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Page 105
To that coming they , evidently , and beyond all reasonable ground of dispute ,
directed their chief attention ; not only , at the beginning of the ministry of Jesus ,
but throughout every period of his Life , and even after his Resurrection from the ...
To that coming they , evidently , and beyond all reasonable ground of dispute ,
directed their chief attention ; not only , at the beginning of the ministry of Jesus ,
but throughout every period of his Life , and even after his Resurrection from the ...
Page 304
The observations on the poetry and music of the Hebrews conclude with an
attempt to explain the hitherto unexplained word Selah : • Above fifty of the
Psalms are directed , as our translators express it , to the chief musician . There
appear ...
The observations on the poetry and music of the Hebrews conclude with an
attempt to explain the hitherto unexplained word Selah : • Above fifty of the
Psalms are directed , as our translators express it , to the chief musician . There
appear ...
Page 399
The arrangements adopted during this arduous crisis of affairs were directed to
provide for a general combined attack to be made , nearly at the same time , on
the united army of Scindiah and the Rajah of Berar under their personal
command ...
The arrangements adopted during this arduous crisis of affairs were directed to
provide for a general combined attack to be made , nearly at the same time , on
the united army of Scindiah and the Rajah of Berar under their personal
command ...
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