~5 Min.Chapters 16 and 17

... they were to be led to act in grace towards those who were ... case, when the question is of remembering one's deliverance), has always something bitter in ...

~1 Min.Chapters 17 to 18

... made the alliance honourable. The human heart, when it is not kept by God, can act generously with respect to the evil which it fears not; but this is not ...

~2 Min.Chapters 17 to 21

... with Jehovah to learn how the sin should be dealt with. They acted from natural indignation (which was nevertheless quite righteous). Jehovah allowed all ...

~3 Min.Chapters 17 and 18

... in Sidon, a widow who hearkened to the voice of God's testimony, and by faith acted on that testimony in a case that required self-denial; and her life is ...

~3 Min.Chapters 13 to 17

... it is not the faith of God's people that is the source of their strength, one enemy destroyed only makes room for another. The Assyrian soon appears on the ...

~2 Min.Chapters 16 and 17

... Hur (purity?) maintain the blessing, and Israel prevails. The cause was a hidden one. Sincerity, valiant efforts, the fact that the battle was God's battle, ...

~4 Min.Chapters 17 and 18

... on dry wood. Priesthood, living and victorious over death, through divine efficacy,1 must lead the people; God's authority is entrusted to it. The carnal ...