The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: With an Introduction Giving an Account of Jewish and Other Sects : with Notes Illustrating Obscure Passages and Explaining Obsolete Words and Phrases : for the Use of Schools, Academies, and Private Families |
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Besides the name of Matthew , he had also that of Levi , being the son of Alpheus
; but not of that Alpheus or Cleophas , who was the father of James . He was
originally by profession a Publican , or collector of the Roman Taxes . '
Hisbusiness ...
Besides the name of Matthew , he had also that of Levi , being the son of Alpheus
; but not of that Alpheus or Cleophas , who was the father of James . He was
originally by profession a Publican , or collector of the Roman Taxes . '
Hisbusiness ...
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... and Jordan , e Galilee of the Gen- John his brother , in a ship with tiles :
Zebedee their father , mending 16 The people which sat in their nets ; and he
called them . darkness f saw great light ; g 22 And they immediately and to them
which sat ...
... and Jordan , e Galilee of the Gen- John his brother , in a ship with tiles :
Zebedee their father , mending 16 The people which sat in their nets ; and he
called them . darkness f saw great light ; g 22 And they immediately and to them
which sat ...
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... let not thy left hand know and persecute you : what thy right hand doeth ; 45
That ye may be the chil4 That thine alms may be dren of your Father which is in
secret ; and thy Father , in heaven ; for he maketh his which seeth in secret ,
himself ...
... let not thy left hand know and persecute you : what thy right hand doeth ; 45
That ye may be the chil4 That thine alms may be dren of your Father which is in
secret ; and thy Father , in heaven ; for he maketh his which seeth in secret ,
himself ...
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9 After this manner , there 18 That thou appear not fore pray ye ; Our Father unto
men to fast , but unto thy which art in heaven ; Hallow- Father which is in secret ;
and ed be thy name . thy Father , which seeth in se10 Thy kingdom come . e cret
...
9 After this manner , there 18 That thou appear not fore pray ye ; Our Father unto
men to fast , but unto thy which art in heaven ; Hallow- Father which is in secret ;
and ed be thy name . thy Father , which seeth in se10 Thy kingdom come . e cret
...
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... wilt thou say to 32 ( For after all these things thy brother , Let me pull out do the
Gentilesm seek ; ) for the mote out of thine eye ; and , your heavenly Father
knoweth behold , a beam is in thine own that ye have need of all these eye ?
things .
... wilt thou say to 32 ( For after all these things thy brother , Let me pull out do the
Gentilesm seek ; ) for the mote out of thine eye ; and , your heavenly Father
knoweth behold , a beam is in thine own that ye have need of all these eye ?
things .
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| Title | The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: With an Introduction Giving an Account of Jewish and Other Sects : with Notes Illustrating Obscure Passages and Explaining Obsolete Words and Phrases : for the Use of Schools, Academies, and Private Families |
| Contributor | Jacob Abbot Cummings |
| Publisher | Published and sold by Cummings and Hilliard, 1814 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 13 pages |
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