The Holy Bible: Containing the Old and New Testaments, the Text Carefully Printed from the Most Correct Copies of the Present Authorized Translation, Including the Marginal Readings and Parallel Texts. With a Commentary and Critical Notes Designed as a Help to a Better Understanding of the Sacred Writings, Volume 4T. Mason & G. Lane, 1837 - Bible |
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... meaning is dropped , and the figurative only is retained ; in this , both the one and the other are preserved , and this is what constitutes the difference . " But of all the figures used by the prophets the most frequent is the ...
... meaning is dropped , and the figurative only is retained ; in this , both the one and the other are preserved , and this is what constitutes the difference . " But of all the figures used by the prophets the most frequent is the ...
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... meaning in prophecy ; and when the near and most obvious meaning is plain , and gives a good sense , we need not depart from it , nor be over - curious to look beyond it . " 9. In prophecies , as in parables , we are chiefly to consider ...
... meaning in prophecy ; and when the near and most obvious meaning is plain , and gives a good sense , we need not depart from it , nor be over - curious to look beyond it . " 9. In prophecies , as in parables , we are chiefly to consider ...
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... meaning of many passages in the poetical parts of Scripture , in which it perpetually occurs , as the one line of a couplet , or member of a sentence , is generally a commentary on the other . The Lord hath a sacrifice in Bozrah , Thus ...
... meaning of many passages in the poetical parts of Scripture , in which it perpetually occurs , as the one line of a couplet , or member of a sentence , is generally a commentary on the other . The Lord hath a sacrifice in Bozrah , Thus ...
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... MS . under- stands the staff and stay as meaning particular persons , and translates the verse thus : -Lo forsoth , the Lordschip Lord of Hoostis schal don away fro ( 3 * ) The Babylonish CHAP . III . captivity foretold . 4.
... MS . under- stands the staff and stay as meaning particular persons , and translates the verse thus : -Lo forsoth , the Lordschip Lord of Hoostis schal don away fro ( 3 * ) The Babylonish CHAP . III . captivity foretold . 4.
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... meaning of the excuse made by Saying ] Before how simlah , garment , two MSS . , one ancient , and the Babylonish Talmud have the word lemor , saying ; and so the Septuagint , Vul- gate , Syriac , and Chaldee . I place it with Houbigant ...
... meaning of the excuse made by Saying ] Before how simlah , garment , two MSS . , one ancient , and the Babylonish Talmud have the word lemor , saying ; and so the Septuagint , Vul- gate , Syriac , and Chaldee . I place it with Houbigant ...
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A. M. cir Ahaz ancient Anno Olymp Anno Tarquinii Prisci annum Numa Pompilii Assyria B. C. cir Behold called captivity Chaldeans Chaldee chapter Chron desolate destroyed destruction Deut Divine earth Egypt enemies evil Exod Ezek Ezekiel fire glory God's hand heart heaven Hebrew Hezekiah holy idolatry idols images inhabitants iniquity Isaiah Jeconiah Jehoiakim JEHOVAH Jeremiah Jerusalem Jews Judea judgments Kennicott's Kimchi king of Babylon land LORD hath LORD of hosts Matt Moab nations Nebuchadnezzar NOTES ON CHAP princes prophecy prophet righteousness Roman Rossi's saith the LORD Septuagint soul sword Syriac Tarquinii Prisci thereof thine things thou hast thou shalt unto thee Urbem Conditam Verse 11 Verse 9 viii Vulgate word XLII xliv xlix XLVI XLVIII XVII xxii xxiii xxiv xxix xxvi xxxii Zech Zedekiah Zion