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Strona x
The Hebrew poet lives and moves in the idea of a living God , as a selfrevealing ,
personal , almighty , holy , omniscient , all - pervading and merciful Being , and
overflows with his adoration and praise . He sees and hears God in the works of ...
The Hebrew poet lives and moves in the idea of a living God , as a selfrevealing ,
personal , almighty , holy , omniscient , all - pervading and merciful Being , and
overflows with his adoration and praise . He sees and hears God in the works of ...
Strona xviii
... by blood or corrupted by rast ( Isa . xxi . 5 ) . The unanointed shield here is an
emblem of attor defeat and helplessness . . Saul and Jonathan , lovely and
pleasant in their lives xviii GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE POETICAL
BOOKS .
... by blood or corrupted by rast ( Isa . xxi . 5 ) . The unanointed shield here is an
emblem of attor defeat and helplessness . . Saul and Jonathan , lovely and
pleasant in their lives xviii GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE POETICAL
BOOKS .
Strona xix
Saul and Jonathan , lovely and pleasant in their lives , And in their death they are
not divided . They were swifter than eagles , They were stronger than lions . Ye
daughters of Israel , weep over Saul , Who clothed you in purple with delight ...
Saul and Jonathan , lovely and pleasant in their lives , And in their death they are
not divided . They were swifter than eagles , They were stronger than lions . Ye
daughters of Israel , weep over Saul , Who clothed you in purple with delight ...
Strona xxvi
Better to visit sorrow's house than seek the banquet hall ; Since that ( reveals )
the end of every man , And he who lives should lay it well to heart . Better is grief
thao mirth ; For in the sadness of the fuce the heart becometh fair . The wise
man's ...
Better to visit sorrow's house than seek the banquet hall ; Since that ( reveals )
the end of every man , And he who lives should lay it well to heart . Better is grief
thao mirth ; For in the sadness of the fuce the heart becometh fair . The wise
man's ...
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Strange as this may seem , it cannot be denied whilst we have before us the
history of those early patriarchs who appeared ever to live as in the presence of
God , and to whose earthly existence this feeling gave such an unearthly aspect ...
Strange as this may seem , it cannot be denied whilst we have before us the
history of those early patriarchs who appeared ever to live as in the presence of
God , and to whose earthly existence this feeling gave such an unearthly aspect ...
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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 |
| Twórcy | Acme Bookbinding (Firm) |
| Wydawca | Charles Scribner's Sons, 1872 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Stanowy Michigan |
| W formie cyfrowej | 21 Lut 2013 |
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