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Strona xi
He was open to all the emotions of friendship and love , generosity and mercy ;
he enjoyed the highest joys and honors ; he suffered poverty , persecution and
exile , the loss of the dearest friend , treason and rebellion from his own son .
He was open to all the emotions of friendship and love , generosity and mercy ;
he enjoyed the highest joys and honors ; he suffered poverty , persecution and
exile , the loss of the dearest friend , treason and rebellion from his own son .
Strona xxiv
Whoso causeth the righteous to go astray in an evil way : He shall fall himself into
his own pit , But the upright sball inherit good things . ( Antithetic ) XXVII . 10 .
Thine own friend , and thy father's friend forsake not : Neither go into thy brother's
...
Whoso causeth the righteous to go astray in an evil way : He shall fall himself into
his own pit , But the upright sball inherit good things . ( Antithetic ) XXVII . 10 .
Thine own friend , and thy father's friend forsake not : Neither go into thy brother's
...
Strona 6
19 ; " My friends are my mockers , but mine eye droppeth unto God , ” 20. The
tearful appeal is made as unto a better friend , who , in the days of his prosperity ,
had never been absent from his soul's most cherished thoughts : “ O that it were ...
19 ; " My friends are my mockers , but mine eye droppeth unto God , ” 20. The
tearful appeal is made as unto a better friend , who , in the days of his prosperity ,
had never been absent from his soul's most cherished thoughts : “ O that it were ...
Strona 24
The Fatalistic Idea betrays Itself in the Speeches of Job and his Friends . Such a
misgiving dread of some insurmountable fatality , putting his case beyond the
reach even of any divine help , seems to lurk in the speeches of Job at the times
of ...
The Fatalistic Idea betrays Itself in the Speeches of Job and his Friends . Such a
misgiving dread of some insurmountable fatality , putting his case beyond the
reach even of any divine help , seems to lurk in the speeches of Job at the times
of ...
Strona 30
Yet still the opening language of Eliphaz is that of a true friend — a pious friend
who wished to sooth the sufferer , and yet mildly rebuke his violently complaining
spirit . Together with astonishment and compassion , it manifests a tender ...
Yet still the opening language of Eliphaz is that of a true friend — a pious friend
who wished to sooth the sufferer , and yet mildly rebuke his violently complaining
spirit . Together with astonishment and compassion , it manifests a tender ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | A Commentary on the Holy Scriptures: Job Tom 8 z A Commentary on the Holy Scriptures: Critical, Doctrinal, and Homiletical, with Special Reference to Ministers and Students, Johann Peter Lange Tom 8 z Commentary on the Holy Scriptures, Acme Bookbinding (Firm) |
| Autor | Johann Peter Lange |
| Redaktorzy | Johann Peter Lange, Philip Schaff |
| Wydawca | Charles Scribner's Sons, 1872 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Stanowy Michigan |
| W formie cyfrowej | 21 Lut 2013 |
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