
dence in this arrangement; for the present would thus Esau came, and with him four hundred men—Jacob ≈ 12 min
evident that Jacob was aware of the character of Illm was prudently declined. Jacob did not need any worldly ≈ 12 min
Jacob came into Canaan, arriving safe and sound at the risy and deceit, in all cases vicious, are inflnitetj' more so ≈ 11 min
his personal piety, a most suitable conclusion to his jour- solute command. 30. Jacob said . . . Ye have tronbled ≈ 11 min
man, must liave been deeply distressed. But he could do their clilef s son, what wonder If the natives should ex- ≈ 23 min
incorporated with those of the Edomite race. 34. This sons were doing in their distant encampment, Jacob de- ≈ 12 min
brotlnorl—The sight of these travelling merthants gave her, and the issue, if any, was to Ije served heir to the ≈ 11 min
designedly tivken a circuitous route, with a view of fixes the place of his residence in the Delta, the district ≈ 11 min
sake, &c.—It might be—it probably was that a special, a Joseph, and that which he did, the Lord made it to ≈ 34 min
him not to thee—This was a thoughtless and unwarrant- a graphic and animated manner. ≈ 12 min
good. pany had a table to himself; whilst It was so arranged that CHAPTER XLIII. an Egyptian was not placed nor obliged ≈ 12 min
sent a-way—Tliey commenced their homeward journey at of this last scene, lie acted as a warm-hearted and real ≈ 23 min
wisest course tliat could be adopted for the preservation their bondage—he dwelt only on the certainty of their ro- ≈ 11 min
toZidon, and to engage, like that state. In maritime pur- kiss. Si. Joseph commanded his servants the i>hy8l» ≈ 9 min
wasted by hostile powers on their borders (Judges 10.8; human figure. 3. the Egyptians mourned, &c.—It was ≈ 9 min
between Tyre and Carmel, a district fertile In the pro- the family sepulchre was provided before leaving Canaan, ≈ 9 min
"Naphtali is a deer roaming at liberty; he shooteth forth special leave of absence; and being unfit, as a mourner, ≈ 54 min
lilisl—A metaphorical expression among the Hebrews, Notice has already been taken of the rod of Moses (ch. 4. ≈ 11 min
lars recorded of the family of Aaron, while lie lias passed degree of Intensity. The court of Egypt, whether held at ≈ 34 min
first for by the journey. done a prepared was The feet,—as terror;universal of the hearts the proudest would be ≈ 12 min
Ver. 1-10. The Fas.sover In.stitutkd. 1. the Liord ing to .lewish tradition, the Idols of Egypt were all on that ≈ 12 min
of the people, which was done by sound of trumpets but even begged an interest in their prayers. 34. peo- ≈ 12 min
four hundred and tlili ty years—The Septuagint renders —The Injunction respecting the consecration of the first- ≈ 58 min
thnuderg and lightnings, &c.—Tlie descent of Ciod was known, and recognized as a season of sacred rest. Tlie ≈ 23 min
not his hand—The " nobles," i. e., the elders, after the the true God and His worship. 10. an nrk—a coffer or ≈ 12 min
ments, whicli had already been spoken, were to be given thority over Israel as His people, His selection of them as ≈ 12 min
so called because it was constantly exhibited before the placed at the entrance of the sanctuary were nearly three ≈ 58 min
the calf—No irainediate judgments were inflicted, but vided the materials, as well as written upon them. Now, ≈ 34 min
consideration of the incidents recorded tohave happened to the mercy-seat. While Moses was compelled, through ≈ 22 min
—Having performed tills significant act, he killed it before before the veil, and tip with the crimson fluid the horns ≈ 46 min
laws being addressed to both the civil and ecclesiastical live on. They are not cloven-footed, and besides it is ≈ 138 min
the eighth, and, on account of the scene at Siloam, was Ver. 1-7. Sabbath OF THE Seventh Year. 2-4. When ≈ 35 min
the Lord of all tliat lie liath, shall be sold or redeemed verbs 3. 9; 1 Corinthians 9. 11 ; Galatians 6. 0.) 33. "Wn»at ≈ 10 min
of tlie people wasarate nation, under the special government of God as mauded Bloses, etc.—The numbering ≈ 56 min
of distribu-ir«>re t!«e Lord—The finisliing of the sacred edifice would, gave them unto the Levites—The principle ≈ 12 min
that they may be to do the service of the tnl)ernacle 15) demanded a more honourable mode of conveyance. ≈ 12 min
some that this work of presentation was continued on of the table of showbread on the north (Exodus 26. 35), ≈ 12 min
one occasion proves both the large fiocks of the Israelites of them must be meant. This part.v, who laid their hands ≈ 47 min
was a watering-place in a spacious plain,now Ain Iladerah. int<>rceded for both the oin^iiders, espiM'ijilly for Afiriam ≈ 23 min
consecjuence of your violation of tlie covenant betwixt different from t?iat laid down in Leviticus 4. i;>, wliicli im- ≈ 45 min
el-Ghu weir ( UoBEUTd], through whicli ran one of the great Deuteronomy 13.) This vow of extermination against ≈ 12 min
name was probably given to it afterwards, as it is not the remains of patriarchal religion still lingered, account ≈ 34 min
taken ^enarately, and on a aifl'erent principle from the of genuine patriotism in his fervent prayers for the ap- ≈ 11 min
the, first month of the civil year, corresponding to our thing wliicli the Lord hath commanded—The subject ≈ 12 min
—The feast of tabernacles was lirought to a close on the tion from her husband, or of liis death, returned, as was ≈ 35 min
except as a temporary halting-place, at Birketol-tladji, hill between Kadesh and Gaza (Joshua 10. 29), Rissah (El- ≈ 11 min
Kxodus IJ. 1-1.) 8. Marali—thought tobeAiii Ilowarali, Sinai; Punon, in the rocky ravines of mount Hor, and ≈ 11 min
this chapter mark tlic f{<''if'i"'il linumliiry cil vlie liihcrit- crepancy betweeen ui. 4 and .5, with regard to the ex ≈ 56 min
obligation to imbue the minds of the young and rising days," aud when the scattered tribes of Israel shall be ≈ 57 min
shall observe—Having in the preceding chapter incul- common articles of food, of the roebuck—the gazelle. ^ ≈ 80 min
communications. 4th, More favour was to be shown to dost lend thy brother anything, thou shalt not go ≈ 11 min
out the com—In Judea, as in modern Syria and Egypt, served for personal use. li. I liave not eaten thereof ≈ 12 min
Divine will, whicli had been revealed as a law from heav- an exact description of elephantiasis, a horrible diser.se, ≈ 11 min
obedience was to be rewarded by extraordinary and uni- —The annals of almost every nation, for eighteen hundred ≈ 77 min
feet of the priests stood—In addition to the memorial conspicuous, they might be raised on a foundation of ≈ 11 min
feet of the priests stood—In addition to the memorial conspicuous, they might be raised on a foundation of ≈ 47 min
"for ever" often signifies along time. (Genesis 6. 3.) One of the record of the event would be handed down in the ≈ 12 min
on a tree i. e., gibbeted. In ancient, and particularly The eye and the ear of the people being both addressed, ≈ 35 min
towns is liere given ; and, as llie wliole land contained a mentioned, lint the other half; for the historian, led, as i ≈ 11 min
among the native race remarkable for strength and was comparatively an arid and barren waste, he would ≈ 23 min
III SJilloh before tUe Loitl—before the tabernacle, where 32-39. Of NaphtaIvI. 3^39. the sixth lot came out ≈ 11 min
.33. to thecording prediction 19.) CHAPTEE XX. of Moses. (Deuteronomy ≈ 23 min
I.ord your God hath done nnto all these nations he- from him on the mother's side through Reljekaii and lier ≈ 11 min
El»e If ye do In any wise go back, and cleave to the books of the law of God—Registered the engagements ≈ 32 min
judged Israel, and went out to war—Impelled by a su- strong arm, would do no mean execution. We may sup- « ≈ 11 min
is, i nflueiice the powerful of one good mannlcl died—How .Jabin ruins of capital the on second 1). The built a new ≈ 11 min
ing proof of the full confidence Barak and his troops these now tranquil "places of drawing water." Deborali ≈ 23 min
lapped %vill I save you—It is scarcely possible to con- new conflict ensued, in which two secondary cliifls were ≈ 11 min
and with them he taught the men of Succoth—By re- ITES. 1. Abimelech tlic son of .Terubbaal went to ≈ 11 min
Ills voice—The spot he chose was, like the housetops, the judge was a different person from the conqueror of that ≈ 22 min
istines forty years—The Israelites were represented (cli. tween them and the Israelites was often of such afriendly ≈ 11 min
tercourse between the youth of dilTereht sexes is extremely was but an insult to Samson, and one which it was un- ≈ 12 min
manner, to try wlietlier he was jesting or in earnest. 9. countries of tlie East. Tliey are ljuilt wholly of wood. ≈ 12 min
or tresses, into which, like many in the East, he chose to that of a vindictive suicide, and that he regarded him- ≈ 34 min
—The extraordinary unaiiiiriity tliat prevailed shows, from tli(> ambuscade and the army, who were fighting at ≈ 43 min
Doubtless with her husband's consent. The names of vious to the sacred ceremony of heaving or waving ^seo ≈ 11 min
separably conjoined in Scripture. (C'olossians 4. 2; 1 Timo- times also by Judges or eminent persons, and hence al- ≈ 45 min
us a king to judge us— Personal and family feelings posing to return, when liis servant recollected that they ≈ 12 min
npou thee, suddenly endowing tliee with a capacity and ≈ 69 min
Merab, Jier -will 1 Rive thee to wife—Though bound to move fiendish than ever; the melodious strains of the ≈ 11 min
vested of his armour and outer robes—in a state of ti-ance. some cave or hiding-yilace near that spot. as toncU- ≈ 12 min
moon, and I slioiilfl not fail to Kit willt (lie king at rage and Invective against his son. 30. thon son of the ≈ 12 min
Ver. 1-7. David, AT Nob, Obtains OF Ahimblech Hal- disease is relieved by foaming at the mouth, let fall hig ≈ 12 min
of bread in his house; but there was no time to wait for peh signifies a watch tower, and it is evident that it must ≈ 12 min
some of the adjoining caves, to elude pursuit, and to have sound advice, no doubt, came from a liigher source than ≈ 12 min
—(see on ch. 18. .54.) behind the ephod— In the place simple-minded high priest knew nothing of the existing ≈ 12 min
Gad (2 .Samuel 24.; 1 Chronicles 21. 9), who was present in south-west; but towards the .south-east the ground sinks ≈ 35 min
sudden relenting of Saul, David placed no confidence in fore I will make thee keeper of mine Iiead—or my life ; ≈ 11 min
vine oracle intimated him to remain (ch. 22. 5) ; 2. It was cordance with the Divine command (Leviticus 19. 31 ; 20. ≈ 11 min
year and four months (eh. 27. 7), and also some years be- tribes a lingering belief In one G(hI, or this Egyptian ≈ 21 min
Israel. In Eastern countries, that animal is the chosen sition to David, and views of personal ambition in his ≈ 23 min
by some to mean a subterranean passage; by others a feeling, laid hold of it to keep it steady. Whether it fell ≈ 11 min
blessed tl»e lionsf nl" Oln-(i-<doiti ainl »ll t'nat i «r- tlie C(f(/c4/.so)i born o/lcr fhe /allier's .succctsUin to th ≈ 12 min
Some think tliat four aliai-swere liastily raistil lor the (Ileb. l.R.) ≈ 12 min
Ills plate In the inldxt of the tabernacle illiitt David £. e., my obligations are greater than I can express. ≈ 23 min
from oft" l»is bed—The Hebrews, like other Orientals, IVatlian unto David—The use of parables is a favourite ≈ 11 min
kings of tlie East, when they take a fancy for a woman, he was most fatally indulgent to his own sins, he was ≈ 11 min
3. 3). 2. for she was a virgin tlireateninj; to do what He onlj' permitted to be done. of David by Maachah (ch. ≈ 35 min
dom of my fatlier—Such a hope might not unnaturally was, to secure his ambitious objects, prepared to go, that ≈ 23 min
mour of tiie king s disconsolate condition spread a uni- rageous conduct, he was pardoned on tlie spot; and al- ≈ 12 min
withdrawing thyself to Indulge in grief, as if their ser- prince to go and meet the king, slipped away by himself ≈ 12 min
of Jiulali Avitliin tlirce days—Amasa is now installed in out the character of that ruthless veteran as a patriot at ≈ 35 min
bered the people. And David said unto tlie Iiord, I Increase of national offences at tliis time had (v. 1} ki ndled ≈ 10 min
CAme, till tlie end of the three days, there died of the ing the temple. 25. David oiTered burnt oflTerings and ≈ 22 min
vine law in all its ceremonial as well as moral require- abroad, and Solomon well knew how to improve these ≈ 12 min
criminal was to be dragged from the altar and slain else- prominent distinction of this place arose from the old ≈ 11 min
table only, but for all connected with the court, including, as he might require ; and it was a great additional obliga- ≈ 12 min
litter, but barley mixed with chopped straw is the usual Chronicles 2. 12). 8. Hiram sent to Solomon, saying, I ≈ 23 min
Dan. The apparent discrepancy may be reconciled thus raised above the wheels. They were all exactly alike In ≈ 81 min
were left in tlie . . . Koiise of the Lord—Asa's religious in circumstances to hold out against the whole forces of ≈ 12 min
the tribe of Dan, was given to the Levites (Joshua 19. 44). years of his reign are computed from the beginning of Ills ≈ 12 min
Builder of Jericho. 34. In lils days did Hlel the brook dried up, and this was a new trial to Elijah's faith, ≈ 79 min
duce a deep spirit of humility and contrition, Elisha prophet, in his journey, was often entertained here t)y one ≈ 24 min
on Genesis .17. 17). 1-5. his servant said unto him, Alas, 30. had sackcloth within upon his Heslk—Tlie horrid ≈ 12 min
him—The latter clause of v. 33, which contains the king's nammite is merely given as an introduction to the fol- ≈ 11 min
light (v. 12). the uttermost part of the camp of Syria 7. Elisha came to Damascus—Being directed tliither by ≈ 11 min
The uniform arrangement of encampments in the East is, are fond of display, and would, ostentatiously, lay upon ≈ 11 min
leaned, &c. — The news spread like lightning through convinced lil&Zael that his secret designs were known, ≈ 23 min
berlain of the palace, the brlngers-up of the chilcUien care of an oflicer, in a particular wardrobe of Baal's tem- ≈ 12 min
nant between the L>ord and the king and the people the priests as the law directed (Leviticus 5. 16; Numbers ≈ 23 min
phrates, the border city of Solomon's kingdom (1 Kings 4. people, are graphically portrayed In the writings of Isaiah, ≈ 68 min
this period, he had commenced the work of national ref- penitence and pious zeal for tlie Divine glory and wor- ≈ 11 min
(See on 1 Kings 11. 7.) the right hand of the Mount of his father's demise, despatched, along with the Chaldean ≈ 45 min
Bath-sheba (2 SamvTcl 11. 3), and there her father is called nent doctor in the law, whose reputation drew so many ≈ 57 min
Canaanites who were admitted into the congregation northern tribes, concludes with those on the east of ≈ 80 min
through which all tlie accumulated filth and sweepings densome neither to the country nor to the royal ex- ≈ 11 min
Is altogether strange as it stands, for it looks as if the panics of 100 men, under the direction of their respective ≈ 11 min
plains— 1. e., tlie Shcphela, the rich low-lying ground be- piety, know tliou— lie did not mean head-knowledge, ≈ 12 min
Ciesarea and Joppa. sheep and camels—Tlu se were prob- loving and serving Ilim. 11. Then David gave to Solo- ≈ 12 min
representatives of the people, the leading men of the spoken of as a chariot (IVnlm IS. 10; 99. 1). It Is quite ≈ 22 min
or leading oflieers, that are afterwards specified, were proceeding to give an account of the edifice, begins with ≈ 10 min
Unvid—These words seem to intimate tliat tlie region overlaid, excepting tlie floor, with gold, either by gilding ≈ 11 min
was ill the seventh month—The feast of the dedication No person who entertains just and exalted views of the ≈ 12 min
had made a brazen scnlTold—A sort of platform ; but the ries were won, that distinguish the early annals of the ≈ 34 min
novating measures of Jerolioam were not introduced all prophet Shemaiah addressed Reholjoam and the iiruiees, ≈ 33 min
the eaptains of his armies . . . and they smote . . . these consisted in filling all the fortresses with their full ≈ 11 min
the army according to their fathers' houses. The army mon, and with them otlier beside the Ammonites ≈ 21 min
cording to that passage, the commencement of his reign frequently used in Chronicles for Judali and Benjamin, ≈ 11 min
was now too old to contract such new alliances, the gen- lamities that would certainly follow, were most unpala- ≈ 11 min
their anger was kindled against Jndah— Amaziah, Egyptian frontier. ≈ 11 min
Dead Sea. The arms of Amaziah, in reward for his obe- for the threefold purpose of defence—of observation—and ≈ 11 min
Amaziah sent to Jehoahaz . . . Come, let ws see one ten WITH LeI'HOSY. 16-21. he transgressed against ≈ 11 min
Ver. 1-4. JoTHAM, Reig>'ino Well, Prospers. 1. —Tliese captives included a great number of women, boys, ≈ 57 min
—a greater brand of infamy could not .have been put on according to their families In groups or companies of ≈ 44 min
Jadea (see also Nehemiah 7. 65-70 ; 8. 9; 10. 1). It is de- lation, and It was on the fifteenth day of that month the ≈ 11 min
reign, wrote they . . . an accusation—^Ahasu(M iis was a Syria, Arabia, Egypt, Pluenicia, and otiier provinces sub- ≈ 44 min
uttered in public, while tliere was a ji:eiieral concourse of excommunication and confiscation of their property. ≈ 10 min
river—The Persian empire at this time was of vast ex- great energy, was eminently favourable to despatch. ≈ 12 min
imprecations invoked here may seem liarsli, cruel, and denounced their conduct in terms of just severity—con- ≈ 56 min
mentators that this person was the high priest whose sacred building. Tiiiswas the official duty of the porters ≈ 11 min
the fathers—i.e., as there had been priests in the days the tithes due from them to tlie priests. Tiius ail classes ≈ 33 min
. . . and set liis seat above ail tlie princes i. e., raised by careless and voluptuous despots, who have allowed ≈ 34 min
day of . , . feasting . . . and of sending portions one the providence of God is plainly traceable in all the steps ≈ 44 min
CHAPTER II. onethe mostpostureof thisandperiodwithoutdailyfood,and&c.,nightly.all thisSittingtime, buton thefor ≈ 12 min
Arab poets call the sun the eye of day. His early rays, notlilng? Does It come only to this, that thou lUinlest ≈ 12 min
thee? Job, after the revelation Just given, cannot be so fixes on a certain number (here six), in order to call atten- ≈ 12 min
Buch as Ellphaz charged Job with (ch. 4. 5; so Proverlis 14. power—(Jeremiah 5. 12). Hebrew, hands, of the sword ≈ 12 min
erly, herb bearing seed (Genesis 1. 11, 12). 30. in ftUl age gation to be holy, as He is holy (Levil^icus 19.2). 11. Wha ≈ 12 min
] 1 1. 2 ; Proverbs 2, 4 ; 9. 12). in Proveri)s 3.3, for they together form the essence of ≈ 12 min
Deserta. near tlie S.yrian desert; called from Tenia son of ≈ 13 min
left to him. In this view, "I loathe it" (v. l(i) refers to his consisted then in the results of observation, embodied i ≈ 12 min
accords better with tlie context, whicli describes His parallel first clause. Whereas the tvickcd oppressor often ≈ 12 min
common water, owing to the wliiteness of snow (Psalm nize (Genesis 1. 2). Three Hebrew words are used lor dark- ≈ 12 min
woulilest hunt me, &R. [Umhreit. | and nRain—As If a (ch. fl. 17), the danger threal<>ned by Us wild wave.s Is tor- ≈ 12 min
erbs 19.6). no. A warning to Job, if he would not turn to princes—Rather, priraZ*, as the Hebrew is rendered (Psalm ≈ 12 min
reading or cetib is " 7iot," whicli agrees best with the con- never returns to it. This does not deny a future life, but ≈ 12 min
from tlie severity witli which God ever anew crushes one the outstretched corpse (" lieth down," i'. 12) of the once ≈ 12 min
consolation, which makes thee disregard those suggested timo;" i. «., " he shall be ended before liis-time " sltall ≈ 12 min
.Go<I, in making me His "mark," is accompaiiied by the between God and man" (see note 10, 21). strike iiands ≈ 12 min
mean a pre^/ divided by lot, because a smooth stone was another, unintelligent? (eh. 17.4,10). 4. Rather, turning ≈ 12 min
tiiose .«o;o?«-/t7'n,7 In It), and so altogether belonging to the Numbers ;i5. 27), HKlresslng his wrongs; also includin ≈ 12 min
SECOND SERIES. image is felt by picturing to one's self the opposite nature ≈ 12 min
SECOND SERIES. image is felt by picturing to one's self the opposite nature ≈ 12 min
witli poetic force. Their house is peace itself, tlir removed 37. Their wrongful thoughts against Job are stated by him ≈ 25 min
TUIRD SERIES. 22. 11), "darkness," i.e., calamity. "Cut off;"' rather, in ≈ 12 min
backward-Rather, " to the east—to the ire.it." The He- the atTlicted .lob wilh. 4. J.itrriilly, they push the |>oor ≈ 24 min
light do not burst with the weightof water in them (Prov- which 11 hypocrite would not dare to do, shows he is no ≈ 12 min
Vcr. 1-28. Job's Speech Continued. In ch. 27. Job had which the world is governed, as he can the treasures ≈ 36 min
(and tails away) from me. uiy bones—(ch. 19.20; I'salm escape man's Judgment (Genesis 39.9). Umhkeit moie ≈ 12 min
6, 7, where see Margin). But English Version is more nat- miah 25. 23). Ram—Aram, nephew of Buz. Job was prob- ≈ 12 min
Umbreit, "Yea, twice (He repeats the warning)— If man found it, but still His seeking it was needed. [Bengei^.] ≈ 12 min
(the restored penileril) singeth joyfully (answering to "joy," not fit to accuse of injustice Him) who says to a king, ≈ 13 min
This title does not elsewhere occur in Job. tried—by cau.se )Psalm 37. 7). 15. As it is, because Job waited not ≈ 12 min
est (to thyself, as if a distinct person) What advantage is the godly disciplinary, in order to lead them to attain a ≈ 37 min
morning—To rise, since tliy days—Since thou hast come lish Version agrees better with the Hebrew. The seven ≈ 12 min
—Produce (1 Samuel 8. lo). into thy barn—Rather, gather crag lit., tooth (Margin, 1 Samuel 14. 5). strong place ≈ 12 min
lii| i-op<)l.'irnus, in part with tlie elephant, but exactly iu ever to remember, &(:, and thou wilt never try it again. ≈ 12 min
treinbleth not;" (for though living on laiid, he can live in under water, respire by violently expelling the breath ≈ 34 min
12.S, lis, l.iH; God's Law, Psalm li), 119; Human life vain, I'salm 49, 90; Duty of Rulers, Psalm 82, 101.-2. Praise. ≈ 11 min
Strong emotion, as If resulting from reflecting on the aub- over, the rivers—canals for irrluatlou. shiUl |tros|tcr— ≈ 11 min
1 1 16. 10. 1.39.80.30; kings, 13; 1; Samuel Kings and Hence ≈ 12 min
righteous Goii, as my holy hill (Psalm 2. 6), who will act tliy mercies' sake—to illustrate thy mercy. 5. (Cf. Psalm ≈ 12 min
26, 27. a. Hearken—incline (the ear, Psalm 10. 17, cf. 1 Samueh21. 4-17 ; 31. 8, 11. 5, This is the consequence, if ≈ 12 min
26, 27. a. Hearken—incline (the ear, Psalm 10. 17, cf. 1 Samueh21. 4-17 ; 31. 8, 11. 5, This is the consequence, if ≈ 12 min
tisement. !4. 1 am weak—as a culled plant (Isaiah 21. i). character. The Psalmist gives vent to his admiration of ≈ 23 min
want of it is illuNlrated by the prevaleiu-e of deceit ami Psalm or song, denoting the st.vle or null ter of the com- ≈ 12 min
thee . . . I . . . trust—as one .seeking shelter from press- minion over him. Thou wilt show lue—guide me to at- ≈ 13 min
The various terms used describe God as an object of the ther described—He gives swiftness to pursue or elude his ≈ 12 min
of this obsi urity, wliich impresses the beholder with awe to the great Interests which were committed to his keep- ≈ 12 min
and hail with repeated lightning, as often seen, like balls ≈ 12 min
manifested perfections, as power, wisdom, Ac. defend he is threatened. The language of complaint is turned ≈ 12 min
alvatlon—that wrought and experienced by him. set pleteness and glory of the deliverance and triumph, alike ≈ 12 min
thee. 2. The .sentiment affirmed in the first clause Is re- nature. 6. He who was despised and rejected of His own. ≈ 12 min
(Psalm .59.10; cf. opposite. Psalm 17.13). blessings of esteemed value. 7, 8. For the Jews used one of the ges- ≈ 12 min
God'b mercy. 8. The address Is now made to the king, me hope—or lit., made me secure. 11..From this state- ≈ 12 min
rendered more so as the object of delighted contempla- s.ymbol of gladness, and the overflowing cup—whicli rep- ≈ 12 min
falscl.v, tofalse- or swearing thing, false of which any oll'eriiig praise, farther he evinces his gratitude With by —or ≈ 12 min
communion with God (cf. Proverbs 3. 21, 22), and, of course, (Acts 9. 1). 13. Tlie strong emotion is indicated by the ≈ 11 min
enemies, he confidently commits his cause to God. Some enemies, as being also those of God, is followed by the ≈ 11 min
in nfine integrity-freedom from blemish (cf. Psalm 25. mulation of terms describing their sin. endeavours ≈ 11 min
stronghold—afTordlng security against all violence. The The tall and larye cedars, cspocially of Lebanon, wo ≈ 11 min
2). "-i. licaled me—affliction is often described as disease spondent. In my haste—in my terror, cut off . . . eyes ≈ 12 min
the pious is momentary. These precious words have con- pains of conviction, and deduces from his own experience ≈ 12 min
He .seeics help in God a righteous goverumeut (Psalm with the peace and aafety scoured by God's mercy. U« ≈ 12 min
executes His own. Ueathen—ia., nations. 13-19. The in- saves thee. 4:. (Cf. Psalm 9. 17.) devise my hurt—pur- ≈ 11 min
4.6).Bians Philippians her 5.20; make boast—glory 1-8). (cf. 30. beaten as Job it not been had such I knew 6. cf. 105. 1 ≈ 11 min
4.6).Bians Philippians her 5.20; make boast—glory 1-8). (cf. 30. beaten as Job it not been had such I knew 6. cf. 105. 1 ≈ 11 min
really goixl (Psalm 8!. 11). 5. eominit tUy way—(Prov- desert, but foes increase In malignity. 8e«'k after my life ≈ 12 min
•wealtli (cf. Psalm 3i). 0). Tlius the contrast with the "lit- chief singers. His nanu> mentioned, perhaps, as a special ≈ 12 min
Isaiah 44. 7), loo many to be set forth regularly. This be the very means to jirepare theni for humbly seeking ≈ 12 min
self of a time of joy. lielp of itis countenance—or, face protracted sullerings as God's people attests the con- ≈ 11 min
floods of rain, represented the heavy waves of sorrow an instrument so shaped, or denoting some tune or air so ≈ 11 min
lAt., M;j heart overflows: a good matter I speak; the things brouglit—in solemn form (cf. Job 10.19; 21.22). The en- ≈ 12 min
(Psalm IS. 2.) present help—Hi., a help he has been found 9. thought of—lit., compared, or considered, in respect of ≈ 11 min
(cf. Deuteronomy 32. 43; Psalm IS. 49; 9S. 9). a, 3. His uni- scuse, proverb (i.e., one word for several) is the usual E ≈ 11 min
by His Cliurcli 1,1'salin 2. S), as Canaan by the Jews, ex- sition (cf. also Proverbs '20. 7, 9; Habakkuk 2. 6; John ≈ 11 min
monntaln of his holiness- Ills Church (cf. Isaiah 2. 2,3; shall feed on (or, lietter, shall rule] them-as a shepherd ≈ 23 min
hold not help. 3. The terms of the last clause express full 1-3. In Jloses' prayer (Deuteronomy 9. 26) it is a iiromi- ≈ 11 min
be at rest lit., dwell, i. e., permanently. 7, 8. Even a to some emergency. Michlam—{Cf. Psalm 16.) To an ≈ 11 min
meek dove, drivt^n from his native homo to wander in deaf a<l(ler whicli lias no ear. 0. prays lor their de- ≈ 11 min
7.) 3. (Cf. Psalm 5. 5 ; 6.8.) 4, 5. prepare, &c. lit., set PSALM LXI. ≈ 11 min
better rendered, "O iny strength, on thee will I wait" (v. —lit., covered ovei' with darkness, or, distress, to the Rock ≈ 11 min
nately prevailed respecting tlie issue of these wars, the pression to feeling (1 Samuel 1. 15; Job 30. 10; Psalm 42. 4). ≈ 11 min
figurative terms—dry and thirsty—lit., weary, denoting dence (Psalm 25. 4, 10). Avilderness—places though not in- ≈ 12 min
It. 2. insiirreition—?(7., uproar, noisy assaults, as well onomy X\. 11), enfeebles the frame, men to ride over our ≈ 12 min
5'). 8), as exjilained by—saving health—or lit., salva- or (cf. Psalm C2. 1), To thee silence is praise—f. e., Praise Is ≈ 35 min
PSALM LXXIV. drous works. 2, 3. These verses express the purpose of ≈ 12 min
ration, warning the wicked. Lilft . . . up lUe liorn—to dent transfer of pre-eminence in Israel from the former to ≈ 12 min
power, restrain—or, gird i.e., thyself, as with a sword, 1-3; 2 Samuel 19.41), It appears. In this place, that it hail ≈ 12 min
Exodus 9. 23-;{l) are consistent with Moses' account, lates to the captivity of the ten trn)es, as the former to ≈ 11 min
project the arrow (2 Samuel 1. 22; Hosea 7. 16). They clause cf. Psalm 79.4; Ezekiel 36.4. 8-11. brought—or ≈ 11 min
(cf. 11. V. 9-U). (Genesis 59, 60. heard—perceived 7). ab- 78.47.) figure (Isaiah represents the 16.8) The ≈ 11 min
1.1. sheep . pastil rt>- (Cf. Psalm 74. 1; 78, 70.) are rebuked, exhorted, and threaieued. ≈ 11 min
—i.e.. of God, of His appointment, the gods—or judges As such daily refit tlieir bodily strength till they reach ≈ 11 min
be not still—lit. , not quiet, as opposed to action. 3. thine 51. 17 ; SO. 18). saints—as Psalm 4.3, the "godly." 9. The ≈ 11 min
(Psalm 43. 3.) 3. longetli—most Intensely (Genesis 31. 30; acknowledged by all men (Psalm 4.5. 12-16; 47. 9). 11. ≈ 11 min
for the whole tal)ernacle. Its structure afforded facilities (Psalm 51.3; Ezeklel 8.12). 15. Contrasts God with his ≈ 11 min
up, i.e., as dead persons. 11, I'Z amplify the foregoing, "As the moon, and the witness in the sky is sure, i. e., ≈ 12 min
—faithfulness i. e., in fulfilling them. 2. I have said— ten His promise, and the plea for aid is urged in view .of ≈ 12 min
Psalm 3iii. joined with the harp. 4. thy work—i. c, of providence ≈ 12 min
(f)t ufuronomy X^. 27). %. brought fortli [anil] formed deep or vast thoughts (Psalm 40.5; Romans H. 2:5). 6. A ≈ 12 min
nearness to God. Such as do so abide or lodge secure from punishment, show thyself—(Cf. Margin.) Lift up thy- ≈ 12 min
Rock—A lirni basis, giving certainty of salvation (Psalm governmentof their sovereign Lord (cf. Psalm 30. 4; 32. ii) ≈ 11 min
subject to God. G. come—or, enter, with solemn forms, as invited to unite in praise. ≈ 11 min
which are according to truth. 3-5. The attending illus- 89. 7).trations of God's awful justice on enemies (Psalm S3. 14) ≈ 11 min
—myself (rsalni 3. 3; 2.'). 1), with allusion to the act, as one earth. 30-3.'{. He provides and adapts to man's wants ≈ 12 min
Cln'onicles 21. 19). 4. redcemetli—cost Is Unpllcd. de- countless nuiltltudcs of creatures, also displays Divlno ≈ 12 min
Him, according to His historically manifested glory. —i. e., Jacob himself is meant, as v. 24 speaks of his people. ≈ 12 min
vah, implies that He, tlie unchangeable, self-existing Be- same Hebraism (Psalm 65. 3, Margin). 28-36. The ninth ≈ 12 min
Psalm, intimating tlie obligations of praise, however we them" (Numbers 16. 33). (2) Of the Lcvilical rebels, with ≈ 12 min
seo Numbers 2,"). 2, 3, 5. Baal-peor, i. e., the possessor of Peor, singing (Psalm 50. 14). 23-.32. Here are set forth t ≈ 12 min
overy part of his systeni (cf. Numbers 5. 22-27), and become 10. 4) typified. The last very obscure clause—from the ≈ 12 min
1), a formula, used in prophetic or other solemn or ex- used collectively for many) tho heads] over many lands, ≈ 12 min
is. Temporal blessings follow the service of God, excep- ful and pious public acknowledgments. ≈ 11 min
37.37). Ill [oro/J the way—course of life, walk [act] In 49-51. Resting on the promises consoles under affliction ≈ 12 min
the pious delight in those who fear God, but, after all, rely 93-94. Hence the pious are encouraged and inclined to ≈ 12 min
cipline in leading the pious more highly to value the application. 98. wiser than mine enemies—with all their ≈ 12 min
Israel, he owed to God his whole internal and external me;" the commandments forming one co?7!jjZfie?v7ioie, thy ≈ 12 min
door, let in light, or knowledge. Rather, as Hengsten- 8). Instead of fearing his persecutors, he fears God's word ≈ 12 min
door, let in light, or knowledge. Rather, as Hengsten- 8). Instead of fearing his persecutors, he fears God's word ≈ 23 min
2. 2; Hosea 2. 15). prevailed— been able, i. e., to accom- additional plea, 13, is made on the ground of GtKl's choice ≈ 11 min
to service (Psalm l-ll. 2), as opposed morning—the ei'e/ii'rtig' ≈ 11 min
118. 1-1, and was perhaps used at the Amen by the people. David in the former part of the book, presenting tlie usual ≈ 11 min
It tor to deliverance which affliction from sins is a prayer isonce Palestine. rare in 3, common, now 4. Whether ≈ 30 min
agement the principles and blessings of wisdom, and the pernicious schemes and practices of sinful persons. These ≈ 10 min
verses are entirely unconnected, each containing a complete sense in itself. ≈ 10 min
more verses. ≈ 10 min
is very much mixed ; of the peculiarities, cf. parts 2 and 3. ≈ 10 min
as "dark .sayings" or " riddles." t . ≈ 10 min
character. In both parts 5 and 6 the distinctive peculiarity of the original proverbial style gives place to the modifi- ≈ 10 min
11.21; Romans 6.21; Galatians 6.7,8). be nUed—even to inwardly govern motives. 4. favour—grace, amiability ≈ 23 min
ch. 7. 6-8). precious life—more valuable than all else. 37- tament, and unless this be sucli, none exist. 5. Nothing ≈ 12 min
I . . . strength—or, "As forwas usually found, went . . . house—implying, perhaps, sound wisdom—(Ch. 2.7.) ≈ 12 min
cepts of wisdom, maketh . . . father—or, gladdens a wliicli he inherits (cf. v. 6). 9. (Cf. Psalm 35. 16; Daniel 11. ≈ 12 min
dolence, and not for rest, causcth shame lit., is base (cf. to betray confidence. 14. counsel—the art of governing ≈ 12 min
. . vices), little gathereth Margin), . labour—(cf. by cli. 11.) to truth deceit—contrary andcounsels—(Cf. little, desir ≈ 11 min
. . (Cf. 21. ch. 11. 31.) repaid—or. good will He ((3od)ception, root the resources sup- own (fruit)—their ≈ 11 min
—lit., speaketh ha/slily, or indiscreetly (Psalm 108. 33), as righteous and wicked, rather than contentment and dis- ≈ 23 min
exalteth liis gate—gratifies a vain loveof costly building, are often adduced with implied disapprobation. 5. Cf. v, ≈ 12 min
ciple (cf. Matthew 7. 16). 12. Hence, of course, God will journey's end; death will be his unchanging home. 17. ≈ 12 min
tion ; one produces the other. On the results, cf. ch. 3. l(i; Hearken i. e., obey (ch. 1.8; Ephesians 6. 1). despise . ≈ 12 min
The comparison "a* apples . , . sifoer" gives a like sense, 35. Sentiment of v. 24 carried out. seven . . . heart—t". ≈ 12 min
eous rejoice in good, and righteousness exalts a nation deprived of moral restraints, keepetli the law—has, ≈ 12 min
heart—makes himself insensible to sin, and so will not one. 33. (Cf. ch. 15. 18.) Such are delighted by discord ami > ≈ 12 min
ecnfident, and hence overbearing and litigious, made fat 110. 1 ; Isaiah 1. 24, &c.). Ithiel and Ueai were perhaps ≈ 12 min
fabulous creatine), as being literally insatiable; but the tntst in her—he relies on her prudence and skill, no ≈ 20 min
is not meant in a general sense; but there is no new however, his worldly "wisdom" (cli. 3. 9), but all proves ≈ 12 min
10). Then—Since such is the case, this—viz., pursuit of solid and chief good (r. 9, 10); whereas God makes ever,v- ≈ 25 min
1.5. "Iun coinfoiffr—twice .said to express continued satVeiin^ (in the land where afteiwards he was to reign). ≈ 12 min
put for any heir (Deuteronomy 25. .5-10). eye—(Ch. 1. 8.) own neglect of tliis (cf. 1 Kings 8. 03 with 11. 4, 6). Positi ≈ 12 min
be bell of the kingdom of the ten tribes about to be rent be kept (Psalm 76. 11), even as God keeps His word to us ≈ 12 min
"Behold the good wliicli I have seen, and which is be- sire, and not enjo.ying contentedly the present (1 Timothy ≈ 37 min
uot real. Taking into account his eternal existence, his may thereby be led "so to number their days, that they ≈ 13 min
to go to for igno- the city—proverb ≈ 12 min
answers to "reputation" (cli. 7. 1; Genesis 31. 30). Tiie d«ic season—(ch. 3. 1), not until duty has first iieen at- ≈ 12 min
(Jeremiah 17. 25); and vice versa (2 Samuel 15.30). 8. Tlie "tliought," is figurative. But it literally holds good of ≈ 12 min
transition to the formation of the body "in the womb" is cock. In the East all mostly rise with the dawn. But the ≈ 121 min
the anointing Holy Ghost, were already gathered, spice when she was sleeping; for to have left her then would ≈ 12 min
"honey" dropping from trees. The last supper, here set can appreciate and safely bear It now, which she could ≈ 25 min
and often soliloquizes, which He never does. The first sians 6. 14.) cunning workman—(Psalni 139. 14-16; Ephfe- ≈ 12 min
lets ;" with tliese, as witli thongs (so Lee, from the Arabic, Ciiurch here prays; meanwhile she enjoys inward .spirit- ≈ 12 min
to love ; love-apples, supposed to exhilarate the spirits and sians 1. 13, 14). As in V. 5, slie was " leaning" on Him, ≈ 116 min
it shall be again given over to be consumed: if even a tenth Ahaz was superintending the works for defence, and the ≈ 12 min
both .Syriajiiid IsisK'l thftcnpilal shall remaiuas it is; they deliver captive man (Jeremiah 31. 22; Micah 5. 3). Langu ≈ 12 min
('. e., none invasion in Hezekiah's reign; but it shall lie s|)ared (ch.and rear vines (ch. 5. 6). there shall not come— ≈ 48 min
materials (Zechariah 12. 6). 17, 18. light of Israel—car- translates, " Because of the fatness ;" an image of the Assy- ≈ 12 min
scented in the fear of Jehovah :" endowed with a singular trust." rest—resting-place (ch. 60. 13; Psalm 132. 8, 14 ; Eze ≈ 24 min
the liord—day of His vengeance on Babylon (ch. 2. 12). cement, no grass grows. 31. wild beasts Hebrew, tsiyim, ≈ 11 min
cuted— Uk; Hebrew is rather ac^i're, " which persecuted Caucasus north of them. The allusion to the stars har- ≈ 23 min
remain in Idumea, a blessing will redound to Judah itself ried away the people of Damascus to Kir, in the fourth ≈ 12 min
what the axeman leaves when he cuts down the grove as for tlie idol Cneph, which was represented in temple- ≈ 12 min
the eyes as actually present, not future. chalT of . . . made others to fear the like (Deuteronomy 28. 37). Ratlier; ≈ 12 min
the verge of completion, sour grape . . . flower—rather, —(Psalm 104.3; 18.10.) come into Egypt—to inflict ven- ≈ 24 min
prophecy) to their contemporaries, a witness—to their was a satrap who usurped the throne. He was so able a ≈ 48 min
sinners, God, who has all hosts at His command, is the alilte about to be delivered at the end of the period. So ≈ 12 min
a great tumult the gate is battered down." [Horsley.] ably a double visitation is intended, deliverance to the ≈ 11 min
after "people." "There shall be among the people (a templates judgments on proud sinners, symbolized by the ≈ 11 min
otlier nations on which Babylon had exercised its cruelty spoils of . . . hands lit., the craftily-acquired spoils of hi ≈ 24 min
(Zechariah 12. 10; 13. 1). As the passover in the first mouth introduced as scofllngly commenting on Isaiah's warn- ≈ 12 min
17 ; 7. 9; Job 3.S. G) ; the stone laid at the corner where two heavy instruments would crush and injure the seed, ≈ 12 min
1 Chronicles 14. 11), there Jehovah, by David, broke forth as Ver. 1-24. Coming Invasion of Jerusalem : its Fail- ≈ 36 min
(as tlie Ilvbreiv means an uplifting) the uprising cloud is over, so as to spare the blood-marked houses of the Israel- ≈ 12 min
{v. is 27), tne againi^entioned agninst raised enemy of God. unseen sword flee—Sen- by the here, mean man—but ≈ 12 min
haste" (ch. 28. 10); the reckless who will not take time to derness where no fruits were. [Queen Elizabeth's ≈ 12 min
clause of v. 5; as v. 6 referred to its first clause, speaketh thinks there is an allusion to the Mosaic precept, not to ≈ 24 min
for the controversy of ZIon—t. e., the year when God will meadow saffron, an autumnal flower with bulbous roots; ≈ 23 min
(Psalm 149. 7; Hosea 5. 9). blasphemy — blasphemous came before God. It was here that Cain and Abel, and ≈ 12 min
the }imiour of God (Exodus 32. 12-14 ; Psalm 83. 18; Daniel 9. shows that the first two years refer to the past, not to ≈ 48 min
to Zion; thou that bringest good tidings to Jerusalem." 66. 1 ; 1 Kings 8. 27 ; Psalm 50. 8-13). beasts—which abounded ≈ 12 min
account of their youthful vigour for an enterprise. 31. quick in finishing the idol, so as to avert the impending ≈ 24 min
expiring flax- wick (v. 3), but not so He in His purposes of will go forth as a mighty warrior (Exo<lus 15. 3) to destro ≈ 24 min
42.9). spring forth—as a germinating herb: a beautiful as the parallelism ("teachers") proves. [Maurer.] Or, ≈ 36 min
Hition with "him," "A potsherd among the potsherds of word.s, thereby identifying Himse lf wil h Jehovah (John 1!*. ≈ 37 min
name" from u. 9, supplies "my glory" from the next siah, and literally to the final restoration of Israel. 23. ≈ 74 min
St. Matthew's quotation is not a mere nccommodalion. See sentence." [Lowth and Hengstenbekg.] Gehisnu's not ≈ 24 min
119. 1(5). Specially referring to the peacefulprosperity which Quoted in Acts 13. 34. 4. him—the mystical David (Eze- ≈ 72 min
15. 8.) 1. oldherit . . . land—(Ch. 49. 8 ; 54. 3 ; 65. 9 ; Psalm 37. U, 2:2 ; Mat- 60. 21.) that he might be glorified— ≈ 24 min
geance, suddenly descendijig on thy peopJe's foe (Psalm —the temple. "Beautiful" includes the idea of glorious ≈ 24 min
shall be enjoyed again, tlicnce—from that time forward. Ghost (Acts 7. 48, 49); lastly here, as to "the tabernacle ≈ 71 min
ye who now live." The generation needed only to be the event of their penitence, spoken and—rather (God's ≈ 12 min
ornaments (cf. Isaiah 61. 10). attire girdles for the breast. In the eighteenth year of the same reign, backsliding— ≈ 12 min
of the fatal results of apostasy, not . . . -whole Iiesil-t— His family and its privileges (cf. Ezekiel 37.3; Calvin ≈ 12 min
just (i. e., comparatively innocent) by the surpassing guilt Father" (John 1. 12; Galatians 4. 6). The elect are "cliil- ≈ 12 min
of God's peculiar nearness to Israel (Deuteionomy 1.7) but which is as yet fallow, overgrown with weeds, its ≈ 12 min
(i. e., more impetuous) than those ivinds" (which fan the else, rentest, i. e., dost lacerate by punyturing the eyelid i ≈ 35 min
prolit nothing" (see v.i; ch. 5. 31.) 9,10. "Will ye steal, required to be wholly burnt) to the latter (which were ≈ 36 min
countrymen with a formula of reply to Clialdee idolaters with his people) is not at his own discretion, but is over- ≈ 12 min
merely shameful, but the essence of all that is shameful visitation— LXX. (!mHs/a<e, " ir. the year of thejr," Ac., ≈ 12 min
hya-na;" the corresponding Arabic word means hycena; garment worn constantly next the skin, without being ≈ 12 min
iny vineyard—(Isaiah 5. 1, 5.) trodden my portion favours tins view. But I prefer ^^Hf/^/^A Version. 'Vhe Eu- ≈ 24 min
kiel 23. 46.) Rather,"! will give- them up to vexation," I meet thee; so "to be placable, nay, of their own accord to ≈ 12 min
kiel 23. 46.) Rather,"! will give- them up to vexation," I meet thee; so "to be placable, nay, of their own accord to ≈ 12 min
ment), which separates tlie chaff from the wheat{Matthew out price—God casts his people away as a thing worth ≈ 24 min
tended to be inscribed very differently, viz., with His ping up insidiously by the heel," from which Jacob (Hosea ≈ 12 min
Its fear of .Assyria and Babylon (Isaiah 31. 1, 3). tmsteth tion is usual in the prophetic style, owing to the prophet s ≈ 12 min
from the enemies whom he excited by his faithful denun- Ver. 1-23. GoD, AS the Sole .Sovereign, has an Abso- ≈ 24 min
Jerusalem, such as Bethany. not" (Acts 18.5; cf. ch. 2:1.9; 1 Corinthians 9.16, 17). 10. ≈ 48 min
atry, which will prove a vain trust to you (ch. 2. 5; 2 Kings from Jehovah's true prophets, but misapply them (see ≈ 12 min
11.) 18. A reason is given why the false prophets should class: inventors of lies. The climax, and worst of the ≈ 24 min
house of God;" Miey being most guilty whose religious into heathen lands, sliout . . . tread . . . grapes—(Ch. ≈ 12 min
had relied most on him, and Egypt and Judea stood on a ments shall pass " from nation to nation," till all has been ≈ 12 min
Kot buppre-ssing or solteniug auglit for fear of giving of- second or third year of his eleven years' reign. And . . . ≈ 24 min
kiah himself goes to Babylon; here he sends ambassa- deliverance (this their prophecy is supposed, not expressed ; ≈ 12 min
the proiiliecy itself is given. 5. We have heard . . . God condescends to employ language adapted to liumaD ≈ 96 min
lakim at tills time (the fifth year of his reign) had no from a Hebrew root, "to be smooth," so, to slip away as a ≈ 12 min
ners gain uotliing but additional punishment by setting The "cabins," from a root, to bend one's self. 17. secretly ≈ 12 min
whom—referring to Zedekiah, not to Coniah (2 Kings 24. death, which makes his spiritual firmness the more re- ≈ 12 min
now in his straits afraid to oppose his princes. He hides means to the end. 19. Afraid of the .Tews—more than of ≈ 24 min
thus to rush into the trap laid for them! Isaiah 57.1 men of war," stated in v. 3 to have been slain by Ishmael, ≈ 12 min
the destruction of the temple and city, cut themselves dition of Staying in Judea, and their Destruction ≈ 12 min
waited God's time and revelation, showing the reality of the trustworthiness of Jeremiah, of which thej' had for ≈ 12 min
often (Deuteronomy 17. 16), as now, forbidden their going plague arising from insutficient or bad food; others, by ≈ 12 min
shows tliat some returned to Judea (cf. ch. 42. 17). 14. none The God, whose providence is ever solicitously watching ≈ 12 min
so desperate shall medicine will avail, ; but no be ≈ 12 min
11). Appropriate to Egypt, where Apis wa.s worshipped have no helper left when the Philistines should be de- ≈ 11 min
having tjiken Hoshbon, the chief city of Moab {v. 4-5), in his name—those at a greater distance whom the fame of ≈ 12 min
scene. The foe do not spare even infants. 5. j^oing np learn the lot that awaits themselves (cf. 1 Samuel 4.13, 16). ≈ 24 min
Romans, uncovered Isis secret places—where he hid 'ZZ. (Cf. ch. 48. 40, 41.) Boirah—(A'o^c, ch. 48. 24.) 'Z3. Pro- ≈ 12 min
called Scenites, i. p., tent-dwellers, cnrtalns — riz., witli Darius, who took Baljylon byartitice when it liad revolted ≈ 11 min
battle-cry. given . . . lian<l—an idiom for, submiJled to its fall shall tell in Judea how God avenged the cause of ≈ 12 min
and opulence of Babylon ; whence also in the Image seen mountain—(Revelation 8. 8.) A volcano, which, after ≈ 12 min
was'lhe most important one in the building, the founda- this land. [Giiorius.) 35. my tlesh- which Nebuchad- ≈ 12 min
such a way that resistance was impossible. 57. (Ver. 39; (2 Chronicles 36. 13; Ezekiel 17. 15. 16, 18). 1. forts—Rather, ≈ 33 min
menstruoMs woman—held unclean, and shunned by all; ... a line — The Easterns used a nieasuring-line not ≈ 25 min
calamity, search—as opposed to the torpor wherewith monsters, are mammalian. Even they suckle their ≈ 12 min
laid for us. 48. (Jeremiah 4. 19.) Ain, ]}. 49-51. with- heavier than that of tlie former, overthrown ... in a ≈ 12 min
Koph, p. The last times just before the taking of the city. of . . . wilderness—because of the liability to attack by ≈ 57 min
20.) Take patiently their rejection of thee, for I thy Loi-d verbs IS. 17; Matthew 9. 13). As in v. 19, the minister is ≈ 24 min
rageous;" lit., to tumnltuale : to have an extravagant rage 11. reproach among the n.itions— the.v whose idolatries ≈ 24 min
after (Zeoliariah 12. 10-12). 17. sliall be weak uis water and the "prince." The consternation shall pervade all ≈ 24 min
lation 13. 8). As Oriental scribes suspend their inkhorn their destruction, and leaves them without excuse. [Cal- ≈ 12 min
changes, voice of . . . God— the thunder (Psalm 29. 3, presence from the temple preparatory to the destrnction ≈ 12 min
t to the end of the chapter, are repeated from ch. 1., are leave the house altogether (v. 18, 19), not to return till ch ≈ 12 min
ho.ly of holies, and, like the cherubim and flaming sword struction to be the token of the destruittion of all, «iven of ≈ 24 min
-All those false prophets (Lamentations 2. 14), who "flat- 4. foxes—which cunningly "spoil the vines" (Song of ≈ 12 min
einphfisis. Peace—iSa/c^2/ to the nation. Ezekiel confirms yet will ye save your own souls;" I, the Lord God, will not ≈ 12 min
tlie uatwHrd. maiii/eslatiuii of idol-worship follows; they those prophets of yours are deluding you, and I permit ≈ 12 min
one on!// jailgmmt incurred, snrely >ww, wlien all four are favour from iiifaiic.v (t: 1-7); 2. and, when grown up, join ≈ 12 min
2. 3.) Lit.,burnt. G. So will I give the inhabitants of Jerusalem, as of ornaments." naked . . . bare—(Hosea ≈ 12 min
men— rallier, "of the j>/iaHi/.v," the Hindoo linyam, or abominations as it was in tlie days of the corrupt Cannan- ≈ 12 min
law of retribution is the more signally exemplified by God to Samaria and Sodom, to wliicli thou art akin by birth. ≈ 12 min
jewels— /ii., vessels of thy fairness or beauty ; the vessels of tilings, and despises bretliren, for whose needs it the ≈ 12 min
sun from tlie darlc clouds. With all her forgetfulness of acumen and serious thought. The Hebrew is derived ≈ 24 min
the iniquities of the fathers upon the children unto the . . . hand, &c.—where he has tlie opportunity, and might ≈ 48 min
Chapter 424 ≈ 12 min
and ch. 21. begun with "Moreover," i&c, as in the Hebrew 31. 19.) 13. it is a trial-rather, "There is a trial" being ≈ 23 min
with the fire," Ac. Image from smelting metals (ch. 22. husbands fell. 20. Her priests—whose " lips should hava ≈ 12 min
come—Instead of deriving advantage from her bloody that they should not submit to the king of Babylon (note, ≈ 12 min
ns her lawful husband, nelglibours—on the north-east issue. The horse was made by the Egyptians the hiero- ≈ 11 min
"warning" {Note, ti. 10) of the northern kingdom before "chariots." [Grotius.] wheels—the unusual height of ≈ 23 min
side, or the (to border of open fulfilled, shall is the your up . . from cities—J "ye know prophecythe ≈ 11 min
of the overthrow of the temple, when the fugitive "es- 15-21), but now in the hands of their original owners; and ≈ 11 min
of the overthrow of the temple, when the fugitive "es- 15-21), but now in the hands of their original owners; and ≈ 11 min
reasonably supposes that her re- uttered Tyre Rabhi-David tliemselves. to More riglit heloasjed of thouglittliey ≈ 12 min
14.; 2 Chronicles 2S. IS.) Tlie"old hatred" refers to their gates i. e., the si ngle gate composed of two folding doors. ≈ 12 min
St; 4. tlie effects proiluced on other nations by her down- cause of the many kings who owned allegiance to him (2 ≈ 12 min
iminense nutnbers of "horses," that it sliall "cover" tlie they make the name of every Tyrian to be feared. [Faib- ≈ 23 min
against thy beautiful possessions acquired by tliy wisdom midst of thee—». c., they have filled the midst of tlie city ≈ 12 min
the uncircumcised or godless heathen deserve; and per- make His "fire" to "devour" him. ai. Zidon—famous ≈ 59 min
not on riifhtand equity, but on force and arms, every 8; 3. 15; 10. 21; 23. 1, 2). 3. fat—or, by dillcrtiitly pointing ≈ 60 min
probably a common one of the kings of the country, as ready to deal in the ill-gotten spoil of the invaders of God's ≈ 12 min
he luid expected the spoil* of conquest, valley—so vast him in the person of Messiah, when he sliall acknowledge ≈ 12 min
ing for seven months; then special men were erriployed, three and a half miles and 140 yards to his temple square. ≈ 12 min
ures were mostly taken from the human body. The greater "placed." 44. the chambers of the singers two\n num- ≈ 36 min
three parts: (1) that for the sanctuary (v. 2, 3); (2) that for same entrance. The offerings on sabbaths are larger than ≈ 56 min
to which the "king's seed" belonged (cf. v. 3). 7. gave in the court of Pharaoh (Genesis 40. 5; 41. 1-8). Daniel, in ≈ 48 min
6.; of these last two pairs, the former shows God's near- their high position in the king's court, who therefore ln» ≈ 24 min
nor had he been consulted on such matters since. 8. Bel- clause. Not only as members of God's council (ch. 7. 10; ≈ 12 min
by NebucUadncziiar " the decree of the watchers,'' is here of the world and the very beasts (Genesis 1. 28; so Nebu- ≈ 12 min
heavy load (Matthew II. 28). LXX. and Vulgate translate was the first symptom of his "understanding" having ≈ 94 min
of the fourth kingdom in ch. 7. 8. The little horn in ch. 7. Antiochus. So that a fuller accomplislimeitt is future. ≈ 12 min
of the end—so v. I9;.ch, II. 35, 36. 40. The event being to I . . . did the ktrag'ii buitinegs—he who holds nearest ≈ 72 min
Seleucus Callinicus, upon his death by a fall from his under Seleucus Nicator. upriglit ones Jasher, or Jeshu- ≈ 69 min
the filleenth year of Uzziah's forty-one years' reign. From the privileges which were as needful to them as milk is to ≈ 11 min
was the royal city of Ahab and his successors. In the "the day of one" is the time of God's special visitation of ≈ 11 min
or various images of Baal in different cities, whence the posture is the usual one with Orientals when not in action, ≈ 24 min
(Leviticus 6. 26; 111. 17). The priests greedily devoured teronomy 6. 13; 10. 20; Jeremiah 4. 2); it is therefore here ≈ 12 min
the people, instead of trying to suppress it. For the neck. Israel had represented God under the form of ≈ 48 min
11.31; 12.20). Israel set up Jeroboam and his successors, the Assyrians (cf. as to Judah, Jeremiah 42.-44.), when these ≈ 12 min
said, "He sliall not return into . . . Egypt." Fairbairn should rear their children, yet will I bereave them (the ≈ 12 min
ing grapes to quench his thirst, or the early fig (esteemed unto himself—not unto Me. according to . . . multi- ≈ 24 min
villages, which are the branches or dependencies of the ≈ 36 min
In Assyria, application to Egypt for its cavalry (forbidden, LXX. favour Margin, " memorial." as the wine of Le- ≈ 10 min
ing the place of the more frequent rains in other regions. wants; not merely the protection implied by the sfiadow ≈ 22 min
assembly lit., a day of restraint or cessation from work, so destroyed by special Divine interposition, is meant {Note, ≈ 36 min
are desired to "beat their plouglislvares into xwords, and Jehovah there (Zechariah 14. 16). 18. mountains . . . drop ≈ 33 min
the outer garment, which Exodus 22. 25-27 ordered to be will punish—the greater the privileges, the heavier the ≈ 12 min
"I will be with thy mouth" (Exodus 4. 12; .leremlah 1.8; aloft to have a view of your crimes, so as to testffy to the ≈ 25 min
His way. God is "a consuming fire" (Deuteronomy 4. descendant of Joseph) was, comparatively to what it once ≈ 12 min
peace offerings—offerings for obtaining from God peace God caused them to go captive among idolaters. Cf. 2 ≈ 105 min
ite." For tills was the name used among themselves; and his people. The infinite resources of God in mercy ≈ 12 min
Jonah himself must best know how his God is to be ap- wandered, " I will arise and go to my Father" (Luke 15, ≈ 12 min
obedient to the father's command, " Go work In my vine- less, at a distance inward from the Zab, south-east. From ≈ 57 min
liren ol God to depart out of an ungodly world, as it is that the sin and punishment exactly correspond. 4. ≈ 48 min
t)y is reading Ny- CHAPTER VII. adopted >f Another the Lord." LXX., ≈ 35 min
the previous verses have prepared the way, viz., to assure (according to DiODORU.s Siculus, 2.) brolje into their city, ≈ 12 min
nearly the same as Isaiah 52. 7, referring to the similar tile dny of his preparation — Jehovah's (Isaiah 13. 3). ≈ 12 min
on the Tigris (the westdefeuce of Nineveh) was 4,530 yards 24. 1, 3, 4 ; Zephaniah 1. 15). faces of all f;«f Iter black- ≈ 91 min
kings, they might have said, Our kings have forced us to [Calvin, tfec] Lord . . . prepared a sacriAce — viz., a ≈ 11 min
miali 9. 10; Hosea 4. 3). the stumbling-blocks— idols bidden, who a\so had to "sanctify" or purify themselves ≈ 11 min
similarity of sounds, Shoah, Umeshoah, express the dreary the punishment awaiting the neighbouring states an ar- ≈ 12 min
in(js u Uh cUierns (i. e., water-tanks dtir; in the eartli) for calamities patiently, knowing that God will avenge them. ≈ 71 min
thus sealed by Haggai's inspired authority; in the last Father makes the covenant wlierein they, as identified ≈ 10 min
V. 19 may stand in the more marked contrast with the of peace (Micah 5. 10; Zechariah 9. 10). 23. take tliee— ≈ 21 min
(.Jehovah)" (v. 12). good words and comfortable words with Judah from Babylon, the full return of the former, ≈ 12 min
40.6; 58.1), I am Jealous for Jerusalem—as a husband referred to. For every one of the /our horns there was a ≈ 48 min
babel's way shall be removed, so that the crowning top- which the two olive trees stand beside the candlestick. ≈ 12 min
Joshua thp hi^li priest, and Zerubbabel the civil ruler, tlie emblem of tlie various Gentile lands of tlieir present ≈ 11 min
—piebald. Implying i mixed dispensation, partly pros- Babylon." But as he has a "house" at Jerusalem, he is ≈ 36 min
viticus 22. 26; Numbers 14. 22. of all languages of the words being supplied from v. 1). Riblah, the scene of the ≈ 12 min
as are bastards (Deuteronomy 23. 2). [Grotius.] An alien give Saviour. Tlie Hebrew is reflexive in sense, " sliow- ≈ 12 min
place cut off from access." Maureb thinks, "a height" Maurer thinks, tlie goodness, &c., of His land or Hit ≈ 24 min
its rulers ("the young lions"). The valley of tiie Jordan siah's advent then future: the prophets often speaking ≈ 12 min
covenant made witli the whole nation is to hold good no also expresses), and therefore is here attributed to Him ≈ 24 min
two-thirds fall (cli. 13. 8, 9). the blows, and so were " tlirust through" (v. ?<) "between" ≈ 12 min
tain opened—It has been long opened, but then first it In . . . house ofmy friends—An implied admission that ≈ 24 min
cuit. The whole hilly land round Jerusalem, which would feast, but they may do so by representatives. 17. no rain ≈ 82 min
were to be in force until Jolin (Matthew 11. 13), no prophet tlie Baptist) is come already in a sense (cf. Acts 3. 21). ≈ 88 min
Eastern locust, a food of the poor (Leviticus 11. 22). and (so Stani.ey's Sinai and Palestine), it was clearly the call- ≈ 24 min
way out of—rather, ' from'—the water. Mark has "out which follow to be overlooked, "I have put my Spirit ≈ 37 min
that this refers to a first visit to Nazareth after His bap- mences witli Isaiah 7., to which ch. 6. is introductory,- ≈ 84 min
mount importance—if thou bring thy gift to the altar, to make up the quarrel without delay, lest sentence of ≈ 84 min
morrow ! for tine morrow shall take thought for the to lie uncorrected in himself. He only is fit to be a re- ≈ 48 min
61. "And another also said, Lord, I will follow thee; but Luke 5. 17-26.) Tills incident appears to follow next in ≈ 12 min
we have here to deal with, but a reluctance to break with it. been tlie name by wliicli he was known as a disciple. ≈ 24 min
ciples, he Rave them power— The word signifies both twelve Jesus sent forth, and commanded tliem, say- ≈ 96 min
aylns, &c.—These parables are seven in number; and &c. The explanation of this lies in tlie statement of the ≈ 36 min
irere of—or ' from '—Jerusalem—Mark says they "came moment, and the sense of sin be reserved for deviations ≈ 23 min
for Mark (8.3.?) expressly says, "When lie had turne(l ive desire to stand well irith others begets that temptation ≈ 36 min
compassion, and loosed him, and forgave him the appointment ; and to the purpose of God, expressed by the ≈ 12 min
the close of the working day; a most unusual hour bothfor offering and engaging—and found others standing CHAPTER XXI. ≈ 36 min
men. Rabbi, Rabbi—It is the spirit rather-than the letter (11. 42) it is "judgment, mercy, and the love of God"—the ≈ 12 min
crites ! for yc shut up the kingdom of heaven against was the smallest; both were by tlio law unclean. JJO. ≈ 24 min
but their house now, not the Lord's. See on ch. 22. 7. U precarious, save to warn us how large a portion of thoseleft un ≈ 24 min
and traded wltli the same—expressive of the activity that does his Master no service—Into outer darkness ≈ 12 min
. . . 3G. KaJsed . . . sick . . . prison, and ye came nnto able to credit the testimony borne to us by the King? 41. ≈ 12 min
Verily I say nnto yo\i, Ac.—Astonishing dialogue this ye did nothing for Me. I came to you also, but ye knew ≈ 36 min
dearassociations would these faniiliar words—now uttered one spot but the expectation of some promised manifesta- ≈ 21 min
in the Prophets," there Is weighty evidence in favour of the Gospels—is not to be overlooked, and he cried out, ≈ 24 min
another reading, 'Let us go elsewhere'— Into the next plan of the house, and the part of it from wliicli Jesus ≈ 24 min
that hath not, from him shall be taken even that (8. 24), "in.somuch that the ship was covered w:th the ≈ 12 min
awe—and said one to another. What manner of man much that tie would not send them away out of the ≈ 12 min
evei y tiling, and what was befallen to the possessed of the now fast rising, and he Avas nigh unto the sea. ii^. ≈ 12 min
ing wliat was done in her—alarmed, as a humble, 7-13. Mission OF THE Twelve Apo.stles. (=Matthew ≈ 12 min
once'— in a charger— or large flat 'trencher' — the enced on the return of the Seventy (see on Luke 10. 17-22), ≈ 12 min
Chapter 525 ≈ 60 min
Is becansc we have no bread—But a little ago He was ter," retirement in this case would be salutary to him- ≈ 36 min
Continuation of Teaching suggested by tlte Disciples' Strife terpretation changes the nicaningof the "fire," and the ≈ 12 min
Is, that there they refer to impure inclinations; here, to Resuukection—The Ambitious Request of James and ≈ 12 min
ask—How gentle the reply to such a request, preferred at mitted," and so was not titled to gain their object, but ≈ 13 min
forth from that dear roof at Bethany to tlie "mountain to tlie great lesson, that ?(o obstacle s/tould be able to stand ≈ 36 min
5)—and [love] salutations in the market-places, 39. tlieir notions of the things themselves were as confusea ≈ 84 min
' anathematize,' or wish himself accursed iflooked npon him—Luke (22.56) is here more graphic; to curse— ≈ 12 min
ing, I know not, neither underictand I what thon Lord about the double crowing of the cock, which would ≈ 24 min
the liord working with them, and confirming the "The Lokd;" thus illustrating His own promise for the ≈ 44 min
represented as encompassing all heavenly visions.' [Ol- ing and praising God, &c.—The l.-itter word, used of the ≈ 12 min
full-grown "man, Clirist Jesus," who never saw in him 17), devout women, when family duties permitted, went ≈ 12 min
Jerusalem, not gazing on its architecture, or surveying and outgoings of filial supplication, freedom, love, and ≈ 24 min
by another, equally familiar, which we express in a out of the ship—see on Matthew 13. 2. 4. for a draught ≈ 12 min
now tliey do it again ; and yet alter tlie Crucifixion they next day began shows what had been the burden of this ≈ 12 min
testimony yet borne to our Loi'd's growing influence, rendered 'on a level place,' i. e., a piece of high table- ≈ 59 min
culty, by throwing on Jesus the definition of 'neighbour,' to be the elder sister. 39. wliichaiso—' who for her part,' ≈ 12 min
—a distance of nineteen miles nortli-east, a deep and very one (Acts 22.3). heard—rather, 'kept listening' to His fertil ≈ 36 min
the long outer garment, always done before travel and what was now so near at hand does it reveal! peacel ≈ 84 min
only ought to be called "good?" Impossible; lor that specification is still more minute in Matthew and Mark, ≈ 12 min
cii. 15. 32. What encouragement Is there in this narrative cli. 13.9. tiiy peace—'glancing perhaps at the name of ≈ 47 min
of treason before the king, and of blasphemy, for the king very dilterent state of his fellow's mind. (3.) His anxiety ≈ 12 min
See on ch. 8. 1-3. liJ. Peter, &c.—See on John 20. 1, &c. for disclosure. See on Mark 1(3. 7. The two from Emmaus ≈ 12 min
was is mere conjecture. Einmaws—about seven and a stands in the midst of them. What encouragement to ≈ 33 min
into the world, enligliteneth every man;' or, is "the against whom this gentle spirit is vehement in his ≈ 12 min
Nazareth, the other in the Judean desert—to prevent all his tnaster's Master had at length appeared, and heaving ≈ 12 min
on this evidence only?'—an expression of admiration. now He was " a Son over His own house" (Hebrews 3. 6 ≈ 12 min
mon 5. 1), speaking of the general practice, the gooti death by their hands, and resurrection by His own, which ≈ 12 min
the "new birth," so startling to Nicodemus. To a Jewish longed, but from which lie was beginning to be separated ≈ 24 min
here Is fundamental and all comprehensive. "This the reason assigned, " For Salvation is of the Jews," ≈ 24 min
nected with a royal household; such as Chuza (Luke 8. 3), part of V. 3 in some good iVLSS., and the use of some un- ≈ 12 min
more divided the Harmonists of tlie Gospels, and the du- ured iiis whole case. But the word of command consum- ≈ 187 min
liig, lie groaned In spirit—tlie tears of Mary jxiid her tures. Martlia, sister of the dead—and as such the ≈ 60 min
are these brief hints of the successive steps by which have loved you, that ye also love one anotlier, iSic. ≈ 62 min
Representative on earlli. nniir of Uirni lost, but tlie generates infidelity to a large extent within its own ≈ 12 min
even so, have I also sent ('sent I also') them into the shows the meaning of the first. It is not the future glory ≈ 24 min
some of the "band" that "took Jesus." stood tliere, clining to meddle with the case, having sent Him to ≈ 74 min
57), thus liilfilliug Isaiah 5.'!. 9; "an honourable counsellor from the dead, and become the first-fruits of them that ≈ 62 min
communications of the risen lledeemer said to have been 32. wti ile they looked steadfastly toward heaven—FoN ≈ 23 min
Zechariah 12. 10, whose full accomplishment is reserved for 12. 3), and like a burning flame made their souls glow witii ≈ 34 min
the) Christ. of tile l.lbertlnes—Jewish freednieii; iiianuniitted Ro- ≈ 11 min
Genesis 15. 13, 16 (see on Galatians 3. 17). after tliat shall wilderness, with the angel . . . and with our fathers ≈ 59 min
AT THIS Time. 31. Then had the churches rest—rather, ch. 11.20,21); and Saul probably acted on this principle ≈ 104 min
and one worttiy of his standing, as formally pi'ououncing, fornication—The characteristic sin of heathendom, un- ≈ 47 min
mans, a seller of pnrple, of the city of Thyatlru—on the l::ws, and this might be thought to apply to any ≈ 128 min
ledge of "what was to befall him there," was the result classes of coming enemies are here aniiounced, the one ≈ 95 min
and owner . . . more than Paul—He would naturally were toiling at the pumps, Paul was wrestling In prayer, ≈ 12 min
typhon or tornado, causing a whirling of the clouds, tarch.] The Roman general knew no better name for ≈ 175 min
' was of one,' meaning not ' one man, but,ail the period from Adam "until the law" of Moses was by one (rather, ≈ 49 min
ooniinon .<ense), that to ^vl»om ye yield yonr»eiv«-.s str- Plliiviri'i, Ai.FOUB, &e.], seems unnatural and uncalled ≈ 13 min
conclnsion of the preceding sentence; not a new oik— likeness, of unveiled access to Him, and inetfahle fellow- ≈ 13 min
' the generalbautl be dead ('die')—Sou. 3. sUe be'intirriecl— 'joined.' is meant by "sin" liere. It certainly is not ≈ 37 min
be Hint the SpirK of tiod ilwell in you—This does not Inijipiness, hci';\u>ifi to be "carnally minded Is death" (». ≈ 13 min
conversion) tlie spirit of bondage,' i. e., 'The spirit ye re- age of corrmytioii (its Ijondage to the princiiile of dec ≈ 37 min
" We are so Is to be regarded in this Epistle, i;. 34 ought to set thatqiitrois, tJirougli liiivi tSiat loved us—not ≈ 12 min
and as suci), reserved to the last) of wlioiii as conccrn- as God unconditionally chooses, as exemplified in tliat ≈ 25 min
the word is Hebrew, but occurs so in the Epistle of James ligion, or a general desire to be saved, with assiduous ≈ 12 min
but as it were (rather simply, ' as') by tlie works of the (Cf. Acts '22. 3; 26. 9-11 ; Galatians 1. 13, 14.) He alludes ≈ 12 min
here comljined, as is not unusual in quotations from the ness, liave not submitted tlieinselves to tike righteous- ≈ 37 min
pride, and tlion, being a Avilrt olive, wert (' wast') prehensible, but 'something before kept secret, eitlier ≈ 153 min
elsewhere. [Grotius.] In no gift—Not that all had all "contemptible speech" of the apostle. Apollos, doubtless, ≈ 48 min
V. 14, it is "A (not "the," as English Version) natural man." their actions. [Bengel.] There is a gradation, or ascend- ≈ 12 min
' -77ie day," i. e., tlie great day of days, the long expected it. Jesus Christ, our High Priest, 1ms 111" ouly litera! ≈ 12 min
wise In this world— wise in mere worldly wisdom (ch. 1. ish) priest was rather to conceal than to explain "the ≈ 12 min
It is "of the wise." St. Paul by inspiration states theclass Lord's judgment in His great day. Another argument ≈ 24 min
of me" (v. 16), through his admonitions, sent . . . Timo- nor Gentile law would have sanctioned such a marriage, ≈ 12 min
against some misconstruing (as by the Spirit he foresees present with His Church "gathered together in His name" ≈ 12 min
or heathen, malice—the opposite of " sincerity," which ≈ 12 min
a former one not now extant. That St. Paul does not re- The Gentile judges are here so termed by an epithet ap- ≈ 12 min
ting apart of one as consecrated by the Spirit in the eternal rection of the body Incorruptible. 14. (Romans 8. 11.) ≈ 12 min
Lord " (ell. 12. 27 ; Ephesians 4. 12, 15, 16 ; 5. 30). shall I then 3. 13; Hebrews 9. 12; 1 Peter 1. 18, 19 ; 2 Peter 2 ≈ 37 min
tiie question of eating meats offered to idols (referred to knowledge is not in all" in the same degree as we have It. ≈ 24 min
own accord (which I am not, for the "necessity" is laid . . . some—The gain of even "sojne" is worth the expendi- ≈ 13 min
querors, announcing their names. [Benoki^.J They proba- of Scripture, without the consciousness even of the ≈ 24 min
from the spiritual, Israel (Romans 2. 29; 4. 1 ; 9. 3; Oalatians meats, belong to the Lord, and are appointed for our us ≈ 49 min
being bastards, are without chastening (Hebrews 12. 8). living God-man (Romans 10. 9), aceursed—as the Jews ≈ 12 min
expression is not "Give a share to one anotlier," for all Christ" In the heathen Pliny's letter (Ep. 10. 97). The ≈ 12 min
God, by the impulse of His Spirit, that He would enable Idea, "hath many members" (v. 12, 14). [Alford.] ao. ≈ 35 min
ho had just expressed his own resolution, "/ will pray whole body of worshippers is a mob of fanatical "madmen ;" ≈ 61 min
as it afterwards became by sin, but "a living soul," and "the quick." 5i4. the last trump—at the sounding of the ≈ 95 min
an odour arising out of death (a mere announcement of a witnout ceasing; to their inconsistency, a steadfast ad- ≈ 12 min
of our 'sufficiency,' v. 5, 6; ch. 2. 16 [to which he reverts af- est MSS. is for the English Version reading. But one, ≈ 12 min
face, that the children of Israel might not h)ok stead- (John S. 36.) "There," and there only. Such cease to be ≈ 13 min
seeking aims in our preaching, preach . . . Christ . . . "may be"—Tlie name "Jesus," by itself, is often repeated ≈ 24 min
Xiy »lg,\\t— Greek, "not by appearance." Our life is gov- The reason why he leaves the manifestation of his sin- ≈ 12 min
firms it (cf. Romans 8. 2t; 1 Corinthians 13. 12, 13). God gloried in their outward appearance, and in external rec- ≈ 48 min
rience, carefiilness—solicitude, lit., "diligence :" opposedto tlieir past negligence in the matter. In yon— Greek, CHAP ≈ 82 min
(cli. 11. 30). He gave one instance wliich might expose nal fleshly advantages whicli when he gloried in (ch. 11.) ≈ 93 min
Peter, as being bishop of Jerusalem, and so presiding at the Church at Jerusalem under James' bishopric. Still ≈ 11 min
Judea, then distressed. Paul and Barnabas had already virtually "compelled to live as do the Jews," in order to ≈ 11 min
standing Peter is the strongest proof that the former gives Christian missions, the controversy first arose, and in the ≈ 24 min
Spirit—Not merely was Christ crucified, " graphically set Church of England). Thus the Gospel, in its essential ≈ 204 min
"the blood of Clirist" is made the seal of a covenant in The oldest MSS. insert "peace" again: "And peace to ≈ 24 min
to the Gentiles the mystery of salvation heretofore hid- conciled men to God, united them to one another in a ≈ 12 min
glory of the gracious dispensation of salvation just spoken the same name one goes to heaven, the other to hell. ≈ 84 min
the elements of one perfect human being: the one being mothers, whose fault is rather over-indulgence, provok* ≈ 12 min
dren: Masters and Servants: Our Life a War- Xenophon (Economics) to be the principal virtue of a slave ≈ 80 min
FORD'S translation, "He regarded not as self-enrichment tion and obedience (Psalm 8.5, G; 110. 1, T;MattliHW 2>> ≈ 13 min
He shall be acknowledged as Lord (no longer as "ser- oi-der to carry out His sovereign gracious purpose towards ≈ 60 min
to another subject. In the liord—He views everything gift, and hereby acknowledge it as amplefor all myneeds. ≈ 11 min
criplione ?icereticorum, ch. 7., quotes ch. 2. 8 ; and De Reaurreeiione carnis, ch. 23., he quotes ch. 2. 12, 20, and ch ≈ 128 min
I<etthe -word of Christ—The Gospel word by which ye Christ;" cf. v. 23, " To the Lord and not unto men" (1 Co- ≈ 12 min
;" the article " tlie" ommendation of him, after the temporary cloud on him,brotlier—rather, " the beloved brother ≈ 12 min
Colossians, on account of the seductions to which tliey aspect of his Gospel. These only, &c. viz., of the Jews. ≈ 12 min
2), who was dragged into the theatre at Ephesus, during said, ch. 1. 28; 2. 2; 3. 14. "Perfect" implies the attain- ≈ 22 min
Ac ts 17. 13). He therefore sent Timotheus, who seems to h.ive followed him to Athens from Berea (Acts 17. 15), immedi- ≈ 95 min
relation to those 'over' the -Church, v. 12), comfort the fast (Luke 8.15; 1 Corinthians 11. 2; Hebrews 2. 1) the ≈ 104 min
faith in Christ for justifi<!ation. It tirsf p.issed into that phase of it which appears in the B'pistle to the Colossia ≈ 95 min
ful preface to what follows: for the office of a bishop or synagogue, "no one shall otTer up prayer in public, un- ≈ 11 min
enced by the good report given of Timotliy to choose him "servant," Greek, deaconess), yet no mention is made of ≈ 48 min
these latter are not mentioned till. v. 17, " the elders that prodigality nml excess. [Tittm.\nn.] The rowt expresses ≈ 24 min
the presbyters here, is natural, rule well— lit., "preside and Christ seen face to face with His angels. [Bengel.I ≈ 36 min
His people through Him, is opposed to tlie lust of money the catliolie faith. What has been entrusted to thee, let ≈ 57 min
the dead." Remember Christ risen, so as to follow Him. ing to Timothy to be steadfast in the lixith. l*. tlieni— ≈ 60 min
Ing tliose who benefited thiem is being passed. [Benged.] of his excommunication in acc^using Paul before the Ro- ≈ 33 min
nnruly — " insubordinate." and — Omitted in the oldest ≈ 35 min
"saved us" {v. 5), viz., "That being (having l)een) justified to proceed forward by supplying necessaries for their ≈ 64 min
the act of the father (ch. 8. 1; Ephesians 1. 20) ; it is never His being brought into the world (cf. ch. 9. 11 ; 10. 5) ≈ 97 min
•'Sabbatisra," just used {Note, v. 9). he tliat is entered mouth and the breath of the lips" of "the living God." ≈ 12 min
OH, which we may, like thein, fall short of through uube- united as Uie joints of the limbs, and penetrated to the in- ≈ 12 min
as being "the Son of God, higher than the heavens" (eh. Matthew 11.28, 29). Ivi iimv ot neetl— Greek, "seasonably." ≈ 83 min
(v. 12), by another fact showing the distinctness of the unprofitable, but, as elsewhere the Christian dispensation ≈ 12 min
their mediating Priest, instead of through the Levitical evermore," He needs not to repeat His sacrifice, the vrord ≈ 12 min
' regardheaven, not in earth; In the power of His resiirrec'tion whose disregard of God's covenant made Him to ≈ 35 min
means. Argument from the less to tlie greater. If the —therefore reciuiring living spiritual service (John 4. 24). ≈ 12 min
hri ught forward in court. In Matthew 28. 28 two ot her req- the new testament in my blood, which Is shed for you:" ≈ 37 min
inefficient sacrifices, is shown to fulfil perfectly "the offerings." tlioii liast had ho plenswre—as if these ≈ 13 min
to service as that of a slave suH'erlng his ear to 1)^? bored ings" (plural). This verse oomiiines the two clauses prn- ≈ 38 min
The indefiniteness, as of something peculiar of Us kind, to seem to have been endured by the Hebrew Christhins ≈ 12 min
Greek. Alfoud strangely translates, as the Greek usually the populace and the Roman authorities against (Chris- ≈ 62 min
day, still observed. His faith here was his belief in the in- widow of Zarephath (1 Kings 17. 17, &c. ; 22). The .Shu- ≈ 12 min
red sea-weed, or rather from Edom (meaning red), whose jah was sent to an alien from Israel, a woman of Sarepta. ≈ 12 min
merely "quenched the fire," but " quenched the power tormented Greek, "In evil state. SH. Of whom tlie ≈ 73 min
lust and the love of filthy lucre follow one another as with superstitious scrupulosity, as though the worship of ≈ 57 min
tofore the "temptation" meant was that of probation by evil), not induced by any external cause, begat l»e us ≈ 24 min
carnal inclination. [GnoTius.] are become judges of The law is the "whole ;" " the (particular) Scripture " (Le- ≈ 116 min
». 15-17; "Feed my shoep , lambs;" also " Whom ... ye love," ch. 1,8; 2,7, with Jolin 21. 15-17; "I>ovest thou nieT ≈ 95 min
firms Paul, who quotes the passage as implying tlie call would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them." ≈ 24 min
their sphere ; cf. the reason of the woman's subjection, 1 jection—their ornament consisted in their subordina- ≈ 11 min
extend only so far as It Is expedient for us that they the Just for the unjust, also—as well as yourselves (v. 17), ≈ 60 min
against Satan, from forgetting which he fell. Uc sober in mind Christ's charge, "When thou art converted ≈ 12 min
"Slie that is elected together with you In Babylon," v/z., mans 1(>. Hi, "an holy kiss:" the token of love to God and ≈ 21 min
OJccUon Is an iiuleperident of man's control, us the lot brightest light. Faith has Its sphere in 11 us its peculiar ≈ 11 min
Saviour.'' 3. Grace . . . peace—(1 Peier 1.2.1 ilirnugli— fect number, virtue—moral excellency; manly, stren- ≈ 36 min
(the fate that should befall) those who in after time highest enjoyment. Spots in themselves, blemishes ≈ 35 min
brews, too (addressed not only to the Palestinian, butalso Men in each Church having miraculous discernment of ≈ 32 min
Christ Himseif, including all Christ's teacliings about Light. 6. say—profess, have fellowsliip witSi Iiim— ≈ 88 min
in general,yet having the one sign of sonship, love, we concerning Him, and on Himself in respect to His person, ≈ 12 min
from the world, " unregeiieiatc' human nature, ruled over vouchsaled to us of God's dwelling {Greek, "abide" ) In us. ≈ 13 min
of IIk! (rulh, hearetli my voice." Ilerehy—(r. 2-())~l!y oialed by the external evidence of the eye-wllnesses tO ≈ 38 min
of his Gospel (John 20.30, 31), wrote similarly, stating his the Christ, the Son of God (in contrast to confess this tru ≈ 13 min
aorist, his brother—a fellow-Christian, sinning- In tlie MS.S. reads): so Ai,foko. Lit., "He having been begot ten ≈ 34 min
Greefc is indicative, not sulijunctive ; implying that sucli face to face, than by letter, paper—made of Egyptian ≈ 42 min
5) that," &c. Sodom, &c. — 12 Peter 2. e.) giving tlirm- he demands that Divine justice should take its course ≈ 12 min
this prophecy of Enoch. The Holy Spirit, by Jfide, has viial, si)iritual reality: for outwardly they took part in ≈ 68 min
1; 16.9,13,15. It is a combination of three, the Divine two oldest MSS. read, " freed (ioo^ed as from a bond) us:"' ≈ 36 min
scription from time to time, irrespective of the construc- history of chs. 4.-22. Alford translates, " What things ≈ 11 min
Btars (from cli. 1. 16: only that, for having is substituted these followers of Nicolas, one of the seven (honourably ≈ 12 min
turns to praise for our consolation, and as an example to Immediate presence of God. of God—(Ezcklel 28. 13.) One ≈ 12 min
and Coptic. Supported by one oldest MS. trlbnlatJon— seasoning them for immortality, and gives scope for the ≈ 12 min
roroM'n of life—James 1. 12; 2 Timothy i. S, "crown of dative is a Hebraism for the accusative, children— Wree*, ≈ 48 min
reward accords with llie character of tliose to be re- Old Testament are one. None but God is absolutely holy ≈ 13 min
ancient versions. Icome qulckiy—tliegreat incentive to help of the stale. [Tacitu.s, Annals 14. 27.] This wealth ≈ 98 min
only in the events, but also in the order of their occur- with ch. 8. 5, where the flnaljudgments actually fall on the ≈ 24 min
la front of tlie throne (ch. 5. 6). teed— Greek, "tend as a or incense, which are the prayers of saints, and which they ≈ 12 min
seven vials, though parallel, are repetitions. Tliey each understood from v. 3) the prayers of the saints aseeiided ≈ 12 min
When John saw It, it was not In the act of /(tiling, but had horeafter— (JrecA;, "after these things." 1 agree with AL- ≈ 12 min
camo: not direct instrumentality as " by" implies. A, H, open the book?" clolhe«l wUh a cloud-The emlilem ≈ 158 min
God manifested in the Gospel. Repentance accompanies ships. Hebrews 4. 9, 10, 4a66ato>no/ rest; and Greek cat- ≈ 12 min
itable retribution, wine of . . . wrath of God—(Psalm in detail, ch. 19. 11-21. one sat.—"one sitting" (Greek cath- ≈ 25 min
n liord—Omitted by A, B, V,, Vulgate, Syriac, Coptic and flgured saints, Israel secondarll.v m;\,v be meant by " ttl» ≈ 24 min
the judgment on the bea$tanA the falsejmphet, summarily vided, will lose their monarchical form in the end [Auber- ≈ 12 min
the claim of supremacy, is the cliief, though not the ex- gainer is the world, the loser is the Church. The beast ≈ 24 min
Greece, Daniel 11.4). Rome was "the one" existing in the iiihabiters of the earth and of the sea, having great ≈ 12 min
fulfil Greek, "do," or "accomplish." The Greek poiemi, is hidden. Corrupt, lifeless Christendom is the harlot, ≈ 12 min
—Uixnriously: iN'oie, v. 3, where tlie Greefc is akin, sorrow means of getting gain. Cf. Zechariah 5. 4-U (JVorcs), on ≈ 12 min
Coptic, and Andheas read, "Ye saints and ye apostles." the great closing events seen in vision, tlie judgment on ≈ 12 min
city of God : " They need no candle (just as Babylon shall though not literally, by all who, though called C'hristi.ans, ≈ 24 min
cl. ch. advent; at His " Christ Is expre.ssed with of will bring in ch. 13., but beast the first by the Apo- God "whom ; ≈ 12 min
tapper of the Lamb, v. 9. captains- CrVee/c, "captains of "written in the book of life ;" this constitutes "the second ≈ 36 min
emblem of purity and Justice. Him that sat on II—The men had been, gave them up. 14. Death and Hades, as ≈ 48 min
thesfe verbs. Translate lit., "I John (was he) who heard Gospel "commandment" is to believe on Jesus. Thus our ≈ 13 min
Syriac, and Coptic read, " (take away his part, i. e., portion has "with all." K has "with the saints." This closing ≈ 211 min
-1 r M.« BQ O " « H U H^3 s or. 2 (I- M a B B 2 >'5 13 !: E S X ≈ 43 min
derived from them come after in Italics. ≈ 2 min
the parts of verbs ending in ed,—est,—eth, from their original. But when the examples arc ≈ 2 min
of their 'irst letters, that the sense of the line might be more complete. ≈ 2 min
30, tny soul shai! abhor you 19. 13. a. to receive it let him 1 Cor. 15. 58. always aboundinff in ≈ 18 min
Mic. 3. 9. ye that abhor judgment 2 Cor. 9. 8. a. to make all grace abound 10. 1. being a. am bold towards yo» ≈ 18 min
Prov. 7. II. her feet a. not in her house Kev. 21.8. iinbelieviiig and a. shall have Is. 55. 7 he will a. pardon ≈ 18 min
Prov. 7. II. her feet a. not in her house Kev. 21.8. iinbelieviiig and a. shall have Is. 55. 7 he will a. pardon ≈ 18 min
Joel 2. II. day is terrible who can a. it Prov. 6. 16. seven things a to the Lord Tit. 3. 6. shed on us a. through Jesus ≈ 18 min
AcU 20. 23. afflictions abide me 28. 9. his prayer shall he a. 9 Sam. 24. 23. Lord thy God accept lliee ≈ 18 min
Phil. 1. 24. to abide m the flesh is needful Luke 16. 15. is a. in the sight of God Pro. 18. 5. not good to accept persn ≈ 18 min
Phil. 1. 24. to abide m the flesh is needful Luke 16. 15. is a. in the sight of God Pro. 18. 5. not good to accept persn ≈ 18 min
I John 2. 21. lei that therefore a. in you 2 Kings 21. 2. abniniiiatunts of the heathen Mai. I. 13. should I a. this of ≈ 18 min
Bed. I. 4. the earth abideth for ever 30. 4. & 2:1. 36 Acts 10. 35. worketh righteousness is a. ≈ 18 min
15. 5, abirtell) in me hrinizs forth frjit John 3. 31. Cometh from a. is a. nil l.iike 20. 21. neither arrfptcst the per ≈ 18 min
John 5. 38. not his wnrd ahiiimir in you 3. set your afl'ections on things a. ^cceptiible liny to the Lord, Is. ,^8. 5. ≈ 18 min
Uu 35 15. to every man according to hi* a. Mat. 34. 13. because iniquity shall a Kom. 19. 1. ucriflce holy, a. to Gim ≈ 18 min
Hos. 5. 15. until Ihey a. their offence Lam. 1. 5. her adversaries are the chief Heb. 11. 25. choosing rather a. with ≈ 19 min
9. 36. Dorcas full of alms, deeds 36. no not the aiiL'elsiii heaven 21. the answer of a good conscience ≈ 20 min
3. & 16. 14. & 19. 15. & 21. 22. Acts 7. 53. the law by disiKisiticm of a. Prov. 26. 4, 5. a. fool according to his foll ≈ 20 min
1*11.91. 1. under shadow of Almighty 1 Tim. 3. 16. seen of angels preached 66. 4. when I called none did answer ≈ 20 min
Gal. 6. 4. rejoicing in himself alone 37. 8. cease from aneer and wrath 27. 19. as face a. to face in a glass ≈ 20 min
13. 2. for a.Tit. look glorious of God W ≈ 20 min
Apple-tree, Song Q. 3. and 8. 5. Lain. 3. 12. set me as a mark for a. AVOUCHED, Oeul. 26. 17, 18. ≈ 20 min
1 Cor. II. 19. are a. may he manifest Eph. 3. 20. above all we ask or think 17. 14. rest of substance lo babe* ≈ 20 min
8. 6. of whom are all things Jtdin 12. 15. 18. 17. I'll shew them hack not face ≈ 20 min
ARGUE, Job 6. 25. and 23. 4. Eccl. 12. II. nails fastened by master of a. llos. 4. Hi. Israel slideth b. as backsliding ≈ 20 min
6 4. terrible as an army w itta banners 7. II. and 14. 3. and 15. 7. and 19. 4.—for 19. 5. b. the man, 14. b. your king ≈ 20 min
6 4. terrible as an army w itta banners 7. II. and 14. 3. and 15. 7. and 19. 4.—for 19. 5. b. the man, 14. b. your king ≈ 20 min
Baptism ofYfpentaiiee, Mark 1. 4. Acts. 13. 34 Ps. 49. 12. like b. that perish, 20. Prov. 15. 3. beholding evil and good ≈ 20 min
Mark 1. 4. John did b. in wilderness Prov. 20. 29. b. of old men gray head Mat. 9. 28. b. ye that I am able ≈ 20 min
Acts 2. 38. repent and be b. every one 52. i, 7. and 64. 11. Jer. 13. 20. Ezek. 16. 69. we b. and are sure thou art Chri ≈ 20 min
8. 13. Simon believed and was b. BED, set for him, 2 Kings 4. 10. 8. 24. if ye b. not that I am he, ys shall ≈ 20 min
18. 8. believed and were b. Is. 28. 20. tlie h. is shorter than that a 13. 19. ye may b. that I am he ≈ 20 min
10. 2. were all b. unto Moses Exod. 22.9. I Kings 17. 1. and 18. 1.5.2 16. 31. b. on the L. J. Christ til ibail ≈ 20 min
\nm. II. 14. not able to b. all this people (Jal. 3. 3. having b. in the spirit Rom. 4. 18. against hope b. in hope ≈ 20 min
Heb. 9. 28. otTered to hear sins of many 1 Cor. 1. 7. ve come b. in no gift Is. 28. IG. that b.—not make haste ≈ 20 min
tliM h. not is coMdiMiiiieil already 16. 8. Aiiiplias b. in the Lord 16. 6. b. of lr.->ven of PharMees, IL Mua ≈ 20 min
lasiin:/ lite ; niirt lie that b. nut 2 IVt. 3. 15. b. brother Paul Luke 12. 15. b. of covetousiirss ≈ 20 min
everlasting life, 47. and 7. 12. and 37. 14. Lain. 2. 4. and 3. 12. BIBBER, Prov. 23. 90. !«at. II. 19 ≈ 20 min
10. 4 end of law for righteousness to b. BEREAVE, soul of good, Eccl. 4. 8. Prov. 3. 3. b. Ihem about thy neck ≈ 20 min
10. 4 end of law for righteousness to b. BEREAVE, soul of good, Eccl. 4. 8. Prov. 3. 3. b. Ihem about thy neck ≈ 20 min
13 7. charity b. all things 2 Cor. 5. 90. as though God did b. vou by 13. 30. b. them in bundles to burn ≈ 20 min
b. not (Jod hath made him a liar 2 Cor. 5. 13. Is. 46. 11. ravenous b. from the ea.'^t ≈ 20 min
b. not (Jod hath made him a liar 2 Cor. 5. 13. Is. 46. 11. ravenous b. from the ea.'^t ≈ 20 min
Acts 16. 34. b. in God with all his house BEST estate is vanity, Ps. 39. 5. Mat. 8. 20. ≈ 20 min
and 20. 1. and 33. 6. 1 Kings 21. 10, 13. 2 1 Cor. 1.5. 10. his grace b. on me 8. 17. Amos 9. .3. Heb. 2. 7. ≈ 20 min
Ps 17. 14. whose h. thou tillest with Judges 8. 2. cleanings b. than vintage Ps. 64. 3. their arrows even b. words ≈ 20 min
Hab. 3. 16. my b. trembled that ! Eccl. 4. 9. two are b. tha- one Judges 15. 2;!. curse hitifrUj inhabitnnti ≈ 20 min
Hab. 3. 16. my b. trembled that ! Eccl. 4. 9. two are b. tha- one Judges 15. 2;!. curse hitifrUj inhabitnnti ≈ 20 min
10, 1.1. Isa. 5. 1. F.zelt. 92. 96. no dilVerenre b. holy and pro- Mark 3. 29. b. against Holy UhoM not io^ ≈ 20 min
Blasting, heut. 28. 22.' 1 Kings 8. 37, 3. Prov. 10. 6. & 98. 20. Mai. 9. 2 Eph. L3. 26. 26. this is my b. 1 Cor. 1 1. 2 ≈ 20 min
eth, Luke 12, 37, 38, 43. 99. 44. as it ^vere great imps of b. Heb, 10. 5. a b. hast thou prepared nie ≈ 20 min
Ps 1 19. 1. are the undefiled in the 5. 9. being justified bv liis b. 1 Cor, 6. 1.5. j'our b. aie nieniliers of Christ ≈ 20 min
II. trial 36. iniprisonnienu of b. and tlwn rliastem^ O Lwd 14.1\W.&13.25. 04. S—whose12.—whom ≈ 20 min
I Ps. 6. I Is 38. 17. 18. 17. for 39. b a brother adversity Braien, go mourning Kings Prov. 3S 2 4. and Num. 16. am—grea ≈ 21 min
John 1. 13. born of God, 1 John 3. 9. and 4. 7. 3I.2(i. and2. II. Song 5. 4. 13. II. and 15. 13. ≈ 21 min
John 1. 13. born of God, 1 John 3. 9. and 4. 7. 3I.2(i. and2. II. Song 5. 4. 13. II. and 15. 13. ≈ 21 min
Pr. 5. 20. why embrace the b. of a Chron. 31. 1. Neh. 5. 14. not eaten b. of governor, 18. ≈ 21 min
Mic. 7 5. her that lieth in thy h. 6. 24. b. all their bones to pieces Prov. 9. 17. b. ealen in secret is pleasant ≈ 21 min
BOTTLE, Gen. 21. 14, \h, 19. 19. Jer. 39. 8. & .52. 14.—houses of Sodom- 10. give seed to sower, nnd b. to eci«l ≈ 21 min
BOTTLE, Gen. 21. 14, \h, 19. 19. Jer. 39. 8. & .52. 14.—houses of Sodom- 10. give seed to sower, nnd b. to eci«l ≈ 21 min
a5. I am the b. of life, 48. true b. ;)2 Kev. 1.5. 6 their b girded with golden Mat. 25. 1 went I'oitli to meet 'he b. ≈ 20 min
a5. I am the b. of life, 48. true b. ;)2 Kev. 1.5. 6 their b girded with golden Mat. 25. 1 went I'oitli to meet 'he b. ≈ 20 min
5e this is the b. tliat conieth down Is. .59. 17. put on righteousness as a b. Ps. 32. 9. mouth held with li. ≈ 20 min
30 7. came toeether to break b. l.-), 2-i. Is. 2. 22. Hab. 2. 19. 'James 3. 2. able to b. the whole body ≈ 20 min
partakers of that one b. 37. Hi. by b. of God frost is given Is. 5. 6 come up b. and thorns ≈ 20 min
9 Cor. 9. 10. minister b. fer your food I4(i. 4. his b. goeth forth, he returneth 55. 13. instead of li. shall come nivr ≈ 20 min
1 Sam. 2. .36. piece of bread, Prov. 6. 26. and Lam. 4. 21). the b. of our nostrils Id. 62. 1. righteousness go forth as ≈ 20 min
10. 15. b. thou the arm of the wicked 1 Chron. 4. 9. more hou'jurable than his b. Josh. 23. 15. b. upon you all the evil ≈ 20 min
141. 5. oil which shall not b. my bead Ps. 22. 22. declare thy name unto my b. Ps. 60. 9. who b. nie into the strong cit ≈ 20 min
Mat.5 19 b, one ofthese least commandm'ts Rom. 8. 29. first-born among many b. cause ≈ 20 min
(i 14. 7. breaiforth into ainiring, 44. 23. and 5. 1. entreat the younger as b. 1 Cor I. 28. b. to nought things tnat ai ≈ 20 min
19. 9. Gerjtiles, 4i 42. Rev. to the 32. 26. let I.—judgment breaketh for the day of—22.Gen. 10. 1 am me go, ≈ 20 min
Is. 66. thiity fold b. 46. 9. you 20.—(Vuit cutteth some the the Mark 4. and spear bow 4.5.—that14 fighthated ≈ 20 min
M SS 9. weaned and drawn from the b. Mat. 9. 15. bride-chamber, Mark 2. 19. Luke 17. b. spirit, b. a4iii contrite heai« ≈ 20 min
M SS 9. weaned and drawn from the b. Mat. 9. 15. bride-chamber, Mark 2. 19. Luke 17. b. spirit, b. a4iii contrite heai« ≈ 20 min
M SS 9. weaned and drawn from the b. Mat. 9. 15. bride-chamber, Mark 2. 19. Luke 17. b. spirit, b. a4iii contrite heai« ≈ 20 min
6^ 11 Btisfied with b. of her consols. BRIDEGROOM, Joel S. IB. John 2. 9. Is. 61. 1. to bisd up 'tit b. hearted ≈ 20 min
27. 10. neighbor near, than b. far off 2 Sam. 1.5. 33. thou shalt be a b. unto BURST thy bands, Jer. 2. 20. ≈ 20 min
147. 2. Lord doth b. up Jerusalem 1.5. i 9. 17. 44. 19. nindec. to worship her ≈ 20 min
2 Cor 3. 10. matter huiUer Heb. 6. 8. whose end is to he b. Ps. 57. 1. till these calamities be overpast ≈ 20 min
Hat. 9. 13 I came not tn c. righteous but Col. 3. 15. to which ye are c. in one 34. 29. who then c. inakr trouble ≈ 21 min
24. 2 Kings 5. II. Ps. 116. 4, 13, 17. Joel 2. 1 Kings 8. 43. called by tliy nume, 2 Chron. 6. 1 Tim. 6. 7. we c. carry ≈ 21 min
Cor. 1. 2. Jer. 14. 9. and 15. 16. Dan. 9. 18, 19. James 2. 14. c. faith save lijm ≈ 21 min
Judg. 15. 18. was athirst, and c. on (he Lord Luke 1.5. 6. c. together his friends, 9. Job 9. 3. he c. answer for one of ≈ 21 min
48. 1. c. by the name of Israel, 44. 5. 2 Pet. I. lO: make your c. and election 50. 2. hand shortened that it c. redeem ≈ 21 min
48. 1. c. by the name of Israel, 44. 5. 2 Pet. I. lO: make your c. and election 50. 2. hand shortened that it c. redeem ≈ 21 min
50 9 when I c. was none to answer Mark II. 12. Peter c. to remembrance Jer. 4. 19 \ '. hold my pence, because ≈ 21 min
^nv 1. 19. I c. for my Invers, they deceived CALVE, (cow) Job2!. 10. (binds) 39 1. P». .33. 22. the hosts of heaven c. b ≈ 21 min
Heb. 4 15. high priest which c. lie CARPENTER, 2 Sam. 5. 11. Is. 41. 7 Jer Mark 9. 28. w by could not we c. out ≈ 21 min
1 John 3. 'J. he c. sin, because born of Eccl. 10. 20. bird of air shall c. the voice John 6. 37. that cometli will in n ≈ 21 min
M.at. 8. 2. if thou wilt, thou c. make me Luke 16.22. carried by angels into Abrnhain's 88. 14. why c. thou otf my soul ≈ 21 min
M.at. 8. 2. if thou wilt, thou c. make me Luke 16.22. carried by angels into Abrnhain's 88. 14. why c. thou otf my soul ≈ 21 min
lob 20. 3. when his c. shined on my head I.s. 5. 18. as it were with a c. rope 1 John 4. 18. perfect love c. out fear ≈ 21 min
sinr* on Is. 2. 19. go inlo riire.i for fear of the Lord ≈ 21 min
Jet l.S 2. such as are for c. to c. Ps. 2. 3. >t us—their cords from us 1 Kings 8. 45. maintained their c 19. ≈ 21 min
19 3. c tbee to hear niy words CHARGE, Gen. 26. 5. and 28. 6. I. and 99. 1. Is. 37. 10. ≈ 21 min
and 34.22. and 42. 12 Acts 7. 60. lay not this sin to tlieir'c. CHIDE not always, Ps. 103. 9. ≈ 21 min
Psal. 73. 6. pride coifipasseth tirern as a c. fs. 69. 10. cliiistcned my soul with lasting 63. 8. c". that will not lie ≈ 21 min
3.5. Ezek. 23. 14. Dan. 1. 4. and 9. 1. times 14. 90. lie not c. in niidersLandlRg ≈ 21 min
CHOKE, Mat. 13 7. 22. Mark 4. 7, 19. and 5. ' 16. 3, 7. were—before me, 10. 15. 8. Christ was minister of the e. 13. Luk ≈ 20 min
1 65. 12 Jer. 6. 6'>. c that wherein defighted 2. 13. hewedI rov.Ihein5. 15.outEcclcistenu,12.6. troke* not JohnI Thess. ≈ 20 min
Rev 17. 14. are called, and c. and faithful 15. 22. plea.'ied the elders, with whole e. 13. 14. have here no continuing ≈ 20 min
A+.n 4. 25. Messias which is called C. Heb. 12. 23. assembly and c. of the first-born CLAMOUR, Eph. 4. 31. Prov. 9. 13. ≈ 20 min
9. 5. (if whom C. came, who is overall Acts 9. 31. then had the churches rest Ps. 40. 2 brought me out of the miry c. ≈ 20 min
I. 5. in singleness of heart as unt« C. CHiritL, Is. iwis, -7.— Churlish. 1 Sam. 25. 3. Erek. M 25 sprinkle c. water ye ≈ 20 min
I Cor. 1. 30. of hlinare ye In— 21. 4, Abraham c. his son Isaac Amos 4 6. given you c. < ( teeth in all ell'** ≈ 20 min
109. 18. he c. hiuiself with cursing 17. Spirit and bride say, c.—athirst c. 119. 4. thou hast c. us to keep thy preceji ≈ 21 min
1 Pet. 5. 5 be e. with humility 45. hath learned of Father, c. unto nie Prov. 6. 23. tlie c. is a lamp ≈ 21 min
1 Pet. 5. 5 be e. with humility 45. hath learned of Father, c. unto nie Prov. 6. 23. tlie c. is a lamp ≈ 21 min
19. 13. c. lu a vesture dipped in blood Heb. 10. 1. make the aimers perfect 12. 49. the Father gave me a c. ≈ 21 min
Job 22. 6. ciolhing, 24. 27. Mark 12. 38. Acts 121. 8. the Lord shall preserve thy c in 13. 34. a new c. give I unto you ≈ 21 min
Hrtb. 12. I. so great a c. of witnesses 3. 12. hasting unto c. of day of God Ps. 111. 7. all his c. are sure ≈ 21 min
I Cor. 1(1. 13. temptation c. to man CONCEIT, own, Prov. 18. 11. & 26.5, 12, 74. 19. forget not c. of iliy poor ≈ 20 min
8. 13. c. hearken to thy voice Luke 23. 40. same cnndcmnntion Hag. I. 5, 7. Lord c. yonr ways, 2. 1.5, 18. ≈ 20 min
1 18. 10, II, 12. all nali(ms c. nie alKiiit 10. II. Dan. 9. 4. 2 Tlioss. 2. 16. given us overlaiitliiy • ≈ 20 min
Prov 21. 19. contentious, 26. 21. and 27. 15. children 78. 37. not stedfast in his c. 10. ≈ 20 min
12 SO. to c of peace in joy Mark 16. 15. preach Ibc gospt\ ur every c. Joel I. 19. to thee will I c. ≈ 20 min
James I. 9. c. it all joy when ye fall into 2 Tim. 3. 6. \^'ho c. into hoiiseu Prov. 9. 3. thou eriesi after know leiigv ≈ 20 min
G^n. 15. 6. cnuntcd to him for righteousness CKII!, Pro-. M. 4. Is. I. .3. Prov. I. 20. wisdom c. without ≈ 20 min
ger. 16 19 c of his wrath, 14. 10. 139. 12. d. and light are alike to thee 38. 12. day-sprins, Luke 1. 78. ≈ 20 min
ger. 16 19 c of his wrath, 14. 10. 139. 12. d. and light are alike to thee 38. 12. day-sprins, Luke 1. 78. ≈ 20 min
14. 1. Mai. 4. .5. 1 Cor. 5. 5. Rev. 1. 10. 3 4. buried by baptism into d. D Cor. 1. 14. 1 Thess. 5. 3. 3 Pet. 3. 10. 5. ≈ 20 min
Mark 3. 99. in d.inger of eternal d. Job 8. 9. days an earth as a shadow .54. (I. is awallou ed up iii victory ≈ 20 min
D*Nni,F,l) on kners. Is. 66. 19. Mat. 34. 22. except those d. be shctrtened Phil. 2. 8. obedient to d. the d. of cross ≈ 20 min
•21. 4. shall .je no more d. nor sorrow Hos. 9. 9. d. corrupted themselves Acts 2. 23. dl by determinate counsel ≈ 20 min
43. 6. d. people that have ears Pa. 7. 10. my d. is of (Jod who savetli 1 Thess. 1. 10. which d. us from the wraililo ≈ 20 min
1 Cor. 3. 18. let no man d. himself 1 Sam. 15. IS. hath Lord as great d. Hos. 9. 12. wo to me when I d. from them ≈ 20 min
145. 4. shall d. thy mighty acts Ps. 119.99. thy law hath been my delights, Rev. 9. 24. known d. of Satan ≈ 20 min
145. 4. shall d. thy mighty acts Ps. 119.99. thy law hath been my delights, Rev. 9. 24. known d. of Satan ≈ 20 min
1 Cor. 3. 17. if defile temple, him God d. DEW, Gen. 27. 28. Deut, 32. 2. DISCRETION, Ps, 112, 5, Prov, 1, 4. and a ≈ 20 min
16 18. pride goeth before d. Jonah 4. 3, better for me to d, than live Tit. 1. 10. abominable and d. ≈ 20 min
DISTRIBUTE, Luke 18. 22. 1 Tim. 6. 18. 25. to God d. 1 Pet. 4. 11. and 5, 11. £0. 3. d. A'ine of astonishment ≈ 21 min
Mic. 3. 1 1. projihets d. for money 1 Tim. 3. 8. de'..cons not d. t(uigued 12. 13. all made to d. into one spirit ≈ 21 min
DOCTOR, Acts 5. 34. Luk" 2. 46. & .^j. 17. I Tim. 2. 8. wilhiHit wrath or doubting Jot 15. 16. drinketh ininuilv like v ≈ 21 min
Hck 6. I. principles of d. of Christ DRAW, Gen. 21. 44. 2 Fnm. 17. 13. 1 Thesn. 5. 7 they that be d are d. in nist. • ≈ 21 min
& 37. 2, 4 Ho8. a. 14. Obad. 4. though thou exalt thyself as e. 2 Cor. 5. 2. in this we f;roan e. ≈ 20 min
Rom 5. 6. in—Christ died for ungodly Job 12. II. e. try words, 34. 3. • 1 Sam. 2. 8. pillars of e. t c the Lore ( ≈ 20 min
Rom 5. 6. in—Christ died for ungodly Job 12. II. e. try words, 34. 3. • 1 Sam. 2. 8. pillars of e. t c the Lore ( ≈ 20 min
Acts 7. 48. d. not in temples, 17. 24. 1 Sam. 8. 12. ear his ground. Is. 30. 24. Lev. fi. 28. earthen, Jer. 19.1 . and 3 ≈ 20 min
8. 11. by his spirit that d. in us Prov. 2.5. 12. as an e. of gold so is James 3. 1.5. ≈ 20 min
4. 12. God d. in us, and his love is Prov. I. 28. seek me e and not find me 13. & 123. 4. Deut. 28. 65. Is. 32. 9, 11 Je ≈ 20 min
God d. Jer. 7. 13. rising up e. 2.5. & II. 7. & 25. 3, 4. Luke 12. 19. take thine e. and he merry ≈ 20 min
44. 4. 2 Chron. 3fi. 15. Mat. 11. 30. my yoke is easy, and burden ≈ 20 min
Prov. I. ;il. e. fruit of their own way Tit. 1. 5. ordain e. in every church Is. 45. 22. be ye saved, all e. of earth ≈ 20 min
65. 13. my servants shall e. but ye ELECT, ^o.'cn, choice one Luke 24. 49. James 3. 13. ≈ 20 min
65. 13. my servants shall e. but ye ELECT, ^o.'cn, choice one Luke 24. 49. James 3. 13. ≈ 20 min
Acts 2. 4G. did e.—with gladness 2 Tim. 2. 10. endure all things for e. Heb. 12. 7. if ye e. chastening ≈ 20 min
S Thess. 3. 10. if not work neither e. 2 John 1. e. lady, 13. e. sister Ileb. 6. 15 had patiently e. he obt.iined ≈ 20 min
I Cor. 11. 29. e. and drinketh unworthily, e. Deut. 32. 20. see what their c. shall be 119. IGO. every one of thy Judgme ≈ 20 min
9ti. 2ii. as they were e. Jesus look 14. 12. e. thereof arc ways of death Deut. 32. 27. I feared wrath of the e. ≈ 20 min
Rom. 15. 9. please neighbour to eil\l\cntion Jer. 5. 31. what will ye do in e. thereof Prov. 27. G. kisses of e. are dec ≈ 20 min
.55,' .57. .5.31 Jlidg. 29. .53, e. their 7. Hi. e. and .33. conversa- of 13. 28. 48, of 4. considering to the working a ≈ 20 min
I'hilem. t Estli. 9 31. J. 'h .If) 23 ENJOIN, 19 agalnal ≈ 20 min
21. 1. Jer. 21. 2. 2 Cor. 3. 2. our e. written in our hearts ESPY, Josh. 14. 7. Ezek. 20. 6. ≈ 20 min
57. 2. he shall e. into peace Prov. 1. 3. receive instruction of e. 119. 38. e. thy word to lliy servant ≈ 20 min
18. 8. better to e. in'o life, halt Mic. 3. n. that perverts all e. Rom. 3. 31. yea we e. the law ≈ 20 min
kingdom of heaven, Mark 10. ERR, 2 Chron. 33. 0. Is. 19. 11. IR. 25. that is of power to e. yon ≈ 20 min
Heb 4 C. e. not in because of unbelief 2 .'^am. 6. 7. error, Job 19. 4. Eccl. 5. 6 and Hah. 1. 12. e. them for correctio ≈ 20 min
ENTERTAIN strangers, TIeb. 13. 2. Jer. 10. 15. vanity work of e. 51. 18. Rom. 1. 11. to the end you may be e.ENTICE, Ex. ≈ 20 min
Luke 16. 15. is highly e. among men 74. 19. forget not congrega. of poor John 3. 16. not perish but have—36 ≈ 18 min
it 13 103. 9. Lord will not keep his anger 40. whoso believeth may have ≈ 18 min
5. 1. have house e. in the heavens Jer 3. 5. will he reserve anger— 12 Prov. 2. 9. understand e. good path ≈ 18 min
self 9. 5. over all, God blessed 2 Tim. 2. 21. prepared to e. good work ≈ 18 min
I Pet. .*>. 10. called us to e. glory Hell. 13. 8. J. Christ, same ve.sleiday, and Tit. 3. I. ready to e. good work ≈ 18 min
10. 28. 1 give unto them III. 8. commandments stand fi;n 5. 19. in trouble no e. touch thee ≈ 18 min
Rom. 2. 7. who seek for glory and Gal. 1..5. to whom l.o glorv—Phil. 4. 20. 1 59. 3. lovest e. more than good ≈ 18 min
Jllde 2 (or mercy unto Dent. 33. 97. iindernenlh are e. arms 45, 7. I make peace, and create e, ≈ 18 min
Jllde 2 (or mercy unto Dent. 33. 97. iindernenlh are e. arms 45, 7. I make peace, and create e, ≈ 18 min
Jllde 2 (or mercy unto Dent. 33. 97. iindernenlh are e. arms 45, 7. I make peace, and create e, ≈ 18 min
13. 34. how can ye being e. speak good 1 Cor. 14. 19. seek that ye may e. 1 Cor. 5. 10, 11. and 6. 10. ≈ 20 min
and 30. 18. and 33. 5, 10. Phil. I. 10. approve things that are e. Ib. 3. 16. walk with wanton e. ≈ 20 min
15. 6. low.^rds Ps. 25. ever - e. Is, 21. tbe Ixf* of the* 5. be my eyes are ashamed ward ≈ 20 min
Num. 14. 7. land is e. good Rom. 8. 19. e. of creature waiteth 1 19. 123.— fail for thy snivalion ≈ 20 min
Job 32. 1 righteous Rom. 1. 5. for obedience to f. amongst all 11. 20. standest— be not high-min(S(Nl ≈ 19 min
Jer 5. 3. are not uyion the truth 11. circumcision, a seal of right- 26. ye are all children of God -lb ≈ 19 min
I'ABLES, 1 Tim. 1. 4. and 4. 7. 2 Tim. 4. 4 14 if of law be heirs, f. is made void Heb 11. 4.— Abel, 5.— Enoch, ic. ≈ 19 min
^.32. prayed that ihv faith f. not 1 Tim. 1. 5. charity out of f. unfeigned iJeb .6. 19.—and patience inheritHeh 12. 15. ≈ 19 min
4. 10. how f. is thy love, better (iod 7. comforted in affliction by ≈ 19 min
ftoT. 11. 13. is of a f. spirit, concealetli Jam. 1. 2. when ye f. in diven teii.,itations Acts 13. 2. ministered and t\ ≈ 20 min
Luk« 12. 42. who is that (. steward F.ALLOW, Jer. 4. 3. Hos. 10. 12. 1 Cor 7 5 give yourselves to f. ≈ 20 min
fitta 16. 15. judge me f. to the Lord Ps. 119. 104. hate every (. way, 128. FAT is the Lord's, Lev. 3. 16 and 4 8. ≈ 20 min
fitta 16. 15. judge me f. to the Lord Ps. 119. 104. hate every (. way, 128. FAT is the Lord's, Lev. 3. 16 and 4 8. ≈ 20 min
7. 25. obtained mercy of Lord to be f. Mat. 24. 24. f. Christs and (. prophets 2e. 2.5. tru.st in Lon' shall be made f ≈ 20 min
self I P t. 3. 10. f. accuse vour good convcr. 2 Sam. 7. 14. 1 will be his {. Heb. 1.5. ≈ 20 min
U«b. 2. 17. migt I be a f. high priest Mat. 7. 15. false projiliet!, 24. 1 1, 24. Luke 6. 38. 28. hath the rain a f. or ≈ 20 min
89 1. makeknown thy f. to all generations Job 5. 211. in f. he shall redeem thee 44 f. devil is a liar and f of it ≈ 20 min
89. 33. I will not suffer my f to fail FAMI.SII, Gen. 41. 55. Prov. 10. 3. Is. 5. 13. 12. f. of circuiiictsiiui, 16. f. ≈ 20 min
89. 33. I will not suffer my f to fail FAMI.SII, Gen. 41. 55. Prov. 10. 3. Is. 5. 13. 12. f. of circuiiictsiiui, 16. f. ≈ 20 min
89. 33. I will not suffer my f to fail FAMI.SII, Gen. 41. 55. Prov. 10. 3. Is. 5. 13. 12. f. of circuiiictsiiui, 16. f. ≈ 20 min
89. 33. I will not suffer my f to fail FAMI.SII, Gen. 41. 55. Prov. 10. 3. Is. 5. 13. 12. f. of circuiiictsiiui, 16. f. ≈ 20 min
143. 1. ;n thy f. answer me, and FAR, Kxod. 8. 28. Neh. 4. 19. Christ, F.of mercies, and <iod o( ≈ 20 min
2B. 27. digs a pit shall f in it, Ecrl. 10. 8. Is. .58. 4. ye f for strife ; not f. as ve do 44. ye are of your f. the d ≈ 20 min
) Onr. 10. 12. stands, take heed lest he f I Kings 21. 2( \'.„.'i, ' and lay n nackcloth FAULT, Gen. 41. II. Exod. 5. Hi ≈ 20 min
Prov. 1. 26 mock when your f. Cometh Lord FEIGNED, I Sain. 21. 13. Ps. 17. 1. ≈ 20 min
i:!. 13. 7. their iiiv f. 26. 29. f. toward for I taught that is h" thee Zech. with man me is am 94.— ≈ 20 min
Jer. 10. 7. who would not f. thee I's. .55. ri.fenrfiilne.i-- anil Irenihling FIERCENESS of anger, Deut. 13.7. Josh. ≈ 20 min
8.'5. 9. his salvation i.- nigh In them that .Arts 20. 9K. lo f. rhurrh of God which 23. 9. let us not f. against (Jod ≈ 20 min
111. .5. giveth meat to them that I Kings 99 97 f, him wiili brrailot nitlictlon Heb. 10. :i9. n great f. of alllk'tions ≈ 20 min
thnw- Mic. 7. 11. f. Ihy people with thy rod 21 and 11 19. I. I'et. 3. 21. ≈ 20 min
Phil. 1. II f. with fruits of ri«;liteoiisne33 mind Luke 12. 32. fear not, little f. for it is ≈ 20 min
10. ;i9. f. life ; loseth life shall f. it, 16 Prov. 28. 1. wicked f. when no man pursueth Mat. 16. 24 take up cross and ≈ 20 min
1 1. 2.9. ye shall f. rest to your souls 1 Cor. 6. 18. f. fornication, 10. 14. I. idolat. John 12. 26. if man serve me, ≈ 20 min
FINGER of God, Rxod. 8. 19. and 31. 18. 63. f. profit, nothing, words are spirit Pr. 26. 4, 5. answer fool according to ≈ 20 min
9. 43, 44, 4i;, 48. Luke 3. 17. 1. and 1 19. '20. John 6. 51, .55, 56. Rom. 7. Eph. .5. 4. filthiness, nor f. talking ≈ 20 min
13. 1 Cor. 1.5. 50.—cannot inherit the kingdom 17. 22. bray a fool, yet his f not depart ≈ 20 min
2. 14. they are f. to liim ; neitjier can 21). 18. may receive f. of sins by faith Job 4. 19. whose f. is in the dawt ≈ 21 min
2. 14. they are f. to liim ; neitjier can 21). 18. may receive f. of sins by faith Job 4. 19. whose f. is in the dawt ≈ 21 min
FOIIBIL) .Mark in. H. Luke Iti. 16. and 6. 7. took upon him the f. of a servant 8. and 17. 8. Ps. 104. .5. Pror. 8. 29. ≈ 21 min
I Tim. 4. X forbiddiitg to marry 3. 5. having f. of godliness but deny- FOUNTAIN, Gen. 7. II. Dent. 8 7. ≈ 21 min
103. 2. f. liot all his benefits 1 Thess. 4. 3. should abstain from f. et)us!iess, 20. ≈ 21 min
James 1 25. be not .i f. hearer Ezek. 16. 15. furnirutinns. Mat. 15. 19. 8. 32. with him f. give ns all thinf[* ≈ 21 min
9. (i. .'^iin of man hath power on earth lle\it. 32. 15. he fumonk Got\ which mad* 101. 4. f. heart shnll depart from ≈ 21 min
6.2. bear burden, and so f. law of Christ Job 1. 21. Lord g. and Lord taketh away GIVE, Gen. 12. 7. and 30. 31. ≈ 20 min
3. 19. ye may be filled with f. of God thou g. me, lost none Eph. 4. 28. to g. to him that needeth ≈ 20 min
Jer. 6. II. I am full of f. of Lord ; weary 24. 6. this is the g. of them that seek Ps. 6. 5. in grave who shall—to thee ≈ 20 min
R. Col 1. 2''i. the mvstery *^.d fr m ages and g. 1 Tim. 0. 17. g. us richly all things ≈ 20 min
45. 7. anointed with oil of g. Heb 1.9. Ps. 04. 10. ujiright in heart shall g. 68.24. seen thy g. O God, in liiesaiictii ≈ 22 min
g- 2 Cor. 5. 12. to g. on our behalf—them whiL.i Zech. 10. 3. 1 punishe-l j,! g. ≈ 22 min
Pkov. 3. 35. the wise shall inherit g. Mat. 9. 8. they g. God, 15. 31. Luke 7. 16. 8. 93 Ps. ;i.5. 10. and 80. ><. and C ≈ 22 min
greater 14. on your part he is g. Mark 12. 97. not G. id' dead, hut <d' living ≈ 22 min
Phil. 3. 19. whose g. is in their shame 60. 13. make the place of my feel g. 17. Neh. 9. .32. Jiib .30. 5. Ps, .50. 1, a ≈ 22 min
1 Tim 3 10 received up into g. 2 Cor. 3. 7. ministration was g. 8. 10, II. Gen. 39. 9. do this wickedness and s:n aitatn ≈ 22 min
low, 21. Phil. 3. 21. vile body like his g. body Rev. 13. 0. Dan. II. 30. ≈ 22 min
5. 1 partaker of the g. be revealed I Tim. I. II. according to g. gospel of blessed 3. Eccl. 2. 91). Luke I. 0. Rom, 9. ≈ 22 min
.lesfts GLUTTON, Ileiit. 21. 20. Prov. 23. 21. Cor, 1.30. and II. 12. 2 Cor. 5. If. and 3 ≈ 22 min
.lesfts GLUTTON, Ileiit. 21. 20. Prov. 23. 21. Cor, 1.30. and II. 12. 2 Cor. 5. If. and 3 ≈ 22 min
S- 112. 10. Lam. 9. I(i. Mark 9. 18. Exod. 2. 9;i. to God, Ps. 43. 4. Errl. 19. 7. la. ≈ 22 min
.30. Ps. 28. 15. 2. liev. ! 21. 11. 7. 21. Exod. God, 21. II. 9('oi John my 4 t 7. 3.3. and 8. 11,91,22. and 13. Gen. ≈ 22 min
12, 93. and 13. 5. and 44. 4. Luke 2. 9. 2 i^ong 3. 4. Exod, 5, 8. vvr God, Dem. 3i .T' 3U 9 ≈ 22 min
;>. Iti Heh. I. 3. Gen. 45. 1. gn on/,' Ps. 00. II). Is. .59. 11. nml I 3, 4. and 140 other places ≈ 22 min
6. 3. doctrine according to g. Tit. 1. 1. I Thess. I. 5. our g. cauie in power I (!or. 15. .55. O g. where Is thy victor ≈ 21 min
2 Tim. 3. 5. having a form of g. but 1 Pet. 4. 0. g. was preached to tlie dcjd Job 19. 24. graven with an iron pen ≈ 21 min
all g. Ps. 84. 11. Lord will give g. and glory GREAT, Gen. 12. 9. and 30. 8. ≈ 21 min
I I 7. 5. lily, Jer. g. as a vine shall 5. faces h. as 16. g.Hos. 19 k than a nu Roin.8.34.Col. saton—ofGod, 3. made ≈ 21 min
Jer. 31. 23. the Lord liless thee, O h. of just. ProT. 12. 21. no evil shall h. to just, 1 Peter Lev. 19. 17. shall not ≈ 21 min
Chapter 945 ≈ 21 min
la 1.5. who! ] h. is sick and heart faint 18. 17. if ye neglect toh. them, tell it to .Song 3. II. in the day of cladnes ≈ 20 min
Jer. 9. 1. O that my h. were waters 33. spake word as they were able to 57. 15. to revive the h. of contrite onc& ≈ 20 min
Zech. 4. 7. bring forth h. stone thereof John 5. 25. they that h. shall live 32. 39. I will give them one h. Ezra 11. ≈ 20 min
F.ph. 1. 22. gave hiui to be h. over all 3. 20. if any h. my voice, and open door Joel 2. 13. rend your h. not your garm ≈ 20 min
John 12. 40. converted and I should h. 6. 5.— the groaning. Acts 7. 34. 20. 16. statutes keep and do them ≈ 20 min
,er. 6. 14. h. the hurt of the daughter of, 8. Ps. 65. 2. thou that hearest prayer Ps. 86. 12. I will praise thee vith a ≈ 20 min
15. 18. my wound incurable refuseth to 1 Sam. 3. 9. speak, Lord, thy servant hearcth Jer. 29. 13. search for me ≈ 20 min
John 3. 12. if I tell you of h. things HELP meet for him. Gen. 2. 18. 22. 14. Ps. 7. 17. and 9. 2. and 21. 7. and ≈ 21 min
HEIR, Gen. KS. 4. and 21. 10. 20. 2 PeL 2. 1. and 15. I. aiid 43. 3. aiid'lW. 15. and 99. 9. ≈ 21 min
struction 2 Cor. 4. 3. if gospel be h. it is h. to .mh Rerith ≈ 21 min
hast 5!8. 6. 15. 16. thou II.—that Itev. h. us the face with h. from that no maa at atreeinent, <>f h'm are we ≈ 21 min
hast 5!8. 6. 15. 16. thou II.—that Itev. h. us the face with h. from that no maa at atreeinent, <>f h'm are we ≈ 21 min
27. 14. house h. 30. h. tithes. Num. 5. 17. 3. 7. wherefore, as—saith, to-day if ye 8. 5. crowned him with glory and h. ≈ 20 min
Lev. 6. 25. most holy offrring, 7 1,6. and 10. and 60. 9, 14. Jer. 50. 29. and 51. 5. Ps. 15. 4. he Iwnoreth them that f ≈ 20 min
Lev. 27. 28 most holy things, Num. 4. 4, 19. 1 and 28. 9. Is. 62. 12. Dan 8. 24. and 12. 7. Mat. 15. 8. h. me with their ≈ 20 min
3. 11. baptize you with—Mark 1. 8. 1 Chron. IC. 29. in beauty of h. Ps. 29. 2. and 1 Sam. 14. 37. dipt in honey comb, Pr ≈ 20 min
mark 12. 36. David said by—Acts 1. 16. 47. 8. God sits on throne of his h. HOOK, Exod. 26. 32. Ezek. 29. 4. and 38. 4. ≈ 20 min
3. 22.—descended in bodily shape Is. 23. 18. her hire shall be h. to the Lord 27. 8. what is the h. of the liypocrite ≈ 20 min
2 33. receive promise of the Zech. 14. 20. on horse bells. U. to Lord, 21. Is. 57. 10. saiilst thou not there is no h. J ≈ 20 min
5. 3. Satan filled heart to lie to tbe— Luke 1. 7.5. in h. and righteousness before Jer. 14. 8. O the h.j)f I—ael, 17. 1 ≈ 20 min
7 51. ye do always resist the. Rom. 1. 4. S. of God according to spirit of h. the Lord, and whose li. the Lord ii ≈ 20 min
15. 28. It seemed good to—and to us h. ≈ 20 min
15. 28. It seemed good to—and to us h. ≈ 20 min
15. 28. It seemed good to—and to us h. ≈ 20 min
01 II. thun saith—M> ehall the Jews see the Lord Gal. S. 5. wait for h. of lighteousness by faitk 38 95. well spake the— ≈ 20 min
01 II. thun saith—M> ehall the Jews see the Lord Gal. S. 5. wait for h. of lighteousness by faitk 38 95. well spake the— ≈ 20 min
' Pet 1 3. begotten us aaain to a lively h. 2 Tim. 1. Ifi. give men > to h. of i Incsiphorus Jer. 12. 14. no war nor hav ≈ 21 min
3. 15. asketh a reason of tlie h. in you 2 John 10. receive him not into your h. Ueut. 8. 3. suffered thee to h. ≈ 21 min
IGC. I have h. in thy salvation Dent. 6. 7. when sitlest in Ihy house 10. if thou draw out thy somI to the h. ≈ 21 min
IGC. I have h. in thy salvation Dent. 6. 7. when sitlest in Ihy house 10. if thou draw out thy somI to the h. ≈ 21 min
IGC. I have h. in thy salvation Dent. 6. 7. when sitlest in Ihy house 10. if thou draw out thy somI to the h. ≈ 21 min
Lam. 3. 2ii. good that a man should h. Is. 38. 1. set— in order, for thou Luke 1. 53. tilled the h. wiin ^>)od things ≈ 21 min
HORROR, Gen. 15. 12. Job 18.20. Ps. 5.5. 5. HOW long, Ps. 6.3. and 13. I. and74.9.and Is. 54. 5. thy Maker is thy h Lord ≈ 21 min
Prov. 3. .33. ciir.sc of Lord is in h. of Is. 2. 1 1, lofly looks shall be h. 9. 17. 20. 3. standing 1. li. why stand ye ≈ 21 min
1 Kings 19. 10. I have been very j. for the 6, 10, 13. Phil. 1. 1, 13. and 2. 1, 5. and 3. 29. righteous shall i. the la ≈ 21 min
Gal. 4. 25, 26. Ueb. 12. 22. Rev. 3. 12. and 15. 52. dead raised i. 9. 1 Kings 8. 5. Ps. 28. 9. and 33. 12. and ≈ 21 min
Acts 17. 30. times of this i. God winked at Luke 17. 5. Lord i. our failh dren, 34. 7. Num. 14. 18. Deut. 5. 9. ≈ 21 min
5. 3. Adam begat a .<inii aflei his i. Col. 1. 19. whole body i. with increase of God Ps. 32. 5. mine i. have I not hid, ≈ 21 min
Ler. 16.21. confess over him all iniquities 11. 2. Elias maketh i. to God against Heb. 12. 11, no chastening is joyous b ≈ 21 min
Ler. 16.21. confess over him all iniquities 11. 2. Elias maketh i. to God against Heb. 12. 11, no chastening is joyous b ≈ 21 min
Nsh 9. 2. confessed the i. of their fathers Is. .59. 16. wondered there was ni. intercessor 89. 15. blessed they that kn ≈ 21 min
107. 17. fools, because of i. are afflicted 1 Tim. 5. 1. but i. him as a father IRON sharpeneth iron, Pr. 27. 17. ≈ 21 min
Prov. 5. 22. his own i. shall take the wicked 9 Cor. 8. 4. praying us with much i. that Jer. 15. 19. shall i. break the ≈ 21 min
9. 39. for j. I am come into the world be j. Rev. 1. 3. blessed are they that hear and k ≈ 21 min
la. 26. 8. in the way of thy j. we waited sigiit 3, 21. and 83. 1. Eccl. 3. 7. Is. 41. I. and ≈ 21 min
la. 26. 8. in the way of thy j. we waited sigiit 3, 21. and 83. 1. Eccl. 3. 7. Is. 41. I. and ≈ 21 min
Jer. 12. I. let nie talk with thee of thy j. 28. man is j. by faith without deeds Hab. 2. 20. 1 Cor. 14. 28, 34. ≈ 21 min
JUST man was Noah, Gen. 6. 9. 1 ^or. 4. 4. yet am I not hereby j. 146. 6. which k. truth for ever ≈ 21 min
8. 14. be j. men, to whom it happeneth 18. free gift came on all men, to j. Song 1. 6. mine own vineyard have I not k. ≈ 21 min
Zeph. 3. 5. the j. Lord is in midst thereof 20. if God will be with me, and k. 1 Pet. I. 5. k. by power of God through f ≈ 21 min
7. 5. th-! k. is held in the galleries Josh 22, 22. (Jod knoweth, and Israel he 1 Cor. 8. 3. the same is k. of hini, 13. ≈ 21 min
Jude 4. turning grace of God into I. LAY, Gen. 19. .33, 35.' Job 99. 19. LEAST of thy mercies, Gen. 32. 10. ≈ 21 min
Job ft. 91. he fill thy mouth vith lavgliing 89. 19. I I. help on one that is mighty 6. Rev. 9. I, ≈ 21 min
Pr. 12. 19. I. tongue but for a moment James 4. 10. the L()rd shall I. you up Pr. 23. 13. there is a 1. w ilhout, 'Jlj. ≈ 21 min
8. 12. followeth me shall have light of I. 15. 30. the I. of the eys rejoiceth the 37. 1 ^. a 1. that a righleiuis man h ≈ 21 min
8. 12. followeth me shall have light of I. 15. 30. the I. of the eys rejoiceth the 37. 1 ^. a 1. that a righleiuis man h ≈ 21 min
S Cor. 2. 16. the savour oi" 1. unto 1. Gentiles /ech. I. 15 I was hut a I. displeased ≈ 21 min
appear 6. 22. the I. of the body is the eye—thy Lev. 18.5. if a man do, he shall 1. Neh. 9 SB. ≈ 21 min
Pr 13. 3 keepeth nis moiitn, keepeth 5. 35 John a hii ning and shining I. 63. 4. bless thee while 1 I. 146. 2. ≈ 21 min
,^ab. 2. 4. just sliiiM I. by fiiiili, Kdiii. I. 17. Heb. U. 10. I. for a city whose builder is ed it ≈ 20 min
1 Cor. 9 14. they preach fjospel, 1. of gospel Prov. 14. 15. the prudent 1. well to their go- Mat, 24. 12. the 1, of man ≈ 20 min
16. 3, perceive 4.S. 15. -47. first 8. glory, L. 15. heaven from L. the a 1. 1 Cor. 2. of made was1 Co . Adam we— 17. dw ≈ 20 min
Ps. 63. I. my flesh tongetk for thee LOSE, Eccl. 3. 6. Mat. 10. 39, 42. and 16. 26. I. him ≈ 20 min
1 8. Pet. 1. is II. 8. whomto all themhavingthatnotI. hisseen,appearanoye I. 37. are cut oflT salvation for thy our hope ≈ 20 min
it hath 10, 6. to the I. sheep of Israel, 15. 24. 1 John 2. 15. I. not world, nor the things ≈ 20 min
64. 3. did?t terrible thinzs, r.'i;'. r.ot for Eccl. 9. I. no in in knoweth either I. or 19. men I. darkness Hlhi r thui ≈ 20 min
i^ve mm 24. much learning doth make thee m. Wal. 4. 4. ni shall not live by bread aloite ≈ 21 min
2r.. Jer. in his 9. 23. let II. K/,pk.21. 13. 15. 9. 4. 1.9, 10. wisdom Jobs. 140." 12. Jam. Job and iiol—glory ≈ 21 min
take 3. 5. In. to away sin, 8 he was 51. 13.LUMP,• Cor. r>.Is.e, 38.7. Oal.21. Rom.5. 9. 9. 21. and 11. 16. John forgetl ≈ 21 min
I. 11. 12. vain in. would be wise, though he 6. 31, 49, .58. ≈ 21 min
2. 7. and 4. 13. 149. 4. he will beautify iii. with salvation 17. in. of Lord is from 'everlasting to ≈ 21 min
118. 2:!. it is ni. in our eyes, Mat. 21. 49. Mat. 5. 5. blessed ;ire m. for they inherit Pr. 16. 6. by m. and truth, in ≈ 21 min
28 2 Cor. 9. 5 Mat. 3 8. fruits m. for repentance, Actfl 26. 4. 2 John 3. Jude 2 ≈ 21 min
MEASURE, I>ev. 19.35. Deut. 25. 15. 1 Thess. 4. 17. caught up to m. Lord in 1 Chr. 21. 13. great are his in. ≈ 21 min
Kev. 1 1. 1. m. the temple of Uml, and .5. .30. m. of his body, his fle.sh and his 22. Ps. 5.7. and 6. 4. and 13. .5. an ≈ 21 min
drink 89. 7. ye shall die like ni. and fall like 9. 7. Is. 24. 7. ≈ 21 min
them 2 Cor. 3 0. made us able m. of New Testa- 5. and 55. 22. and 62. 2, 6. and 66. 9. anc ≈ 21 min
them 2 Cor. 3 0. made us able m. of New Testa- 5. and 55. 22. and 62. 2, 6. and 66. 9. anc ≈ 21 min
them 2 Cor. 3 0. made us able m. of New Testa- 5. and 55. 22. and 62. 2, 6. and 66. 9. anc ≈ 21 min
1 Cor. 1. 10. joined together in the same m. God Ps. 81. 10. open tJit) minitl wide and I will ≈ 21 min
2 Cor. 3. 14. their miiuls were blinded Job 7. 18. try him every m. der mercies, 106. 7, 45. ≈ 21 min
the (Jentilca 8. 11. raised Christ, ipiirken in. bod" 16 25. according to revelation of the la. ≈ 21 min
I Cor. 9. 13. they who ni. ab'-ut holy MOTH, Job 4. 19. and 27. 18. Ps. 39. II. Is. all ≈ 41 min
1 Tim. 6. ? we broug.U n. into this world Mat. 28. 20. teaching them to o. all things OFTEN reproved hardeneth, Pr. 29. ≈ 20 min
faith 8. 9. if hanil, foot, eye o. Mark 9. OPERATION, Ps. 28". .5. Is. 5. 12. Col 8. 1& ≈ 20 min
is fulfilled in OPPOSE, 2 Tim. 2. 25. 9 Thess. 9. 4. ≈ 20 min
3. 2. 7. 9. 24. Acts God, of 7. 38. Rom. Deut. 16. Judges OWN, OEACLES ≈ 21 min
3. 2. 7. 9. 24. Acts God, of 7. 38. Rom. Deut. 16. Judges OWN, OEACLES ≈ 21 min
Mob. 0. 1. had o. of divine service Ps. 95. II. for name's sake p. mine iniquity 1(1. 36. have need of p. tliat aCIiryeh ≈ 21 min
16 7, 11. 1 Pet. 3. 4. 33. 8. I will p. all their iniquities 4. let p. have her perfect work ≈ 21 min
rte-ith 1 Tim. 5. 4. learn to requite their p. 2 Thess. 3. 5. into p. waiting for Christ ≈ 21 min
3. 5. he that o. shall be clothed in white Num. 18. 20. I am thy p. and inheritance 2 Tim. 2. 24. senile, apt to teach, ≈ 21 min
21. 7. he that o. shall inherit all things 118. 7. Lord taketh my p. with them that Ps. 37. 7. wait'pntienllv for Lord, ≈ 21 min
21. 7. he that o. shall inherit all things 118. 7. Lord taketh my p. with them that Ps. 37. 7. wait'pntienllv for Lord, ≈ 21 min
CVERTIIROVV, Deut. 12. 3 and 29. 23. Job PARTAKER with adulf^ers, Ps. .50. 18. PAVILION, Ps. 27. 5. and 31.90 md 18 11 ≈ 21 min
OVERWHELMED, Ps, .55. 5. and fil.9. and 30. if I by grace he a p. why am I Ps. 34. 14. seek p. and pursue it ≈ 21 min
Mic. 5 5 this man shall lie the p. Job 11.7. find out Almighty to perfection Jer. 3. 21. they have p. their way ≈ 21 min
in p. Job 5. 12. hands cannot p. their enterprise PETITION, 2 Sam. I. 17. Esth. 5. 6. ≈ 21 min
14. 17. kingdom of God is righteous- Rom. 4. 2! promised, was able qlso to p. Luke 4. 23. say to me, p. heal thyself ≈ 21 min
fa. 19. 25. blessed be Egypt—and Assyria Acts 9. 4. why [). thou me, 22. 7. Is. 38. 17. delivered It from p. of cornipli ≈ 21 min
8. 8. and 13. 0. 2 Cor. fi. 16. Gal. 1. 13. beyond measure I p. the church Job 6. 14. to tlie afflicted p. should be she ≈ 21 min
PERCEIVE, neut. 29. 4. 1 John 3. 16. 1 Tim. I. 13. who was before n persecutor Ezek. 36. 21. I had p for ni\ holy name ≈ 21 min
PERCEIVE, neut. 29. 4. 1 John 3. 16. 1 Tim. I. 13. who was before n persecutor Ezek. 36. 21. I had p for ni\ holy name ≈ 21 min
In I. sliiiieth I'et. 19. dark that a light 2 slanire tbein of Christ to 4. 13. p. a man of Eph. Go*!p 6. of prepared 12 ≈ 21 min
1 Cor 7. 32. how p. the Lord, 33. p. his wife 2. 10. Zeph. 3. 1. J*Ial. I. 7, 19. POTENTATE, blessed, 1 Tim. 6 15. ≈ 21 min
stand 149. 6. Is. 60. 6. anu Ii3. 7. 1 I'et. 2. 9. Lam. 3. 8. Jonah 2. 7. ≈ 21 min
Pr 3. 27 when it is in the p. of thj hand 63 3. my lips shall p. thee Ps. 72. 20. the prayers of David ended ≈ 21 min
Jer. 10 12. made the earth by his p. 51. l."). 31. 31. her works |>. her in the gates sions ≈ 21 min
9. 22. willing to make his p. known Mark 11. 24. things ye desire when ye p. 6. 19. he p. that men should repent ≈ 21 min
Phil. 3 10. may know p. of his resurrection James 5. 13. is any afflicted, let him p. 1 Pet. 3. 19. p. to the spirits in ≈ 21 min
1 Thess. 1. 5. gospel not in word, but in p. 44. in agony he p. more earnestly P- ≈ 21 min
25. 4. 9, we made our p. to our God 27. way of thy p. 40. long after thy p. ≈ 21 min
12. 10. now is come the p. of his Christ 109. 17. he will regard p. of the destitute, 94. I sought thy p. 101. through t ≈ 21 min
50 93. who olTers [i. glorifies me Mai. 17. 91. not come out hul by p. and 72. 14. p. shall their bh.oil be in thy sigh ≈ 21 min
Hab. 3. 3 earth was full of bis p. Phil. 4. 6. in every thing by p. and supplica- 43. 4. since thou wast p. In my sigli' ≈ 21 min
I Pet. 1. 1. obtained the like p. Otith 2 Tim. 4. 18. will p. to his heavenly kingdcmi hath ≈ 20 min
PREDESTlNATj;, Horn. 8 a9, SO. 2 Sam. 8. 6. Lord p. Uavid wliitlier.soever Rev. I. 6. kings and p. to (Jod, 5. 111. &.20 ≈ 20 min
Eev. 12. 6. into the wilderness, a place p. of self a p. 8. 4. they made p. and I knftw it not ≈ 20 min
GaL 1. 4. deliver us from this p. world PRIDE of heart, 2 Chron. 32. 26.. Ps. 10. 4. Mat. 5. 25. and thou be cast into p ≈ 20 min
Jesus 16. 18. p. goeth before destruction Eph. 4. I. I the p. of Ilie Lord hes'jech you ≈ 20 min
. Jonah I. 3, 10. Zeph. I. 7. Jude24. ness 12. turn to strong hold ye p. of hope ≈ 20 min
100. 9. come before his p. with singing I Tim. 3. 6. lest lifled'up with p. he fall PRIZE, I Cor. 9. 24. I'hil. 3. 14. ≈ 20 min
Pr. 12. 23. the heart of fools ;)roc/aimert fool- Ps, 74, 9, there is no more any p, PROTEST, Gen, 43, 3, 1 Sam 9, Jer. ≈ 20 min
Mai. 2, 10. by profaning the covenant of our 2,3, will not hear that p, shall be de Is, 3, 5. child shall behave p again ≈ 20 min
PROFIT, Pr, 11. 2.3. Eccl. 7. U. Jer. 16. 19. Num, 11, 29, all the Lord's people prophets sail ≈ 20 min
4. 2. James 2. 14. Hos. 6. 5, I hewed them by the p. 2 Cor. 8. 8. to p. the sincerity of your love ≈ 20 min
I Tim. 4. 1,5. thy profiting appear M.at. 5. 17. not come to destroy law, or p. which is good ≈ 20 min
X). covet to p. and forbid not to Job 19 6. the tnhernnrles of robbers p. Ps, 78, .56. tempted, and p. the Most High ≈ 20 min
Luke3. 19. came also />ii4//constobe baptized Acts 11.23. with p. of heart cleave to Lord QUICK, Num. 16. ,30. Ps. 55. 1 ≈ 20 min
PULL out, Ps. 31. 4. Jer. 12. 3. Mat. " 4. Ps. 34. 14. seek p. and p. it 149. q. me according to thy judgment ≈ 20 min
•A. 4. that hath clean hands and p. heart ' Gen. 28. 20. God will give raiment to pvt on RACE, Ps. 19. 5. Eccl. 9. II. 1 ≈ 20 min
Zeph. 3. 9. turn to the people a p. language Roiii. 13. 12 —armour of light, 14.—Lord Je- Pr. 6. 34. jealousy is the r. ≈ 20 min
' 147. r. earth r. for the 20. prepareth Is. I. refuse ye shall if ye who and be RECKONED,1 Pet 1. 9. r. thePs.end40. of ≈ 21 min
30. 23. shall give the r. of thy seed, th.at Ezek. 20. 38. 1 will purge out the r. from Jer. 25. 14. I will r. yonr ini< ≈ 21 min
Jar 5. 24. feir the Lord who giveth r Ps 68 18 received gifts for men, for the r. Luke 14. 14. they cannot r. thee ≈ 21 min
I Cor. 1. 30. made unto us wisilom and 5. 11. let all those that trust in thee r. 36. 31. shall r. your own evil ways ≈ 21 min
sion seeth 16. 25. r. thou iti thy life-time ncet9- ≈ 21 min
Kings 17. 15, 20. Lam. 5. 22. RELIEVE, Lev. 25. .35. Is. I. 17. I's. 146. 9. 03. 3. 1 will gather the r. of my dock ≈ 21 min
Bev. 20 4. they lived and r. w-'.h Christ a 9. 7. r. and forget not how thou pro- all his ways ≈ 21 min
cations 1 Tim. 5. 4. learn to r. their parents II. 9. I will not r. lo destroy Ephraim ≈ 21 min
2 Cor. 6. 8. hy evil r. and good r. Is. II 10. his r. shall be glorious REVELLINGS, Gal. 5. 91. 1 Pet. 4. 3. ≈ 21 min
Job 27. 6. my heart shall not r. nie Mat. II. 2H, 99. I will L'ive r. to your souls Ps 89. 7. lo he had In r. of all nho ≈ 21 min
PrriT 14. 34. sin Is a r. to any people Ileb. 4. 9. r reiiininrlb for the people of God Ps. 111.9. holy and rererrnd is ≈ 21 min
10 17. he Iliat reliiseth r. «r-eth Eccl. 7. 9. ancer r. in the Itosoui of fools Ezra 9. 8. give us a little trm'ria^,', ≈ 21 min
Mat. 5. 12. great is your r. Jn heaven Ezek. 18. 5. be just and do lawful and r. Job 29. 14. I put on r. and it clothed ≈ 20 min
14. 90. the r. man hath many friends 11.5. Lord trielh r. but wicked he hateth 28. 17 judgment to line, and r. to plumiy ≈ 20 min
14. 90. the r. man hath many friends 11.5. Lord trielh r. but wicked he hateth 28. 17 judgment to line, and r. to plumiy ≈ 20 min
22. 9. r. and the poor meet together 37. 17. the Lord upholdeth the r. 54. 17. their r. is of me, saiili the Lord ≈ 20 min
Eccl. 5. 12. abundance of r. will not suffer moved 64. 5. that rejoiceth and worketli r. ≈ 20 min
ard 141. 5. let r. smite me; it shall be kind- Mat. 3. 15. thus it becoinetli to fulfill all r. ≈ 20 min
world 24. desire of the r. shall be granted 24. 25. as he reasoned of r. temperance ≈ 20 min
James 2. 5. poor of this world r. in faith 98 the hope of the r. shall be gladness 3. 22. even r. of God by faith of J ≈ 20 min
14. 24. cr(»wn of the wise Is their r. bour 10. 3. ignorant of r. of God, establish ≈ 20 min
14. 24. cr(»wn of the wise Is their r. bour 10. 3. ignorant of r. of God, establish ≈ 20 min
Gen. 40. 10. ripe grapes, Num. 13. 20. Is. 18. 5. 1 Pet. 4. 4. r. not to same excess of riot 85. 9. his s. is nigh theui ≈ 22 min
John 7. 38. 13. 18. bring wrath by profaning the 3. 10. earth shall see s. of God ≈ 22 min
31. 3. thou art uiy r. and fortress, 2. 15. 29. to obey is better than s. II. 11. through their fall,s. is conie ≈ 22 min
Mir. 6. 9. hear the r. 7. 14. feed with thy r. 1 Cor. 5. 7. (^hrlst our passover is s. for us Jude 3. write linto von of ≈ 22 min
RITDOV Songf). 10. Lam. 4. 7. 149. 9. this honour have nil his s. 19. for their sakes I s. myself ≈ 22 min
B 4Nn, Gen. 22. 17. and 32. 12. Job 6. 3. and 10. 1. prayer for Israel tliat they may Pr. 25. 27. men to s. own glory is ≈ 21 min
a-id '3)' 26. 5. 24. 5. I. s. hearts of 22 Acts imaL'ination 51. and proud in SECT, and, Gen. 45. preserve lives, 7. Luk ≈ 21 min
Gal. 3. IG. not to needj but to thy s. Christ John 12. 26. if any man s. me, let him follow Tit. 3. 6. Holv Glio.st he s ≈ 21 min
John 3. 11. as Moses lifted up s. in wilderness 9. 7. and 10. 5. iind II. 2. and 13.5,18 and SICK of love, Song 9, .5. a ≈ 21 min
Pet. 2. 15. Rev. 8. 12. 3. endured such contradiction of s. Luke 24. 25. fools s. of he:\rt to believe ≈ 20 min
BIN lieth at the door, Uen. 4. 7. 8. 8. to prove the s. of your Ic/e Mm. 25. 5. they all slumbered and slept ≈ 20 min
38. 18. I will b« sorry for my s. 23. Ps. 30. 4. and 68 j2. and 81. 1. and 95. Mai. 5. 39. shall 9. thee on thy right ch ≈ 20 min
119. 11. that t might not s. against thee Exod. 15. 1. I will s. Judges 5. 3. Ps. 13. fi. SMOKE, Gen. 19. 28. Exod. 19. ≈ 20 min
John 1. 29. taketh away s. of the world Ps. 9. 11. s. praise, 18. -19. and 2'. 6. and 30. Is. 42. 3. smoking Hax, Mat. 1 ≈ 20 min
s. James 5. 13. is aiiv merry, let him s. osalms 124. 7. s. is broken and we are escaped ≈ 20 min
s. James 5. 13. is aiiv merry, let him s. osalms 124. 7. s. is broken and we are escaped ≈ 20 min
8. 2. made free from the law of a. 3. 22. 2 Tim. 2. 26. recover out of the s. of devil ≈ 20 min
3. 9. he cannot s. because born of God Zeph. 3. 16. 2 Pet. 3. 9. SNUFFED, Mai. 1. 13. Jer. 2. 24. ≈ 20 min
Pb. 19. 13. keep from presumptuous sins i ftph. 2. Ifi. having slain the enmity thereby 1 Thess. 5. 6. let us watch and ≈ 20 min
Mat. 1. 21. tketrsins, Koin. 11.27. Heb. 8. 12. 24. 3.3. 1 Tim. 2. 9. sohr.ely, 15. ≈ 20 min
Mat. 1. 21. tketrsins, Koin. 11.27. Heb. 8. 12. 24. 3.3. 1 Tim. 2. 9. sohr.ely, 15. ≈ 20 min
8. 14 and 14. 7, 20. Lam. 5. Ifi. Dan. 9. 5, 7. thev that a. a. in the night Mat. 11. 27. no man kiioweth S. but the (a ≈ 20 min
la. f>5. 20. " an hiinilred years old is accursed SLING, I Sam. 2.''.. 59. Jer. 10. 18. (!al. 4. 7. ifs. then nn heir of ≈ 20 min
PONG tc the Lord, Ex. 15. 1 Num. 21. 17. Ex. 30. 12. ransom for his sou/ 50. 4. know how to s. a woid in se.a* r. Ei 13. ≈ 21 min
7. 3. s. is better than laughter Pr. 11. 30. he that winneth s. is wise 5. 19. a. to yourselves in psalms and ≈ 21 min
Lam. 1. 12. be any s. like unto my s. Ezek. 14. 14. should but deliver their s. Rev. 13. 5. a mouth s. great things ≈ 21 min
t Cor. 2. 7. swalkiwed up of overmuch s. 2 Pet. 2. 14. bejiuiling unstable s. Mat. 26. 73. thy s. bewrayeth thee ≈ 21 min
1. 10. to s. 1 Tiin. doctrine, contrary 2 1 their 1. spirit • in 15. wealth. Job 21. 13. days of sorroirful Tim. SPEND S ≈ 21 min
6()I,I)I V.R of Jci.18 (^irist, 2 Tim. 9. 3, 4. 15. 42. it Is a. in corrupt imi and 66. 2. ≈ 21 min
6()I,I)I V.R of Jci.18 (^irist, 2 Tim. 9. 3, 4. 15. 42. it Is a. in corrupt imi and 66. 2. ≈ 21 min
plication 5. 19. speaking in s. songs. Col. 3. 16. Pr. 6. 30. if he s. to satisfy his soui ≈ 21 min
him Is. 53. la. shall divide s. with the strong Heb. 3. 14. hold our confidence s. to end ≈ 21 min
him Is. 53. la. shall divide s. with the strong Heb. 3. 14. hold our confidence s. to end ≈ 21 min
8. 13. if ye through s. mortify deeds of SPREA»,Job9. 8. Is. 2.5. II. and 37. 14. Jer. 4. I. Tit. 1. 7. I Pet. 4. 10. ≈ 21 min
8. 2fi. the s. helpeth our infirmities Ps. 65. 10. spriit^iug, John 4. 14. Heb. 12. 15. 9. Deut. 9. 6, 13. and 10. 16. ≈ 21 min
8. 2fi. the s. helpeth our infirmities Ps. 65. 10. spriit^iug, John 4. 14. Heb. 12. 15. 9. Deut. 9. 6, 13. and 10. 16. ≈ 21 min
erty SPUE thee out of my mouth. Rev. 3. 16. Hab. Ps. 65. 7. stilleth noise of the sea, ^<9. 9. ≈ 21 min
against flesh 9. 4. broken s. of his shoulder, 14. 5. Song 2.7. that ve s. not up, nor, 3. 5. and 8. 4. ≈ 21 min
6. 18. grace be with your s. 2 Tim. 4. 22. STAIN, Is. 2.3. 9. and 63. 3. Ps. 118. 22. 8. which the builders refused ≈ 21 min
6. 18. grace be with your s. 2 Tim. 4. 22. STAIN, Is. 2.3. 9. and 63. 3. Ps. 118. 22. 8. which the builders refused ≈ 21 min
6. 18. grace be with your s. 2 Tim. 4. 22. STAIN, Is. 2.3. 9. and 63. 3. Ps. 118. 22. 8. which the builders refused ≈ 21 min
6. 18. praying always in s. Jude 20. s. Mat. 3. 9. of these s. to raise up children ≈ 21 min
in s. 1 Pet. 5. 12. true grace of God wherein ye s. STORM, Ps. 55. 8. and 83. 1.5. ≈ 21 min
Cen. I. 2. .Spirit of Ood, Ex. 31. 3. 2 Chron. P9. I. I. standcth, 26. 12. and 33. II. Pr. 8. 2. STRAIGHT, Josh. 6. ,5. ≈ 21 min
Lake 10. 30. rejolte not that the s. are sub- Jude 1.3. wandering s. to whom is darknesi Job 18. 7. steps straitened, Pr ≈ 21 min
Heb 11. 13. confessed they were s. on earth 15. 18. the wrathful man stirreth up a. 5. 5. all ye be s. one to another ≈ 21 min
STREET, Rev. II. 8. and 21. 21. and 22. 2. Luke 22. 24. there was a s. among them ≈ 21 min
40 29. that have no mig^t increaseth s. 31. 2. be thou my s. rock SUFI-'ER, E.X. 19.23. Lev. 19. 17. ≈ 21 min
Sen. 49. 3. mii strenirth, Ex. 15. 2. 2 Sam. 22. Rom. 4. 20 s. in faith, giving glory to God 2'!. s. the word (d' e\hiMt ≈ 21 min
7 and 3.S. 10. and 43. 2. and .59. 17. and 62. 2 r. 12. 10. when I am weak then am I s. 19. them that s. according to ≈ 21 min
Zech. 14. 8. living waters in s. 'id winter Phil. 4. IS. odour of a 9. smell Deut. 32. 41. Iiike twlU, Ps. tiJ. 24. Is. ≈ 21 min
Zech. 14. 8. living waters in s. 'id winter Phil. 4. IS. odour of a 9. smell Deut. 32. 41. Iiike twlU, Ps. tiJ. 24. Is. ≈ 21 min
lUl. 6. s. not smite thee by day. Is. 49. 10. Eccl. 9. II. the race is not to the s. Mat. 91. 43. kingdom of God t. from ≈ 21 min
Is 90 2G. light of the s. shall lie seven fold Ps. 147. 15 swiftly, Joel 3. 4. la. 6. 7. thy iniquity is taken atray ≈ 21 min
J«/ 31.. 35. giveth the e. for a lipht by day Deut. 33. 29. s. of thy excellency 9 Cor. 3. 16. when return to Lord, yail ≈ 21 min
U. 22. 23, 25. 9. place, 28. Hi. s. foundation 2 Cor. 5. 1. if our earthly house of this t. 1 Cor. 11. 33. come to eat, ≈ 21 min
SURPRISED the hypocrites, l9. 33. 14. Song 1. 12. while the king sitteth at his t. Mat. 16. 28. some shall not t. of dea ≈ 21 min
Tit. 2. 12. t. us, that denying ungodliness Rev. 3. 10. keep thee from the hour oft. Job 31. 1. why should I t. on a mai ≈ 21 min
S Cor. 2. 4. of anguish, wrote with many t. Num. 24. 5. how goodly are thy t. O Jacob 119. 59. I t. on my ways, and turn ≈ 21 min
TELL it not in Gath, 2 Sam. 1. 20. 65. .5. by t. things wilt thou answer us 1 Chron. 28. 9. understandeth all imagina- ≈ 21 min
THUNDER, Job 26. 14. and 40. 9. Ps 29. 3. Luke 16. 94. I am tnrmmteit in this flame Ezek. 18. 31. cast away all your t. ≈ 20 min
TIDI.N'GS, evil, Ex. 33. 4. Ps. 112. 7. TOSS, Is. 29. 18. Jer. 5. ^2. James 1. 6. James 9. 1 1 . if thou kill, thou art ≈ 20 min
TI.ME when thou maveat he found, Ps. 32. 6. Eph. 4. 14. children t. to and fro with every 59. 5. be not merciful to any ≈ 20 min
t. on earth ≈ 20 min
Ps 104 It), the trees of Lord are lull of sap 143. 1 1. bring my soul out of t. 91. 4. his t. Is thy shield and buckler ≈ 21 min
John 16. 33, in the world ye shall have t. TRUST in him, 1 Chr. 5. 21). Ps. I* 4. his eye-lids t. the children of men ≈ 21 min
John 16. 33, in the world ye shall have t. TRUST in him, 1 Chr. 5. 21). Ps. I* 4. his eye-lids t. the children of men ≈ 21 min
pent ('2. 8, t. in him at all tiinef /e people Ps. 12. 6. word Is pure as silver I. in the ≈ 21 min
and 14. 6. Hos. 12. 6. Joel 2. 119. 37. turn mine e> es from beholding v. Luke 3. 14. do v. to no man, and be coutenl ≈ 20 min
Zeeh. 1 3. t. to me, and 1 will t to you 8. whose mdUt.i speaketh v. 11. VIRGIN, Is. 7. 14. 2 Cor. 11. 2. ≈ 20 min
2 Pet. 9. 21. to t. from holy commandments Is. .5. 18. draw iniquity with cords of v. edge ≈ 20 min
Pi 44. 18 tvmed back, 78. 9, 41. Is. 42. 17. 99. 8. thou tookest v. of their inventions Ps. 8. 4. visitest, 65. 9. Heb. ≈ 20 min
TUTORS, Gal. 4. 2. VERY, Pr. 17. 9. Mat. 24. 24. John 7. 2C. and If). 14. upbraided them with their u. ≈ 20 min
Luke 18. 12. t. dead, Jude 12. 48. n. not been emptied from v. to v. 1 Tim. I. 13. I did it Ignorantly in u. ≈ 20 min
Heb 6. 19. entereth into that within the v. VEXED, Job 27. 2. Ps. 6. 9, 3, 10. 10. and 9. 25, 96. Acts 7. 51. ≈ 20 min
it shall priests said, u., u. be it he overciuneth v. that v. Is Ihe thi* lodge I John 5. 4. shall thoughts 4. 14. longi ≈ 20 min
19. 23. u. knowledge, 28. 5. u. all things 4. u. not so, 5. u. not staad in judgment UNSAVOURY, Job 6. 6. Jer. 23. 13. ≈ 19 min
aged Tit. 2. 12. denying u. and worUllv lusts Exod. 5. 2. who is the L. that I should obey ≈ 19 min
SI. 8 the Almighty giveth them u. Ps. 133. 1. brethren to ilwell together in unity 19. 13. the Highest gave his v. ≈ 19 min
147 5. his u. is infinite Luke 16. 8. lord ccunmendeil the u. steward 10. 3. the sheep hear his v. 4. 16, 27 ≈ 19 min
147 5. his u. is infinite Luke 16. 8. lord ccunmendeil the u. steward 10. 3. the sheep hear his v. 4. 16, 27 ≈ 19 min
147 5. his u. is infinite Luke 16. 8. lord ccunmendeil the u. steward 10. 3. the sheep hear his v. 4. 16, 27 ≈ 19 min
4. .). get wisdom, get u. 7. Acts 21. 15 resurrection holh of just and u. VOID of counsel, Deut. 32. 28. ≈ 19 min
9. 6. go in the way of u. 1 Pet. 3 18. once suffered, the just for u. 119. 126. they have made v. thy law ≈ 19 min
14. 29. slow to wrath is of great u. Rev. 22. II. he that is u. let him he u. still Acts 24. 16. conscience v. of ofl'en ≈ 19 min
the r^ord UNMINDFUL, Deut. 32. 8. 23. 21, 22. ≈ 19 min
40. 28. there is no searching of his ii. UNI'ERFECT, Ps. 139. 16. Is. 19. 21. shall V. a v. lo Lord, Ps. 133. 9 ≈ 19 min
men | I'NUUENCIl AllLE, Mat. 3. 12. Luke 3. 17. Pa. 119 116. II. me accoriling to Ihy woi* ≈ 19 min
19. 13. 1 shall be u. and iiinooent Gen. 49. 18. I waited for thy salvation Rom. 14. 15. now w. thou not charilab y ≈ 19 min
140. 13. u. shall dwell in thy presence Zech. II. II. poor of flock that w. on mo Jer. 10. 33. not in man that w. to dir ≈ 19 min
light 130. 6. my soul w. for the Lord more <;en. 3. 8. voice of Lord walking in garden ≈ 19 min
light 130. 6. my soul w. for the Lord more <;en. 3. 8. voice of Lord walking in garden ≈ 19 min
15. 8. prayer of the u. is his delight Rom. 8. 2:j. w. for the adoption Mic. 2. 11. if man w. in falsehood, do lie ≈ 19 min
URIM and Thuminim, Ex. 28. 30. Lev. 8. 8 13. 4. ye shall w. after the Lord your 2 Cor. 8. 14. a supply for your w. ≈ 19 min
Lam. I. 16. eye runnelh down with w. 3. 48. 9 Pet. 2. 2. the w. of truth be evil spoken not ≈ 20 min
and hlood 5. 21. the w. of man are before the Lord Lev. 19. 36. just balances, just «icii'A(* ≈ 20 min
92. 17. \e\ hii]i take the w. of life freely Lair. 1 4. the w. of Zion do mourn Gen. 4. 7. if doest welt, llion shalt be ≈ 20 min
Mat. 23. 27 tcliited, Acts 23. 3. Eph. 5. 17. understandeth what the w. of Job 5. 13. taketli the vv. in their own crall ≈ 20 min
John 5. 4. made w. of whatsoever disease Ezra 7. 18. will uf Gud, Mark 3. 35. Rom. I. be wise ≈ 20 min
Acts 9. 34. Jesus Christ maketh thee w. 8. 5. Gal. 1. 4. Eph. 1. 1. and 6. C. Col. 1. 1. Eccl. 7. 4. heart of w. in hous ≈ 20 min
Jer. 3. 9. whoredom, Ezek. 16. Hos. 2. 2, 4. Rom. 7. 18. to w. is present with me Mat. 10. 16. be ye w. as serpents and ≈ 20 min
Jer. 3. 9. whoredom, Ezek. 16. Hos. 2. 2, 4. Rom. 7. 18. to w. is present with me Mat. 10. 16. be ye w. as serpents and ≈ 20 min
21. 12. God overthroweth the w. Jiidg. 5. 2. willinirly, ottered themselves, 9. 19. 8. he tiiat gelteth w. lovetli hisot ≈ 20 min
Eccl 7. 17. be not overmuch w. Lam. 3. 33. Lord doth not altlict w. 23. buy.truth, w. and instrucliou ≈ 20 min
Job 16. lU. my w. is in lieaven 88. II. wilt thou shew w. to the dead Rom. 10. 17. lThess.2. 13. Heb. 4. 12 and ≈ 20 min
21. 28 be not w. against thy neighbour John 4. 48. except they see signs and w. Ps. 119. 43. Kurd (/ trutA,2 Cor. 6. 7. ≈ 20 min
Jneb. 2!. 22 ye are vv. against yourselves 1. and 105. 2. and 119. 27. and 145. 5. and Hos. fi. 5. slain them by w. of m ≈ 20 min
Frov. 11. 10. gracious vv. letaineth honour Ps. 139. 14. tcoudrrfulhj, Lam. 1. 9. 1 Cor. 2. 4. not with enticing w. of m ≈ 20 min
49. 22, 24. and 50. 43. 30. 14. w. is very nigh, Rom. 10. 8. Ps. .50. 17. my words. Is. 51. 16. and 59.21 ≈ 20 min
49. 22, 24. and 50. 43. 30. 14. w. is very nigh, Rom. 10. 8. Ps. .50. 17. my words. Is. 51. 16. and 59.21 ≈ 20 min
praised g. Id Eccl. 5. 2. Ezek. 33. 31. Mat. 12. 37. ≈ 20 min
transgression Acts 13. 15. if ye have any vv. of exhorta- ment ≈ 20 min
w. Rev. 3. 10. hast kept vv. of my patience 13. and 8. 17. John 6. 29. Rom. 14. 20. ≈ 20 min
Acts 26 20 w. meet for repentance John 1 10. w. made by him knew him not 5. 12. w. is the Lamb slain to receive ≈ 19 min
11. 6. then it is no more of w. saved and 23. 30, 37. Rom. 11. 25. ≈ 19 min
5 19 w. of flesh are manifest 15. 18. if the w. hate you Gal. 5. 7. ye cannot do the things ye w. ≈ 19 min
John 3. 8. that he might destroy w. of Col. 1. 6. as in all the w. and bringeth Deut. 32. 27. feared w. of the enemy ≈ 19 min
John 3. 8. that he might destroy w. of Col. 1. 6. as in all the w. and bringeth Deut. 32. 27. feared w. of the enemy ≈ 19 min
John 3. 8. that he might destroy w. of Col. 1. 6. as in all the w. and bringeth Deut. 32. 27. feared w. of the enemy ≈ 19 min
and 20. 12, 13. 17. the w. passeth away and th* .Mat. 3. 7. flee from vv. to come ≈ 19 min
Ps. 40. 5. wonderful works, 78. 4. and 107. 6. w. and the w. heareth tiiem 13. 5. not only for w. but conscience ≈ 19 min
Mat. 10. 10. workman, 2 Tim. 2. 15. 21. 36. w. to escape all things Col. 3. 25. he that doelh vv. shall receive ≈ 19 min
Mat. 10. 10. workman, 2 Tim. 2. 15. 21. 36. w. to escape all things Col. 3. 25. he that doelh vv. shall receive ≈ 19 min
50. 12. w. is mine and the fulness of it 1 Thess. 2 12. walk w. of God who called Is. 26. 12. w. all our works for ii.- ≈ 19 min
Hat. 16. 26. what profit if gain whole w. 18. labourer is w. of reward thing is God ≈ 19 min
H°b. 12. 11. yicldeth peaceable fruit unto Ps. 25 7 remember not sins of my y. lem, temple or church, 2 Kings 19. 31 Pa. ≈ 5 min

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