Lectures on the Prophecies of Isaiah, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1794 - Bible |
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... feems to allude to the effects arifing from a paralyti- cal disorder , through a relaxation of the nerves , or a ftoppage of the blood . In fuch circumstances , per- fons become unfit for action , their hands hang down , and they are ...
... feems to allude to the effects arifing from a paralyti- cal disorder , through a relaxation of the nerves , or a ftoppage of the blood . In fuch circumstances , per- fons become unfit for action , their hands hang down , and they are ...
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... fall of Babylon , was to be the deliverance of the people of Judah from the captivity in which they were detained . The word for , for , with which this prediction is introduced , feems [ 40 ] PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS. ...
... fall of Babylon , was to be the deliverance of the people of Judah from the captivity in which they were detained . The word for , for , with which this prediction is introduced , feems [ 40 ] PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS. ...
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Robert MacCulloch. for , with which this prediction is introduced , feems intended to fhew , that the judgment executed upon Babylon , was not only to be a display of the righteouf- nefs of God , but a proof of his favour , and tender ...
Robert MacCulloch. for , with which this prediction is introduced , feems intended to fhew , that the judgment executed upon Babylon , was not only to be a display of the righteouf- nefs of God , but a proof of his favour , and tender ...
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... feems to be intended . In that mountain the children of Ifrael were commanded to affemble , that they might attend upon God in the inftitutions of his worship , and enjoy the peculiar privileges of which he had given them comfortable ...
... feems to be intended . In that mountain the children of Ifrael were commanded to affemble , that they might attend upon God in the inftitutions of his worship , and enjoy the peculiar privileges of which he had given them comfortable ...
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... feems to have had in view , the fame event of which he here fpeaks , I hope it is unneceffary to repeat what was then faid . In few words , the people of Ju dah were to be delivered from the yoke of fervitude , and the burden of tribute ...
... feems to have had in view , the fame event of which he here fpeaks , I hope it is unneceffary to repeat what was then faid . In few words , the people of Ju dah were to be delivered from the yoke of fervitude , and the burden of tribute ...
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