~270 Min.Notes On Ezekiel
biblecentre.org · ... so emphatically identified in verses 15, 20, 22, it was but passingly and for the ... was verified in their destruction. Ezekiel 34. We have next a solemn, ...
~186 Min.Chapter III
... have it expounded. In the Gospel of Luke we read: "And when the hour was ... blood, which is shed for you" (Ch. 22:14-20). The Lord was with His disciples ...
~102 Min.The Last Words
biblecentre.org · ... of the Eleven untouched. (Vv. 21, 22). More, however, is needed to bring home ... I go, ye cannot come.". (Vv. 34, 35). Moreover the coming parting would ...
~313 Min.Miscellaneous Writings
biblecentre.org · ... We are comparing the Gospels, chiefly Luke's and John's. Luke was a Gentile and ... heeded the Lord's warning in Like 22, his feet would have been washed ...
~106 Min.2 Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... of danger than we should deduce from Luke's account of it. Death evidently stared ... the second unnamed brother, of verse 22, who was a man of diligent ...
~111 Min.Comments on First Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... therefore specially for Jews (Cf. ch. 1:22), given for the time being, for the ... of his own mind. But in verse 34 the assembly (not simply the women) is ...
~89 Min.Jeremiah The Tender-Hearted Prophet of the Nations
biblecentre.org · ... earth, A woman shall compass a man" (verse 22). It has been common among the Fathers ... their sin no more" (verses 33, 34). These two verses apply to the ...
~192 Min.Comments On The Book Of Romans
biblecentre.org · ... walk (or associations); and 3. evil worship (v. 22) - concerning all of which he gives ... is a blessed truth, of course (v. 34) but God for us. Verse 32 ...
~133 Min.Comments on the Epistle to the Hebrews
biblecentre.org · ... waits with patience. From verse 17 to 22 there are now four grand examples ... an evidence of something substantial. Verse 34 of our chapter speaks of the " ...
~359 Min.Lectures on the Book of Judges
biblecentre.org · ... It is in the seventh of Luke. There is a poor soul that ... who were afraid should return home, twenty-two thousand availed themselves of the permission. ...
