A Family Exposition of the Pentateuch--: Genesis |
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Sayfa 7
... as a thousand years , and a thousand years as one day ; " or rather , with whom , all past and all future are for ever present . The real Christian , knowing this , and having fixed his faith upon the promise , whatever may be his ...
... as a thousand years , and a thousand years as one day ; " or rather , with whom , all past and all future are for ever present . The real Christian , knowing this , and having fixed his faith upon the promise , whatever may be his ...
Sayfa 9
The manner in which the Egyptians reconcile to their own consciences their treatment of the Israelites is very instructive to the Christian , who desires to investigate the subtleties of his own heart . Pharaoh does not say to his ...
The manner in which the Egyptians reconcile to their own consciences their treatment of the Israelites is very instructive to the Christian , who desires to investigate the subtleties of his own heart . Pharaoh does not say to his ...
Sayfa 10
In some rare instances , indeed , it may possibly be the correct road even for the Christian , but it is more than probable , that it may involve some compromise of duty , or some neglect of God ; because these are considerations with ...
In some rare instances , indeed , it may possibly be the correct road even for the Christian , but it is more than probable , that it may involve some compromise of duty , or some neglect of God ; because these are considerations with ...
Sayfa 13
I never gave the money to you , I gave it , in your person , to the Lord Jesus Christ . ” This , although it ought not to render us indiscriminate in the application of our charities , is an admirable illustration of the truth ...
I never gave the money to you , I gave it , in your person , to the Lord Jesus Christ . ” This , although it ought not to render us indiscriminate in the application of our charities , is an admirable illustration of the truth ...
Sayfa 16
... all its different movements , not as mere coincidences , but as the appointed results of infinite wisdom , and infinite love . It cheers the Christian's heart 16 EXODUS II . 4-10 . engages. Every line, every word of the transaction.
... all its different movements , not as mere coincidences , but as the appointed results of infinite wisdom , and infinite love . It cheers the Christian's heart 16 EXODUS II . 4-10 . engages. Every line, every word of the transaction.
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Aaron according Almighty apostle appears bear behold believe blessed blood bread bring brought called camp cause CHAP children of Israel Christ Christian command continually death desire divine doubt dwell earth Egyptians enter evidently Exodus EXPOSITION face faith Father fear feast feeling fire follow give glory God's grace hand hardened hath heart heaven holy honour important Israelites Jehovah judgment keep land of Egypt live look Lord said unto mind morning mount nature never offering once pass Pharaoh portion prayer present promise remain rest sabbath seen servants serve seven sight sins soul spake speak Spirit surely thee thing thou hast thou shalt thought throughout tion told took true truth turned unto Moses unto the Lord verse whole wilderness wonderful
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| Başlık | A Family Exposition of the Pentateuch--: Genesis |
| Yazar | Henry Blunt |
| Yayıncı | J. Hatchard and son, 1842 |
| Orijinalin kaynağı: | Princeton Üniversitesi |
| Dijital ortama aktarılmış | 20 Mar 2008 |
| Uzunluk | 345 sayfa |
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