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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... of Christ from Abraham ; which , agreeably to the Jewish custom , he gives according to his legal descent by Joseph his supposed father ; deducing it down from Abraham through David , to shew his title to the kingdom of Israel .
... of Christ from Abraham ; which , agreeably to the Jewish custom , he gives according to his legal descent by Joseph his supposed father ; deducing it down from Abraham through David , to shew his title to the kingdom of Israel .
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... thy way , shew thyself to the and the floods came , and the priest , and offer the gift that winds blew , and beat upon that Moses commanded , for a testihouse ; and it fell ; and great mony unto them . a was the fall of it .
... thy way , shew thyself to the and the floods came , and the priest , and offer the gift that winds blew , and beat upon that Moses commanded , for a testihouse ; and it fell ; and great mony unto them . a was the fall of it .
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Christ's testimony S. Matthew . of John the Baptist . unto them , Go , and shew John least in the kingdom of heaven again those things which ye do is greater than he . hear and see : 12 And from the days of 5 The blind receive their ...
Christ's testimony S. Matthew . of John the Baptist . unto them , Go , and shew John least in the kingdom of heaven again those things which ye do is greater than he . hear and see : 12 And from the days of 5 The blind receive their ...
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18 Behold my servant , and every city or house dividwhom I have chosen ; my be- ed against itself shall not loved , in whom my soul is well stand : pleased ; I will put my Spirit 26 And if Satan cast out upon him , and he shall shew ...
18 Behold my servant , and every city or house dividwhom I have chosen ; my be- ed against itself shall not loved , in whom my soul is well stand : pleased ; I will put my Spirit 26 And if Satan cast out upon him , and he shall shew ...
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... unto the kingdom tist ; he is risen from the dead ; of heaven is like unto a man and therefore mighty works b that is an householder , which do shew forth themselves in bringeth forth out of his trea- him . sure things new and old .
... unto the kingdom tist ; he is risen from the dead ; of heaven is like unto a man and therefore mighty works b that is an householder , which do shew forth themselves in bringeth forth out of his trea- him . sure things new and old .
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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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