Reflections on the Moral and Religious Character of David, King of Israel and Judah: Wherein the Aspersions Thrown Upon Him by a Modern Author, are Proved to be False and Malicious ...J. Newbery, 1764 - 203 |
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... appears to have been very diffident of himself , and to have entertained a proper Regard to the Law of his God ; but he was not fo happy as to continue long in the fame Difpofition of Mind : For by the Time he had reigned two Years over ...
... appears to have been very diffident of himself , and to have entertained a proper Regard to the Law of his God ; but he was not fo happy as to continue long in the fame Difpofition of Mind : For by the Time he had reigned two Years over ...
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... appear difficult to be accounted for . This indeed wholly proceeds from their not rightly com- prehending the Nature of the Crime he had committed ; to understand the true State of which , it will be neceffary to turn back to that Time ...
... appear difficult to be accounted for . This indeed wholly proceeds from their not rightly com- prehending the Nature of the Crime he had committed ; to understand the true State of which , it will be neceffary to turn back to that Time ...
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... appears to be what the Prophet exprefly called it , Rebellion , and Stubbornnefs . The Sentence there- fore which Samuel pronounced on him by a Command from God , must be allowed to be truly juft and equitable : Because thou haft ...
... appears to be what the Prophet exprefly called it , Rebellion , and Stubbornnefs . The Sentence there- fore which Samuel pronounced on him by a Command from God , must be allowed to be truly juft and equitable : Because thou haft ...
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... appears , that his Repentance proceeded rather on Account of his Rejection from the Throne of Ifrael , than from any juft and proper Concern he was under for the Crime which he had been guilty of . And therefore , like Efau , he found ...
... appears , that his Repentance proceeded rather on Account of his Rejection from the Throne of Ifrael , than from any juft and proper Concern he was under for the Crime which he had been guilty of . And therefore , like Efau , he found ...
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... appears from his making no Reply to Samuel , when he told him upon the first Tranfgreffion he had been guilty of , that he had done foolishly in not keeping the Com mandment of the Lord his God , for now , fays he , would the Lord have ...
... appears from his making no Reply to Samuel , when he told him upon the first Tranfgreffion he had been guilty of , that he had done foolishly in not keeping the Com mandment of the Lord his God , for now , fays he , would the Lord have ...
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