Observations on Divers Passages of Scripture. Placing Many of Them in a Light Altogether New ... and More Amply Illustrating the Rest Than Has Been Yet Done, by Means of Circumstances Incidentally Mentioned in Books of Voyages and Travels Into the East: In Two Volumes. ...J. Johnson, 1797 |
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... himself and attendants . - Barzillai's and other people's fupplying David at Mahanaim with honey , butter , fheep , wheat , & c . on thefe grounds , appears to have been not a mere act of benevolence and pity , but the paying him the ...
... himself and attendants . - Barzillai's and other people's fupplying David at Mahanaim with honey , butter , fheep , wheat , & c . on thefe grounds , appears to have been not a mere act of benevolence and pity , but the paying him the ...
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... himself , 1 Kings xiii . 7. And he • More seems to be meant I Sam . 8. 16 . fuch like occafions , I fuppofe , he means . • Upon thinks this would have been understood by the king , thinks 28 Of the Methods of doing Perfons Honour him ...
... himself , 1 Kings xiii . 7. And he • More seems to be meant I Sam . 8. 16 . fuch like occafions , I fuppofe , he means . • Upon thinks this would have been understood by the king , thinks 28 Of the Methods of doing Perfons Honour him ...
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... himself in war ; but as it was anciently thought fufficient , fo we find in the Gefta Dei per Francos , that an Eastern noble- man , that had the cuftody of a castle called Hafarth , quarrelling with his mafter the prince of Aleppo ...
... himself in war ; but as it was anciently thought fufficient , fo we find in the Gefta Dei per Francos , that an Eastern noble- man , that had the cuftody of a castle called Hafarth , quarrelling with his mafter the prince of Aleppo ...
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... himself at his feet , but found the Angel perfevering in that most amiable and devout modefty- " Worship God . ' OBSERVATION XV , Thevenot remarked , in the paffage I ci- ted under the last Observation , that the people of ...
... himself at his feet , but found the Angel perfevering in that most amiable and devout modefty- " Worship God . ' OBSERVATION XV , Thevenot remarked , in the paffage I ci- ted under the last Observation , that the people of ...
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... himself before he names his fuperior is an inftance of this kind . Every body knows in how odious a light Cardinal Wolfey's naming himself before his King appeared in England , in the fix- teenth century ' . It was thought the most ...
... himself before he names his fuperior is an inftance of this kind . Every body knows in how odious a light Cardinal Wolfey's naming himself before his King appeared in England , in the fix- teenth century ' . It was thought the most ...
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