~5 min.Chapters 19 and 20
... life. In His reply to the Sadducees, three important things are added to that ... as having a place, so long as Moses continued, or with reference to their ...
~2 min.Chapters 19 to 23
... man when man is a sinner. Man's work and order in worship equally prohibited. Moses, when God had spoken to the people, and the people dared no more to ...
~4 min.Chapter 3
God sees His people, gives faith, displays His power, and sends Moses as a prince and a deliverer. But at last God looks upon His people, and not only ...
~3 min.Chapters 19 to 21
... strength of Jehovah. Cities of refuge appointed: regulations as to false witnesses. Three cities of refuge are appointed, and he who kills his neighbour, ...
~7 min.Chapters 19:8 to 41
... we have some details of its formal establishment in a great centre. During three months of patience he preaches Christ in the synagogue, and reasons with ...
~1 min.Chapter 3
... the Beloved sought for. In Canticles 3 we have another attitude, another state of ... wilderness with His bride, where (like Moses) He had been with her in ...
~8 min.Chapter 3
... He is able to succour us when we are tempted. We are His house. Moses, the faithful servant in the house, contrasted with Christ, the Son over His house. ...
~8 min.Chapter 3
The connection of chapter 3 with what precedes it. The whole of ... set it aside. The Old Testament prophets, and Moses himself, had indeed shown that the ...
~8 min.Chapter 3
... the testimony, and for the rejection of the testimony. The first nineteen verses of chapter 3 contain the expression of this state. It is altogether the spirit ...
~6 min.Chapter 3
... responsibility under which the law placed him. "The soul that sinneth," said Jehovah to Moses, "will I blot out of my book." The figure used by the apostle ...
