A Dictionary of the Holy Bible: Containing an Historical Account of the Persons : a Geographical and Historical Account of the Places : a Literal, Critical, and Systematical Description of Other Objects ... and the Explication of the Appellative Terms, Mentioned in the Writings of the Old and New Testament : The Whole Comprising Whatever Important is Known Concerning the Antiquities of the Hebrew Nation and Church of God : Forming a Sacred Commentary, a Body of Scripture History, Chronology, and Divinity, and Serving in a Great Measure as a Concordance to the Bible, Volume 1From the Ecclesiastical and Literary Press of Zadok Cramer, 1807 |
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Page 14
... carried it to Machpe- in our translation , accept , may be rendered , || Iah . It is thought to have lain be- tween Jordan and Jericho , where the turn to ashes . Was our adored Jesus prefigured this first martyr ? He grew as a root out ...
... carried it to Machpe- in our translation , accept , may be rendered , || Iah . It is thought to have lain be- tween Jordan and Jericho , where the turn to ashes . Was our adored Jesus prefigured this first martyr ? He grew as a root out ...
Page 18
... carried fuel from an adjacent wood , set fire to the temple , and con- sumed it , and all that were in it . He next marched to Thebez , a place about nine miles to the eastward . -24 . and x . 10-14 . and xvi . ΑΒΙ ABI 18.
... carried fuel from an adjacent wood , set fire to the temple , and con- sumed it , and all that were in it . He next marched to Thebez , a place about nine miles to the eastward . -24 . and x . 10-14 . and xvi . ΑΒΙ ABI 18.
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... carried Lot prisoner . Abram enough to endanger the man's life , who passed for her husband , espe- cially in Egypt , where the women were none of the loveliest . Abram therefore and Sarai agreed , that both should pretend she was his ...
... carried Lot prisoner . Abram enough to endanger the man's life , who passed for her husband , espe- cially in Egypt , where the women were none of the loveliest . Abram therefore and Sarai agreed , that both should pretend she was his ...
Page 44
... carried away by an eagle , and crowned by an angel ; but the Heathenism of it having been lately detected , the religious would no longer give it a place among their relicts , antiquaries found it to be the apotheosis of Germanicus . In ...
... carried away by an eagle , and crowned by an angel ; but the Heathenism of it having been lately detected , the religious would no longer give it a place among their relicts , antiquaries found it to be the apotheosis of Germanicus . In ...
Page 49
... carry him out of the host , for he was sorely wounded . The battle continued , and Ahab , bleeding in his chariot ... carried off thousands of their idols . Here he continued five years , and ru- ined a great part of his army in the ...
... carry him out of the host , for he was sorely wounded . The battle continued , and Ahab , bleeding in his chariot ... carried off thousands of their idols . Here he continued five years , and ru- ined a great part of his army in the ...
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Abimelech Acts Ahab Ammonites ancient angels apostles Assyrians Babylon blessings blood body called Canaan Canaanites Chaldeans Christian Chron church covenant David death denote Deut divine earth Edom Egypt Ency eternal Exod Ezek faith father feast flesh fulness Gentiles glory God's gospel grace heart Heathen heaven Hebrews Holy Ghost honour idolatry idols Israel Jehoram Jerusalem Jesus Christ Jewish Jews John Josh Judah Judea Judg king kingdom likened Lord Luke Matth Medes ment Moab multitudes murder ness Numb Persian person Philistines priests prophet Prov Psal Psalm punishment reign rendered righteousness Roman ruin saints Satan signifies sinful Song soul Spirit Syria temple terrible ther thereof things tion tribe tribe of Judah viii wicked word worship xvii xviii xxii xxiii xxiv xxvi xxxi xxxii Zech