The Family Expositor: Or, A Paraphrase and Version of the New Testament; with Critical Notes, and a Practical Improvement of Each Section ...him at Washington Head Bookstore. Sold also by said Etheridge, in Boston. S. Etheridge, printer, 1807 |
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... Herod the Great , whom the THERE was in the Romans had made king of Judea , there was the king of Judea , a days of Herod , a priest named Zacharias , who belonged to that certain priest , nam- Turned as clay to the seal ] This beau ...
... Herod the Great , whom the THERE was in the Romans had made king of Judea , there was the king of Judea , a days of Herod , a priest named Zacharias , who belonged to that certain priest , nam- Turned as clay to the seal ] This beau ...
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... this time , as they suffered so many grievous things by the oppression of the Romans and the tyranny of Herod , which toward the close of his reign grew more and more insupportable . The design of John's coming declared by the angel .
... this time , as they suffered so many grievous things by the oppression of the Romans and the tyranny of Herod , which toward the close of his reign grew more and more insupportable . The design of John's coming declared by the angel .
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... Herod , who was then on the Jewish throne , un- doubtedly controlled many of the laws of God , yet the natural severity and extrava- gant jealousy of his temper would proba- bly engage him to execute this in its full terror . Mary's ...
... Herod , who was then on the Jewish throne , un- doubtedly controlled many of the laws of God , yet the natural severity and extrava- gant jealousy of his temper would proba- bly engage him to execute this in its full terror . Mary's ...
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... Herod . pages 219 , 220 ) that Elsner's criticism ( Observ . Vol . I. pag . 178 , 179 ) is not to be admitted , which would render it , And his tongue also been ευλογούσα , instead of ευλογών ; and Raphelius has given unanswerable ...
... Herod . pages 219 , 220 ) that Elsner's criticism ( Observ . Vol . I. pag . 178 , 179 ) is not to be admitted , which would render it , And his tongue also been ευλογούσα , instead of ευλογών ; and Raphelius has given unanswerable ...
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... Herod , should be pub- licly enrolled ; or that the number of its inhabit- ants , both male and female , with their families to All the land . ] Though oixμ doth Luke xxi . 26. ( See Lardn . Credib . of undoubtedly sometimes signify the ...
... Herod , should be pub- licly enrolled ; or that the number of its inhabit- ants , both male and female , with their families to All the land . ] Though oixμ doth Luke xxi . 26. ( See Lardn . Credib . of undoubtedly sometimes signify the ...
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The Family Expositor– Or, A Paraphrase and Version of the New Testament ... Philip Doddridge,Andrew Kippis Visos knygos peržiūra - 1807 |
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xxxii psl. - Live while you live, the Epicure would say, And seize the pleasures of the present day. Live while you live, the sacred Preacher cries, And give to God each moment as it flies.
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