~1 Min.Chapter 8

... Victor-King in Zion. Being entirely delivered from the insurrections of the people,1 David exercises his power in bringing his enemies into subjection. The ...

~2 Min.Chapter 8

... at Sinai. The new covenant is made also with the two houses of Israel.1. The gospel is not a covenant, but the revelation of the salvation of God. It ...

~3 Min.Chapter 8

... the flesh being practically crucified in proportion to the measure of knowledge one has of the object of faith. Peter acknowledged indeed, by the teaching ...

~5 Min.Chapter 8

... in connection with the fact that Jerusalem continued to be a centre of authority.1 The Lord had even said with Israel in view, "When they persecute in one ...

~7 Min.Chapters 19:8 to 41

... is, its source in the personal, positive, and real action of the Lord on the one side, and on the other, the mission of Paul, and faith as the instrument ...

~2 Min.Chapter 8

... destruction of men; on earth blood: the effect was the destruction of the great ones in the Roman earth, and of all general prosperity. Next, a great power, ...

~2 Min.Chapter 8

... mark a lower condition of the people than at the period of the preceding ones. It then seemed quite a natural thing that some servant of Jehovah, trusting ...

~4 Min.Chapter 8

... It does not appear that the ambush saw it, or that it was a concerted signal.1 But as soon as it was stretched out, the ambush arose, entered the city, and ...

~5 Min.Chapter 8

... and devotedness that attach to Jesus. Here women have a good place.1 The work was strengthened and consolidated, and characterises itself by its effects. ...