~1 min.Chapter 3

... in the testimony of grace. This necessarily gives a place also to Judah, as the two are to be united. The end of the chapter enlarges, in a very affecting ...

~1 min.Chapter 3

... evil in the city, it was that Jehovah had interfered in judgment.1 Two cannot walk together except they are agreed. Two important declarations are attached ...

~2 min.Chapter 3

... also on their obedience, and prays God to direct their hearts towards these two points, of which we have spoken when studying the first epistle, the love ...

~13 min.Chapter 2

... will which exalts and opposes itself.3. Unbridled self-will being the principle of ... to this last he presents two considerations: first, the day could ...

~4 min.Chapter 3

... of the world as a prince and a deliverer. Stephen made use of these two examples, in order to convict the consciences of the Sanhedrim of their similar and ...

~2 min.Chapter 3

... But, God being thus manifested, the carnal opposition of man soon shows itself.2 Here, then, the description of Christ's service ends, and its effect is ...

~2 min.Chapter 3

... is the testimony of all the prophets,1 as well as that of the Psalms.2. Here it is simply God. The inhabitants of Nineveh believed God. It is the effect of ...

~1 min.Chapter 2

... down into death; and, as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly ... in Jonah's prayer. Verses 7-9 of chapter 2 prove it most clearly. In fact ...

~11 min.Chapter 3

... as a whole. The progress of evil is described as developing itself in two distinct characters, to which we have already alluded. The great house - ...

~3 min.Chapter 3

... the second, the execution of vengeance. Here it appears to me that the two together present the general idea of the execution of the judgment, although the ...