~8 Min.Chapter 25

... is more general. He who has gained two talents, and he who has gained ... the kingdom, of their conduct during the King's absence.* Service and its results ...

~4 Min.Chapter 21

... and Jehovah. The difference between the two parts of this history is ... The Lord's entry into Jerusalem as King and Lord. Afterwards (Mt. 21), ...

~1 Min.Chapter 25

... assembly, in the future she was preparing for herself.2 ... of the remnant of Israel, who acknowledge the future king, and adhere to him, but go no farther. ...

~2 Min.Chapter 21

... feel - defective as the type is,2 in comparison with the reality - how ... evidently grace. It is not the kingly power which interposes to deliver Israel ...

~13 Min.Chapter 21

... of it by the Holy Ghost goes.2 Jerusalem detained them. They did not even ... was all to turn to a testimony. Kings and rulers shall hear the gospel, but ...

~3 Min.Chapters 19 to 21

... the case of the two wives applies to Israel ... people wished for a king, directions are given ... is here (chap. 21) guilty (see Ps. 51), and ...

~5 Min.Chapters 20 and 21

... at the head of the two roads to Jerusalem and to ... of such or such a king; rising up early to ... as unfolded in chapter 21. Jehovah had unsheathed and ...

~2 Min.Chapters 24 and 25

... and without God, comes under the dominion of Nebuchadnezzar.2 We need not go into the details. His ... The kings of Israel had been the fatal examples of a ...

~12 Min.The King

... is El-gibbor, "the Mighty God,"2 infinite in resources, almighty ... He is no ordinary king, but the "Wonderful"-" ... His throne" (3:21). This involves no ...