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In the former of these passages , we have a command what we are to do in the
case of the beast of our enemy being found going astray , or lying down , having
fallen under a burden ; in the latter , we are instructed what to do in the case of a
...
In the former of these passages , we have a command what we are to do in the
case of the beast of our enemy being found going astray , or lying down , having
fallen under a burden ; in the latter , we are instructed what to do in the case of a
...
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St . Paul , indeed , in quoting this passage , ( 1 Cor . ix . ) to prove that those who
labour in the Gospel should live by the Gospel , ( verse 14 , ) says : “ Doth God
take care for oxen ? or saith he it altogether for our sakes ? ” And adds : “ For our
...
St . Paul , indeed , in quoting this passage , ( 1 Cor . ix . ) to prove that those who
labour in the Gospel should live by the Gospel , ( verse 14 , ) says : “ Doth God
take care for oxen ? or saith he it altogether for our sakes ? ” And adds : “ For our
...
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In the sixth and the seventh verses of the twenty - second chapter of the Book of
Deuteronomy , we have the following very remarkable passage : “ If a bird ' s nest
chance to be before thee in the way in any tree , or on the ground , whether they ...
In the sixth and the seventh verses of the twenty - second chapter of the Book of
Deuteronomy , we have the following very remarkable passage : “ If a bird ' s nest
chance to be before thee in the way in any tree , or on the ground , whether they ...
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The Book of Job , and the Book of Psalms , afford many passages of great
interest , which set forth the power , and wisdom , and goodness of God , in the
creation and provia dence over this part of his works . ( JOB DISCOURSE I . 19.
The Book of Job , and the Book of Psalms , afford many passages of great
interest , which set forth the power , and wisdom , and goodness of God , in the
creation and provia dence over this part of his works . ( JOB DISCOURSE I . 19.
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( JONAH iv . 11 . ) Well may we , indeed , exclaim with the Psalmist , “ The Lord is
good to ALL ; and his tender mercy is over ALL HIS WORKS . " ( PSALM cxly . 9 .
) I have now gone through the principal passages in the DISCOURSE I.
( JONAH iv . 11 . ) Well may we , indeed , exclaim with the Psalmist , “ The Lord is
good to ALL ; and his tender mercy is over ALL HIS WORKS . " ( PSALM cxly . 9 .
) I have now gone through the principal passages in the DISCOURSE I.
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| Title | Three Discourses on the Case of the Animal Creation, and the Duties of Man to Them Three discourses on the case of the animal creation, and the duties of man to them, James Plumptre |
| Author | James Plumptre |
| Publisher | Darton, Harvey, and Darton, 1816 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 21 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 78 pages |
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