A New Harmony and Exposition of the Gospels: Consisting of a Parallel and Combined Arrangement, on a New Plan, of the Narratives of the Four Evangelists, According to the Authorized Translation, and a Continuous Commentary, with Brief Notes Subjoined : Being the First Period of the Gospel History, with a Supplement, Containing Extended Chronological and Topographical Dissertations, and a Complete Analytical Index, Volume 65; Volume 730 |
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Farther on , another “ turning of the wall , even unto the corner , " is mentioned , (
Neh . iii , 24 , ) but in what direction and how far off , I am unable to determine
with any degree of certainty . It may mean the junction with the wall of the bridge .
Farther on , another “ turning of the wall , even unto the corner , " is mentioned , (
Neh . iii , 24 , ) but in what direction and how far off , I am unable to determine
with any degree of certainty . It may mean the junction with the wall of the bridge .
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It led in the direction of the tribe of Benjamin , ( whence probably its name , as
well as that of Ephraim , ) and lay on the north - western side of the city ( where
the Babylonian invaders were encamped ) , and in the outer wall ; Jer . xxxvii , 12
, 13 ...
It led in the direction of the tribe of Benjamin , ( whence probably its name , as
well as that of Ephraim , ) and lay on the north - western side of the city ( where
the Babylonian invaders were encamped ) , and in the outer wall ; Jer . xxxvii , 12
, 13 ...
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Josephus ' s language implies that the first great bend in this wall from a general
northerly direction , was just beyond this place ; and here accordingly it would
meet the edge of the Valley of Jehoshaphat , which would deflect it to the south ...
Josephus ' s language implies that the first great bend in this wall from a general
northerly direction , was just beyond this place ; and here accordingly it would
meet the edge of the Valley of Jehoshaphat , which would deflect it to the south ...
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| Title | A New Harmony and Exposition of the Gospels: Consisting of a Parallel and Combined Arrangement, on a New Plan, of the Narratives of the Four Evangelists, According to the Authorized Translation, and a Continuous Commentary, with Brief Notes Subjoined : Being the First ..., Volume 65; Volume 730 A New Harmony and Exposition of the Gospels: Consisting of a Parallel and Combined Arrangement, on a New Plan, of the Narratives of the Four Evangelists, According to the Authorized Translation, and a Continuous Commentary, with Brief Notes Subjoined : Being the First Period of the Gospel History, with a Supplement, Containing Extended Chronological and Topographical Dissertations, and a Complete Analytical Index, James Strong ATLA monograph preservation program Gospel history |
| Author | James Strong |
| Publisher | Carlton & Phillips, 1852 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 17 Oct 2007 |
| ISBN | 0790582880, 9780790582887 |
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