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Page 73
These isles of the Gentiles then are destined to the office of bringing back the
Jews : but some one nation among them , described as the Tyre of the day , and
whose ships are mystically styled the ships of Tarshish , is plainly to take the lead
in ...
These isles of the Gentiles then are destined to the office of bringing back the
Jews : but some one nation among them , described as the Tyre of the day , and
whose ships are mystically styled the ships of Tarshish , is plainly to take the lead
in ...
Page 113
Having described the character of the Messiah , Isaiah next pourtrays in glowing
colours the blessings of his lingdom . The wild beasts are to lie down with the
tame , and are to divest themselves of their savage natures . The ox is fearlessly
to ...
Having described the character of the Messiah , Isaiah next pourtrays in glowing
colours the blessings of his lingdom . The wild beasts are to lie down with the
tame , and are to divest themselves of their savage natures . The ox is fearlessly
to ...
Page 126
is a hymn of praise proper ed to be used in that triumphant state of the Church
described “ in the foregoing chapter . ” Argument to Lowth ' s Comment . on Isaiah
xii . spiritual , spiritual , as is manifest from the compound symbol of ( 126 )
is a hymn of praise proper ed to be used in that triumphant state of the Church
described “ in the foregoing chapter . ” Argument to Lowth ' s Comment . on Isaiah
xii . spiritual , spiritual , as is manifest from the compound symbol of ( 126 )
Page 220
The great blessedness of Israel , both temporal and spiritual , which is described
as succeeding the overthrow of the Assyrian , by no means accords with the
comparatively moderate prosperity of Hezekiah and with the unfortunate reigns of
his ...
The great blessedness of Israel , both temporal and spiritual , which is described
as succeeding the overthrow of the Assyrian , by no means accords with the
comparatively moderate prosperity of Hezekiah and with the unfortunate reigns of
his ...
Page 260
Now the prophet comes to describe the Les clay of vengeance . The beginning of
the chapter is by is way of dialogue between the prophet and Christ , where “ the
latter is described as returning in triumph from the " claughter of his enemies ...
Now the prophet comes to describe the Les clay of vengeance . The beginning of
the chapter is by is way of dialogue between the prophet and Christ , where “ the
latter is described as returning in triumph from the " claughter of his enemies ...
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| Title | A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the conversion, restoration, union and future glory of the houses of Judah and Israel, 1. köide;135. köide A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the conversion, restoration, union and future glory of the houses of Judah and Israel, George Stanley Faber |
| Author | George Stanley Faber |
| Published | 1808 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 9 juuli 2008 |
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