History of the Jews of all ages, by the author of History in all ages1832 - 12 pages |
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... altar was arranged - the fire was prepared - the victim was bound - and it is difficult to affirm which was most admirable , the pa- tient submission of the child , or the confiding faith of the father . But providence interposed . When ...
... altar was arranged - the fire was prepared - the victim was bound - and it is difficult to affirm which was most admirable , the pa- tient submission of the child , or the confiding faith of the father . But providence interposed . When ...
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... altar , and the name of the place was called Jehovah Jireh , or " the Lord will pro- vide . " The divine covenant with Abraham was then solemnly ratified by the oath of God , and the identity of his race with the advent of the Messiah ...
... altar , and the name of the place was called Jehovah Jireh , or " the Lord will pro- vide . " The divine covenant with Abraham was then solemnly ratified by the oath of God , and the identity of his race with the advent of the Messiah ...
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... altar of sacrifice , " ac- counting that God was able raise him up , even from the dead ; " and it was this which animated both his principles and his obedience , until the mandate of his God called him away to that glorious world ...
... altar of sacrifice , " ac- counting that God was able raise him up , even from the dead ; " and it was this which animated both his principles and his obedience , until the mandate of his God called him away to that glorious world ...
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... altars , murdered their priests , and through the reigns of six successive monarchs , indulged in the wildest excesses of ferocious and tyrannical bar- barity . The aversion of the Egyptians against the shep- herds , has also been ...
... altars , murdered their priests , and through the reigns of six successive monarchs , indulged in the wildest excesses of ferocious and tyrannical bar- barity . The aversion of the Egyptians against the shep- herds , has also been ...
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... altar was reared which received the designation of " Jehovah Nissi , the Lord is my banner , " at once the acknowledgment of gratitude to Him whose power had interposed on the behalf of his people , and the pledge of their final triumph ...
... altar was reared which received the designation of " Jehovah Nissi , the Lord is my banner , " at once the acknowledgment of gratitude to Him whose power had interposed on the behalf of his people , and the pledge of their final triumph ...
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