~78 Min.Psalm 1-41 (First Book)
biblecentre.org · ... who is distinctly in view in verses 14 to 16. Christ is the only One who ... the righteous cause of the godly (v. 27). The unrighteousness of the enemy is ...
~168 Min.Genesis in the Light of the New Testament
biblecentre.org · ... times far apart. It was at least fourteen years before that Abram had "believed in ... in us. (Chap. 26: 34 - 27:1.). While Joseph , the fullest image of ...
~87 Min.Daniel The Prophet
biblecentre.org · ... of the sun to deliver him" (v. 14). His efforts were a testimony to his ... of fire had passed on them" (v. 27). The deliverance was total and complete, ...
~55 Min.The "Brethren" Since 1870
biblecentre.org · ... will not weary readers with the fourteen face-saving proposals and counter-proposals put ... on the subject for April 27, 1907, in full consultation with ...
~89 Min.Joseph
biblecentre.org · ... If I be bereaved, I am bereaved" (14). What a picture of man's way of ... they have yet to rejoice in himself (vv. 27, 34). However, before Joseph can be ...
~133 Min.Comments on the Epistle to the Hebrews
biblecentre.org · ... of God is in view: in verse 14 the destruction of Satan. This involves ... years intervenes between verses 26 and 27, during which Moses had learned in ...
~101 Min.Ephesians
biblecentre.org · ... of Christ. See the preceding note. [14] This appears to me to be ... pointed out in Col. 1:23-25: as verse 27 in that chapter corresponds with verse ...
~104 Min.Proverbs (chapters 10-19)
biblecentre.org · ... but among the upright [is] favour." Chap. 14: 1-9. If man has his place ... word kindred in substance to verse 27 from Ps. 34, though the form ...
~229 Min.An Exposition Of Isaiah
biblecentre.org · ... the house was filled with smoke" (vv. 14). No vision more glorious had ever burst ... the second series, from chapters 13 to 27, we shall see how the scope ...
~512 Min.Miscellaneous Writings
biblecentre.org · ... in its preciousness to Christ. He calls them "My sheep" (chap. 10:27), "My friends" (chap. 15:14), "My brethren" (chap. 20:17). And the wonderful epithets are for all ...