Lectures on the Prophecies of Isaiah, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1794 - Bible |
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... Such is the variety of taste and fentiment , that poffibly the Lectures formerly published , may appear to fome Readers more important and interefting than those contained in this Volume ; to others , those now prefented to the Public ...
... Such is the variety of taste and fentiment , that poffibly the Lectures formerly published , may appear to fome Readers more important and interefting than those contained in this Volume ; to others , those now prefented to the Public ...
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... Such were the wonderful structures for which this great city was renowned , and by which it was richly ornamented . Babylon was no lefs remarkable for antiquity than grandeur . The foundations of the city were laid by Nimrod , the great ...
... Such were the wonderful structures for which this great city was renowned , and by which it was richly ornamented . Babylon was no lefs remarkable for antiquity than grandeur . The foundations of the city were laid by Nimrod , the great ...
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... Such are the outlines of the character of that people , whom God commanded and called to exe- cute his fierce anger , and to inflict his righteous judgments upon Babylon . By this command and call , we must not fuppofe that he excited ...
... Such are the outlines of the character of that people , whom God commanded and called to exe- cute his fierce anger , and to inflict his righteous judgments upon Babylon . By this command and call , we must not fuppofe that he excited ...
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... Such a period is fignificantly called a day in fcripture - language , though it comprehend hundreds of natural days , becaufe it is the time al- lotted for fome important work which is then to be performed . It is emphatically styled ...
... Such a period is fignificantly called a day in fcripture - language , though it comprehend hundreds of natural days , becaufe it is the time al- lotted for fome important work which is then to be performed . It is emphatically styled ...
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... Such was the favage cruelty of the Medes and Perfians , employed in this bufinefs , that they would not be in- duced to fpare the Babylonians by the promise of gold , even a confiderable quantity of the beft fort . So great was the ...
... Such was the favage cruelty of the Medes and Perfians , employed in this bufinefs , that they would not be in- duced to fpare the Babylonians by the promise of gold , even a confiderable quantity of the beft fort . So great was the ...
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accompliſhment affliction Affyrians againſt Ahaz alfo Babylon becauſe bleffing calamities Canaan cauſe church circumſtances confequence confidence confiderable counfels darkneſs defcribed defcription defign defires defolation deftroyed deftruction diftrefs divine earth Egypt enemies Ephraimites eſtabliſhed exerciſe expreffion exprefs facred fafety faid faith falvation fcripture feafon feems fenfe fent fervants fhall fhew fhould fignifies flain fome foretold forrow fpiritual ftrength ftrong fubject fuch glory grace hath heaven himſelf holy houſe Ifaiah Ifrael increaſe inftruction inhabitants Jefus Chrift Jehovah Jerufalem Jews Judah Judea judgments king kingdom land Lord of hofts meaſure Medes mercy Moab Moabites moft moſt muſt nations perfons Pfal pleaſed pleaſure poffeffed praiſe prediction prefent princes profperity promiſes prophecy prophet puniſhment purpoſe reaſon refpect reprefented righteous righteouſneſs Sennacherib ſhall Shebna ſpeak ſpoken ſtate thee thefe themſelves theſe words things thofe thoſe thou tion truft Tyre underſtanding unto uſed verfe verſe whofe whoſe wiſdom