~8 Min.Chapter 4

... of all that may bring the flesh into activity. Special points in chapters 3, 2 and 4. The reader will remark that Phil. 3 sets the glory before the ...

~1 Min.Book 4

The contents and connection of the first four books of the psalms. The fourth Book ... the third from the first two, because the third, while prophetically ...

~21 Min.Chapter 4

... are the proof of that power. The contents and connection of chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4. Eph. 1 had laid open to us the thoughts of God; Ephesians 2 the ...

~10 Min.Chapter 2

... of life in resurrection - with Christ,4 to set us in the light and in ... of these eternal principles. But the two classes of man, Jews and Gentles, were ...

~5 Min.Chapter 4

... and like fire - a symbol we have considered already. They had four wings: two to fly with, two to cover themselves. From Ezek. 10 it appears they ...

~7 Min.Chapter 4

... forth; and in the commencement of chapter 4 the apostle sums up that which he ... birth with them a second time. The two systems, law and grace; Hagar and ...

~4 Min.Chapter 4

... which Jonah could not elevate himself, and to which he could not submit. The two ways in which Jonah's history is used in the New Testament. We may remark, ...

~11 Min.Chapter 4

... was the fulfilment of a prophecy in Isaiah. The force of that prophecy is ... involves absolute trust in God. The two first temptations were the wiles of ...

~4 Min.Chapter 2

... cut them off). We have seen, in Isaiah, Israel the servant giving place to Christ ... 1. The first verse of Matthew 2 should be read, Now Jesus having been ...

~9 Min.Chapter 4

... all times, whether happy or unhappy. The apostle, as we have seen, has two different periods in view; the decline of the assembly, which had already begun, ...