~41 Min.Chapter 3
... barley in the threshing-floor tonight" (verses 1 and 2). In the preceding chapter we ... have done eating and drinking" (verse 3). If we want the Lord to ...
~46 Min.Chapter 1
... but rather division: for from henceforth there shall be five in one house divided; three shall be divided against two, and two against three: father against ...
~18 Min.Chapter 3
... not go together. To look, to have one's motives, above and below at the ... tastes attached to its very existence;3 which, being enlightened by the Holy ...
~23 Min.Chapter 1
... They commence in nearly the same way.1 Both are written from Rome, while the ... the Lord; he knows what becomes Him,3 and walks accordingly, that he may ...
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~1 Min.Chapter 3
... to God and therefore more responsible. Amos 3. After having specified each one of the nations that were found on the territory promised to ...
~1 Min.Chapter 3
... His people. Sad and affecting history of the effect of God's righteous judgment upon one whose heart was set upon His glory in His people, but who had not ...
~2 Min.Chapter 3
... His service according to the goodness and rights of God, and heals the man.1 The Pharisees and their enemies, the Herodians - for all were against God and ...
~6 Min.Chapter 1
... forgiveness as well as a justifying one, but the principle is the same, and the ... Him, gathered into these two or three verses. It has been treated of in ...
~1 Min.Chapter 3
... spared. Ezekiel should be responsible for the fulfilment of this duty: but each one should bear the consequences of his own conduct, after he had heard the ...
~8 Min.Chapter 3
... that (the twelve tribes having been divided into two companies of silt each, the one to announce the blessing and the other the curse) the curses alone are ...
~6 Min.Chapter 3
... Moses' intercession, the exigency of the law was still maintained, and every one was to suffer the consequences of his own disobedience. Thus the character ...
~2 Min.Chapter 3
... should rejoice together in their meeting. It was this which they needed. On the one hand, they had believed that the dead saints would not be ready to go ...
