Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review, 19 tomasDallas Theological Seminary, 1862 |
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Abadim according admitted Agassiz apostle Aramean atonement baptism baptized believe Bible Bibliotheca Sacra character Christ Christian church circumcision critical death declensions decrees Deut divine doctrine English Epistle Erasmus eucharist event evil Ewald existence expression fact faith feminine gospel grammar Greek hath heathen Hebrew Hebrew servant holy human idea imperative mood imperfect tense Imprecatory Psalms Israelite Jesus John jubilee kamets language Latin latter Lord Lord's supper Luther maid-servant Maimonides master means Melanchthon ment miracles moral Mosaic Mosaic law nature nouns ordinance original passage Paul persons polygamy preached present principles Prof Psalm reason received reference regard relation render respect Rödiger scriptures Semitic Semitic languages sense servitude sheol slaves soul species spirit suffix supposed Testament thee things tion translation true truth unto verb Verse wife words
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