~1 min.Chapter 11
... of iniquity, who comforted themselves in the thought that the city was impregnable.1 They should be brought out from the midst thereof and be judged in the ...
~3 min.Chapter 11
... also to the position into which they came before the gift of the Holy Ghost.1 Jesus Himself prayed, as the dependent man on earth. He had not yet received ...
~1 min.Chapter 11
... and blessing. The birth of a man, connected now with sin, renders unclean; that of a woman, in whom was the transgression, being deceived, still more so.1
~9 min.Chapter 11
... of Jewish thoughts and hopes, sends by his disciples to ask Jesus if He is the One who should come, or if they were still to look for another.* God allowed ...
~2 min.Chapter 11
... jealous of the glory of his master, wishes them to be silenced. But if Moses,1 unable to bear the weight of his glory, has been obliged to share it with ...
~5 min.Chapter 11
... the prophet, the most faithful and energetic among them, knew not where to find one who was true to God besides himself, God had His eyes upon the remnant ...
~3 min.Chapter 11
... Christ according to Ps. 2, and that He (for, as ever, John unites both in one thought) should reign for ever and ever; and so it will be. But ...
~2 min.Chapter 11
... on the ass's colt, whereon never man sat. Israel is judged in the condemned fig-tree.1 The glory of the Lord, of the house of Jehovah, is vindicated with ...
~2 min.Chapter 11
... and never being a burden to them? - a subject for boasting, of which no one should deprive him in the regions of Achaia. Had he refused to take anything ...
~10 min.Chapter 11
... order of the relationship subsisting between the depositories of God's glory and Himself,1 and brings in the angels, to whom Christians, as a spectacle set ...
