~4 min.Chapter 8

... It does not appear that the ambush saw it, or that it was a concerted signal.1 But as soon as it was stretched out, the ambush arose, entered the city, and ...

~5 min.Chapter 8

... and devotedness that attach to Jesus. Here women have a good place.1 The work was strengthened and consolidated, and characterises itself by its effects. ...

~2 min.Chapter 8, 9

... the need of the poor brethren, in order that none should be in want. Every one, if his will were in it, should be accepted of God according to his ability. ...

~18 min.Chapters 5 to 8

... Father. They were to act, on the one hand, according to a judgment of evil ... and given Himself for us.}. Chapter 8. The beginning of the Lord's testimony ...

~3 min.Chapters 8 and 9

The pure golden candlestick and its light. Chapter 8 speaks of the candlestick.1 The lamps were to make the light shine from it, and cause that light to be ...

~1 min.Chapters 8 to 11

... doing so, he also brings to mind the dealings of God with them by the way,1 as a motive; and how God had humbled and had exercised them, lest, through the ...

~4 min.Chapters 8 to 10

... beyond himself. How often there is a meaning, a language, perfectly intelligible to one who has ears to hear, but which escapes us, because our gross and ...

~3 min.Chapters 8 and 9

... into the holy place, though the body of the bullock was burnt without the camp.1 A sin-offering was indeed offered, but it was such as ought to have been ...