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If thou see the ass of him that hateth thee lying under his burden , and wouldest
forbear to help him , thou shalt surely help with him . ” ( 4 , 5 . ) And , in the
twentysecond chapter of the Book of Deuteronomy , the following : “ Thou shalt
not see ...
If thou see the ass of him that hateth thee lying under his burden , and wouldest
forbear to help him , thou shalt surely help with him . ” ( 4 , 5 . ) And , in the
twentysecond chapter of the Book of Deuteronomy , the following : “ Thou shalt
not see ...
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Thou shalt not see thy brother ' s ass or his ox fall down by the way , and hide
thyself from them ; thou shalt surely help him to lift them up again . ” ( 1 - 4 . ) In
the former of these passages , we have a command what we are to do in the case
of ...
Thou shalt not see thy brother ' s ass or his ox fall down by the way , and hide
thyself from them ; thou shalt surely help him to lift them up again . ” ( 1 - 4 . ) In
the former of these passages , we have a command what we are to do in the case
of ...
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Behold , I went out to withstand thee , because thy way is perverse before me ;
and the ass saw me , and turned from me these three times : unless she had
turned from me , surely now , also , I had slain thee , and saved her alive . And
Balaam ...
Behold , I went out to withstand thee , because thy way is perverse before me ;
and the ass saw me , and turned from me these three times : unless she had
turned from me , surely now , also , I had slain thee , and saved her alive . And
Balaam ...
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Surely , if God is thus bountiful and merciful , man should be so too ! The same
tender care of God to his creatures is expressed by our Saviour in his reply to the
person , who said that he would follow him whithersoever he went : “ The foxes ...
Surely , if God is thus bountiful and merciful , man should be so too ! The same
tender care of God to his creatures is expressed by our Saviour in his reply to the
person , who said that he would follow him whithersoever he went : “ The foxes ...
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But the carriages and horses still run , and neither drivers , travellers , . nor
horses , observe and enjoy the holy rest of the Sabbath . Surely , such a conduct
is trifling with God . . When the Israelites , in the land of Canaan , DISCOURSE NI
.
But the carriages and horses still run , and neither drivers , travellers , . nor
horses , observe and enjoy the holy rest of the Sabbath . Surely , such a conduct
is trifling with God . . When the Israelites , in the land of Canaan , DISCOURSE NI
.
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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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