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THE

BIBLE TEXT CYCLOPEDIA:

A COMPLETE CLASSIFICATION

SCRIPTURE TEXTS

IX THE rOKM OF AX

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SUB.IECTS.

REY. JAMES INGLIS,
AUTHOR OF 'THE SABBATH SCHOOL.'

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PREFACE.

This work, it is believed, will be found to differ materially from any Cyclo
pedia, Dictionary, or Index to the Holy Scriptures hitherto published : its
title, 'The Bible Text Ctolopedia ; being a Complete Classifioation op
SoRiPTURK Texts, in the fokm op an Alphabetical Index op Sdejeots,'
distinctly expresses its character. The foUowing is the general plan which
has been observed in its preparation :
1. E'VERT SUBJECT wiU be found in it which has >i jjace in the Sacred
Volume, whether Doctrinal, Devotional, Practical, Ecclesiastical, Historical,
Biographical, or Secular. The name of every person and place connected
with any historical event is given, but where such names occur only iu
Topographical or Genealogical Tables they are omitted. Among the su ojects
are some of considerable importance which do not appear in any other
Cyclopedia. 2. The Author has attempted to discover every text of Scripture belong
ing to each topic. For this purpose, the whole Bible was formaUy indexed,
verse by verse, and clause by clause, with repeated revision. The Texts
thus obtained, amounting to many thousands, were then arranged under
their respective heads, and omissions, to some extent, supplied from
Concordances, Scripture Text-Books, and similar publications. In this
work, the Author has employed his leisure hours for more than seven
years. He cannot expect that he has been perfectly successful, as an
absolutely complete collection of Scripture passages on every topic is
scarcely attainable ; but the utmost care has been taken to secure fulness
and accuracy, and to make the book a Complete, as it is an Original, Index
to the Holy Bible.
On such topics as Baptism and Church-government, the texts are
arranged under their titles without any minor divisions ; but on the
great Doctrinal Questions, such a system was neither possible nor desirable,
as no faithful Index to the Word of God could be made, unless prominence
were given to the Supreme Divinity of the Lord Jesus Christ, His death for
sinners, and similar doctrines.
The texts on Doctrinal, Devotional, and Practical subjects are quoted in
full, and are followed by illustrative cases • these are arranged under the

hoadmgs 'Exjsmplipiei,,' in which the passages are quoted; and 'ExAMPLue,'
when there is merely a reference.
Examples of the Figurative and Symbolical use of certain words, such as
Day, Night, Darkness, Dove, Lion, are appended to them ; but it has not
heen thought necessary to refer to every instance, as they may easily be
found iu a Concordance.
3. The subjects are arranged Alphabetically, to facilitate reference. No
general titles, such as History, Geography, Botany, occur in the work. To
find the History of the Israelites, the reader will examine the title Israelites;
and every plant, tree, or flower, will be found under its own name. The
same rule applies to all other subjects.
At the close of many of the Heads, references are given to similar and
opposite subjects in other parts of the work. Thus, there is a reference from
Regeneration to Sanctification, from Integrity to Dishonesty, and from
Masters to Servants.
In the choice of Titles to the different topics — a task which occasioned
much thought and anxiety — regard has been had both to appropriateness and
practical utility, that Title being preferred which would most naturally occur
to a reader. At the same time, various Titles are given to aid in discovering
any subject of which a person may be in search.
Numerous subdivisions have been carefully avoided, as the quotation of
the passages of Scripture in full renders them unnecessary ; and it woidd
have been impossible to make each minor division complete without repeat
ing the same text a great many times under each general head, thereby
increasing the size of tlie volume without any corresponding advantage. For
practical purposes, it is believed the present arrangement will be found the
most useful.
An abstract of the Doctrinal and Practical Subjects in the work. Alpha
betically arranged, with the Pages at which they will be found, has been
appended at the close of the volume,
i. In some instances the original Hebrew and Greek are given, when
necessary to the understanding of the texts ; and a short explanation, with
the same view, is made occasionally of Greek and Hebrew words.
In the belief that tlie Scriptures are the fountain-head of all spiritual
knowledge, and the ultimate standard of truth and duty, this work is now
published, with the hope that it may direct inquirers to the springs of eternal
hfe, and aid them in modelling their faith and practice by the Word of
God. 'All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable
for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness :
th.it the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good
works.'

THE

BIBLE TEXT CYCLOPEDIA.

AAHON
AABON, High-Priest. Son of Amram and
Jochebed, of the family of Kohathites, tribe
of Levi, Ex. 6.16-20. Jos. 21,4,10, 1 Chr. 6.2,3.
1 Chr. 23.13. Marriage and children, Ex.
6.23,25. Num. 3.2. 1 Chr. 6. 1 Chr. 24.
CaU and inspiration, eloquence, character,
Ex. 4.14-16. Ex. 7.1. Heb. 5.4. Psa. 106.16.
Meets Moses by divine direction, introduces
him to the Israelites, Ex. 4.27-31. His
interviews with Pharaoh, miracles, Ex. c. 4
to 12.
Associated with Moses in leading the Israel
ites, Ex. 6.26,27. Jos, 24.6. 1 Sara. 12.6,8. Psa,
77,20. Psa. 99.6, Psa. 106.26, Mic. 6.4. Israel
ites murmur against him, Ex, 6.20,21. Ex.
16.2-10. Num. 14.2-6,10. Num. 16.3-11,41.
Num. 20.2, Psa. 106.16.
Lays up a pot of manna in the Ark, Ex.
16.34, 'With Hur, holds up Moses" hands,
Ex. 17,12. Ascends Sinai, Ex, 19.24. Ex.
24.1,9. Is judge while Moses is on the mount,
Ex. 24.14.
First High-Priest, his descendants all priests,
nis consecration, Ex. c. 28 and 29. 1.ev. 8. Num.
3.3, Num. 18. 1 Chr. 23.13. 2 Chr. 26.18. Psa.
99.S. Psa. 133.2. See Priest.
Makes the golden caU, Ex. 32. Act. 7.40.
Hoses intercedes for him, Deu. 9.20. Eod of,
buds and is laid up in the Ark, Num. 17.
Heb. 9.4,
Blesses the Israelites, Lev. 9.22. Num. 6.23.
Forbidden to mourn for his sons' death,
lev. 10.6,19. His jealousy of Moses, Num.
12.1. Intercedes for Miriam, Num. 12.11,12.
Stays the plague after Korah's rebellion.
Num. 16.
Excluded from Canaan for his sin at Merihah,
Num. 20. Age, death, and burial in mount
Hor, Ex. 7.7. Num. 33,38,89. Num. 20,23-29,
Deu. 10.6, Deu. 32.50.
ABADDON' (destroyer), the angel of the
bottomless pit, Eev. 9.11.
ABANA (Heb. Amana), arlver of Damascus,
2 Kin. 6,12, See Song 4,8,
ABABIM (the passages, see Jer. 22.20), a
chain of mountains E. of Jordan, on one of
which (Nebo) Moses died. Num. 27,12, Num.
«.17,48. Deu. 32,49.

ABBA (father). Mar, 14.36, Bjm. 8.16.
Gal, 4.6,
AEDON, a Judge of Israel, Jud. 12.13-16.
ABEDNEGO, or Azariab, a pious friend
of Daniel, delivered from the fiery furnace,
made govemor hy Nebuchadnezzar, Dan,
1.6-20. Dan. 2.17,49. Dan. 3.
ABEL, son of Adam, a shepherd, sacrifice
of accepted, slain by Cain, Gen, 4,2-11,25.
Mat, 23.36. Luk, 11.61, Heb, 11,4. Heb. 12,24,
1 Jno. 3.12.
 , stone of, near Bethshemesh, ark
placed on by Philistines, 1 Sam. 6.18.
ABEL, Ajeel-Ekthmaacah, or Abel-
Maim, a town in the N, of Palestine. Sheba
flees to, is slain in, 2 Sam. 20.14-18. Spoiled
byBenhadad,l Kin, 16.20, 2Chr,16,4, Taken
by Tiglath, 2 Kin. 16.29.
ABEL-MEHOLAH, a town near the
Jordan, Elisha's birthplace, 1 Kin, 19,16. Jud.
7.22. 1 Kin. 4.12.
ABEL-MIZEAIM (mourning of the Egyp
tians), a place "W. of Jordan, where Joseph
mourned for his father. Gen. 60.11.
ABEL-SHITTIM, See SuiTim.
ABIA, or Abu AH, a descendant of Eleazar,
chief of one of the 24 courses of priests, 1
Chr. 24,10, Neh. 12.4,17. Luk, 1.5.
 — , Samuel's son, made judge, his
wickedness, 1 Sam. 8,1-6,
ABIATHAE, High-Priest. Of the line of
Ithamar and EU, son of Ahimelech, called
Ahimelech, 2 Sam. 8.17. 1 Chr. 24.3-6,31.
Ahimelech, 1 Chr. 18.16,
His father gives Da-rid shewbread, 1 Sam.
21. Mar. 2.26. Escapes to David from Nob,
1 Sam. 22.20. 1 Sam. 23.6. Consulted by
David, 1 Sam. 23.9. 1 Sam. 30.7.
Joint-priest with Zadok, 2 Sam. 8.17. 2 Sam.
16.36. 2 Sam. 20.26, 1 Kin. 4.4. 1 Chr. 18.16.
1 Chr. 16.11. His fidelity to David, 2 Sam.
16.24,29, Deposed by Solomon for aiding
Adonijah, IKin, 1.7. 1 Kin. 2.26, See 1 Sam,
2,31-36. ABIB, or NisAN, 1st month. Abib si^i-
fies ears ; seeEx. 9.31. Lev, 2.14. Began with
1

ABIEZEE
the new moon in April, Ex. 12.2, Departure
from Egypt in, Ex. 13.4. Passover kept in,
Ex. 23.15. Tahemacle set up in, Ex. 40,2,17.
Israelites reach Zin in, Num, 20.1. Oross
Jordan in, Jos. 4.19. Overflow of Jordan in,
1 Chr. 12.16. Hamaris decree in, Kst. 3.12.
Christ's death in. Mat. 27.16. After the cxp-
tivity, called Nisan, Neh. 2.1. Est. 3.7.
ABIEZER, or Jebzer, founder of the
family of Abiezrites, Num. 26.30, Jos. 17 'i
Jud. 6.34. Jud. 8.2.
ABIGAIL, Nabal's wife, her reception of
David, becomes his wife, 1 Sam. 25. 1 Sam.
27.3. 2 Sam. 2.2. Mother of Chileab, 2Sam.
3.3. 1 Chr. 3.1
ABIUU, 2d sou of Aaron, Ex. 6.23. Goes
np the mount. Ex, 24.9. Is consecrated priest,
Ex. 28.1. His death, for offering strange flre,
Lev. 10.1,2. Num. 3.4. Num. 26.61.
ABIJAH, son of Jeroboam, his excellence
and early death, 1 Kin. 14.1-18.
ABIJAM, or Abijah, 2d king of Judah,
son of Eehoboam, 1 Kin. 14.31. 1 Kin. 15.2.
2 Chr. 12.16. Mat. 1.7. His sins, God's mercy
to him for David's sake, 1 Kin. 15.1-5.
His wars with Jeroboam, 1 Kin. 15.6,7.
Upbraids Jeroboam for idolati-y, his faith and
victory, 2 Chr. 13. His wives and children,
2 Chr. 13.21,22. Death, 1 Kin. 16.8. 2 Chr.
14.1. Chronicles of his reign written by Iddo,
2 Chr. 13.22.
ABILENE, a northern province of Pales
tine, Luk. 3.1,
ABIHELECH I., king of Gerar, his treat
ment of Abraham and Sarah, Gen. 20, and
covenant at Beersheba, Gen. 2i.22-32.
 II,, king of Gerar, his treatment
of Isaac and Rebecca, Gen. 26. and covenant
with Isaac, Gen. 26.6-31,
 , See AcHisH,
 , son of Gideon, his birth, Jud.
8.31. Murders his brethren, his usurpation
and death, Jud. 9. 2 Sam. 11.21.
ABINADAB, a Levite of Kirjath-jearim,
or Gibeah. The ark in his house 70 years, 1
Sam. 7.1,2. 2 Sam. 6.3,4, 1 Chr. 13.7.
 , son of Jesse, foUows Saul to
battle, 1 Sam. 16.8, 1 Sam. 17.13.
ABIRAM and Dathajj, Reubenites, con
spire, with Korah, against Moses and Aaron,
destroyed by an earthquake. Num. 16. Num.
26.9. Deu. 11.6. Psa. 106.17.
ABISHAG, wife of David, 1 Kin. 1.1-4.
Sought in marriage by Adonijah, IKin, 2.21,
22. ABISHAI, son of David's sister, Zemiah,
1 Chr, 2.16. David's captain, 2 Sam. 23.18.
Seeks to slay Saul, 1 Sam. 2G.6-8, Pursues
Abner, 2 Sam. 2.24. Slays him, 2 Sam.
3.30. Defeats the Edomitcs, 1 Chr. 18.12, and
Ammonites, 2 Sam. 10.10,14. Seeks to slay
Shimei, 2 Sam. 16.9. 2 Sam. 19.21. Com
mands a division in the battle against Absalom,
2 Sam. 18.2,5,
Sent against Sheba, 2 Sam. 20.6,10. Rescues
David from a Philistine giant, 2 Sam. Z1.17.
One of three who procure water for David
tfom Bethlehem, 1 Chr. 11.15-20.
2

ABRAHAM
ABLUTION, of tho face ivna body, Ruth
3.3. 2Sain. 12.'20. Ezc. 23.40. Mat. 6.17. 01
the feet. Gen. 18.4. Gen. 19.2, Gen. 2432,
Gen. 43.24. Jud. 19.21. 2 Sam. 11.8. Song 6.3.
Luk. 7.'38,44. Jno. 13.5. 1 Tim. 5.10,
Of the dead. Act. 9.37. Of infants, Eze.
1G.4. Pom-ing water on the hands, 2 Kin.
3.H. "Washing the h<ands as a declaration of
innocence, Deu, 21.0. Psa. 26,6. Mat. 27.24.
See PuitlFioATloN.
ABNER, son of Ner, and cousin of Saul,
L Sim. 14.60,61. Captain of Saul's host, 1
Sim. 17.66, ISam, 26.6,14, Introduces David
toSaul, 1 Sam. 17.67. Dedicates spoils, 1 Chr.
2G.28. Makes Tshbosheth king, slays As.ahel,
ia defeated by Joab, 2 Sam. 2.8-32.
Quarrels with Ishbosheth, is reconciled to
David, 2 Sam. 3.0-21. Slain by Joab, 2 Sam.
3.2-2-38. IKin. 2.6,32. Moumed for by David,
2 Sam. 3.31-39.
ABOMINATION of Desolation, suy-
posed to be the idolatrous ensigns of the
Roman ai-my, Dan. 9.27. Dan. 12.11. Mat.
24.16. ABRAHAM, son of Terah, Gen. 11.26,27.
Marries Sarah, Gen. 11.27,29. 1 Pet. 3.6.
Departs from Ur, his birthplace, to Haran,
Gen. 11.31. Neh. 9.7. Act. 7.4.
Goes to Canaan at the caU of God, Gen.
12.1-9. Jos. 24.3. Isa. 61.2. Eze. 33.24. Heb.
11.8-10, Sojourns in Egypt during a famine,
deceives Pharaoh respecting his wife, Gen.
12.10-20, Gen. 28.1.
Separates from Lot, dwells at Hebron, Gen.
13. Gen, 14.13, Gen. 35.27. Rescues Lot from
captivity, is blessed by Melchizedek, Gen.
14.13-20. Heb. 7.1-10.
His sacriflce and vision. Gen. 15.8-17. Mar
ries Hagar, birth of Ishmael, Gen. 16. Gal.
4.22, Name changed from Abram (high or
great father) to Abraham (father of a multi
tude), Gen. 17.6. Neh. 9.7.
Circumcision instituted. Gen. 17. 9 - 27.
Isaacpromised, Gen. 16.4. Gen. 17.15-21. Gen,
18.9-15. Entertains 3 angels, prays for Sodom,
Gen. 18, Sees it destroyed. Gen. 19.27,28.
Isaac bom, Hagar and Ishmael banished.
Gen. 21.1-21. 1 Chr, 1,34. Gal. 4.22-30. DweUs
in Gerar, his deceit respecting Sarah, Gen.
20. Covenant with Ahimelech at Beersheba,
Gen. 21.22-32. Plants a grove and dweUa
there. Gen. 21.31-33. Offers Isaac, stayed by
an angel. Gen. 22.1-19. Heb. 11.17. Jas. 2.21.
Purchases Machpelah, buries Sarali, Gen.
23. Gen. 49.30,31. Gen. 50.13. Sends his
servant for a wife for Isaac, Gen, 24. Marries
Keturah, sons by her. Gen. 26.1-4. 1 Chr.
1.32,33. His testament, age, death and burial. Gen.
25.6-10. His riches. Gen. 13.2. Gen. 24.35.
Isa. 51.2. Altars built by. Gen, 12.7,8. Gen.
13.4. Gen. 21.83.
His faith and charaeter. Gen. 18.19. Gen. 22.
12. Gen. 26.6. Neh. 9.7,8. Psa. 105.6. Rom. 4.
Gal. 3.6-9. Heb, 11.8-19. Jas. 2.21-24. CaUed
the friend of God, 2 Chr. 20.7. Isa. 41.8. Jas.
2.23. Reverenced by the Jews, Mat. 3.9. Luk
73.16,28. Luk. 19.9. Jno. 8.33-40, 52-69.
The covenant with him and his posterity
and prophecies concerning them. Gen. 12.1-3
Gen. 13.14-17. Gen. 15, Gen, 17. Gen. 21.12.

ABSALOM
ABSALOIU, son of David, and Maacah, the
daughter of king of Geshur, 2 Sam. 3.8. 1 Chr.
3.2, His personal appearance, 2 Sam, 14.25,
26. Murders his brother Amnon, is banished
to Geshur, 2Sam. 13.2. 2 Sam. 15.8. Returns
to Jerusalem, bums Joab's barley, 2 Sam. 14.
21-32. Restored to David's favour, 2 Sam, 14,33.
EebelUon of, 2 Sam. c. 15-17. 2 Sam. 20.6.
1 Kin. 2.7. Psa. 3 (title). Slain by Joab,
2 Sam, 18.9-18. Lament for, by David, 2 Sam.
18.33. 2 Sam. 19.4. Children of, 2 Sam. 1427.
IKin. 16.2. 2 Chr. 11.20. His son dead, 2
Sam. 18.18.
ABSALOM'S PILLAR, in the King's
Dale, 2 Sam. 18.18.
ACCESS TO GOD. See God, Favour of.
AGCHO, or Piolemais (now Acre), a town
of Phenicia given to Asher. Canaanites re
mained in, Jud, 1.31. Church at, visited by
Paul, Act. 21.7.
ACCURSED. See Anathema.
ACELDAMA (the Field of Blood), or
Potters' Field. Bought for a strangers' bury
ing-ground with the thirty pieces of sUver
given back by Judas, Mat, 27.8. Act. 1.19.
ACHAIA, a region of Greece. Churches in,
visited by Paul, Act. 18. Act. 19.21. Rom.
16.5. 1 Cor. 16.16. Contribute to the saints
at Jerusalem, Rom. 16.26. Towns of, see
Cenchbea, Cobinth.
ACHAICUS, a Corinthian Christian. "Visits
Paul at Eome, 1 Cor. 16.17,18.
ACHAN, or Aohak. Hides a wedge of
gold, &c.; stoned to death in the vaUey of
Achor, Jos. 7. Jos. 22.20. 1 Chr. 2.7.
ACHISH, king of the Philistines, caUed
Ahimelech, Psa. 84 (title). Receives David
when fleeing from Saul ; gives him Ziklag,
1 Sam. 21.10-16. 1 gam. 27,2-12, 1 Sam, 28.1,
2. 1 Sam. 29.
ACHMETHA (Ecbatana), a city of Persia.
Qyrus' decree found in, Ezr. 6.2.
ACHOR- (trouble), a valley in Palestine,
where Achan was stoned, Jos, 7.26. Jos. 16,7.
Isa. 65.10. Hos. 2.16.
ACHSA, Caleb's daughter. Married to
Othniel on his taMng Kirjath-Sepher; obtains
a fleld from her father, Jos. 16,16-19, Jud,
1.9-13. 1 Chr. 2.49.
ACHZIB, atownofAsher, Jos. 19.29. Jud.
1.31. Mic. 1,14.
ACRE. 1 Sam. 14.14. Isa, 6.10. The He
brew measure signifies what a yoke of oxen
can plough in a day. (Two horses can plough
from a half to a whole acre daUy).
ADAM. Created in the image of God on the
sixth day. Gen. 1.26-28. Gen. 2.7. Gen. 6.1,2.
1 Cor. 15.46. 1 Tim, 2.13. Placed in Eden to
dress it ; tree of knowledge forbidden to be
eaten of, Gen. 2.8-17. Hia food, Gen. 1.29.
Gen. 2.16. His dominion. Gen. 1.26,28,
Names animals, &c.. Gen. 2.19,20. Eve
brought to him. Gen. 2.21-26. 1 Tim. 2.13.
His innocence. Gen. 2.26. Blessed byGod, Gen.
1.28. Temptation, faU, and expulsion from
Eden, Gen. 3. Job. 31.33. Hos. 6.7 {nun-g.).
Eom. 6.14-21. 1 Tim. 2.14.
Condemned to labour, the ground cursed
for his sin. Gen. 3.17-19. Coats of skins pro-

ADOPTION
vided for. Gen, 3.21, Birth of Cain, Abel, and
Seth, Gen. 4.1,2,25. Descendants of, see
Genealogies. His age and death. Gen. 6.5.
Father of the human race. Gen. 1.28. Deu.
32.8. Mai. 2.10. 1 Cor. 16.22,46. Sm and
death introduced by. See Fall of Man,
ADAM. The second Adam, an appellation
of Christ, 1 Cor. 15.46,47. See Eom. 6.14.
 , a city east of Jordan, opposite
Zaretan, Jos. 3.16.
ADAMANT. Eze. 3.9. Zee. 7.12. Trans
lated diamond, Jer. 17.1.
ADAR, the 12th month (March), Est. 3.7.
Second temple finished in, Ezr. 6.16. Feast
of Puxim in, Est. 9.1-26.
ADDER, a poisonous serpent. Gen. 49.17.
Psa. 91,13. Psa. 140,3. Pro. 23.32. Deafness
of, Psa. 58.4.
ADINO. See Jashobeam.
ADMAH, a city in the vale of Siddim,
Gen. 10.19. Jjivaded by Chedorlaomer, Gen.
14.2. Destroyed with Sodom, Deu. 29,23.
Hos. 11.8.
ADONIBEZEE, a Canaanitish king ; de
feated and slain by Judah and Simeon, Jud
14-7, ADONIJAH, son of David and Haggith, 2
Sam. 3.4. 1 Chr. 3.2, Indulged by David, 1
Kin. 1.6. Made king by Joab and Abiathar,
1 Kin. 1.5-33. Seeks Abishag in marriage; is
put to death by Solomon, 1 Kin. 2.13-26.
ADONIBAM, or Adokam, collector of
tribute under David and Solomon, 2 Sam. 20.
24. 1 Kin. 4.6. 1 Kin. 5.14. Stoned by Israel
when collecting tribute for Eehoboam, IKin.
12.18. ADONIZEDEE, king of Jerasalem; de
feated and slain by Joshua, Jos, 10.1-27.
ADOPTION. Examples of. Abraham's
servant. Gen. 16.3. Ephraim and Manasseh,
Gen, 48.6, Moses, Ex. 2.1-10. Heb. 11.24.
Hezron, 1 Chr, 2.21-24, with Num. 32.41.
Jarha, 1 Chr. 2.34-41. Esther, Est. 2.7.
ADOPTION, SPiBiTnAL. Ex. 4.22. Israel
is my son, even my firstborn. 23. And I say
unto thee, Let my son go, that he may serve me.
Deu. 8.6. As a man chasteneth his son, so
the Lord thy God chasteneth thee.
Deu. 14.1, Ye are the children of the Lord
your God.
Deu. 32.6. Their spot is not the spot oi his
children : 6, Is not he thy father that hath
Ijought tliee ? hath he not made thee ?
2 Sam. 7.14. I wiU be his father, and he shaU
be my son. If he commit iniquity, I will
chasten him with the rod of men.
1 Chr. 28.6, I have chosen him to 6c myson,
and I will be his father.
Pro. 14.26, His children shall have a place
of refuge.
Isa. 43.6. Bring my sons from far, and my
daughters from the ends of the earth; 7. Bven
every one that is caUed hy my name : for I
have created him for lay glory, I have formed
him ; yea, I have made him, Psa, 46.13.
Isa. 63.16. Thou art our Father, though
Abraham be ignorant of us, and Israel acknow
ledge us not : thou, 0 Lord, art our Father,
our Redeemer.
Jer. 31.9. I am a father to Israel, and
Ephraim i« my firstborn. 20. Is Ephraim my

dear suu I isTu a, pleasant child ? for since I
spake against him, I do earnestly remember
him stiU.
Eze. 16.8. I sware unto thee, and entered
into a covenant with thee, saith the Lord God,
and thou becamest mine. 21. Thou hast slain
my children.
Hos. 1.10. In the place where it was said
unto them. Ye are not my people, there it
shall be said unto them, Ye are the sons of the
living God.
Hos. 11.1. When Israel was a chUd, then I
loved him, and called my son out of Egypt,
Mat. 5.9. Blessed are the peacemakers: for
they shjdl be called the children of God. 45.
That ye may be the children of your Father
which is in heaven. 48. Be ye therefore per
fect even as your Father which is in heaven is
perfect. Mat. 6.6. Pray to thy Father which is in
secret ; and thy Father, which seeth in secret,
shaU rewa,rd thee openly. 8. Your Father
knoweth what things ye have need of, before
ye ask him. 9. After this manner therefore
pray ye : Our Father which art in heaven,
Hallowed be thy name. v. 1,4,14,16,18,20,
32. Mat.6.16. Mat. 18.14. Mar. 11,25,26.
Mat. 7.11. If ye then, being evU, know how
to give good gifts unto yoiu: chUdren, how
much more shaU your Father which is in
heaven give good things to them that ask him ?
Mat. 10.20. It is not ye that speak, but the
Spirit of your Father which speaketh in you.
Mat. 13.43. Then shaU the righteous shine
forth as the sun in the kingdom of their
Father. Mat. 23.9. CaU no Tnan yoiur father upon
the earth : for one is your Father, which is in
heaven. Luk, 6.35. Ye shall be the chUdren of the
Highest : for he is kind unto the unthankful
and to the evil. 36. Be ye therefore merciful,
as yom: Father also is merciful.
Luk. 12.32. Fear not, little flock ; for it is
yoiu- Father's good pleasure to give you the
kingdom, v. 30.
Jno. 1.12. As many as received him, to
them gave he power to become the sons of God,
even to them that beheve on his name : 13.
MTiich were bom, not of blood, nor of the will
of the flesh, nor of the wiU of man, but of
God. Jno. 8.42. Jesus said unto them. If God
were your Father, ye would love me.
Jno. 11.62. He should gather together in
one the chUdren of God that were scattered
abroad. Jno. 20.17. Go to my brethren, and say
unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and
your Father ; and to my God, and your God.
Eom. 1.7. Beloved of God, called to be
saints : Grace to you, and peace, from God
our Father.
Rom. 8.14. As many as are led by the
Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.
16. Ye have received the Spirit of adoption,
whereby we cry, Abba, Father. 16. The
Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit,
that we are the chUdren of God. 17. And if
chUdren, then heirs ; heirs of Grod, and joint-
heirs with Christ.
Horn. 8.19. The earnest expectation of the
creature waiteth for the manifestation of the
Bons of God. 21. The creature itself also

ADOPTION
shaU be deUvered from the bondage of corrup
tion into the glorious Uberfcy of the chUdren oi
God. 29. He also did predestinate to be con
formed to the image of his Son, that he might
be the firstborn among many brethren.
Eom. 9.8. They which are the chUdren of
the flesh, these are not the chUdren of God :
but the chUdren of the promise are counted
for the seed.
2 Cor. 6.17. Be ye separate, saith the Lord,
and touch not the unclean tfdng ; and I wlU
receive you, 18. And will be a Father unto
you, and ye shaU be my sons and daughters,
saith the Loid Almighty.
Gal. 3.26. Ye are all the chUdren of God
by faith in Chi-ist Jesus. 29. If ye be Christ's,
then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs accord
ing to the promise.
Gal. 4.5. To redeem them that were under
the law, that we might receive the adoption of
sons. 6. Because ye are sons, God hath sent
forth the Spirit of his son into your hearts,
crying, Abba, Father. 7. Wherefore thou art
no more a servant, but a son ; and if a son,
then an heir of God through Christ.
Eph. 1,6. Having predestinated us unto
the adoption of chUdren by Jesus Christ to
himself, according to the good pleasure of his
will. Eph. 2.19. FeUow-citizens with the saints,
and of the household of God.
Eph. 3.6. That the GentUes should be
feUow-heirs, and of the same body, and par
takers of his promise in Christ by the gospel.
15. Of whom the whole family in heaven and
earth is named.
Eph. 4.6. One God and Father of aU,
who is above aU, and through aU, and in you all
Eph. 6.1. Be ye therefore followers of God,
as dear chUdren.
Phi. 2.15. Be blameless and harmless, the
sons of God, without rebuke, in the midst of
a crooked and perverse nation.
Heb, 2.10. It became him, for whom are
aU things, and by whom are aU things, in
bringing many sons imto glory, to make the
Captain of their salvation perfect through
sufferings. Heb. 2.11. For both he that sanctifieth
and they who are sanctified are aU of one : for
which cause he is not ashamed to caJl them
brethren. 13. Behold I and the chUdren
which God hath given me.
Heb. 12.6. Whom the Lordloveth he chas
teneth, and scourgeth every son whom he
receiveth. 7. If ye endure chastening, God
dealeth with you as with sous ; 9. Shall we
not much rather be in subjection unto the
Father of spirits, and live ?
1 Jno. 3.1. Behold what manner of love the
Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should
be caUed the sons of God ! 2. Beloved, now
are wethesonsof God. 10. In this the children
of God are manifest, and the chUdren of the
devU: whosoever doeth not righteousness is not
of God, neither he that loveth not his brother.
1 Jno. 4.4. Ye are of God, little chUdren,
and have overcome them ; because greater is
he that is in you, than he that is in l^e world.
Eev. 21.7. He that overcometh shaU inherit
aU things ; and I wiU be his God, and he shaU
be my son.
See Eegeneratton — God's Love to his
People — Likeness to God.

ABKAMMELECH
ADBAIVEMELEGH, an Assyrian idol intro
duced into Samaria, 2 Kin. 17.31.
 , son of Sennacherib, murders
him, 2 Kin. 19.37. Isa. 37.38.
ADRAMYTTIUM, a seaport of Mysia,
Act. 27.2.
ADRIA, the Adriatic Sea, Act. 27.27.
ADRIEL, marries Merab, Saul's daughter,
1 Sam, 18.19. His sons slain, 2 Sam. 21.8
{Ttiarg.). ADULLAM, a cave in the mountains near
the Dead Sea, David hides in, 1 Sam. 22.1.
2 Sam. 23.13. 1 Chr. 11.15. Psa. 57 (title). Psa.
142 (title).
 , a Canaanitish town, afterwards
belonging to Judah, Gen. 38.1. Jos. 12.15.
Jos. 15. 36. Mic. 1.16. Fortified by Eehoboam,
2 Chr. 11.7. Inhabited after the captivity,
Neh. 11.30.
ADULTERY, FoRNioAxtoN, Unclean
ness. Gen. 20.S. Behold, thou artbvta, dead
man, for the woman which thou hast taken ;
for she is a man's wife.
Ex. 20.14. Thou shalt not commit adul
tery. Deu. 5.18. Mat. 6.27. Luk. 18.20. Jas.
2.1. Lev. 19. 29. Do not prostitute thy daughter,
to cause her to be a whore ; lest the land fall
to whoredom, and the land become fuU of
wickedness. Deu. 23.17.
2 Sam. 12.14. By this deed thou hast given
great occasion to the enemies of the Lord to
blaspheme. Job 31.9. If mine heart have been deceived
by a woman, or if I have laid wait at my
neighbour's door; 10. JTien let my wife grind
unto anothbr, and let others bow down upon
her. 11. For this ia an heinoiLS crime ; yea, it
is an iniquity to be punished by the judges.
12. For it is a fire that consumeth to destruc
tion, and would root out all mine increase.
V. 1.
Pro. 2.18. Her house inclineth unto death,
and her paths unto the dead. 19. None that
go unto her retum again, neither take tbey
hold of the paths of life. v. 16-19.
Pro. 5.3. The Ups of a strange woman drop
as an honeycomb, and her mouth is smoother
than oil: 4. But her end is bitter as worm
wood, sharp as a two-edged sword, v. 5-22.
Pro. 6.27. Can a man take firein his bosom,
and his clothes not be biuned ! 28. Can one
go upon hot coals, and his feet not be burned ?
29. So he that goeth in to his neighbour's wife;
whosoever toucheth her shaU not be innocent.
Pro. 6.32. But whoso committeth adultery
with a woman lacketh understanding: he that
doeth it destroyeth his own soul. 33. Awound
and dishonour shaU he get ; and his reproach
shall not be wiped away. v. 24-26. Pro.
7.5-23. Pro. 9.18. The dead are there; a-nd that
her guests are in the depths of heU. v. 13-17.
Job 24.15.
Pro. 22.14. The mouth of strange women
is a deep pit : he that is abhorred of the Lord
shaU fall therein. Pro. 23.27,28. Pro. 30.20.
Pro. 29.3. He that keepeth company with
ballots Ependeth his substance. Pro. 31.3.
Ecc. 7.26. I find more bitter than death the
woman whose heart is snares and nets, a/nd
ber hands as bands : whoso pleaseth God shaU

ADULTERY
escape from her ; but the sinner shaU be taken
by her. v. 27,28.
Jer. 3.1. If a man put away his wife, and
she go from him, and become another man's,
shall he retum unto her again ? shaU not that
land be greatly poUuted?
Jer. 6.9. ShaU I not visit for these fhimgs ?
saith the Lord: and shaU not my soul be
avenged on such a nation as this ? •». 7,8.
Jer. 7.9. WUl ye commit adiUtery; 10. And
come and stand before me in this house, which
is caUed by my name, and say. We are de
livered to do all these abominations ?
Jer. 29. 23. They have committed viUany in
Israel, and have committed adultery with
their neighbours' wives ; even I know, and am
a witness, saith the Lord. Eze. 22.9-11.
Eze. 33.26. Amo.2.7.
Hos. 4.1. The Lord hath a controversy
with the inhabitants of the land. 2. By com
mitting adultery, they break out, and blood
toucheth blood. 11. Whoredom, and wine,
and new wine, take away the heart.
Mat. 6.28. Whosoever looketh on a woman
to lust after her hath committed adultery with
her already in his heart, 32. Whosoever shaU
put away his wife, saving for the cause of
fornication, causeth her to commit adultery :
and whosoever shall marry her that is divorced
committeth adultery. Luk. 16.18.
Mat. 15.19. Out of the heart proceed evU
thoughts, adulteries, fornications.
Act. 15. 20. That they abstain from forni
cation. Eom. 1.24. God also gave them up to un
cleanness through the lusts of their own
hearts, to dishonour their own bodies be
tween themselves, v. 25-29.
Rom. 7.3. If, whUe her husband liveth,
she be married to another man, she shaU be
caUed an adulteress.
Eom. 13. 13. Let us walk honestly, aa in the
day ; not in rioting and drunkenness, not in
chambering and wantonness.
1 Cor. 3.17. If any man defile the temple of
God, him shaU God destroy ; for the temple
of Gfld is holy, which temple ye are.
1 Cor. 5.1. It is reported commonly that
there is fornication among you, and such for
nication as is not so much as named among
the GentUes, that one should have his father's
wife. 1 Cor. 6.3. For I, verily, have judged
already, concerning him that hath so done this
deed, 5. To deUver such an one unto Satan
for the destruction of the flesh, that the spirit
may be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus.
1 Cor. 5.11. I have written unto you not to
keep company, if any man that is caUed a
brother be a fornicator, with such an one no
not to eat. v. 9,10.
1 Cor. 6.9. Be not deceived : neither forni
cators, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor
abusers of themselves with mankind, 10.
ShaU inherit the kingdom of God. 13. Tlie
body is not for fornication, but for the Lord,
and the Lord for the body.
1 Cor. 6.16. Know ye not that your bodies
are the members of Clirist ? shaU I then take
the members of Christ, and make them the
members of an harlot? God forbid. 18. Eles
fornication. Every sin that a man doeth is
without the body ; but he that committeth
fornication sinneth against his own body.

ADULTERY
1 Cor. 10.8. Neither let us commit fornica
tion, as some of them committed, and feU in
one day three and twenty thousand.
2 Cor. 12.21. I shall bewaU many which
have sinned already, and have not repented
of the undeanness and fornication and lasci-
viousness which they have committed.
Gal. 5.19. The works of the flesh are mani
fest, which are these ; Adultery, fornication,
uncleanness, lascivious ness, 21. Of the
which I teU you before, as I have also told you
in time past, that they which do such things
shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
Eph. 4. 17. WaUc not as other GentUes walk,
in the vanity of their mind ; 19. Who, being
past feeling, have given themselves over unto
lascivioiLsness, to work all uncleanness with
greediness. 20. But ye have not so learned
Christ. Eph. 6.3. But fornication, and aU unclean
ness, let it not be once named among you, as
becometh saints ; 4. Neither fllthiness, nor
foolish talking, nor jesting, which are not con
venient ; 5. Ye know, that no whoremonger,
nor unclean person, hath any inheritance in the
kingdom ofChrist and of God. 6. Let no man
deceive you with vain words : for because of
these things cometh the wrath of God upon
the children of disobedience. 7. Be not ye
therefore partakers with them.
Eph. 6.11. Have no feUowship with the un
fruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove
them. 12. For it is a shame even to speak of
those things which are done of them in secret.
Col. 3.5. Mortify therefore your members
which are upon the earth ; fornication,
uncleanness, inordinate affection, evil con
cupiscence : 8. Put off aU these ; filthy com
munication out of your mouth, v. 6.
1 The. 4.3. This is the \viU of God, even
your sanctification, thatye should abstain from
fornication : 4. "That every one of you should
know how to possess his vessel in sanctification
and honour ; 6. Not in the lust of concupi
scence, even as the GentUes which know not
God : 7. For God hath not caUed us imto
uncleanness, but unto holiness.
Heb. 12.16. Lest there be any fomicator, or
profane person.
Heb. 13.4. Whoremongers, and adulterers,
God will judge.
1 Pet. 4.3. The time past of our life may
suflBce us to have wrought the will of the
GentUes, when we walked in lasciviousness,
lusts : 4. Wherein they think it strange that
ye mn not with them to the same excess of riot,
speaking evU of you.
2 Pet. 2.10. Chiefly them that walk after
the fiesh in the lust of uncleanness. 14.
Having eyes fuU of adultery, and that cannot
cease from sin ; beguUing imstable souls.
Jude, 7. Even as Sodom and Gomorrah,
and the cities about them, in like manner,
giving themselves over to fornication, and
going after strange flesh, are set forth for an
example, suffering the vengeance of eternal
fire. Jude 8. Likewise also these filthy dreamers
defile the fiesh. 10. What they know natu
raUy, as brute beasts, in those things they
corrupt themselves.
Rev. 2.14. Balaam, who taught Balac to
cast a stumbling-block before the children of
Israel, to commit fornication.

AFFLICTION
Eev. 2.20. Thou sufferest that woman
Jezebel, to teach and to seduce my servants to
commit fornication. 21. And I gave her space
to repent of her fornication ; and she repented
not. 22. Behold, I wiU cast her into a bed,
and them that commit adultery with her into
great tribulation, except tbey repent of their
deeds Rev. 9.21. Neither repented they of their
fornication. Rev. 21.8. The abominable, and whore
mongers, shaU have their part in the lake which
burneth with fire and brimstone ; which is the
second death.
Rev. 22.15. For without are dogs, and whore
mongers. ADULTERY, Examples of. Sodomites,
Gen. 19.6-8. Lot. Gen. 19.31-38. Shechem,
Gen. 34.2. Reuben, Gen, 36.22. Judah, Gen.
38.1-24. Potiphar's wife. Gen. 39.7-12. Sam
son, Jud. 16.1. EU'ssonSjl Sam. 2.22. David,
2 Sam. 11.1-5. Amnon, 2 Sam. 13.1-20. Ab
salom, 2 Sam. 16.22. Israelites, Jer. 5.7-9.
Jer. 29.23. Eze. 22.9-11. Eze. 33.26. Herod,
Mar. 6.17,18. Samaritan woman, Jno. 4.18.
A woman, Jno. 8.3-11. Corinthians, 1 Cor.
6. 1. GentUes, Eph. 4. 17-19. 1 Pet. 4.3.
 .  , JcTvish Law and Punishment.
Ex. 22.16. Lev. 18.20-23. Lev. 19.20-22. Lev.
20.10-21. Lev. 21.9. Num. 6.12-31. Deu. 22.
20-30. Deu. 27.20-23. Jno. 8.6.
ADVENT, Second. See Christ's Second
Coming. ADVERSITY. See ArFLiorioN— Poor.
ADVOCATE. Christ is our advocate, 1
Jno. 2.1. See C[iri3t, Hioh-Priest.
AFFLICTION, its Benefits and Design.
Gen. 22.12 Now I know that thou fearest
God, seeing thou hast not withheld thy son,
thine only son, from me. v. 1-14.
Deu. 8.2. Remember all the way which the
Lord thy God led thee these forty years in the
wilderness, to humble thee, wnd to prove thee,
to know what was in thine heart, whether
thou wouldest keep his commandments, or no.
Deu. 8.3. And he humbled thee, and
suffered thee to hunger, and fed thee with
manna, which thou knewest not, neither did
thy fathers know ; that he might make thee
know that man doth not Uve by bread only,
but by every word that proceedeth out of the
mouth of the Lord doth man Uve.
Deu. 8.6. Consider in thine heart, that, as
a man chasteneth his son, so the Lord thy God
chasteneth thee. 16. That he might humble
thee, and that he might prove thee, to do thee
good at thy latter end.
Deu. 31.17. I wUl forsake them, and I wiU
hide my face from them, and they shaU be
devoured, and many evUs and troubles shaU
befaU them ; so that they wUl say in that day,
Are not these evils come upon us, because our
God 15 not among us ?
Jud. 2.21. I also wUl not henceforth drive
out any from before them of the nations which
Joshua left when he died. 22. That through
them I may prove Israel, whether they \^
keep the way of the Lord to walk therein, as
their fathers did keep it, or not.
2 Sam. 7.14. If he commit iniquity, I will
chasten him with the rod of men, and with tho
stripes of the chUdren of men.

AFFLICTION
2 Kin. 8.33. When thy people Israel be
smitten down before the enemy, because they
have sinned against thee, and shall turn again
to thee, and confess thy name, and pray.
47. If they shall bethink themselves in the
land whither they were carried captives, and
repent, and make suppUcation unto thee in
the land of them that carried them captives,
saying. We have sinned, and have done
perversely, we have committed wickedness ;
48. And so retum unto thee with aU their
heart, and with all their soul, in the land of
their enemies, which led them away captive,
and pray unto thee toward their land, which
thou gavest unto their fathers, v. 35. Deu.
4.30,31. Deu. 30.1,2.
Job 6.17. Happy is the man whom God
correcteth. Job 23.10. When he hath tried me, I shaU
come forth as gold.
Job 33.17. ^at he may withdraw man from
his purpose, and hide pride from man. 19.
He is chastened also with pain upon his bed,
and the multitude of his bones with strong
pain. Job 36.8. If fhey be bound in fetters, and
be holden in cords of affliction ; 9. Then he
sheweth them their work, and their transgres
sions that they have exceeded. 10. He
openeth also their ear to discipline, and com-
mandeth that they retum from iniquity.
Psa. 60.15. Call upon me in the day of
trouble : I wiU deUver thee, and thou shalt
glorify me.
Psa. 89.30. If his children forsake my law,
and walk not in my judgnaents; 32. Then
will I visit their transgression with the rod,
and their iniquity with stripes.
Psa. 94.12. Blessed is the man whom thou
chastenest, O Lord, and teachest him out of
thy law ; 13. That thou mayest give him rest
from the days of adversity, untU the pit be
di^d for the wicked.
Psa. 126.5. They that sow in tears shaU
reap in joy. 6. He that goeth forth and
weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless
come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves
vnth him.
Pro. 3.11. My son, despise not the chasten
ing of the Lord ; neither be weary of his cor
rection : 12. For whom the Lord loveth he
correcteth ; even as a father the son m whom
he deUghteth.
Pro. 20.30. The blueness of a wound
deanseth away evU : ao do stripes the inward
parts of the beUy.
Ecc. 7.2. It is better to go to the house of
mourning, than to go to the house of feasting :
for that is the end of all men ; and the living
wUl lay ii to his heart. 3. Sorrow is better
than lau^ter : for by the sadness of the
coimtenance the heart is made better. 4.
The heart of the wise is in the house of
mourning. Isa. 1.25. I will turn my hand upon thee,
and purely purge away thy dross, and take
away aU thy tin : 26. Afterward thou shalt
be caUed, The city of righteousness, The
faithful city. 27. Zion shaU be redeemed with
judgment, and her converts with righteous
ness. Isa. 4.4. The Lord shaU have washed away
the filth of the daughters of Zion, by the spirit
of judgment, and by the spirit of burning.

AFFLICTION
Isa. 10.20. The remnant of Israel, and such
as are escaped of the house of Jacob, shall no
more again stay upon him that smote them ;
but shaU stay upon the Lord.
Isa. 19.20. It shall be for a sign and. for a
witness unto the Lord of hosts in the land of
Egypt : for they shall cry unto the Lord be
cause of the oppressors. 22. The Lord shall
smite Egypt : he shaU smite and heal it : and
they shall return even to the Lord, and he
shall be entreated of them.
Isa. 26.9. When thy judgments are in the
earth, the inhabitants of the world wUl leam

Isa. 27.9. By this therefore shall the iniquity
of Jacob be purged ; and this is aU the fruit
to take away his sin.
Isa. 48.10. I have refined thee, butnot with
sUver ; I have chosen thee in the furnace of
affliction. Isa. 52.6. My people shaU know my name :
therefore they sJiaU know in that day that I am
he that doth speak : behold it is I. v. 4,6.
Jer. 2. 27. They have turned their back unto
me, and not their face : but in the time of
their trouble they will say. Arise, and save
us. Jer. 9.7. Behold, I will melt tnem, and try
them ; for how shall I do for the daughter of
my people ?
Jer. 22.22. The wind shaU eat up all thy pas
tors, and thy lovers shall go into captivity :
surely then shalt thou be ashamed and con
founded for aU thy wickedness. 23. How
gracious shalt thou be when pangs come upon
thee, the pain as of a woman in travaU i
Lam. 3.27. It is good for a man that he
bear the yoke in his youth. 28. He sitteth
alone and keepeth silence, because he hath
bome it upon him. v. 29-33.
Eze. 14.10. TheyshaU bear the punishment
of their iniquity: 11. That the house of
Israel may go no more astray from me, neither
be polluted any more with iH their transgres
sions ; but that they may be my people, and
I may be their God.
Eze. 20.37. I wUl cause you to pass under
the rod, and I wiU bring you into the bond of
the covenant : 43. There shall ye remember
your ways, and aU yoiu- doings, wherein ye
have been defiled ; and ye shall loathe your
selves in yoiu: own sight for all your evils that
ye have committed. Eze. 6.9.
Dan. 12.10. Many shall be purified, and
made white, and tried. Dan. 11.35.
Hos. 2.6. Behold, I wUl hedge up thy way
with thorns, and make a wall, that she shall
not find her paths. 7. Then shaU she say, I
wiU go and retum to my first husband ; for
then was it better with me than now.
Hos. 5.16. I wiU goand return to myplace,
tiU they acknowledge their offence, and seek
my face : in their affliction they wUl seek me
early. Mic. 6.9. The Lord's voice crieth unto the
city: hear ye the rod, and who hathappolnted
it. Zee. 13.9. I win bring the third part
through the fire, and wiU refine them as sUver
is refined, and wiU try them as gold is tried.
Mai. 2.3. One shaU take you away with it.
4. And ye shaU know that I have sent thia
commandment unto you, that my covenan*.
might be with Levi. 7

AFFLICTION
Mai. 3.3. He shaU purify the sons of Levi,
and purge them as gold and sUver, that they
may offer unto the Lord an offering in
righteousness. Mar. 9.49. Every one shall be salted with
fire, and every sacrifice shall be salted with
salt. Jno. 9.2. Master, who did sin, this man,
or his parents, that he was bom blind? 3.
.Tesus answered, Neither hath this man sinned.
nor hii parents : but that the works of God
should be mads manifest in him.
Jno. 11.4. This sickness is not unto death,
but for the glory of God, that the Son of God
might be glorified thereby.
Jno. 15.2. Every branch that beareth fruit,
he pmrgeth it, that it may bring forth more
fruit. Jno. 21.19. This spake he, signifying by
what death he should glorify God.
Act. 14.22. We must through much tribu
lation enter into the kingdom of God.
Rom. 5.3. Tribulation worketh patience; 4.
And patience, experience ; and experience,
hope. Eom. 8.17. If so be that we suffer with ftim,
that we may be also glorified together. 28.
All things work together for good to them that
love God.
ICor. 11.32. We are chastened of the Lord,
that we should not be condemned with the
world. 2 Cor. 1.6. Whether we be afflicted, U is
for your consolation and salvation, which is
effectual in the enduring of the same suffer
ings which we also suffer.
2 Cor. 4.8. We are troubled on every side,
yet not distressed ; we are perplexed, but not
in despair ; 9. Persecuted, but not forsaken ;
cast down, but not destroyed ; 10. Always
bearing about in the body the dying of the
Lord Jesus, that the life also of Jesus might
be made manifest in our body. 11. For we
which live are alway deUvered unto death
for Jesus' sake, that the life also of Jesus
might be made manifest in oiu* mortal fiesh.
12. So then death worketh in us. 16. Though
our outward man perish, yet the inward man
is renewed day by day. 17. Our Ught afflic
tion, which is but for a moment, worketh for
us a far more exceeding and eternal weight
of glory.
2 Cor. 12.7. There was given to me a thom
in the fiesh, the messenger of Satan to buffet
me, lest I should be exalted above measure.
Phi. 1.12. The things which happened unto
me have fallen out rather unto the furtherance
of the gospel; 13. So that my bonds in
Christ are manifest in all the palace, and in all
other places ; 14, And many of the brethren
in the Lord, waxing confident by my bonds,
are much more bold to speak the word without
fear. 19. I know that this shaU tum to my
salvation through your prayer, and the supply
of the Spirit of Jesus C^nst.
2 The. 1.6. That ye may be coimted worthy
of the kingdom of God, for which ye also suffer.
Heb. 12.6. Whom the Lord loveth he
chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he
receiveth. 7. If ye endure chastening, God
dealeth with you as with sons ; for what son
is he whom the father chasteneth not ?
Heb. 12.9. We have had fathers of our flesh
which corrected us, and we gave them rever
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AFFLICTION
ence : shall we not much rather be in subjoo
tion unto the Father of spirits, and Uve? 10.
But he for <mr profit, that we might be
partakers of his holiness.
Heb. 12.11. Now no chastening for the
present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous :
nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peace
able fruit of righteousness unto them which
are exercised thereby.
Jas. 1.2. Count it aU joy when ye faU into
divers temptations ; S. Knowing this, that
the trying of your faith worketh patience. 4.
But let patience have her perfect work, that ye
may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.
12. Blessed is the man that endureth temptar
tion : for when he is tried, he shaU receive the
crown of life.
1 Pet. 1.7. That the trial of your faith,
being much more precious than of gold that
perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might
be found unto praise and honour and glory at
the appearing of Jesus Christ.
1 Pet. 4.14. If ye be reproached for the
name of Christ, happy are ye ; for the Spirit
of glory and of God reateth upon you : on their
part he is evU spoken of, but on your part he
is glorified.
Rev. 2.10. ITie devil shaU cast som^ of you
Into prison, thatye may be tried ; and ye shall
have tribulation ten days : be thou faithful
unto death, and IwiU give thee a crown of life.
Eev. 8.19. As many as Hove, I rebuke and
chasten. AFFLICTION, its benefits Exempli
fied. Geu. 42.21. We are verily guUty concern
ing our brother, in that we saw the anguish of
his soul, when he besought us, and we would
not hear ; therefore is this distress come
upon us.
Ex. 9.27. Pharaoh sent, and called for
Moses and Aaron, and said unto them, I have
sinned this time : the Lord is righteous, and
I and my people are wicked. 28. Entreat the
Lord (for it is enough) that there be no more
mighty thunderings and haU ; and I wiU let
you go, and ye shall stay no longer. Ex.
10.7,16,17. Ex. 12.31-33.
Nima. 21.7. The people came to Moses, and
said. We have sinned, for we have spoken
against the Lord, and against thee ; pray unto
ihe Lord, thathetakeaway the serpents from us.
Jud. 10.15. We have sinned : do thou unto
us whatsoever seemeth good unto thee ; deliver
us only, we pray thee, this day.
1 Kin. 13.6. Entreat now the face of the
Lord thy God, and pray for me, that my hand
may be restored me again.
1 Kin. 17.18. Art thou come unto me to call
my sin to remembrance, and to slay my son ?
2 Chr. 15.4. When they in their trouble did
tum unto the Lord God of Israel, and sought
Mm, he was found of them.
2 Chr. 33.12. When he was in afftiction, he
besought the Lord his God, and humbled him
self greatly before the God of his fathers, 13.
And prayed imto hiTn : and he was entreated
of him, and heard his suppUcation, and
brought him again to Jerusalem into his
kingdom. Then Manasseh knew that the Lord
he v}as God.
Ezr. 9.13. After aU that is come upon us
for our evil deeds, and for our great trespass,
seeing that thou our God has punished us less
than our iniquities deserve.

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AFFUCnON

Neh. 9.33. Thou art just in all that Is ]
brou^t upon us ; for thou hast done right,
but we have done wickedly.
Job 40.4. Behold, I am vUe ; what shall I
answer thee ? I wiU lay mine hand upon my
mouUi. 6. Once have I spoken, but I wiU not
answer ; yea, twice, but I will proceed no
further. Psa. 66.10. Thou, O God, hast proved us :
thou hast tried us, as sUveris tried. 11. Thou
broughtest us into the net ; thou laidst afflic
tion upon our loins. 12. Thou hast caused
men to ride over our heads ; we went through
fire and through water : but thou broughtest
ns out into a wealthy pUice. ,
Psa. 78.34. When he slew them, then they
sought ^i"i : and they retumed and inquired
early after God. 36. And they remembered
that God iwas their rock, and the high God
their redeemer.
Psa. 106.18. Whose feet they hurt with
fetters : he was laid in iron : 19. UntU the
time that his word came : the word of the
Lord tried him,
Psa. 119.67. Before I was afflicted I went
astray: but now have I kept thy word. 71.
It is good for me that I have been afflicted ;
that I might leam thy statutes.
Isa. 26.16. Lord, in trouble have they visited
thee, they poured out a prayer when thy chas
tening wa3 upon them.
Jer. 31.18. I have surely heard Ephraim
bemoaning himself thus : Thou hast chastised
me, and I was chastised, as a buUock un
accustomed to the yoke : tum thou me, and I
shall be turned ; for thou art the Lord my
God. Jer. 31.19. Surely after that I was turned,
I repented ; and after that I was instructed, I
smote upon my thigh : I was ashamed, yea,
even confounded, because I did bear the re
proach of my youth.
Lam. 3.19. Remembering mine affliction
and my misery, the wormwood and the gall.
20. My soul hath them stiU in remembrance,
and ia humbled in me.
Hos. 6.1. Come, and let us retum unto the
Lord ; for he hath torn, and he wUl heal us ;
he hath smitten, and he wiU bind us up.
Luk. 15.17. When he came to himself, he
said, How many Mred servants of my father's
have bread enough, and to spare, and I perish
with hunger ! 18. I will arise and go to
my father, and wUl say unto him, Father,
I have sinned against heaven, and before
thee. Act. 8.24. Pray ye to the Lord for me, that
none of these things which ye have spoken
come upon me.
See Judgments, design of — Resignation.
AFFLICTION, Comfort in. Gen. 21.17.
Fear not ; for God hath heard the voice of the
lad. Ex. 3.7. I know their sorrows, u. 16.
Deu. 33.27. The etemal God is thy refuge,
and underneath are the everlasting arms.
Job 5.18. He makethsore, andbindeth up :
he wonndeth, and his hands make whole.
Job 11.16. Thou shalt forget thy misery,
and remember it as waters that pass away.
Job 35.10. God my maker, who giveth
songs in the night.
Psa. 9.9. The Lord also will be a refuge for
the oppreesed, a refuge in times of trouble.

Psa. 23.4. I wUl fear no evil : for thou art
with me ; thy rod and thy staff they comfort
me. Psa. 30.5. His anger endureifi.&u( a moment;
in his favour is life : weeping may endure for
a night, but joy cometh in the morning.
Psa. 31.7. ^fiiou hast considered my trouble;
thou hast known my soiU in adversities.
Psa. 41.3. The Lord will strengthen him
upon the bed of languishing : thou wUt make
aU his bed in his sickness.
Psa. 42.5. Hope thou in God : for I shall
yet praise him for the help of his counte
nance. Psa. 55. 22. Cast thy burden upon the Lord,
ajid he shall sustain thee ; he shall never suffer
the righteous to be moved.
Psa. 69.33. The Lord heareth the poor, and
despiseth, not his prisoners.
Psa. 94.19. In the multitude of my thoughts
within me thy comforts delight my soul.
Psa. 103.13. Asafatherpitieth/tischUdren,
so the Lord pitieth them that fear him. 14.
He knoweth our frame ; He remembereth
that we are dust.
Psa. 112.4. Unto the upright there ariseth
light in the darkness,
Psa. 119.50. This is my comfort in my
affliction : for thy word hath quickened me.
f»2. I remembered thy judgments of old, O
Lord ; and have comforted myself. 54. Thy
statutes have been my songs in the house of
my pUgrimage. 92. Unless thy law had been
my delights, I should then have perished in
mine affliction. 143. Trouble and anguish
have taken hold on me : yet thy command
ments a7-e my deUghts.
Psa. 147.3. He healeth the broken in heart,
and bindeth up their wounds.
Isa. 25.4. Thou hast been a strength to the
poor, a strength to the needy in his distress, a
refuge from the storm, ashadowfromtheheat,
when the blast of the terrible ones is as a storm
against the waU.
Isa. 27.8, He stayeth his rougji wind in the
day of the east wind.
Isa. 30.19. Thou shalt weep no more: he
wUl be very gracious unto thee at the voice of
thy cry ; when he shall hear it, he wUl answer
thee. 20. And though the Lord give you the
bread of adversity, and the water of afiUction,
yet shall not ttiy teachers be removed into a
comer. Isa. 40.1. Comfort ye, comfort yemy people,
saith your God. 2. Speak ye comfortably to
Jerusalem, and cry unto her, that her warfare
is accomplished. 29. He giveth power to the
faint ; and to them that have no might he
increaseth strength.
Taa. 41.10. I wUl strengthen thee; yea, I
wiU help thee ; yea, I wiU uphold thee with
the right hand of my righteousness. 13. I the
Lord thy God wiU hold thy right hand, saying
unto thee. Fear not; I will hdp thee. 14.
Fear not, thou worm Jacob, avd ye men
of Israel ; I wiU help thee, saith the Lord,
and thy redeemer, the Holy One of
IsraeL Isa. 41.17. When the poor and needy seek
water, and there is none, a/nd their tongue
faUeth for thirst, I the Lord wUl hear them,
Ithe God of Israel wiU not forsake them.
Isa,. 42. S. A bruised reed shaU he not break,
and the smoking flax shall he not quench. 9

AFFTJCnON
Tsa. 43.2. When thou passest through the
ivaters, 1 will be with thee ; and through the
rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when
thou walkest through the flre, thou shalt not
be burned ; neither shall the fiame kindle
upon thee.
Isa. 49.13. The Ijord hath comforted his
people, and wiU have mercy upon his
afflicted. Isa. 50.4. That I should know how to speak
a word in season to him that is weary.
10. Who is among you that walketh in
darkness, and hath no Ught 7 let him trust in
the name of the Lord, and stay upon his God.
Isa. 51.3. The Lord shaU comfort Zion : he
wiU comfort all her waste places ; and he wiU
make her wUdemess Uke Eden, joy and glad
ness shaU be found therein, thaiJcsgiving, and
the voice of melody.
Isa. 51,12. I, even I, am he that comforteth
you: who art thou, that thou shouldest be
afraid of a man that shall die, and of the son
of man w^ic/t shall be made as grass ; 13. And
forgettest the Lord thy maker, v. 3-13.
Isa. 64.4. Fear not ; for thou shalt not be
ashamed : neither be thou confounded ; for
thou shalt not be put to shame: for thou
shalt forget the shame of thy youth, and shalt
not remember the reproach of thy widowhood
any more.
Isa. 54.11. 0 thou afflicted, tossed with
tempest, a/nd not comforted, behold, I wiU lay
thy stones with fair colours.
Isa. 61.1. He hath sent me to bind up the
broken-hearted, to proclaim liberty to the
captives. 2. To comfort aU that mourn ;
3. To appoint unto them that moum in Zion,
to give unto them beauty for ashes, the oU of
joy for mourning, the garment of praise for
the spirit of heaviness.
Isa. 66.5. He shaU appear to your joy, and
they shaU be ashamed. 13. As one whom his
mother comforteth, so wUl I comfort you ; and
ye shall be comforted in Jerusalem. 14.
And when ye see this, your heart shaU re
joice, and your bones shaU flourish like an
herb: and the hand of the Lord shall be
known toward his servants.
Jer. 31.13. I wUl tum their mourning into
joy, and wiU comfort them, and make them
rejoice from their sorrow. 25. I have satiated
the weary soul, and I have replenished every
sorrowful soul.
Lam. 3.56. Thou hast heard my voice:
57. Thou drewest near in the day that I called
upon thee : thou saidst. Fear not.
Eze. 11.16. Yet wUl I be to them as a little
sanctuary. Hos. 2.14. I wiU allure her, and bring her
into the wUdemess, and speak comfortably
unto her.
Nah. 1.7. The Lord is good, a strong hold
in the day of trouble ; and he knoweth them
that trust in him.
Zeph. 3.18. I wiU gather them, that are
sorrowful for the solemn assembly.
Zee. 1.17. The Lord shaU yet comfort Zion.
Mat. 5.4. Blessed are they that moum :
for they shaU be comforted. 10. Blessed are
they which are persecuted for righteousness'
sake : for their's is the kingdom of heaven.
Mat. 11. 28. Come unto me, aU ye that
labour and are heavy laden, and T wUl give you
rest 10

AFFLICTION
Mat. 14.27. Be of good cheer ; it Is I ; b«
not afraid.
Liik. 6.21 Blessed are ye that hunger now ;
for ye shall be flUed. Blessed are ye that weep
now : for ye shaU laugh. 22. Blessed are ye,
when men shaU hate you. 23. Eejoice ye
in that day, and leap for joy: for, behold,
your reward is great in heaven. Mat. 5.
11,12. Luk. 7.13. He had compassion on her, and
said unto her, Weep not.
Jno. 14.1. Let not your heart be troubled :
ye believe in God, beUeve also In me. 16. He
shall give you another Comforter, that he may
abide with you for ever. 18. I will not
leave you comfortless : I wUl come to you.
27. My peace I give unto you : not as the
world giveth, give I unto you. Let not
your heart be troubled, neither let it be
afraid. Jno. 15.18. If the world hate you, ye know
that it hated me before it hated you. 20. Re
member the word that I said unto you. The
servant is not greater than his lord. If they
have persecuted me, they will also persecute
you. Jno. 16.20. Your sorrow shaU be turned
into joy. 22. Ye now therefore have sorrow :
but I wiU see you again, and your heart shall
rejoice, and your joy no man taketh from you.
33. In the world ye shall have tribiUation :
but be of good cheer ; I have overcome the
world. Act. 23.11. Be of good cheer, Paul: for as
thou hast testified of me in Jerusalem, so
must thou bear witness also at Rome.
Rom. 8.32. He that spared not his own
Son, but delivered him up for us aU, how shaU
he not with him also freely give us aU things !
Rom. 15.4. That we, through patience and
comfort of the scriptures, might have hope.
V. 5.
2 Cor. 1.3. The Father of mercies, and the
God of aU comfort ; 4. Who comforteth us in
aU our tribulation, that we may be able to
comfort them which are in any trouble, by the
comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted
of God. 6. As the sufferings of Christ
abound in us, so our consolation also abound-
eth by Christ. 7. As ye are partakers of the
sufferings, so shaU ye be also of the consolation.
2 Cor. 7.6. God, that comforteth those that
are cast down, comforted us.
2 Cor. 12.9. My grace is sufficient for thee :
for my strength is made perfect in weakness.
IThe. 4.13. I would not have you to be
ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are
asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others
which have no hope.
2 The. 1.7. To you who are troubled rest
with us.
2 The. 2.16. Our Lord Jesus Christ himself,
and God, even our Father, which hath loved
us, and hath given ws everlasting consolation,
and good hope through grace. 17. Comfort
your hearts.
2 Tim. 4.17. The Lord stood with me, and
strengthened me.
Heb. 2.18. In that he himself hath suffered
being tempted, he is able to succour them that
are tempted.
Heb. 4. 16. Not an high- priest which cannot
be touched with the feeling of our infirmities;
but was in all points tempted Uke as we are. '

AFFLICTION!
ireb. CIS. Strong consolation, who have
fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope set
before us.
Heb. 13.5. I wUl never leave thee, nor for
sake thee.
Jas. 5.8. Be ye also patient ; sljablish your
hearts : for the coming of the Lord draweth nigh.
1 Pet. 3.17. Better, if the wUl of God be
so, that ye suffer for weU doing, than for evU
doing. 1 Pet. 4.12. Think it not strange concerning
the fiery trial which is to try you, as though
some strange thing happened unto you : 13.
But rejoice, inasmuch as ye are partakers of
Christ's sufferings ; that, when his glory shall
be revealed, ye may be glad also with exceed
ing joy. 14. If ye be reproached for the name
of Christ, happy are ye.
Rev. 2.9. I know thy tribxUation, and po
verty, (but thou art rich.) 10. Fear none of
those things whidi thou shalt suffer : behold,
the devU shall cast some of you into prison,
that ye may be tried ; and ye shall have tribu
lation ten days : be thou faithful unto death,
and I wiU give thee a crown of life. 13. I
know thy works, and where thou dweUest,
&oen where Satan's seat is.
See God Protector — ^Poor, God's care
OF — ^Widows.
AFFLICTION, Description of. Gen.
37.29-35. Gen. 42.36-38. Job7.2-6. Job. 9.18.
Jobl6.6-14. Jobl7.7-16. Jobl9.7-20. Job
30.15-19. Job33.19-22. Psa. 18.4,5. Psa. 31.
9-13. Psa. 32.3,4. Psa. 39.1-4. Psa. 42.6,7.
Psa. 65.4-8. Psa. 69.1-3,20. Psa. 73.10. Psa.
77.2-4. Psa. 80.6,6. Psa. 88.3-18. Psa. 102.
3-11. Psa. 107.4,5,10,18,25-27,39. Psa. 109.
22-24. Psa. 116.3. Psa. 141.7. Psa. 143.3,4.
Pro. 12.25. Pro.13.12. Pro. 14.10. Pro. 15.
13,15. Pro. 17.22. Pro. 18.14. Isa. 1.6. Isa.
16.2. Jer. 8.21. Jer. 9.1. Jer. 22.10. Jer.
31.15. Jer. 49.23. Lam. 1.12. Lam. 3.2-10,
52-54. Eze. 21.7. Eze. 24.16. Mat.24. 1 Cor.
4.9-13. 2 Cor. 1.8-10. 2 Cor. 2.4. 2 Cor. 4.8-11.
2Cor. 6.4-10. 2Cor. 11.23-30.
 Despondency in. gee Mur
muring.  — Faith in. See Faith, Exem-

FKOM God. Deu. J

19. I kUl,
and I make alive ; I wound, and I heal :
neither is there any that can deliver out of my
hand. Ruth 1.20. The Almighty hath dealt very
bitterly with me. 21. I went out full, and the
Lord hath brought me home again empty :
why then call ye me Naomi, seeing the Lord
hatti testified against me, and the Almighty
hath afflicted me ?
ISam. 2.6. The Lord kiUeth, and maketh
aUve : he bringeth down to the grave, and
bringeth up.
2 Sam. 16.10. Let him curse, because the
Lord hath said unto him. Curse David.
2 Kin. 6.33. This evil is of the Lord.
2Kin. 15.5. The Lord smote the king, so
that he was a leper.
Job 1.21. The Lord gave, and the Lord
hath taken away.
Job 5.6. Affliction cometh not forth of the
dust. 17. Happy is the man whom God cor
recteth. V, 18.
Job 6.4. The arrows of the Almighty ore
within rop.

AFFLICTION
Job 9.12. He taketh away, who can hindei
him? Job 11.10. If he cut off, and shut up, oi
gather together, then who can hinder him ?
Job 19. 6. God hath overthrown me. v. 8-13.
Job 21.17. God distributeth sorrows in his
anger. Job 23.16. God maketh my heart soft, and
the Almighty troubleth me.
Job 27.2. God Uveth, who hath taken away
my judgment.
Job 34.29. He hideth his face, who then
can behold him 1
Psa. 66.11. Thou broughtest us into the
net ; thou laidest affliction upon our loins.
Psa. 71.20. Thou has shewed me great and
sore troubles.
Psa. 78.33. Their days did he consume in
vanity. Psa. 88.6. Thou hast laid me in the lowest
pit, in darkness, v. 7,10. Psa. 89.38-46.
Psa. 90.7. We are consumed by thine
anger. Psa. 102.10. Thou hast lifted me up, and
cast me down. 23. He weakened my strength
in the way.
Psa. 107.12. He brought down their heart
with labour.
Isa. 45-7. I make peace, and create evil.
Jer. 30.15. I have done these things unto
thee. Jer. 45.3. The Lord hath added grief to my
sorrow. Lam. 3.1. I am the man that hath seen
affliction by the rod of his wrath.
Amos 3,6. ShaU there be evU in a city,
and the Lord hath not done it ?
Jonah 2.3. AU thy billows and thy waves
passed over me.
Mic. 1.12. EvU came down from the Lord
unto the gate.
Mic. 6.9. The Lord's voice crieth unto the
city. 1 The. 3.3. Klnow that we are appointed
thereunto. See Famine — Pestilence — Wa Rt— Judg
ments, design of.
AFFLICTION. God delivers from. See
God Protector.
 .  , Impenitence in. Lev. 26.23.
If ye wiU not be reformed by me by these
things, but wiU walk contrary imto me ; 24.
Then wUl I also walk contrary unto you, and
wiU punish you yet seven times for your sins
V. 27,28.
Job 36.13. They cry not when he bindeth
them. Psa. 78.31. The wrath of God came upon
them. 32. For all this they sinned stUl, and
believed not for his wondrous works.
Isa. 8.21. When they shall be hungry, they
shall fret themselves, and curse their king and
their God, and look upward.
Isa. 9.13. The people turneth not unto him
that smiteth them, neither do they seek the
Lord of hosts.
Isa. 22.12. Did the Lord God of hosts caJ
to weeping, and to mourning, and to baldness,
and to girding with sackdoth : 13, And be
hold joy and gladness, slaying oxen, and kiU-
.ing sheep, eating flesh, and drinking wine : let
us eat and drink ; for to-morrow we shaU die.
Isa. 26.11. Lord, when thy hand is lifted
up, they wiU not see.

AFFLICTION
Isa. 42.26. It hath set him on flre round
about, yet he knew not ; and it bumed him,
yet he laid it not to heart
Isa. 67.17. I hid me, and was wroth, and
he went on frowardly in the way of his heart.
Jer. 2.30. In vain have I smitten your
children ; they received no correction. 35.
Thou sayest. Because I am innocent, surely
his anger shaU tum from me: behold, I wiU
plead with thee, because thou sayest, 1 have
not sinned.
Jer. 3.3. The showers have been with-
holden, and there hath been no latter rain ;
and thou hadst a whore's forehead, thou
refusedst to be ashamed.
Jer. 5.3. Thou hast stricken them, but they
have not grieved ; thou hast consumed them,
but they have refused to receive correction :
they have made their faces harder than a
rock ; they have refused to return.
Jer. 7.28. Anationthatobeyethuotthevolce
of the Lord their God, nor receiveth correction.
Dan. 9.13. All thia evU is come upon us :
yet made we not our prayer before the Lord
our God, that we might tum from our
iniquities. Hos. 7.9. Strangers have devoured his
strength, and he Imoweth it not ; yea, gray
hairs are here and there upon him, yet he
knoweth not. 10. They do not return to the
Lord their God, nor seek him for all this.
14. They have not cried unto me with their
heart, when they howled upon their beds.
Hos. 9.17. My God wiU cast them away,
because they did not hearken unto him.
Amos 4.6. I also have given you deanness
of teeth in aU your cities, and want of bread
in all your places ; yet have ye not retumed
unto me, saith the Lord. v. 7-10. 11. I have
overthrown some of you, as God overthrew
Sodom and Gomorrah, and ye were as a flre-
brand plucked out of the burning: yet have
ye not retumed unto me.
Zeph. 3.2. She obeyed not the voice ; she
received not correction. 7. I said, Surely
thou wilt fear me, thou wUt receive instruc
tion ; so their dweUing should not be cut off,
howsoever I punished them: but they rose
early, arid corrupted all their doings.
Hag. 2.17. I smote you with blasting and
with n^dew and with haU in aU the labours
of your hands ; yet ye turned not to me, saith
the Lord.
Rev. 9.20. The rest of the men which were
not kiUed by these plagues yet repented not.
Rev. 16.9. Blasphemed the name of God,
which hath power over these plagues : and
they repented not to give him glory. 10. They
gnawed their tongues for pain, 11. And
blasphemed the God of heaven because of
their pains and their sores, and repented not
of their deeds, v. 21.
AFFLICTION, Impenitence in. Exam
ples OF. Pharaoh, Ex. 8.19. Ex. 9.30-34. Ex.
14.5-9. Asa, 2 Chr. 16.12. Ahaz,2Chr. 28.22,23.
See Impenitence — ^Miracles, unbelief in.
 , Praterin. Gen. 32.11. DeUver
me, I pray thee, from the hand of my brother,
from the hand of Esau : for I fear him.
Gen. 43.14. God Almighty give you mercy
before the man.
Ex. 17.4. WhatshaU I do unto this people?
they be almost ready to stone me.
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2 Sam. 12.22. WhUe the chUd was yet
alive. I fasted and wept : for I said, Who can
teU whether God wiU be gradous to me, that
thechUdmayUve? 1 Sam. 1.10,11.
2 Sam,. 15.31. O Lord, I pray thee, tum the
counsel of Ahithophel into fooUshness.
2 Kin. 19.16. Lord, bow down thine ear,
and hear : open, Lord, thine eyes, and see ; and
hear the words of Sennacherib, which hath
sent him to reproach the Uving God. 19.
Now therefore, O Lord our God, I beseech
thee, save thou us out of his hand, that all the
kingdoms of the earth may know that thou
art the Lord God, even thou only.
IChr. 6.20. They cried to Godin the battle,
and he was entreated of them ; because they
put their trust in him.
2 Chr. 6.29. What prayer or what suppUca
tion soever shall be made of any man, orof aU
thy people Israel, when every one shaUknowhis
own sore and his own grief, and shall spread
forth his hands in this house. 30. Then heai*
thou from heaven thy dwelling-place, and
forgive. 2 Chr. 14.11. Help us, O Lord our God;
for we rest on thee, and in thy name we go
against this multitude. O Lord, thou art our
God ; let not man prevaU against thee.
2 Chr. 20.12. O our God, wilt thou not
judge them? for we have no might against
this great company that cometh against us ;
neither know we what to do : but our eyes are
upon thee. v. 4-13.
Neh. 4.4. Hear, O our God ; for we are
despised : and tum their reproach upon their
own head, and give them for a prey in the
land of captivity, v. 6,9. Neh. 6.9,14.
Neh. 9.32. Let not aU the trouble seem
little before thee, that hath come upon us, on
our kings.
Job 10.2. I wUl say unto God, Do not con
demn me ; shew me wherefore thou contendest
with me. 9. Remember, I beseech thee,
that thou hast made me as the day ; and wUt
thou bring me into dust again? v. 15.
Job 13.21, Withdraw thine hand far from
me : and let not thy dread make me afraid.
Job 16.20. My friends scorn me : bui mine
eye poureth out tears unto God.
Psa. 3. 1. Lord, how are they increased that
trouble me I many are they that rise up
against me. 2. Many there be which say of
my soul, There is no help for him in God.
7. Arise, O Lord ; save me, O my God.
Psa. 4.1. Hear me when I call, O God of
my righteousness: thou hast enlarged me
when I was in distress ; have mercy upon me,
and hear my prayer.
Psa. 6.8. Lead me, O Lord, in thy righteous
ness because of mine enemies ; make thy way
straight before my face.
Psa. 6.1. O Lord, rebuke me not in thine
anger, neither chasten me in thy hot displea
sure. 2. Have mercy upon me, 0 Lord ; for I
am weak : 0 Lord, heal me ; for my bones are
vexed. 8. My soul is also sore vexed : but
thou, O Lord, how long? 4. Return, O Lord,
deliver my soul: oh save me for thy mer
cies' sake. V. 6-7.
Psa. 7.1. O Lord my God, in thee do I put
my trust : save me from aU them that perse
cute me, and deUver me : 2. Lest he tear my
soul like a lion, rending it in pieces, whilf
there is noue to deUver. v. 6,7.

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Psa* 9.13. Have mercy upon me, O Lord ;
consider my trouble wAicA I suffer of them
that hate me, thou that liftest me up from
the gates of death, v. 14.
Psa. 10.1. Why standest thou afar off, O
Lord ? why hidest thou thyself in times of
trouble? 12. Arise, O Lord; O God, lift up
thine hand: forget not the humble, v.
13-15. Psa. 13.1. How long wUt thou forget me, O
Lord ? for ever ? how long wUt thou hide thy
face from me? 2. How long shall I take
counsel in my soul, having sorrow in my heart
daUy ? how long shall mine enemy be exalted
over me ? 3. Consider and hear me, O Lord
my God: lighten mine eyes, lest I sleep the
steep of death, v. 4.
Psa. 14.7. 0 that the salvation of Israel
were c&me out of Zion I
Psa. 16.1. Preserve me, O God: for in thee
do I put my trust.
Psa. 17.1. Hear the right, O Lord, attend
unto my cry, give ear unto my prayer, that
goeth not out of feigned Ups.
Psa. 17.7. Shew thy marveUous loving-kind
ness, O thou that savest by thy right hand
them which put their trust in thee from those
that rise up against them. 8, Keep me as the
apple of the eye, hide me under the shadow
of thy wings, 9. From the wicked that
oppress me, from my deadly enemies, who
compass me about. 13. Arise, O Lord, dis
appoint him, cast biin down : deUver my soul
from the wicked, which is thy sword,
u. 2,14.
Psa. 22.1. My God, myGod, why hast thou
f oraaken me ? why art thou so far from helping
me, and from the words of my roaring ? 11.
Be not far from me ; for trouble is near ; for
there is none to help. 19. Be not thou far
from me, 0 Lord : O my strength, haste thee
to help me. 20. DeUver my soul from the
sword : my darling from the power of the dog.
21. Save me from tiie lion's mouth. Psa.
38.21,22. Psa. 25. 2. O my God, I trust in thee : let me
not be ashamed, let not mine enemies triumph
over me. 16. Tum thee unto me, and have
mercy upon me ; for I am desolate and af
flicted. 17. The troubles of my heart are
enlarged: 0 bring thou me out of my dis
tresses. 18. Look upon mine affliction and my
pain; and forgive ^my sins. 19. O-onsider
mine enemies ; for they are many ; and they
hate me with cruel hatred. 22. Redeem
Israel, 0 God, out of all bis troubles.
Psa. 27.11. Teach me thy way, O Lord, and
lead me in a plain path, because of mine ene
mies. 12. DeUver me not over unto the wiU
of mine enemies : for false witnesses are risen
up against me, and such as breathe out
cruelty. Psa. 28.1. Unto thee wiU I cry, O Lord my
rock ; be not sUent to me : lest, if thou be
silent to me, I become like them that go
down into the pit.
Psa. 30.9. What profit is there in my blood,
when I go down to the pit? Shall the dust
praise thee ? shall it dedaxe thy truth ? 10.
Hear, O Lord, and have mercy upon me:
Lord, be thou my helper.
Psa. 31.1. In thee, 0 Lord, do I put my
trust ; let me never be ashamed : deUver me
in thy righteouBneeg.

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Psa. 31.2. Bow down thine ear to me ;
deUver me speedUy : be thou my strong
rock, for an house of defence to save me.
3. For thou art my rock and my fortress ;
therefore for thy name's sake leaid me, and
guide me. 4. PuU me out of the net that
they have laid privUy for me : for thou art
my strength.
Psa. 31.9. Have mercy upon me, O Lord,
for I am in trouble : mine eye is consumea
with grief, yea, my soul and my beUy. 14.
But I trusted in thee, O Lord : I said. Thou
art my God. 16. My times are in thy hand :
deUver me from the hand of mine enemies,
and from them that persecute me. 16. Make
thy face to shine upon thy servant : save me
for thy mercies' sake. 17. Let me not be
ashfuned, O Lord ; for I have called upon thee.
Psa. 35.1. Plead my cause, O Lord, with
them that strive with me : fight against them
that fight against me. 2. Take hold of shield
and buckler, and stand up for mine help. 3.
Draw out also the spear, and stop ^ way
against them that persecute me : say unto my
soul, I am thy salvation.
Psa. 35.17. Lord, how long wilt thou look
on ? rescue my soid from their destructions,
my darling from the Uons. 19. Let not them
that are mine enemies wrongfully rejoice over
me ; neUher let them wink with the eye that
hate me without a cause.
Psa. 35.22. This thou hast seen, O Lord :
keep not sUence : O Lord, be not far from me.
23. Stir up thyself, and awake to my judgment,
even unto my cause, my God and my Lord. 26.
Let them not say in their hearts. Ah, so would
we have it : let them not say. We have
swallowed him up.
Psa. 38.1. O Lord, rebuke me not in thy
wrath : neither chasten me in thy hot dis
pleasure. 2. For thine arrows stick fast in
me, and thy hand presseth me sore.
Psa. 38.9. Lord, all my desire is before
thee ; and my groaning is not hid from thee.
10. My heart panteth, my strength faileth me :
as for the li^t of mine eyes, it also is gone
from me. 16. Bear me, lest otherwise they
should rejoice over me: when my foot sUppeth.
Psa. 39.10. Remove thy stroke away from
me : I am consumed by the blow of thine
hand, 12. Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give
ear unto my cry ; hold not thy peace at my
tears : for I am a stranger with thee, and a
sojourner, as aU my fathers were. IS. O spare
me, that I may recover strength, before I go
hence, and be no more.
Psa. 40.13. Be pleased, 0 Lord, to deUver
me ; O Lord, make haste to help me. 17. I
am poor and needy ; yet the Lord thinketh
upon me : thou art my help and my deUverer ;
nmke no tarrying, O my God. Psa. 70.6.
Psa. 42.9. I wUl say unto God my rock,
Why hast thou forgotten me ? why go I mourn
ing because of the oppression of the enemy?
Psa. 43.1. Judge me, O God, and plead my
cause against an ungodly nation : O deUver me
from the deceitful and unjust man. 2. For
thou art the God of my strength : why dost
thou cast me off? why go I mourning because
of the oppression of the enemy.
Psa. 44.4. Thou art my King, O God : com
mand deliverances for Jacob. 23. Awake,
why sleepest thou, O Lord ? arise, cast us not
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AFFLICTION
Psa. 44.24. Wherefore hidest thou thy face,
arid forgettest our aflliction and our oppres
sion ? 25. For our soul is bowed down to the
dust : our beUy cleaveth unto the earth. 26.
Arise for our help, and redeem us for tliy
mercies' sake.
Psa. 64.1. Save me, O God, by thy name,
and judge me by thy strength. 2. Hear my
prayer, 0 (Jod ; give ear to the words of my
mouth. 3. For strangers are risen up against
me, and oppressors seek after my soul.
Psa. 56.1. Give ear to my prayer, O God ;
and hide not thyself from my suppUcation.
2. Attend unto me, and hear me : I mourn in
my complaint, and make a noise ; 3. Because
of the voice of the enemy.
Psa. 56.1. Be mercifiU unto me, 0 God : for
man would swaUow me up ; he fighting daUy
oppresseth me. 2. JMine enemies would daUy
swallow me up : for they be many that fight
against me, 0 thou most High.
Psa. 57.1. Be merciful unto me, O God, be
merciful unto me : for my soiU trusteth in
thee : yea, in the shadow of thy wings wiU I
make my refuge, untU these calamities be
overpast. 2. I wiU cry unto God most high ;
unto God that performeth aU things for me.
Psa. 69.1. DeUver me from mine enemies,
O my God : defend me from them that rise up
against me. 2. Deliver me from the workers
of iniquity, and save me from bloody men. 4.
Awake to help me, and behold.
Psa. 60.1. O God, thou hast cast us off, thou
hast scattered us, thou hast been displeased ;
O tum thyself to us again. 2. Thou hast
made the earth to tremble ; thou hast broken
it : heal the breaches thereof ; for it shaketh.
3. Thou hast shewed thy people hard things :
thou hast made us to drink the wine of as
tonishment. 11. Give us help from trouble:
for vain is the help of man. Psa. 108.12.
Psa. 61.1. Hear my cry, O God; attend
unto my prayer. 2. liYom the end of the earth
wiU I cry unto thee, when my heart is over
whelmed : lead me to the rock that is higher
than I.
Psa. 64.1. Hear my voice, 0 God, in my
prayer: preserve my life from fear of the
enemy. 2. Hide me from the secret counsel
of the wicked ; from the insurrection of the
workers of iniquity.
Psa. 69.1. Save me, O God; for the waters
are come in unto my soul.
Psa. 69.13. As for me, my prayer is unto
thee, 0 Lord, in an acceptable time: O God,
in the multitude of thy mercy hear me, in
the truth of thy salvation. 14. Deliver
me out of the mire, and let me not sink :
let me be delivered from them that hate
me, and out of the deep waters. 15. Let not
the waterflood overflow me, neither let the
deep swaUow me up, and let not the pit
shut her mouth upon me.
Psa. 69.17. Hide not thy face from thy
servant ; for I am in trouble : hear me
speedUy. 18. Draw nigh unto my soul, and
redeem it : deUver me because of mine ene
mies. 19. Thou hast known my reproach,
and my shame, and my dishonour : mine
adversaries are aU before thee. 29. I am
poor and sorrowful : let thy salvation, O God,
set me up on high.
Psa. 70.1. Make haste, 0 God, to deUver
mo; make haste to help me, 0 Lord.
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AFFLICTION
Psa. 70.2. Let them be ashamed aud con
founded that seek after my soul. v. 3-5.
Psa. 71.1. In thee, O Lord, do I put my
trust : let me never be put to confusion. 2.
DeUver me in thy righteousness, and cause me
to escape : incline thine ear unto me, and save
me. 4. DeUver me, O my God, out of the
liand of the wicked, out of the hand of the
unrighteous and cruel man.
Psa. 71.9. Cast me not off in the time of
old age; forsake me not when my strength
faUeth. 12. 0 God, be not far from me : O
my God, make haste for my help.
Psa. 74.1. O God, why hast thou cast «o
off for ever? why doth thine anger smoke
against the sheep of thy pasttue ? 3. Lift up
thy feet unto the perpetual desolations, even
aU Hiat the enemy hath done wickedly in the
sanctuary. Psa. 74.10. O God, how long shaU the
adversary reproach? shaU the enemy blas
pheme thy name for ever? 11. Whywith-
drawest thou thy hand, even thy right hand ?
pluck it out of thy bosom. 19. O deUver not
the soul of thy turtle-dove unto the multitude
of the wicked: forget not the congregation of
thy poor for ever. 21. O let not the oppressed
return ashamed : let the poor and needy praise
thy name. 22. Arise, 0 God, plead thine
own cause : remember how the foolish man
reproacheth thee daUy. 23. Forget not the
voice of thine enemies : the tumult of those
that rise up against thee increaseth continu
aUy. V. 1-23.
Psa. 77.1. I cried unto God with my voice,
even unto God with my voice ; and he gave
ear imto me. 2. In the day of my trouble I
sought the Lord. 7. WUl the Lord cast off
for ever ? and wUl he be favourable no more ?
8. Is his mercy clean gone for ever? doth his
promise faU for evermore ? 9. Hath God for
gotten to be gracious ? hath he in anger shut
up his tender mercies ?
Psa. 79.1. 0 God, the heathen are come
into thine inheritance ; thy holy temple have
they defiled ; they have laid Jerusalem on
heaps. 5. How long. Lord ? wUt thou be
angry forever? shaUthyjealousy bum like fire?
Psa. 79. 8. 0 remember not against us former
iniquities: let thy tender mercies speedUy
prevent us : for we are brought very low,
9. Help us, O God of our salvation, for the
glory of thy name : and deUver us, and purge
away our sins, for thy name's sake.
Psa. 79.11. Let the sighing of the prisoner
come before thee ; according to the greatness
of thy power preserve thou those that are
appointed to die. v. 1-11.
Psa. 80.1. Give ear, O Shepherd of Israel,
thou that leadest Joseph Uke a flock ; thou
that dweUest&eiiueeTi the cherubims,shineforth.
Psa. 80.3. Turn us again, O God, and cause
thy face to shine ; and we shall be saved. 4.
0 Lord God of hosts, how long wUt thou be
angry against the prayer of thy people? 5.
Thou feedest them with the bread, of tears ;
and givest them tears to drink in great measure,
14. Return, we beseech thee, O God of hosts:
look down from heaven, and behold, and visit
this vine. v. 1-16.
Psa. 83.1. Keep not thou sUence, O God:
hold not thy peace, and be not still, O God.
2. For, lo, thine enemies make a tumult: and
theythathatethcehaveUftedupthehead. v. 3-5

AFFLICTION
Psa. 86.5. WUt thou be angry with us for
ever ? wUt thou draw out thine anger to aU
generations ? 6. WUt thou not revive us again :
that thy people may rejoice in thee ? 7. Shew
us thy mercy, O Lord, and grant us thy salva
tion. Psa. 86.1. Bow down thine ear, 0 Lord,
hear me : for I am poor and needy. 2. Pre
serve my soul ; for I am, holy ; O thou my
God, save thy servant that trusteth in thee. 3.
Be merciful unto me, O Lord : for I cry unto
thee daily. 4. Rejoice the soul of thy servant :
for unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my souL
Psa. 86.16. 0 tum unto me, and have mercy
upon me ; give thy strength unto thy servant,
and save the son of thine handmaid. 17. Shew
me a token for good ; that they which hate me
may see it, and be ashamed: because thou.
Lord, hast holpen me, and comforted me.
Psa. 88.9. Lord, I have called daUy upon
thee, Ihavestretchedout my hands unto thee.
13. Unto thee have I cried, O Lord ; and in
the morning shaU my prayer prevent thee.
14. Lord, why castest thou off my soul ? why
hidest thou thy face from me ? v. 10-12.
Psa. 89.46. Howlong, Lord? wUtthoubide
thyself for ever ? shaU thy wrath bum Uke fire ?
47. Remember how short my time is : where
fore hast thou made all men in vain? 49.
Lord, where are thy former loving-kindnesses,
which thou swarest unto David in thy truth ?
Psa. 89.60. Remember, Lord, the reproach
of thy servants ; how I do bear in my bosom
the reproof of all the mi^ty people; 51.
Wherewith tMne enemies have reproached,
O Lord ; wherewith they have reproached the
footsteps of thine anointed, v. 39-51.
Psa. 90.15. Make us glad according to the
days wherein thou hast afflicted us, and the
years wherein we have seen evU.
Psa. 94.1. O God, to whom vengeance be-
longeth, shew thyself. 2. Lift up thyself,
thou judge of the earth : render a reward to
the proud, v. 3-6.
Psa. 102.2. Hide not thy face from me in
the day when I am in trouble ; incline thine
ear unto me : in the day when I call answer
me speedUy. 24. O my God, take me not
away in the midst of my days.
Psa. 106.47. Save us, 0 Lord our God, and
gather us from among the heathen, to give
thanks unto thy holy name.
Psa. 108.6, That thy beloved may be deli
vered: save ^l^ijAthyrighthand, and answerme.
Psa. 109.1. Hold not thy peace, O God of
my praise ; 2. For the mouth of the wicked
and the mouth of the deceitful are opened
against me. 21. But do thou for me, O God
the Lord, for thy name's sake : because thy
mercy is good, deUver thou me.
Psa. 109.26. Help me, 0 Lord my God : O
save me according to thy mercy: 27. That
they may know that this is thy hand ; th/it
thou. Lord, hast done it. 28. Let them curse,
but bless thou : when they arise, let them be
ashamed ; but let thy servant rejoice, Psa.
120.2. Psa, 116.4. Then called I upon the name of
the Lord ; O Lord, I beseech thee, deUver my
30Ul. Psa. 119. 22. Remove from me reproach and
contempt; for I have kept thy testimonies.
28. My soul melteth for heaviness : strengthen
thou me according unto thy word. 39. Tum

AFFLICTION
away my reproach which I fear : for thy judg
ments are good.
Psa. 119.41, Let thy mercies come also unto
me, O Lord, even thy salvation, according to
thy word. 42. So shall I have wherewith to
answer h^^n that reproacheth me : for I trust
in thy word. 76. Let, I pray thee, thy merci
ful kindness be foi my comiort, according to
thy word unto thy servant. 77. Let thy tender
mercies come unto me, that I may live : for
thy law is my delight.
Psa. 119.82. Mine eyes fail for thy word, say
ing. When wUt thou comfort me? 84. How
many are the days of thy servant ? when wilt
thou execute judgment on them that perse
cute me ?
Psa. 119.107. I am afflicted very much:
quicken me, 0 Lord, according unto thy word.
121. Leave me not to mine oppressors. 122.
Be surety for thy servant for good : let not
the proud oppress me. 123. Mine eyes faU
for thy salvation, and for the word of thy
righteousness. Psa. 119.134. DeUver me from the oppres
sion of man : so wiU I keep thy precepts. 153.
Consider mine affliction, and deUver me : for I
do not forget thy law. 154. Plead my cause,
and deUver me : quicken me according to thy
word. Psa. 119.170. Let my suppUcation come be
fore thee : deUver me according to thy word.
173. Let thine hand help me ; for I have
chosen thy precepts.
Psa. 123.3. Have mercy upon us, O I*ord,
have mercy upon us : for we are exceedingly
fiUed with contempt. 4. Our soul ia exceed
ingly filled with the scorning of those that aro
at ease, arid with the contempt of the proud.
Psa. 126.4. Tum again our captivity, O
Lord, as the streams in the south.
Psa. 130.1. Out of the depths have I cried
unto thee, 0 Lord. 2. Lord, hear my voice;
let thine ears be attentive to the voice of my
suppUcations. Psa. 140.4. Keep me, O Lord, from the
hands of the wicked ; preserve me from the
violent man ; who have purposed to over
throw my goings.
Psa. 140.6. I said unto the Lord, Thou aH
my God : hear the voice of my suppUcations,
O Lord. 7. O God the Lord, the strength of
my salvation, thou hast covered my head in
the day of battle. 8. Grant not, O Lord, the
desires of the wicked : further not his wicked
device ; lest they exalt themselves.
Psa. 141.8. Mine eyes are unto thee, 0
God the Lord : in thee is my trust ; leave not
my soul destitute. 9. Keep me from the
snares which they have laid for me, and the
gins of the workers of iniquity.
Psa. 142.1. With my voice unto the Lord
did I make my suppUcation. 2. I poured out
my complaint before him ; I shewed before
biirn my trouble.
Psa. 142.5. I cried unto thee, 0 Lord : I
said. Thou art my refuge arid my portion in
the land of the Uving. 6. Attend unto my
cry ; for I am brought very low : deUver me
from my persecutors ; for they are stronger
than I. 7. Bring my soul out of prison, that
I may praise thy name.
Psa. 143.7. Hear me speedUy, O Lord : my
spirit faUeth : hide not thy face from me, leat
I be like unto them that go down into the pit.
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AFFLICTION
i). Cause me to hear thy loving-kindness in
the morning ; for in thee do I trust : cause me
to know the way wherein I should walk ; for I
lift up my soul unto thee.
Psa. 143.9. DeUver me, 0 Lord, from mine
enemies: I flee unto thee to hide me. 11.
Quicken me, O Lord, for thy name's sake :
for thy righteousness' sake bring my soul out
of trouble, v. 12. Psa. 144.6-11.
Isa. 33. 2. O Lord, be gracious unto us ; we
have waited for thee : be thou their arm
every morning, our salvation also in the time
of trouble.
Isa. 38.14, Mine eyes faU with hohiTig up
ward : O Lord, I am oppressed ; undertake
for me.
Isa. 51.9. Awake, awake, put on strength,
0 arm of the Lord ; awake, as in the andent
days, in the generations of old.
Isa. 63.16. Look down from heaven, and
behold from the habitation of thy hoUness
and of thy glory. 17. Retum, for thy ser
vants' sake, the tribes of thine iiiheritance.
Isa. 64.1. Oh that thou wouldest rend the
heavens, that thou wouldest come down, that
the mountains might flow down at thy pre
sence. Isa. 64.9. Be not wroth very sore, 0 Lord,
neither remember iniquity for ever : behold,
see, we beseech thee, we are aU thy people.
10. Thy holy cities are a wUdemess, Zion is a
wUdemess, Jerusalem a desolation. 11. Our
holy and our beautiful house, where our fa
thers praised thee, is burnt up with fire : and
all our pleasant things are ikid waste. 12.
WUt thou refrain thyself for these things, 0
Lord ? wUt thou hold thy peace, and afflict us
very sore ?
Jer. 10.24. O Lord, correct me, but with
judgment ; not in thine anger, lest thou bring
me to nothing.
Jer. 14.8. 0 the hope of Israel, the saviour
thereof in time of trouble, why shouldest thou
be as a stranger in the land, and as a way
faring man that turneth aside to tarry for a
night ? 9. Why shouldest thou be as a man
astonied, as a mighty man that cannot save ?
yet thou, O Lord, art in the midst of us, and
we are caUed by thy name ; leave us not.
Jer. 14.19. Hast thou utterly rejected
Judah ? hath thy soul loathed Zion? why hast
thou smitten us, and there is no healing for us ?
we looked for peace, and there is no good ;
and for the time of healing, and behold
trouble I 20. We acknowledge, O Lord, our
wickedness, and the iniquity of our fathers :
for we have sinned against thee. 21. Do not
abhor us, for thy name's sake, do not disgrace
the throne of thy glory : remember, break not
thy covenant with us. Jer. 32.16-25.
Jer. 15.15. O Lord, thou knowest: remem
ber me, and visit me, and revenge me of my
persecutors ; take me not away in thy long-
suffering: know that for thy sake I have
suffered rebuke.
Jer. 17.17. Be not a terror unto me: thou
art my hope in the day of evU. 18. Let them
be confounded that persecute me, but let not
me be confounded : let them be dismayed, but
let not me be dismayed.
Jer. 18.19. Give heed to me, O Lord, and
hearken to the voice of them that contend
with me. Jer. 20.7.8.
Lam. 1.20. Behold, 0 Lord ; for 1 am In
16

AFFLICTION
distress: my bowels are troubled ; min^ hi&rt
is tiu-ned within me ; for I have grievously
rebeUed: abroad the sword bereaveth, at
home tJiere is as death.
Lam. 2.18. Their heart cried unto tbe Lord,
0 wall of the daughter of Zion, let tears run
down Uke a river day and night : give thyself
no rest ; let not the apple of thine eye cea^e.
19. Arise, cry out in the night : in the begin
ning of the watches pour out thine heart Uke
water before the face of the Lord : lift up thy
hands toward him for the life of thy young
children, that faint for hunger in the top of
every street.
Lam. 6. 1. Remember, O Lord, what is come
upon us: consider, and behold our reproach.
16. The crown is fallen from our head : woe
unto us, that we have sinned I 17. For this
our heart is faint ; for these things our eyes
are dim. Lam. c. 1-5.
Dan. 6.10. He kneded upon his knees three
times a day, and prayed, and gave thanks
before his God, as he did aforetime.
Joel 1.19. O Lord, to thee wUl I cry: for
tlie fire hath devoured the pastures of the
wilderness, and the fiame hath burned all the
trees of the field.
Hab. 1.12. Art thou not from everlasting,
O Lord my God, mine Holy One? we shaU not
die. O Lord, thou hast ordained them for
judgment; and, O mighty God, thou hast
established them for correction. 13. Thou art
of purer eyes than to behold evU, and canst
not look on iniquity : wherefore lookest thou
upon them that deal treacherously, and bold
est thy tongue when the wicked devoureth ilu
man that is more righteous than he ?
Hab. 3.2. O Lord, revive thy work in the
midst of the years, in the midst of the years
malce known ; in wrath remember mercy.
Mat. 8.26. His disciples came to him, and
awoke him, saying, Lord, save us : we perish.
Mat. 14.30. He was afraid ; and beginning
to sink, he cried, saying. Lord, save me.
Luk. 23.46. Father, into thy hands I com
mend my spirit.
Act. 4.29. Now, Lord, behold their threaten
ings: and grant unto thy servants, that
with aU boldness they may speak thy word,
30. By stretching forth thine hand to heal.
Act. 7.69. Lord Jesus receive my spirit.
2 Cor. 12.8. For this thing I besought the
Lord thrice, that it might depart from me.
See Prater, Intercessory.
AFFLICTION, Resignation in. See
Eesignation,  , Universal. Gen. 3.16. In
sorrow thou shalt bring forth chUdren. 17.
Cursed is the ground for thy sake ; in sor
row shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy Hfe.
Job 6.7. Man is bom unto trouble, as the
sparks fly upward.
Job 9.22. He destroyeth the perfect and
the wicked.
Job 14.1. Man that is bom of a woman is
of few days, and fuU of trouble.
Psa. 90.10. If by reason of strength tliey be
fourscore years, yet is their strength labour
and sorrow.
Luk. 13.2. Suppose ye that these GalUeans
were sinners above aU the GalUeans, because
they suffered such things? 3. I tell yoi*.
Nay. V. 4,6.

ATFLICTION
1 Pet. 5.9. The same affllctionB are accom
plished in your brethren that are in the
world. {Compare Pbjbskcution with Abtliotion.)
AGABUS prophesies a famine, Act. 11.28,
and Paul's apprehension at Jerusalem, Act.
21.10. A6AG, king of Amalek, defeated by Saul
and slain by Samuel, 1 Sam. 15.8,33. gee
Num. 24.r.
AGATE, a precious stone, Isa, 64.12. Eze.
27.16. Set in the high-priest's breastplate,
Ex. 28.19.
AGED, TiiE. See Old Age.
AGBICULTTTRE, practised by Adam, Gen.
2.15. Gen, 3.19,23. Cain, Gen. 4.2. Noah,
Gen. 9.20. Elisha, 1 Kin. 19.19. David, 1
Chr. 27.26-31. Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.10. Solomon,
Ecc. 2.4-6.
Operations of. Digging, Isa. 6.6. Isa.
7.25. Luk. 13.8. Luk. 16.3. Gatherlngout
stones, Isa. 5.2. Manuring, Isa. 25.10. Mat.
13.30. Luk. 14.34,35, Weeding, Mat. 13.28.
IngraftingjEom. 11.17-24. SeeBARNS, Fences,
Harrow, Irrigation, Mills, Mowing,
Ploughing, Pbunihq, Eeapikq, Shep
herds, SowiNQ, Threshing, Vineyards.
Implements, ifeo. See Axe, Cart,
Pan, Fork, Goad, Harrow, Mattock,
Plough, Pruning-hook, Shovel, Sickle,
Sieve. Animals used in. See Asa, Bullock,
Heiper, Horse. Compare Gen. 42.27. Deu.
11.15. IKin. 18.6. Jer. 50.11. Isa. 16.6.
Isa. 11.7.
Produce, <fec. See Cattle Corn, Oil,
Wine.  , Laws beqarding. Land to lie
fallow during the Sabbatical year and Year of
Jubilee, Ex. 23.10,11. Lev. 26.4,5,11,12. Sab
bath to be kept during harvest, Ex. 34.21.
Eestitution to be made for cattle trespassing,
Ex. 22.5.
Punishment for injuring crops, Ex. 22.6.
Deu. 23.25. Strangers allowed to eat com and
fruit, but not to cany it away, Deu. 23.24,25.
See Mat. 12.1. Mixed seeds not to be used,
Deu. 22.9. Ploughing with an ox and an ass
forbidden, Deu. 22,10.
Fruit of trees not to be eaten for 3 years,
offered to God the 4th year, eaten by the
owner from the 6th year. Lev. 19.23-25.
Planters of vineyards exempted from mili
tary service until they had eaten of the fruit,
Deu. 20.6. See Fibst-eruits, Gleanings,
Landmarks, Tithes.
A6KIPFA, son of Herod m., and king of
Chalcis, Galilee, and Perea ; Paul pleads before
him, Act. 25. Act. 26. Impressed by Paul's
discourse. Act. 26.28.
AGUE, author of the 30th chapter of Pro
verbs, Pro. 30.1.
AHAB, seventh king of Israel, son and suc
cessor of Omri, 1 Kin. 16.29. His wickedness,
worship of Baal, .fee., 1 Kin. 16.30-33. 1 Ban.
18.18,19. IKin. 21,26,26. 2 Kin. 3.2. 2Chr.
21.6. 2Chr. 22.2-4. Mic. 6.16. Marries Jeze
bel, a Zidonian ; her evil influence, 1 Kin. 16.31.
1 Kin. 21.

Drought predicted by Elijah, 1 Kin. 17.
He meets Mijah, the miracle on Carmel,
and abundant rain, 1 Ktn. 18. Tells
Jezebel of Elijah slaying Baal's prophets, 1
Kin. 19.1. Attacked by Benhadad, defeats
him twice according to predictions of a pro
phet, IKin. 20.1-30.
Rebuked for releasing Benhadad, 1 Kin.
20.31-43. Takes Naboth's vineyard, is re
buked by Ehjah, his repentance defers the
threatened judgments, 1 Kin. 21. League with
Jehoshaphat against Syria, imprisons Micaiah,
encouraged by false prophets, disguises him
self, is slain at Eamoth-gilead, 1 Kin. 22.
2 Chr. 18.
Jericho rebuilt in his reign, 1 Kin. 16.34.
Prophecies against him and his posterity, 1
Kin. 20.42. 1 Kin. 21.19-24. IKin. 22.19-28.
2 Kin. 9.8,25,26. His sons murdered, 2 Kin,
10.1-8. AHAB, a false prophet; Jeremiah predicts
his death, Jer. 29.21,22.
AHASUERUS, king of Persia ; his treat
ment of Vashti, Esther, Mordecai, Haman,
and the Jews, Book of Esther.
 . See Artaxerxes.
 , the father of Darius, the Me
dian, Dan. 9.1.
AHAVA, a river in Babylonia, where Ezra
gathered the Jews and proclaimed a fast be
fore returning to Judea, Ezr. 8.15,21,31.
AHAZ, eleventh king of Judah, son and
successor of Jotham, 2 Kin. 15.38. 2 Kin. 16.1.
1 Chr. 3. 13. Attacked by Pekah and Rezin, his
son slain, captives taken by Pekah, hut after
wards restored, towns taken by Eezin, 2 Kin.
16.6,6. 2 Chr. 28.6-15. Isa. 7.1.
Refuses to ask a sign of Isaiah, Isa. 7.11,12.
Subsidizes Tiglath for aiding him against
JRezm, 2 Kin. 16.7-9,17,18. 2 Chr. 28.16-21. In
vasion by Edomites and Philistines, 2 Chr. 28.
17-19. Idolatry of, 2 Km. 16.2-4. 2 Chr. 28.
1-4,19,22-25. Sets up a pagan altar, destroys the sacred
vessels, &c., and closes the Temple, 2 Kin,
16.10-18. 2 Chr. 28.24. 2 Chr. 29.3,7,19. Sun
dial of, 2 Kin. 20.11. Isa. 38.8.
Upper chamber of, with idolatrous altars,
2 Kin. 23.12. Isaiah, Hosea, and Micah pro
phesied in his reign, Isa. 1.1. Hos. 1.1. Mic.
1.1. Death of, 2 Kin. 16.20. 2 Chr. 28.27.
Isa. 6.1. Prophecy against him, Isa. 7.13-25,
Against his invaders, Isa. 7.3-9,16.
AHAZIAH, sixth king of Judah, son and
successor of Jehoram, 2Kin. 8.25. 1 Chr. 3.11.
Called Azariah, 2 Chr. 22.6, and Jehoaliaz,
2 Chr. 21.17. 2 Chr. 25.23. EvU influence of his
mother Athaliah, 2 Chr. 22.2-5. 2 Kin. 8.20,
27. Dedicates treasures, 2 Kin. 12.18. Allied
with Joram against Hazael, visits Joram at
Jezreel, and is slain by Jehu, 2 Kin. 8.28,29.
2 Kin. 9.16,28. 2 Chr. 22.5-9. Burial of, 2 Chr.
22.9.  , eighth king of Israel, son and
successor of Ahab, IKin. 22,40,51. Joins
Jehoshaphat in making ships for Tarshish,
which were wrecked at Ezion-geber, 1 Kin
22.49. 2 Chr. 20.35-37. 17

AHIA
His wickedness and idolatry, 1 Kin. 22.52,53.
2 Chr. 20.35. Revolt of Moab, 2 Kin. 1.1. In
quires of Baalzebub in his sickness, receives
a message from Elijah, sends men to take
him, 2 Kin. 1. His death as prophesied, 2
Kin. 1.16,17.
AHIA, high-priest, supposed to be the
same as Ahimelech, 1 Sam. 14.3, with 1 Sam.
22.9,11,20. AHIJAH, the Shilonite, aprophet ; predicts
that Jeroboam wiU be king, IKin. 11.29-40;
the punishment of Israel's idolatry, 1 Kin. 11.
.31-35. 2 Chr. 10.16 ; the death of Abijah
and Jeroboam's overthrow, 1 Kin. 14.5-16.
AHIKAIVI, son of Shaphan, sent to Huldah
by Josiah, 2 Kin. 22.12-14. Saves Jeremiah's
life, Jer. 26.24. See Jer. 39.14.
AHIMAAZ, high-priest, son and successor
of Zadok, 1 Cair. 6.8. Acts as David's spy,
2 Sam. 16.27,36. 2 Sam. 17.17-21. Brings news
of Absalom's death, 2 Sam. 18.27-29.
AHIMELECH, ob Ahia, high-priest, son
of Ahitub, of the line of Ithamar and EH,
1 Sam 14.3. Father of Abiathar, 1 Sam. 22.20.
Gives David shewbread and Gohath's sword,
1 Sam. 21. SUin by Saul, 1 Sam. 22.9-22. See
Mar. 2.26.
AHINOAKC, wife of David, 1 Sam. 25.43.
I Sam. 27.3. 2 Sam. 2.2. Taken captive at
Ziklag, 1 Sam. 30.5. Motherof Amnon, 2Sam.
3.2. AHIO, aids David in removing the Ark,
2 Sam. 6.3,4.
AHITHOPHEL, David's counsellor, joms
Absalom, 1 Chr. 27.33. 2 Sam. 15.12. 2 Sam.
16.15-23. See Psa. 41.9. Psa. 66.12-14. His
reputed wisdom, 2 Sam. 16.23, Commits
suicide on his counsel being rejected, 2 Sam.
17.1-14,23. AHITUB, high-priest, son of Phinehas and
father of Ahia, 1 Sam. 14.3. 1 Sam 22.9.
 , father of Zadok, 2 Sam. 8.17.
1 Chr. 6.8. ICh;. 18.16. Ezr. 7.2.
AHOLIAB, divinely instructed to make the
Tabernacle, Ex. 31.6. Ex. 35.34. Ex. 36.1.
AHOLIBAH (a tent), Aholah (my tent in
in her) symbolical of Judah and Israel, Eze.
23.4. AI, a city in Canaan, Gen. 12.8. Gen. 13.3.
Destroyed by Joshua, Jos. 7. Jos. 8. Re
built, Ezr. 2.28. CaUed Aija, Neh. 11.31, and
Aiath, Isa. 10.28.
AIJELETH SHAHAB (hind of the morn
ing), its reference in Psa. 22 (title) is not un
derstood. AJALON, aiLeviticalcityof Dan, Jos. 19.42,
or Zebulun, Jud. 12.12. A city of refuge, Jos.
21.24. 1 Sam. 14.31. 1 Chr. 6.69. Amorites
remained in, Jud. 1.35.

 , a city of Judah taken by Philis-
tines, 2 Chr, 28.18. Fenced by Rehoboam, 2
Chr. 11.10. -, valley of, Joshua commands the

sun and moon to stand still in, Jos. 10.12.
ALABASTER, a kind of marble. Mat. 26.7.
Mar. 14.3.
ALAMOTH signifies virgins, Psa. 46 (title),
a psalm for female voices.
m

ALTAK
ALEXANDER, son of Simon the Crrenlan,
Mar. 15.21.
 , one of the Sanhedrim who im
prisoned Peter and John, Act. 4.6.
 , a Jew of Ephesus, persecuted
by the worshippers of Diana, Act. 19.33,34.
 , the coppersmith, his heresy
and excommunication, 1 Tim. 1.20. 2 Tim.
4,14,15. ALEXANDRIA, a city of Egypt ; men of,
dispute with Stephen, Act. 6.9. Ships of. Act.
27.6, Act. 28.11. Birthplace of Apollos, Act.
18.24. ALGUM, or Almug Trees, brought from
Ophir, used for the Temple and for musical
instruments, 1 Kin. 10.11,12. 2 Chr. 9.10,11.
Brought from Lebanon, 2 Chr. 2.8.
ALIEN, a stranger, Eph. 2.12. Heb. 11.34.
So translated. Mat. 17.26. Jno. 10.5.
ALLEGORY, Gal. 4.24.
ALLIANCES, Political. Examples of:
—Abraham, Gen. 14.13. Gen. 21.22-32. Isaae,
Gen. 26.28. The Gibeonites, Jos. 9. Solomon
and Hiram, 1 Kin. 5.12. 1 Km. 9.27. Amos
1.9. Asa and Benhadad, 1 Kin. 15.19. 2 Chr.
16.3. Jehoshaphat and Ahab, 1 Kin. 22.
2 Chr. 18. 1. Jehoshaphat and Ahaziah, 2 Chr.
20.36. Ahaz and Tiglath, 2Kin. 16,7,8. 2 Chr.
28.16,21. Rezin and Pekah, 2 Kin. 16.6.
Amaziah, 2 Chr. 26.6. Zedeklah, Jer. 37.7
Eze. 17.15-17.
Ratification of. See Covenants.
With idolators forbidden, Ex. 23.32,33. Ex.
34.12-15. Deu. 7.2. Jud. 2.2. 2 Chr. 19.1!.
2 Chr. 20.37. 2Chr,26.7,8. Isa. 8.11,12, Isa.
30.2. Isa. 31.1. Hos, 4.17. Hos. 12.1.
ALtON-BACHUTH (oak of weepmg),
the burial-place of Rebekah's nurse. Gen.
36.8. ALMOND-TREE, and Almonds, Gen.
43.11. Aaron's rod of. Num. 17.8. Appear
ance of, Ecc. 12.6.
ALMS. See Poor, Kindness to,
ALOES, an odoriferous tree. Num. 24.6.
Psa. 45.8. Pro, 7.17. Song 4.14. Jno. 19.39.
ALPHA (the flrst letter of the Greek
alphabet), a name of Christ, Rev. 1.8,11. Rev.
21.6. Rev. 22.13. See Isa. 41.4. Isa. 44.6.
Isa. 48.12.
ALTARS, To be made of earth, or unhewn
stone, and without steps, Ex. 20.24-26. Deu.
27.6-7. Jos. 8.30,31. Groves not to be planted
near, Deu. 16.21. Of Noah, Gen. 8.20. Abra
ham, Gen. 12.7,8. Gen. 13.18. Gen. 22.9.
Of Isaae, Gen. 26.25. Jacob, Gen. 33.20. Geu.
35.1-7. Moses, Ex, 17.15, Ex. 24.4. Balaam,
Num. 28.1,14,29. Joshua on Mount Ebal,
Deu. 27. 4-7. Jos. 8.30-32. Of Reubenites and
Gadites, Jos. 22.10,84. Gideon, Jud. 6.26,27.
Israel, Jud. 21.4. Samuel, 1 Sam. 7.17. Saul,
1 Sam. 14.35. David, 2 Sam. 24.18. Elijah,
IKin. 18.31,32.
Idolatrous, Jud. 6.26. IKin. 12 32. IKin
16.32. 1 Kin. 18.26. 2 Kin. 16.10. 2 Kin
23.12,15. Isa. 27.9. Hos. 8.11. Of brick, Isa.
66.3. Inscription on. Act. 17.23.
ALTAR OE BuHNT-oFEEEiNG, CaUed the
brazen altar, Ex, 39.39. IKin. 8,64. AlfM

ALTAR
of God, Psa, 43.4. Altar of the Lord, Mai.
2.13. Ik THE Tabebnaolb, pattern of, shewn to
Meses in the Mount ; made of shittim-wood,
overlaid with brass, with horns at the four
comers, 5 cubits in length and breadth, 3 high,
Ex. 27.1-8. Ex. 38.1-7.
Placed before the door of the Tabernacle,
Ex. 40.6,29. Eze. 8.16. Mat. 23.35.
Vessels, of brass ; pans, shovels, basons, flesh-
hooks, grate, with rings and staves for carrying
it, Ex. 27.3-7. Ex. 38.3-7. 1 Sam. 2.13,14.
Atonement made foritforseven days, Ex. 29.
36,37. Was anomted with oil. Ex. 30.26-28.
Ex. 40.10. Lev. 8.10,11. Offerings at the dedi
cation of. Num. 7. Was sanctified by God,
Ex. 29.44. Ex. 40.10.
Sanctified whatever touched it, Ex. 29.37.
Ex. 30.29. Mat. 23.18,19. Was a place of
refuge, Ex. 21.14. 1 Kin. 1.50. 1 Kin. 2.28.
2 Kin. 11.15. See Tabebnaole, Historical
Notices of.
In THE Temple made by Solomon, of brass,
20 cubits in length and breadth, 10 high,
2 Chr. 4. 1. Renewed by Asa, 2 Chr. 15.8. Re
moved by Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.14-17. Cleansed
by Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 29,18-24. Repaired by
Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.16. Vessels of, taken to
Babylon, 2 Kin. 25.14.
Ik THE SECOND TEMPLE, built by Zerub-
babd, Ezr. 3.1-6.
In the Temple seen by Ezekiel, Eze. 43.13-27.
Used for sacrifices. See FmE, sacrbd —
OppERiNGa, Mode of, p. 327, and each of the
different kinds of offerings.
ALTAR OF Incense, called the Golden
Altar, Ex. 39.38. Num. 4.11. Altar of sweet
incense. Lev. 4.7. Altar before the Lord, Lev.
16.18. In the Tabernacle, made of shittim-wood,
covered with gold, 1 cubit in length and
breadth, 2 cubits high, had horns at the four
comers, the top bordered with crowns of gold,
under which were rings of gold for staves to
carry It, Ex. 30.1-10. Ex. 37.25-28, The cover
made out of the censers of Korah, &c.. Num.
16.36-40. Placed before the vail in the holy place, Ex.
30.S. Ex. 40.5,26,27.
Anointed with oil. Ex, 30.26,27. Atone
ment made for it once a year. Ex, 30.10. Lev.
16.18. Covered by the priests before removal.
Num. 4.11.
Incense bumed on it morning and evening,
Ex. 30.7,8. No sacriflce or common incense to
be offered on it, Ex. 30.9. The blood of sin-
offerings put on its horns. Lev. 4.7,18. Lev.
8.16. Lev. 9.9. Lev. 16.18. Sacred flre only
used on, Lev. 16.12. Lev. 10.1,2. See Taber
nacle, Historical Notices of.
In the Temple, made of cedar-wood, over
laid with gold, 1 Kin. 6.20. 1 Kin. 7.48. 1 Chr.
28.18. Seen by John, Eev. 8.3. Rev. 9.13.
See Incense.
AL-TASCHITH (destroy not). Title of
Psa. 67 to 59. Psa. 75. Compare 1 Sam. 26.9.
Deu. 9.26.
AUALEEITES, (Amalek, a descendant
of Esau, Genesis 36.12, 16. 1 Chronicles 1.36.)
Territory of. Gen. U.T^. Num. 13.29. Num.
14.25. 1 Sam. 15.7. 1 Sam. 27.8. 1 Chr.
1.43. Defeated by Joshua, El. 17.8-13. De-

AMETHYST
, feat Israel at Hormah, Num. 14.45. Deo.
' 1.44. Israel commanded to destroy, Deu. 26.17-19.
1 Sam. 28.18. Invade Palestine, Jud. 3.13.
Jud. 5.14. Defeated by Gideon, Jud. 6. Jud.
7. Jnd. 10.12. Defeated by Saul, Agag slain
by Samuel, 1 Sam. 14.48. 1 Sam 16. ISam.
28.18. Defeated by David, ISam. 27.8,9. IChr.
18.11. Bum Ziklag, and are defeated by
David, 1 Sam. 30.1,18. 2Sam. Ll. 2 Sam.
8.12. See Psa. 83.7.
Defeated by Simeon! tes in Hezekiah' s reign,
1 Chr. 4.41-43. Prophecies of. Ex, 17.14,16,
Num. 24,20. Deu. 26.19.
AMANA, a hill near Damascus, Song 4.8.
AMASA, son of Jether, an Ishmaelite, and
Abigail, David's sister, 2 Sam. 17.26. IChr.
2.17. Joins David at Ziklag, 1 Chr. 12.16-18.
Joins Absalom, made captain of his army,
2 Sam. 17.26,
Returns to David ; made captain instead of
Joab, 2Sam. 19.13. Sent against Sheba, 3
Sam. 20.4,5. Slain by Joab, 2 Sam, 20.8-12.
1 Kin. 2.5,32.
AMAZIAH, eighth king of Judah, son and
successor of Joash, 2Kin. 14.1,2. 1 Chr. 3.12.
2 Chr. 24.27. Slays his father's murderers,
2 Kin. 14.5,6. 2 Chr. 25.3,4. Hires Ephraimites
to assist against Edom, but at a prophet^s
command sends them baek, conquers Edom,
2 Chr. 25.5-12 2 Kin. 14.7.
His idolatry rebuked, is defeated and taken
prisonerbyJoash,2Kin.l4.8-15. 2Chi.25.]4r24.
Assassinated, 2Kin, 14.19,20. 2 Chr. 25.25-28.
The early part of his reign good, 2 Kin. 14.3,4.
2 Kin. 15.3. 2 Chr. 25.2 2 Chr. 26.4.
—  , priest at Bethel under Jeroboam
n. Amos prophesies against him, Amos 7.
10-17. AMBASSADORS, to Edom, Num. 20.14;
to the Amorites, Num. 21.21 ; from Gibeonites,
Jos. 9.4; toAmmon, Jud. 11.12; from Hiram,
2 Sam. 5.11; to Ammon, 2 Sam. 10.1-6; from
Benhadad, 1 Kin. 20.2 ; from Amaziah, 2 Kin.
14.8; to Tiglath, 2Kin.l6.7; to So, 2Kin.
17.4; from Sennacherib, 2 Kin. 19.9; from
Berodaeh, 2 Kin.20.12. 2 Chr. 32,31 ; to Egypt,
Eze. 17.15.
Custom of sending referred to. Pro. 13.17.
Isa. 18.2. Isa. 30.4. Isa. 33.7. Jer, 49.14,
Luk. 14.32. Ulustrative, 2 Cor. 6.18-20.
AMBER, signifles burnished brass, Eze.
1.4,27. See Eze. 8.2. Eev. 1.15.
AMBITION. SeePBiDE.
AMBUSHES, AND Stratagems, at Al,
Jos. 8.2-22; against Midian, Jud. 7.16-22 ; at
Shechem, Jud, 9.34 ; at Gibeah, Jud. 20.29-41;
by Jonathan, ISam. 14.8-14; by David, 2 Sam.
5.23 ; by Jeroboam, 2 Chr. 13.13 ; by Jehosha
phat, 2 Chr, 20.22. Allusion to, Jer. 51.12.
AMEN, a strong affirmation, equivalent to
an oath. Num. 6.22. Deu. 27.12-26. Neh.
6.13. 2 Cor. 1.20. Eev. 1.18 Eev. 22.20.
Used in prayer and praise, 1 Kin. 1.36. 1 Chr.
16.36. Neh. 8.6. Psa. 41.13. Psa. 72.19.
Psa. 89.52. Psa. 106.48. Jer. 28.6. Mat.6.13.
1 Cor. 14.16, Eev, 6.14. Eev. 19.4. A name
of Christ. Eev. 3.14.
AMETHYST, a precious stone in the high-
priest's breastplate, Ex. 28.19. Ex. 39.12. In
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AMMAH
the foundations of the new Jerusalem, Rev.
21.20. AMMAH, a hUl near Gibeon, Abner defeated
at, 2 Sam. 2.24.
AMMINADIB signifles attendants of tho
prince. Song 6.12,
AMMONITES, descended from Ben-ammi,
son of Lot, Gen. 19.38, Territoty of. Num.
21.24, Den. 2.19. Jos. 12.2. Jos. 13.10,25.
Israelites forbidden to attack, Deu. 2.19,37,
Inhospitality to Israel punished by their
being shut out from the congregation, Deu. 23.
»-6. Neh. 13.1. Invade Israel, Jud. 3.13.
Oppress Israel, defeated by Jephthah, Jud. 10.
7-18, Jud. 11. Jud, 12.1-3. By Saul, ISam.
11. 1 Sam. 14.47.
By David, 2 Sam. 8.12, 2 Sam. 12. 26-31.
2 Sam. 17.27. 1 Chr. 18.11. By Joab, 2 Sam,
10. 2 Sam. 11.1-17. 1 Chr. 20.1-3. By Jeho
shaphat, 2 Chr. 20. By Jotham, and made
tributary, 2 Chr. 27.5. Tributary to Uzziah,
2 Chr. 26.8.
Invade GUead, (Sic, Jer. 49.1. Amos 1.13.
Assist Nebuchadnezzar against Jehoiakim, 2
Kin. 24.2. See Psa. 83.7,8. Aid in the murder
of Gedaliah, Jer. 40.11,14. Jer. 41.10,15. Op
pose the building of Jerusalem, Neh. 4.1-12.
See ToBiAH.
Intermarriages with, bySolomon, IKin. 11.1.
2Chr. 12.13, Neh.13.26. By Jews, Ezr. 9. 1.
Neh. 13.23,
Kings of. See Baalis, Hanun, Nahash,
Towns of. See Heshbon, Minnith, Rab-
BAH. Idols of. See Milcom, Moloch.
Prophecies of, Isa. 11.14. Jer.9.25,26, Jer.
25.15-21. Jer. 27.1-11. Jer. 49.1-6. Eze. 21.
20,28-32, Eze. 25.1-11. Dan. 11.41. Amos
1.13-15. Zeph. 2.9-11.
AMNON, eldest son of David and Ahinoam,
2 Sam. 3.2. IChr. 3.1. Slain by Absalom for
his conduct to Tamar, 2 Sam, 13,
AMON, fourteenth king of Judah, son aud
successor of Manasseh, 2Kin, 21.18,19. IChr.
3.14. 2Chr. 33.20,21. Mat. 1.10. His wicked
ness and idolatry, 2 Kin. 21.20-22. 2 Chr.
33.22,23. Assassinated, his murderers punish
ed, 2 Kin. 21.23-26. 2 Chr. 33.24,25.
AMORITES. Descended from Canaan,
Gen. 10.15,16. IChr. 1.13,14. Their stature,
Deu. 3.11. Amos 2.9. Territory of. Gen. 14.7.
Num, 13.29. Num. 21,13. Deu. 1.4,7,19.
Deu. 3.8,9. Jos. 5.1. Jos. 10.5. Jos. 11.3.
Jos. 12.2-6. Jud. 1.36. Dukes of, Jos. 13.21.
Defeated by Chedorlaomer ; Aner and Esh-
col allied with Abraham, Gen. 14.7-24. De
feated by Jacob, Gen. 48.22.
Iniquity and idolatry of. Gen. 16.16. Jud.
6.10. IKin. 21.26. 2Kin.21.11. Ezr. 9.1,
^See Chemosh.) Land of, given to Israel,
Gen. 16.21. Deu. 7.1. Jos. 3.10. Jud, 11.23.
Israel commanded to destroy, Deu. 20.17,18.
Defeat Israel at Hormah, Num. 14.46. Deu.
1.44. King of, defeated. See Sihon. Five
kings of, defeated by Joshua, Jos. 10. Jos. 11.
Territory of, given to Reuben, Gad, & Mar
nasseh. Num. 32.38-42. Jos. 13.16-21. (See
GiLEAD.) Partially conquered, Jud. 1.34,
35. Peace with Israel, Jud. 3.6. 1 Sam, 7.14.
2 Sam. 21.2. (See Gibeonites.) Tributary to
Solomon, IKin. fl.20.21. 2 Chr. 8.7. Inter
marriages with, by Jews, Ezr. 9,1,2.
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ANGEL
' AMOS, a herdman of Tekoa, prophesies In
, thereign of Uzziah, (fcc, Amos 1.1. Amos7.14.
His boldness when forbidden to prophesy,
I Amos 7.10-17.
AMFHIFOLIS, H town of Macedonia, Act.
17.1. AMPLIAS, aChristianatRome,Rom.l6.8.
AMRAM, son of Kohath, father of Moses,
Ex. 6.18,20. Num. 26.58,69. IChr. 6,8,18. 1
Chr. 23.12,13. Heb. 11.23. Head of a family
of Kohathites, Num. 3.19,27. 1 Chr. 26.23.
AMRAPHEL, king of Shinar, invades
Canaan, Gen. 14.1,9.
AMUSEMENTS. See Dancing, Games,
Musio. ANAH, finds mvles in the wilderness, per
haps warm springs, Gen. 36,24.
AHAKIM, a race of giantsin Canaan, Num,
13.28-33, Deu. 1.28. Deu, 2.10. Deu. 9.2.
Defeated by Joshua— a remnant of left among
the PhUistines, Jos. 11.21,22. Defeated by
Caleb, Jos. 14.12,15. Jos. 15,13,14, Jud. 1.20.
Hebron their chief city. See Hebbon,
ANAMMELECH, an Assyrianidol, brought
to Samaria, 2 Kin. 17.31.
ANANIAS, high-priest, commands Paul to
be smitten. Act. 23.2-5 Axuses him to Felix,
Act, 24.1, and to Festus, Act. 26.2.
 , his sale of land, falsehood, and
death as a judgment. Act. 6.1-11.
 , a Christian of Damascus, hia
vision, restores Paul's sight and baptizes him.
Act. 9.10-18. Act. 22, 12-16.
ANATHEMA, meaning accursed or sepa
rated, Rom. 9.3. 1 Cor. 16.22. Gal. 1.8,9. A
term implying execration, translated accursed,
1 Cor. 12.3. Meaning things devoted to de-
stmction ; see Vows— Oaths.
ANATHOTH, a city of the priests in Ben
jamin, Jos, 21.13,18. lChr.6.6U. IKin. 2.26.
Isa. 10.30. Birthplace and residence of Jere
miah, Jer. 1.1. Jer. 29.27. Jer. 32.7-12. Pro
phecy against, Jer. 11.21-23. Inhabitants
of, retum from captivity, Ezr. 2.23. Neh.
7.27. ANCHOR, Act. 27.29,30,40. lUustrative,
Heb. 6.19.
ANCIENTS, same as elders, Psa. 119.100,
&c. ANDREW, an apostle, son of Jonas and
brother of Peter, a fisherman of Bethsaida,
Mat. 4.18. Jno. 1.44. A disciple of John; he
comes to Christ, and brings Peter, Jno. 1.36-
42. His call. Mat. 4,18, Mar. 1.16, and
Apostleship, Mat. 10.2. Luk. 6.14. Act, 1.13,
His remark before the miracle of feeding
flve thousand, Jno. 6.9. Brings Greeks to
Jesus, Jno. 12.22. Asks Christ of his second
coming, Mar. 13.3. Meets with the disciples
in the upper room. Act. 1.13.
ANDRONICUS. Paul's kinsman, and fel
low-prisoner. Eom. 16.7.
ANER, an Amoritish chief, allied with
Abraham against Chedorlaomer, Gen. 14.14-24.
ANGEL OE THE LoBD (of Jehovah). A
divine person. Compare Gen. 16.7 with v.
13. Gen, 18.2 with 1). 22. Gen. 22.11 with

ANGEL
D. 12. V. 15 with V. 16. Gen. 31.11 with v. 13.
Gen. 32.24 with v. 30. Gen. 48.16 with v, 16.
Ex. 3.2 with V. 4,6,14, Deu. 33.16, Jos. 5.13-
16, & Jos. 6.2. Ex. 19.19,20 & Ex. 20.1 with
Act. 7.38 & Ex. 23.20,21. Jud. 13.3 with v.
18 (marg.) and v. 19,22. CaUed Angel of his
Presence, Isa. 63.9 with Ex. 33.14,16. CaUed
Messenger (angel) of the Covenant, Mai. 3.1.
See Jno. 2.13-17. CaUed Christ, 1 Cor. 10.9
with Num. 21.5,6. Es. 17.2,7. See Heb. 11.26.
ANGEL, Archahqel (chief angel),
IThe. 4.16. Jude9. See Eev. 8.2— Gabriel
— Michael.
ANGELS. Gen. 3.24. At the east of the
garden of Eden, cherubims, and a flaming
sword which turned every way, to keep the
way of the tree of life.
Jud. 13.6. His countenance was like the
countenance of an angel of God, very terrible.
2 Kin. 6.17. The mountain was fuU of horses
and chariots of fire round about Elisha.
Job 4.18. He put no trust in his servants ;
and his angels he charged with foUy.
Psa. 8.5. Thou hast made him aUttle lower
than the angels.
Psa. 34.7. The angel of the Lord encampeth
round albout them that fear him, and deUvereth
them. Psa. 68.17. The chariots of God are twenty
thousand, even thousands of angels : the Lord
is among them, a^s in Sinai.
Psa. 91.11. He shall give his angels charge
over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. 12.
They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest
thou dash thy foot against a stone.
Psa. 104.4. Who maketh his angels spirits ;
his ministers a flaming flre.
Isa. 6.2. Above it stood the seraphims:
each one had six wings ; with twain he covered
his face, and with twain he covered his feet,
and with twain he did fly.
Eze. 1.13. As for the likeness of the Uving
creatures, their appearance was like burning
coals of fire, and like the appearance of lamps :
it went up and down among the Uving crea
tures ; and the fire was bright, and out of the
fire went forth Ughtning. 14, And the Uving
creatures ran and retumed as the appearance
of a flash of Ughtning. 24. Like the noise of
great waters, as the voice of the Almighty, the
voice of speech, as the noise of an host : when
they stood, they let down their wings, v. 4-25.
Eze. 10.
Dan. 4.13. A watcher and an holy one
came down from heaven. 17. This matter is
by the decree of the watchers, and the demand
by the word of the holy ones.
Dan. 8.13, I heard one saint speaking, and
another saint said unto that certain saint which
spake. Dan. 10.6. His body also was like the
beryl, and his face as the appearance of
lightning, and his eyes as lamps of fire, and
his arms and his feet like in colour to poUshed
brass, and the voice of his words like the voice
of a multitude.
Zee. 6.5. The angel answered and said unto
me, These are the four spirits of the heavens,
which go forth from standing before the Lord
of aU the earth.
Mat. 13. 39. The reapers are the angels. 41.
The Son of man shaU send forth his angels,
and they shall gather out of his kingdom all

ANGEIfi
things that offend, and them which do
iniquity, v. 39-42,49.
Mat. 18.10. In heaven their angels do al
ways behold the face of my Father which ia in
heaven. Mat. 24.31. He shaU send his angels with a
great sound of a trumpet, and they shaU gather
together his elect. 36. Of that day and hour
knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven.
Mat. 25,31, The Son of man shaU come in
his glory, and aU the holy angels with him.
Mat. 26.53. He shall presently give me more
than twelve legions of angels.
Mat. 28.3. Hifi countenance was Uke light
ning, and his raiment white as snow. v. 1-8.
Luk. 12.8. Him shaU the Son of man also
confess before the angels of God : 9. But he
that denleth me before men, shaU be denied
before the angels of God.
Luk. 15.10. There is joy in the presence
of the angels of God over one sinner that
repenteth. v. 7.
Luk. 16.22. The beggar died, and was car
ried by the angda into Abraham's bosom,
Jno. 1.61. Ye shall see heaven open, and
the angels of God ascending and descending
upon the Son of man.
Act. 7.53. Who have received the law by
the disposition of angels.
Gal. 3.19. It wa^ ordained by angels in the
hand of a mediator.
Eph. 3.10. That now, unto the principalities
and powers in heavenly places, might be known
by the church the manifold wisdom of God.
Col. 1.16. By him were aU things created
that are in heaven, and that are in earth,
visible and invisible, whether they be thrones,
or dominions, or principaUties, or powers.
2The. 1.7. The Lord Jesus shall be revealed
from heaven with his mighty angels.
ITim. 3.16. God was mamfest in the flesh,
justified in the Spirit, seen of angels.
Heb. 1.6. Let aU the angels of God worship
him. 7. And of the angels he saith. Who
maketh his angels spirits, and his ministers a
flame of fire. 14. Axe they not all ministering
spirits, sent forth to minister for them who
shaU be heirs of salvation ?
Heb. 2.2. The word spoken by angels was
steadfast. Heb. 12.22. An innumerable company of
angels, v. 4-14.
1 Pet. 1.12. Which things the angels desire
to look into.
1 Pet. 3.22. Angels, and authorities, and
powers, being made subject unto him.
2 Pet. 2.11. Angels, which are greater in
power and might, bring not railing accusation
against them before the Lord.
Eev. 5.11. I beheld, and I heard the voice
of many angels round about the throne, ant
the beasts, and the elders : and the number of
them was ten thousand times ten thousand,
and thousands of thousands.
Eev. 10.1. I saw another mi^ty angel come
down from heaven, clothed with a cloud ; and
a rainbow was upon his head, and his face was
as it were the sun, and his feet as piUars of fire :
2. And he had in his hand a Uttle book open :
and he set his right foot upon the sea, and his
left foot on the earth, 3. And cried with a loud
voice, as when a Uou roareth : and when he
had cried, seven thunders uttered their voices.
v. 4-11. 21

ANGElfl
Eev. 14.10. He shaU be tormented with fire
ind brimstone in the presence of the holy
uigels. Eev. 16.6. The seven angels came out of the
temple, having the seven plagues, clothed in
pure and white linen, and having their breasts
girded with golden girdles.
Eev. 18.1. After these thin^ I saw another
angel come down from heaven, having great
power ; and the earth was lightened with his
glory. 2. And he cried mightUy with a strong
voioe, saying, Babylon the great is fallen.
Eev. 22.16. I Jesus have sent mine angel to
testify unto you these things in the churches.
ANGELS, THEIR Appearances and
Communications. To Abraham, Gen. 18.2.
Gen. 22.11-18. Hagar, Gen. 16.7. Lot, Gen.
19.1-17. Jacob, Gen. 28.12. Gen. 32.1,24.
Moses, Ex. 3.2. Israelites, Ex. 14.19. Jud.
2.1-4. Balaam, Num. 22.31. Joshua, Jos. 6.16.
ToGideon, Jud. 6.11-22. Manoah and his wife
Jud. 13.6,15-20. David, 2 Sam. 24.16. 1 Chr.
21.90 EUjah, 1 Kua. 19.5. Elisha, 2 Kin. 6.17.
ToEzekieljEze.l. Eze. 9. Eze. 10. Eze. 40.3.
Daniel, Dan. 6.22. Dan. 10.5-10,16,18. Dan.
12.6-7. Shadrach, <fcc., Dan. 3.25. Zechariah,
Zee. 2.3. Zee. 3.1,2. Zee. 4.1.
ToJoseph,Mat. 1.20. Mat. 2.13,19. Zacharias,
Luk. 1.11. Theshepherds, Luk. 2.9,13. Christ,
Mat. 4.11. Luk. 22.43. The sick at the pool
of SUoam, Jno. 5.4.
To the keepers and women at Christ's
sepulchre. Mat. 28.2-5. Luk. 24.23. Jno. 20.12.
Disciples at Christ's ascension. Act. 1.10,11.
Peter and John, Act. 6.19. PhiUp, Act. 8.26.
ComeUus, Act. 10.3. Paul, Act. 27.23. John,
Eev. 1.1. Eev. 5.2. Eev. 7.11. Eev. 10.9.
Eev. 11.1. Eev. 17.7. Eev. 22.8.
See Cherubim — Seraphim — Gabriel —
Michael.  , Judgments inflicted by, on
Sodom, Gen. 19. Jerusalem, 2 Sam. 24.16.
I Chr. 21.15,16. Assyrians, Isa. 37.36. Herod,
Act. 12.23.
 , Worship of, forbidden. Col.
2.18. Eev. 19.10. Eev. 22.8,9.
 Worship God. See Praise in
Heaven.

¦ of the Churohes, Eev. l.S

Eev. 2.1,8,12,18. Eev. 3.1,7,14.
 , Fallen, 2 Pet. 2.4. Jude 6.
See Demons — Satan.
ANGEE. Gen. 4.6. Why art thou wroth ?
and why is thy countenance faUen ?
Gen. 49.7. Cursed be their anger, for it was
fierce ; and their wrath, for it was cruel.
2 Chr. 28.9. A rage that reacheth up unto
heaven. Job 5.2. Wrath kiUeth the foolish man.
Job 18.4. He teareth himself in his anger.
Job 19.29. Wrath bringeift. the punishments
of the sword.
Psa. 37.8. Cease from anger, and forsake
wrath. Psa. 65.3. (n wrath they hate me.
Pro. 6.34. Jealousy is the rage of a man :
therefore he wiU not spare In the day of '
vengeance. Pro. 12.16. A fool's wrath is presently known, j
Pro. 14.17. Se that is soon angry dealeth I
foolishly. 29. He that is slow to wrath is of I
22

ANGiHK
great understanding : but he that m hasty of
spirit exalteth foUy.
Pro. 15.1. A soft answer turneth away
wrath : but grievoas words stir up anger. 18.
A wrathful man stirreth up strife : but he that
is slow to anger appeaseth strife.
Pro. 16.14. The wrath of a king is as mes
sengers of death : but a wise man will pacify it.
32. Be that is slow to anger is better than the
mighty ; and he that ruleth his spirit than he
that taketh a city.
Pro. 19.11. The discretion of a man deferreth
his anger. 12. The king's wrath is as the
roaring of a lion. 19. A man of great wrath
shaU suffer punishment : for if thou deUver
him, yet thou must do it again.
Pro. 21.24. Proud and haughty scomer is
his name who dealeth in proud wrath.
Pro. 25.28. He that hath no rule over hia
own spirit is like a city that is broken down,
and without walls.
Pro. 27.3. A stone is heavy, and the sand
weighty ; but a fool's wrath is heavier than
them both. 4. Wrath is cruel, and anger is
outrageous. Pro. 29.8. Wise men tum away wrath. 9. If
a wise man contendeth with a fooUsh man,
whether he rage or laugh, there is no rest. 22.
An angry man stirreth up strife, and a furious
man aboundeth in transgression.
Pro. 30.33. The forcing of wrath bringeth
forth strife.
Ecc. 7.9. Be not hasty in thy spirit to be
angry : for anger resteth in the bosom of
fools. Jer. 48. 30. I know his wrath, saith the Lord.
Hos. 7.16. Their princes shaU faU by the
sword for the rage of their tongue.
Amos 1 . 11. His anger did tear perpetuaUy,
and he kept his wrath for ever.
Jonah 4.4. Doest thou wdl to he angry 1
Mat. 6.22. Whosoever is angry with hia
brother without a cause shaU be In danger of
the judgment.
2 Cor. 12. 20. Lest there he debates, envyings
wraths, strifes, backbitings, whisperings, awoI-
lings, tumults.
Gal. 6.20. The works of the flesh are, wrath,
strife. Eph. 4.26. Be ye angry, and sin not: let
not the sun go down upon your wrath. 81. AU
bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour,
and evU speaking, be put away from you.
Col. 3.8. Put off aU these ; anger, wrath,
maUce. 1 Tim. 2.8. Lifting up holy handa, vrithoirt
wrath. Tit. 1.7. Not self-wiUed, not soon angry.
Jas. 1.19. Slow to speak, slow to wrath.
20. The wrath of man worketh not the right
eousness of God.
ANGEE, Examples of. Pharaoh, Ex.
10.28. Moses, Num. 20.10,11. Balaam, Num,
22.27,29. Balak, Num. 24.10,11. Ephraimites,
Jud. 8.1. 2 Chr. 25.10. Saul and Jonathan,
1 Sam. 20.30-34. Ahab, 1 Kin. 21.4. Naaman,
2 Kin. 6.12. Asa, 2 Chr. 16.10. Uzziah, 2 Chr.
26.19. Ahasuerus, Est. 1.12. Est. 7.7. Ha
man, Est. 3.5. Moab, Isa. 16.6. Nebuchad
nezzar, Dan. 3.13. Herod, Mat. 2.16. Men of
Nazareth, Luk. 4.28. Paul, Act. 23.3. See
Malice — Meekness — Forgivenkss. For
Anqkr, righteous, see Zeal.

ANIMALS
ANimALS, Clean and Unclean, Lev. 11.
Deu. 14.3-20.
ANISE, or Dill, an aromatic plant. Mat.
23.23. ANNA, an aged prophetess, her prayer and
fasting, she discourses of Christ in tiie Temple,
Luk, 2.36-38.
ANNAS, joint high-priest with Caiaphas
his son-in-law, Luk. 3. 2. Christ brought before
Jno. 18.13,19,24, and Peter, Act, 4,6.
ANOINTING of the person, Deu, 28.40.
Ruth 3.3. Est. 2.12. Psa. 92.10. Psa. 104.15.
Psa. 141.5. Pro. 27.9,16. Ecc. 9.8. Songl.3.
Song4.10, Isa. 67,9. Amos 6.6. Mc. 6.15.
Omitted during mourning, 2 Sam. 12.20. 2
Sam. 14.2. Isa. 61.8. Dan. 10.3.
Of guests, the head and feet, 2 Chr. 28.15.
Of Jesus, Luk. 7.37,38,46. Jno. 11.2. Jno.
12.3. Of the sick, Isa. 1.6. Mar. 6.13. Luk.
10.34. Jas. 5.14. Eev. 3.18. Forbuiial, Mat.
26.12. Mar. 14.8. Mar. 16.1. Luk. 23.66. Of
weapons of war, Isa. 21.6.
 —  , Sacred, signifying consecra
tion, Psa. 106.15. Isa. 10.27. Isa. 45.1. Eze.
28.14. Hab. 3.13. Zee. 4.14. Signifying
Christfs consecration, Psa. 45.7. Psa, 89.20.
Isa. 61.1. Dan. 9.24. Luk. 4,18. Act. 4.27.
Act. 10.38. Heb. 1.9. Signifying spiritual
gifts, 2 Cor. 1.21. 1 Jno. 2.20,27.
Of the high-priest, Ex. 29.29. Ex. 40.13.
Lev. 6.20. Lev. 8.12. Lev. 16.32. Num. 35.25.
Psa. 133.2, Of thepriests Ex. 30.30. Ex. 40.15.
Lev. 4.3. Lev. 8.30. Nnm. 8.8. Ex. 28,4L
Of kmgs, Jud. 9.8,15. Saul, 1 Sam. 9.16. 1
Sam. 10.1, ISam, 15.1, 2Sam. L14,21. David,
1 Sam, 16.3,12,13, 2 Sam. 2.4. 2 Sam. 5.3. 2
Sam, 12.7, 2Sam, 19.21. IChr. 11.3. Solomon,
IKjn. L89. IChr. 29.22. Jehu, IKin. 19.16.
2 Kin. 9.1-3,12. Hazael, 1 Kin. 19.15. Joash,
2Kin. 11.12. 2Chr. 23.11. Jehoahaz, 2Kin.
23.30. See Isa. 45.1-3,13.
Of Elisha, the prophet, 1 Kin. 19. 16.
Of the Tabernacle, altars, and vessels, Ex.
29.36. Ex. 30.26-29. Ex. 40.9-11. Lev. 8.10.
Num. 7,1,10.
Of Jacob's Pillar, Gen. 28.18. Gen, 31.13.
Gen. 36.14. See Oil of Olives— Oil, Sacred
— Ointment. ANT, its industry, Pro. 6.8-8. Pro. 30.25.
ANTEDILUVIANS, great age of. Gen, 6.
Gen. 7.6. Giants among. Gen. 6.4. Polygamy
practised by. Gen. 4.19. Eeligion of. Gen.
4.3,4,26. Alts and occupations of. Gen. 4.2,3.
Gen. 4.20-22. Gen. 6.14-22. DweUings of,
Gen. 4.16-20. Food of. Gen. 1.29. Enoch
prophesies to, Jude 14,16, Noah preaches to,
Heb. 11.7. 1 Pet. 8.18-20. 2 Pet. 2.5. Wicked
ness and destruction of. Gen. 6.6-7. Gen.
7.1,21-23. Job 22.15-17. Mat. 24,37-39. Luk,
17.26,27, 2 Pet. 2.6. See Flood.
ANTELOPE. See Deer.
ANTICHRIST (an opposer of Christ),
lJno,2.18,22. lJno.4.3. 2Jno.7. See
Apostaot of Last Days.
ANTIOCH, a city in Pisidia, Paul preaches
at, and is expelled from, Act, 13.14-52. 2 Tim.
3.11. Jews from, persecute Paul at Lystra,
he returns to it. Act. 14.19-22. Revisits, Act.
18.22.  , a city in Syria, gospel success
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at. Act. 11.19-30. Barnabas and Saul sent
from. Act. 13.1-3. Return to. Act. 14.26-28.
Dissension in, about circumcision, Paul and
Barnabas sent from, to Jerusalem, retum with
the apostles' letter. Act, 15.1-35, Paul reproves
Peter at. Gal, 2.11-15.
ANTIFAS, a martyr, slain in Pergamos,
B«v. 2.13.
ANTIPATRIS, a town in Samaria, Paul
brought to. Act. 23.31.
ANVIL, Isa. 41.7.
APE, brought by Solomon's ships, IKin.
10.22. 2 Chr. 9.21. SeeIsa.lS,2L Isa, 34.14.
AFELLES,aCliristianatEome,Eom. 16.10.
AFHARSACHITES, or Aphaesath-
CHITE3, colonists from Assyria, settled in
Samaria, Ezr. 4.9. Ezr. 5.6. See 2 Kin. 17.
24-41. AFHEK, or Aphekah, a city of Judah
near Ebenezer, Philistines defeat Israel near,
ISam. 4.1. Jos. 15.53.
a town of Issachar, near Jezreel,

where Saul was slain, 1 Sam. 29.1.
 , a town of Syria, Benhadad takes
refuge in, IKin. 20.26-30.
APOLLONIA, a city of Macedonia, visited
by Paul, Act. 17.1.
AFOLLOS, a Jew, bom at Alexandria, a
disciple of John, his zeal and preaching,
instructed by Aquila and Priscilla, teaches in
Corinth, Act, 18.24-28. Act. 19.1. A sect in
Corinth follow him as their teacher, ICoi
1.12. 1 Cor. 3.4-7. Declines to retum to
Corinth, 1 Cor. 16,12. Paul's regard for hirti.
Tit. 3.13.
AFOLLTON (a destroyer), the angel of the
bottomless pit. Rev. 9.11.
AFOSTACT. See Baokslidino.
 OF THE Last Days, Lan. 7. 25,26.
2 The. 2.3-10. 1 Tim. 4.1-3. 2 Tim. 3.1-5. 2
Tim. 4,3, 2 Pet. 3.3,4. Jude 17-19. Eev. 20.8.
See Antichrist, Babylon the Great.
APOSTLES, imperfect knowledge and
faith before Pentecost, Mat. 8.26-27. Mat.
15.23. Mat. 16.8-12,21,22. Mat. 19.25. Mar.
4.13. Mar. 6.61,62. Mar. 8.17,18. Mar, 9,9,10,
31,32. Mar. 10.13,14, Luk. 9.44,46. Luk. 18.34.
Luk. 24.19,21. Jno. 4.32,33. Jno. 10.6. Jno.
11.12,13. Jno. 12.16. Jno. 13,6-8, Jno. 14.5-
9,22. Jno. 16.6,17,18,32. Jno. 20.9. Jno. 21.12.
Act. 1.6.
 — , Inspiration and Authority,
Mat. 4.19. FoUow me, and I wUl make you
fishers of men. v. 18-22. Mat. 9.9. Jno.
1.43. Mat. 10.1. "When he had called unto him his
twelve disciples, he gave them power agcuinsl
unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal
aU manner of sickness, and all manner of
disease. 27. "What I teU you in darkness, t/ta'
speak ye in light : and what ye hear in the ear,
that preach ye upon the house-tops. 40. He
that receiveth you receiveth me, and he that
receiveth me receiveth him that sent me.
Luk. 10.16.
Mat. 16.17. Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-
jona ; for flesh and blood hath not revealed if
unto thee, but my Father which is in heaven.
18. And I say also uhto thee, That thou ari
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Peter, and upon this rock I wiU build my
churdi ; and the gates of heU shaU not prevaU
against it. 19. And I wiU give unto thee the
keysof the kingdom of heaven: and whatsoever
thou shalt bind on earth shaU be bound in
heaven : and whatsoever thou shalt loose on
earth shaU be loosed in heaven.
Mat. 18.18. Whatsoever ye shaU bind on
earth shaU be bound in heaven : and whatso
ever ye shaU loose on earth shall be loosed in
heaven. 19. Again I say unto you. That if two
of you shaU agree on earth as touching any
thing that they shaU ask, it shall be done for
them of my Father which is in heaven.
Mat. 19.28. Ye which have foUowed me, in
the regeneration when the Son of man shaU sit
in the throne of his glory, ye also shall sit upon
twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of
Israel. Mat. 28.19. Go ye therefore, and teach all
nations, baptizing them in the name of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.
20. Teaching them to observe all things what
soever I have commanded you : and, lo, I am
with you alway, even unto the end of the
world. Amen.
Mar. 3.14. He ordained twelve, that they
should be with him, and that he might send
them forth to preach, 16. And to have power
to heal siclmesses, and to cast out devils, v.
13-19. Mar. 6.7. He called unto hirni the twelve,
and began to send them forth by two and two ;
and gave them power over unclean spirits.
Mar. 16.16. He said unto them. Go ye into
aU the world, and preach the gospel to every
creature. Luk. 6.10. Jesus said unto Simon, Fear
not ; from henceforth thou shalt caXeh men.
Luk. 22.28. Ye are they which have con
tinued' with me in my temptations. 29. And
I appoint unto you a kingdom, as my Father
hath appointed unto me ; 30. That ye may
eat and drink at my table in my kingdom, and
sit on thrones judging the twelve tribes of
Israel. Luk. 24.45. Then opened he their under- [
standing, that they might imderstand the
scriptures. Jno. 20.23. Whose soever sins ye remit, they
are remitted imto them ; and whose soever
sins ye retain, they are retained.
Jno. 21.15. He saith unto him. Feed my
lambs. 16. Feed my sheep, v. 17.
Act. 1.2. He through the Holy Ghost had
given commandments unto the apostles whom
he had chosen.
Act. 6.20. Stand and speak in the temple to
the people aU the words of this life.
Act. 6.2. It is not reason that we should
leave the word of God, and serve tables. 4.
But we wiU give ourselves continually to
prayer, and to the ministry of the word.
Act. 9.16. He is a chosen vessel unto me,
to bear my name before the GentUes, and
kings, and the chUdren of Israel.
Act. 10.33. Now therefore are we aU here
present before God, to hear aU things that are
commanded thee of Grod. 42. He commanded
us to preach unto the people, and to testify
that it is he which was ordained of God to be
the Judge of quick and dead.
Act. 13.46. Lo, we turn to the GentUes.
47. For so hath the Lord commanded us.
Act. 16.7. A good whUe ago God made choice
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among us, that the GentUes by my mouth
should hear the word of the gospel, and
beUeve. Act. 16.9. There stood a man of Macedonia,
and prayed him, saying, Come over into Mace
donia, and help us. 10. And after he had seen
the vision, immediately we endeavoured to go
into Macedonia, assuredly gathering that the
Lord had called us for to preach the gospel
unto them.
Act. 18.9. Then spake the Lord to Paul in
the night by a vision. Be not afraid, but speak,
and hold not thy peace : 10. For I am with
thee, and no man shall set on thee to hurt thee.
Act. 20.24. The ministry, which I have re
ceived of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel
of the grace of God.
Act. 27.23. There stood by me this night
the angel of God, whose I am, and whom 1
serve. Eom. 1.1. Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ,
called to be an apostle, separated unto the
gospel of God. 5. By whom we have received
grace and apostleship, for obedience to the
faith among aU nations, for his name.
Eom. 11.13. I speak to you GentUes, inas
much as I am the apostle of the Gentiles, I
magnify mine office.
Eom. 16.16. Putting you in mind, because
of the grace that is given to me of God. 16.
That I should be the minister of Jesus Christ
to the GentUes, ministering the gospel of God.
1 Cor. 1.17. Christ sent me not to baptize,
but to preach the gospel : not with wisdom of
words, lest the cross of Christ should be made
of none effect.
1 Cor. 2.7. We speak the wisdom of God in
a mystery, even the hidden wisd(ym, which God
ordained before the world unto our glory. 16.
We have the mind of Christ.
1 Cor. 3.9. We are labourers together with
God : ye are God's husbandry ; ye are God's
buUding. 10. According to the grace of God
which is given unto me, as a wise master-
buUder, I have laid the foundation.
1 Cor. 4.1. Let a man so accoimt of us as of
the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the
mysteries of God.
1 Cor. 5.3. I verily, as absent in body, but
present in spirit, have judged already, as
though I were present, concerning him that
hath so done this deed.
1 Cor. 7.17. As God hath distributed to
every man, as the Lord hath called every one,
so let him walk. So ordain I in all churches.
25. Now concerning virgins I have no com
mandment of the Lord : yet I give my judg
ment, as one that hath obtained mer(y of the
Lord to be faithful.
1 Cor. 9.1. Am I not an apostle ? am I not
free ? have I not seen Jesus Christ our Lord ?
are not ye my work in the Lord 1 2. If I be
not an apostle unto others, yet doubtless I am
to you : for the seal of mine apostleship are ye
in the Lord.
1 Cor. 9.16. Though I preach the gospel, I
have nothing to glory of : for necessity is laid
upon me ; yea, woe is unto me, if I preach
not the gospeL 17. For if I do this thing wU
lingly, I have a reward : but if against my
wiU, a dispensation of the gospel is committed
unto me.
ICor. 11.2. Now I praise you, brethren,
that ye remember me in aU things, and keep
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23. I have received of the Lord that which
also T deUvered unto you. That the Lord Jesus
the -some ni^t in which he was betrayed took
bread. 1 Cor. 12.28. God hath set some in the
church, first apostles.
1 Cor. 14.18. I thank my God, I speak with
tongues more than ye aU.
2 Cor. 1.23. To spare you I came not as yet
unto Corinth. 24. Not for that we have
dominion over your faith, but are helpers of
your joy.
2 Cor. 2.10. To whom ye forgive any thing,
I forgive also : for if I forgave any thing, to
whom I forgave it, for your sakes forgave I it
in the person of Christ. 14. Thanks be unto
God, wliich always causeth us to triumph in
Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his
knowledge by us in every place.
2 Cor. S. 6. Not that we are sufficient of our
selves to think any thing as of ourselves ; but
our sufficiency is of God ; 6. Who also hath
made us able ministers of the new testament ;
not of the letter, but of the spirit : for the
letter kUleth, but the spirit giveth Ufe.
2 Cor. 4.6. God, who commanded the Ught
to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our
hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of
the gloiy of God in the face of Jesus Christ.
7. But we have this treasure in earthen vessels,
that the exceUency of the power may be of
God, and not of us. v. 1-18.
2 Cor. 6.18. Hath given to us the ministry of
reconciliation ; 20. Now then we are ambas
sadors for Christ, as though God did beseech
you by us : we pray you in Christ's stead, be ye
reconcUed to Gnd. v. 19.
2 Cor. 6.1. We then, as workers together
itnift him, beseech you also that ye receive not
the grace of God in vain.
2 Cor. 10.6. Having in a readiness to revenge
aU disobedience, when your obedience is ful-
fiUed. 8. For though I should boast somewhat
more of our authority, (which the Lord hath
given us for edification, and not for your
destruction,) I should not be ashamed,
2 Cor. 10.11. Let such an one think this,
that, such as we are in word by letters when
we are absent, such wiU we be also in deed when
we are present. 13. We will not boast of thin^
without ov/r measure, but according to the
measure of the rule which God hath distri
buted to us, a measure to reach even unto you.
V. 1-18.
2 Cor. 11.6. I suppose I was not a whit
behind the very chiefest apostles, v. 1-33.
2 Cor. 12.2. I knew a man in Christ above
fourteen years ago, (whether in the body, I
cannot teU ; or whether out of the body, I
cannot teU : God knoweth ;} such an one
cau^t up to the third heaven. 3. And I knew
such a man, (whether in the body, or out of
the body, I cannot teU : God knoweth ;) 4.
How that he was caught up into paradise, and
heard unspeakable words, which it is not law
ful for a man to utter.
2 Cor. 12.7. Lest I should be exalted above
measure through the abundance of the revela
tions, there was given to me a thom in the flesh.
2Ctor. 12.11. In nothing am I behind the
very chiefest apostles, though I be nothing.
12. Truly the signs of an apostle were wrought
among you in all patience, in signs, and
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2 Cor. 13.2. And being absent now I write
to them which heretofore have sinned, and to
aU other, that, if I come again, I will not
spare: 3. Since ye seek a proof of Chrisl
speaking in me, which to you-ward is not
weak, but is mighty in you. 10. I write these
things being absent, lest being present I should
use sharpness, according to the power which
the Lord hath given me to edification, and not
to destruction.- -y. 9.
Gal. 1.1. Paul, an apostle, not of men,
neither by man, but by Jesus Christ, and God
the Father, who raised him from the dead.
11. I certify you, brethren, that the gospel
which was preached of me is not after man.
12. For I neither received it of man, neither
was I taught it, but by the revelation of Jesus
Christ. 15. It pleased God, who separated
me from my mother's womb, and caUed me by
his grace, 16. To reveal his Son in me, that I
might preach him among the heathen, v. 17-24.
Gal. 2.2. I went up by revelation. 8. For
he that wrought effectually in Peter to the
apostleship of the circumcision, the same was
mighty in me toward the GentUes.
Eph. 1.1. Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ
hy the wUl of God.
Eph. 2.20. Are built upon the foundation
of the apostles and prophets.
Eph. 3.2. If ye have heard of the dispensa
tion of the grace of God which is given me to
you-ward: 3. How that by revelation he
made known unto me the mystery ; (as I wrote
afore in few words, 4. Whereby, when ye
read, ye may imderstand my knowledge in the
mystery of Christ), 5. Which in other ages
was not made known unto the sons of men, as
it is now revealed unto his holy apostles and
prophets by the Spirit.
Eph. 3.7. Whereof I was made a minister,
according to the gift of the grace of God given
unto me by the effectual working of his power.
8. Unto me, who am less than the least of aU
saints, is this grace given, that I should preadi
among the GentUes the unsearchable riches of
Christ ; 9. And to make aU men see what is
the feUowship of the mystery.
Eph. 4.11. He gave some, apostles; and
some, prophets. 17. This I say therefore, and
testify in the Lord, that ye henceforth walk
not as other GentUes.
Phil. 4.9. Those things, which ye have both
learned, and received, and heard, and seen in
me, do.
Col 1.25. Whereof I am made a minister,
according to the dispensation of God which is
given to me for you, to fulfil the word of God.
29. Whereunto I also labour, striving accord
ing to his working, which worketh in me
mightUy. 1 The. 2.6. We might have been burden
some, as the apostles of Christ.
1 The. 4.15. This we say unto you by the
word of the Lord.
2 The. 3.4. We have confidence in the
Lord touching you, that ye both do and wiU
do the things whiidi we command you. 6. Now
we command you, brethren, in the name of
our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye withdraw
yourselves from every brother that walketh
disorderly, and not after the tradition which
he received of us.
2 The. 3.14. If any man obey not our
word by this epistle, note that man, and
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have no company with him, that he may be
ashamed. 1 Tim. 1.1. Paul, anapostleof JesusChrist
by the commandment of God our Saviour, and
Lord Jesus Christ. 11. According to the glori
ous gospel of the blessed God, which was com-
mittied to my trust. 12. I thank Christ Jesus
our Lord, who hath enabled me, for that he
counted me faithful, putting me into the
ministry. 1 Tim. 1.20. Hymeneus and Alexander ;
whom I have delivered unto Satan, that they
may leam not to blaspheme.
ITim, 2.7. I am ordained a preacher and
an apostle (I speak the truth in Christ, and
Ue not) ; a teacher of the GentUes in faith and
verity. 2 Tim. 1.11.
2 Tim. 1.1. Paul, an apostle of JesusChrist
by the wiU of God, according to the promise
of life which is in Christ Jesus.
2 Tim. 4.17. The Lord stood with me, and
strengthened me ; that by mo the preaching
might be fuUy known, and that aU the Gentiles
might hear.
Tit. 1.1. Paul, a servant of God, and an
apostle of Jesus Christ, according to the faith
of God's elect, and the acknowledging of the
truth whieh is after godliness ; 3. But hath
in due times manifested his word through
preaching, which is committed unto me, ac
cording to the commandment of God our
Saviour. Jas. 1. 1. James, a servant of God and of the
Lord Jesus Christ.
2 Pet. 1.14. I must put off this my taber
nacle, even as our Lord Jesus Christ hath
shewed me.
2 Pet. 3.2. That ye may be mindful of the
words which were spoken before by the holy
prophets, and of the commandment of us the
apostles of the Lord and Saviour. Jude 17.
1 Jno. 4.6. He that knoweth God heareth
us ; he that is not of God heareth not us.
Hereby know we the spirit of truth, and the
spirit of error.
2 Jno. 9. I wrote unto the church : but
Diotrephes, who loveth to have the pre
eminence among them, receiveth us not. 10.
Wherefore, if I come, I wiU remember his
deeds which he doeth, prating against us with
maUcious words.
Eev. 10.11. Thou must prophesy again be
fore many peoples, and nations, and tongues,
and kings.
Eev. 21. 14. The waU of the city had twelve
foundations, and in them the names of the
twelve apostles of the Lamb. See Ministers
— (the) Seventy — ^Word of God.
APOSTLES, Inspiration by the Holy
Spirit, Mat. 3.11. He shaU baptize you with
the Holy Ghost and with fire.
Mat. 10.19. When they deliver you up,
take no thought how or what ye shall speak :
for it shaU be given you in that same hour
what ye shaU speak. 20. For it is not ye that
speak, but the Spirit of your Father which
speaketh in you. Mar. 13.11. Luk. 21.14,15.
Luk. 12.11,12,
Luk. 24.49. Behold, I send the promise of
my Father upon you : but tarry ye in the city
of Jerusalem, untU ye be endued with power
from on high.
Jno. 14.16. I wiU pray the Father, and he
ahaU give von another Comforter, that he may
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abide with you for ever ; 17. Even the Spirit
of truth ; whom the world cannot receive,
because it seeth him not, neither knoweth
him : but ye know him ; for he dweUeth with
you, and shaU be in you.
Jno. 14.26. But the Comforter, which is the
Holy Ghost, whom the Father wiU send in my
name, he shaU teach you aU things, and bring
aU things to your remembrance, whatsoever I
have said unto you.
Jno. 15.26. But when the Comforter is come,
whom I wiU send unto you from the I^'ather,
even the Spirit of truth, which proceeUrtth from
the Father, he shaU testify of me.
Jno. 16.13. Howbeit when he, the Spirit of
tmth, is come, he wiU guide you into aU
tmth : for he shaU not speak of himself ; but
whatsoever he shaU hear, tliat shaU he speak :
and he will shew you things to come. 14. He
shaU glorify me : for he shaU receive of mine,
and shall shew it unto you. 15. AU things
that the Father hath are mine : therefore said
I, that he shall take of mine, and shall shew it
unto you,
Jno. 20.21. Then said Jesus to them again,
Peace be unto you : as my Father hath sent
me, even so send I you. 22. And when he had
said this, he breathed on them, and saith unto
them. Receive ye the Holy Ghost.
Act. 1.4. Wait for the promise of the Father,
which, saith he, ye have heard of me. 6. For
John truly baptized with water ; but ye shaU
be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many
days hence. 8. Ye shaU receive power, after
that the Holy Ghost has come upon you.
Act. 2.1. When the day of Pentecost was
fuUy come, they were aU with one accord in
one place. 2. And suddenly there came a
sound from heaven, as of a rushing mighty
wind, and it fiUed all the house where they
were sitting, 3. And there appeared unto
them cloven tongues, like as of fire, and it sat
upon each of them ; 4. And they were aU
fiUed with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak
with other tongues, as the Spirit gave Uiem
utterance. Act. 4.8. Peter, fiUed with the Holy Ghost,
said. 31. When they had prayed, the place was
shaken where they were assembled together ;
and they were aU fUled with the Holy Ghost,
and they spake the word of God with boldness.
Act. 9.17. Brother Saul, the Lord, even
Jesus, that appeared unto thee in the way as
thou camest, hath sent me, that thou mightest
receive thy sight, and be fiUed with the Holy
Ghost. Act. 10.19. While Peter thought on the
vision, the Spirit said unto him, Behold three
men seek thee.
Act. 11.12. The Spirit bade me go with
them, nothing doubting.
Act. 13.2. The Holy Ghost said, Separate
me Barnabas and Saul for the work whereunto
I have caUed them. 4. They, being sent forth
by the Holy Ghost, departed unto Seleucia. 9.
Then Saul (who also is called Paul), filled with
the Holy Ghost.
Act. 16.28. It seemed good to the Holy
Ghost, and to us.
Act. 16.6. Were forbidden of the Holy
Ghost to preach the word in Asia, 7. After
they were come to Mysia, they assayed to go
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Act. 19.21. Paul purposed in the Spirit.
Act. 20.23. The Holy Ghost witnesseth in
every city, saying that bonds and afflictions
abide me.
1 Cor. 2.4. My preaching wa^s not with
enticing words of man's wisdom, but in de
monstration of the Spirit aud of power. 10.
God hath revealed ift*m unto us by his Spirit ;
for the Spirit searcheth aU things, yea, the
deep things of God.
ICor. 7.40. I think also that I have the
Spirit of God.
Gal. 3.6. He therefore that ministereth to
you the Spirit, and worketh micades among
you, doeth heithy the works of the law, or by
the hearing of f aitih ?
I^h. 3.6. It is now revealed unto his holy
apostles and prophets by the Spirit.
IThe. 4.8. He therefore that despiseth, de
spiseth not man, but God, who hath also given
onto us his holy Spirit.
ITim. 4.1. The Spirit speaketh expressly,
that in the latter times some shaU dep^ from
the faith.
Heb. 10.15. Whereqf the Holy Ghost aOso
is a witness to us.
IPet. 1.12, The things, which are now re
ported unto you by them that have preached
the gospel unto you with the Holy Ghost sent
down from heaven.
Eev. 1.10. I was in the Spirit on the Lord's
day. Eev. 4.1. I looked, and, behold, a door was
opened in heaven : and the first voice which I
heard was as it were of a trumpet talking with
me ; which said. Come up hither, and I wiU
shew thee things which must be hereafter.
2. And immediately I was in the spirit.
Eev. 14.13. I heard a voice from heaven
saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord from henceforth : Yea,
saitih the Spirit, that they may rest from their
labours. Eev. 17.3. So he carried me away in the
spirit into tihe wUdemess.
Eev. 21. 10. He carried me away in the spirit
to a great and high mountain, and shewed me
that great city, the holy Jerusalem, descending
out of heaven from God.
APOSTLES, Miraculous Gifts bestowed
on, Mat. 10.1. Mar. 3.15. Mar. 6.7. Luk. 9.1,2.
Luk. 10.9. Act. 2.4,43. Act. 5.12 1 Cor.
14.18. 2 Cor. 12.12. See Mlracles.
 , Names of. Mat. 10. 2-4. Mar.
8.16-19. Luk. 6.18-16. Act. 1.13,26. See
Andrew, Bartholomew, James son of
Zebedee, James son of Alpheus, John,
Judas Iscariot, Judas or Jude, Matthew
or Levi, Paul, Peter, Philip, Simon Ze-
LOTES, TH03LA.S,
 .  , Witnesses to Christ, Luk. 24.
48. Te are witnesses of these things.
Jno. 15.27, Ye also shall bear witness, be
cause ye have been with me from the beginning.
Jno. 19.35. And he that sawii bare record,
and his record is true : and he knoweth that
he saith true, that ye might beUeve.
Jno. 21.24. This is tihe disciple which testi-
fieth of these things, and wrote these things :
and we know that his testimony is true.
Act. 1.8. Ye shaU be witnesses unto me both
in Jerusalem, and in aU Judea, and in Samaria,
and unto the uttermost part of the earth.

AE
Act. 1.21. Of these men which have com
panied with us aU the time that the Lord Jesuf
went in and out among us, 22. Beginning
from the baptism of John, imto that same day
that he was taken up from us, must one be
ordained to be a witness with us of his resur
rection. Act. 10.39. We are witnesses of aU things
which he did both in the land of the Jews, and
in Jerusalem; whom they slew, and hanged
on a tree : 40. Him God raised up the third
day, and shewed him openly; 41. Not to aU
the people, but unto witnesses chosen before
of God, even to us, who did eat and drink with
him after he rose from the dead. Act. 2.32.
Act. 3.15. Act. 4.33. Act. 5.32. Act. 13.31.
Act. 22.14. The God of our fathers hath
chosen thee, that thou shouldst know his will,
and see that Just One, and shouldest hear the
voice of his mouth. 15. For thou shalt be his
witness unto aU men of what thou hast seen
and heard. Act. 23.11. Act. 26.16.
1 Cor. 9.1. Am I not an apostle ? am I not
free? have I not seen Jesus Christ our Lord?
ICor. 16.8. Last of all he was seen of me
also, as of one bom out of due time. v. 6-9.
1 Pet. 6.1. Who am also an elder, and a
witness of the sufferings of Christ.
2 Pet. 1.16. We have not foUowed cun
ningly devised fables, when we made known
imto you the power and coining of our Lord
Jesus Ohrist, but were eye-witnesses of his
majesty. 18. This voice which came from
heaven we heard, when we were with him in
the holy mount.
1 Jno. 1.1. That which was from the begin
ning, which we have heard, which we have
seen with our eyes, which we have looked
upon, and our hands have handled, of the
Woi'd of Ufe ; 2. (For the Ufe was mani
fested, and we have seen it, and bear witness,
and shew unto you that etemal Ufe which was
with the Father, and was manifested unto us:)
3. That which we have seen and heard declare
we unto you, that ye also may have feUowship
with us : and truly our feUowship is with the
Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ.
APOSTLES' Zeal. See Zeal.
 , False, 2 Cor. 11.13. Eev. 2.2.
See Ministers unfaithful.
APOSTLE (one sent forth, a messenger,
Phi. 2.25). A name of Christ, Heb. 3.1. Bar
nabas so caUed, Act. 14.4,14.
APOTHECARY (a dealer in perfumes),
Ex. 30.25,35. Ex. 37.29. Ecc. 10.1.
APPEAL made by Paul to Csesar, Act. 25.
10,11. Act. 26.32. Act. 28.19.
APPn-PORUM, a town in Italy, where
the disciples met Paul, Act. 28.15.
APPLE (Citron), Song 2.3,5. Song 7.8. Song
8.5. Joel 1.12 with Pro. 25.1L
AQUILA AiiTD Prisoilla banished from
Eome, and come to Corinth, where Paul
abides with them. Work at tent-making.
Act. 18.1-3. SaU to Ephesus with Paul,
instruct ApoUos, Act. 18.18,19,26. Their zeal
and attachment to Paul, Eom. 16.3,4. 2 Tim.
4.19. Send a salutation to the Corinthians,
1 Cor. 16.19. Eetum to Eome, Eom. 16.3.
AR, or Rabeath Moab, the chief city of
tfce Moabites, S. of the river Arnon, Num.
27

ARABLiNS
21.13 15. Deu. 2.9,18,24,29. Burnt bySihon,
king of Heshbon, Num. 21.26-30. Prophecy
of, Isa. 15.1.
ARABIANS, descended from Ishmael, Gen.
25.13,14. 1 Cair. 1.29-31 with Isa. 21.11-17.
Territory of. Gen. 26.18. 2 Cht:. 26.7. Lived
in tents, Isa. 13,20. Jer. 3.2. Brmg gold to
Solomon, 2 Chr. 9.14 ; and fiocks to Jehosh
aphat, 2 Chr. 17.11.
Invade Judali, slay Jehoram's sons, 2 Chr,
21.16,17, 2 Chr. 22.1. Defeated by Uzziah,
2 Chr. 26.7. Oppose the buUding of Jerusalem,
Neh. 2.19. Neh. 4.7. Commerce of, with
Tyre, Eze. 27.21. At Jerusalem on day of
Pentecost, Act. 2.11. Paul visits. Gal. 1.17.
Prophecies of, Isa. 21.11-17, Isa. 42.11. Isa.
60.7. Jer. 25.23,24, Jer. 49.28-33.
Tribes of. See Dedanim, Dumah, Ha-
VILAH, ISHMABLITES, KSOAR, NeBAIOTH,
Sheba, Tema. Town of, see Gur-eaal.
ARAD, a Canaanitish king of a city of the
same name, defeated by Israel at Hormah,
Num. 21.1-3. Num. 33.40. Jos. 12.14. Jud.
L16. ARAM. See Mesopotamia — Syria.
ARARAT, a mountainous region in Ar
menia, on one of whose hills the ark rested.
Gen. 8.4,5. See Armenia.
ARAUNAH, or Ornan, the Jebusite ; his
offer to David of his threshing-floor, &c.,
2 Sam. 24,16-24. 1 Chr, 2L 18-25,
ARBA. See Hebron.
ARCH (gaUeries, marg.), Eze. 40.16.
ARCHANGEL. See Anoei,.
ARCHELAUS, son and successor of Herod
I., govemor of Judea, Mat. 2.22.
ARCHER, Gen. 21.20. 1 Sam. 31.3. Isa.
22.3. Jer. 51.3. See Arrow— Bow.
ARCHIFPUS, a Christian minister at
Colosse. Paul's exhortation to. Col. 4.17.
PhUem. 2,
ARCTURHS (Heb. Ash), the Great Bear,
a consteUation, Job 9.9. Job 38.32,
AREOPAGUS, the supreme court in
Athens, held on Mars' Hill. Paul's address
to. Act. 17.19.22-34.
ARETAS, king of Syria, 2 Cor. 11.32.
ARGOB, a district in Bashan, See Jair.
ARIEL, a poetical name of Jerusalem,
Isa. 29.1.
ARIMATHEA (Rama ?), the city of Joseph,
Mat. 27.57. Mar. 16.43. Luk. 23.51. Jno.
19.38. ARIOCH, an ofiicer of Nebuchadnezzar,
Dan. 2.24.
ARISTARCHUS, a Maeedonian, Paul's
companion in travel and feUow-prisoner in
Rome, Act. 19.29. Act. 20.4. Act. 27.2. Col.
4.10. PhUem.24.
ARISTOBULUS, household of. Christians,
Rom. 16.10,
ARK of bulrushes in which Moses was pre
served, Ex. 2.3.
 OF THE Covenant, caUed the Ark
of the Covenant of the Lord, Num. 10.33.
2 Sam 6.2. Of the testimony, Ex. 30.6. Of
28

ARK
the Lord, Jos. 4.11. Of God, ISam. S.S. Of
God's strength, 2 Chr. 6.41. Holy ark, 2Chr.
35.3. Made of shittim-wood, length ^ cubits,
breadth and height IJ, overlaid with gold,
bordered with a gold crown, carried on staves
passed through four gold rings, Ex. 25.10-15.
Ex. 36.12. Ex. 37.1-6. Mercy-seat placed upon
it. See Mkbcy-seat,
Contained, the two tables of the law. Ex,
25.16,21. Ex. 40.20. Den. 10.5. Aaron's rod.
Num. 17.10, Heb. 9.4. A golden pot of
manna. Ex, 16.33,34, Heb. 9.4, A copy ol
the law, Deu. 31.26. In Solomon's time it
contained only the tables of the law, 1 Kin. 8,9.
Placed in the Tabernacle in the Holy of
Holies, Ex. 26.33. Ex. 40.21. 1 Sam. 3.3.
2 Sam. 7.2. 2 Sam. 11.11. 1 Kin. 8.6. 1 Chr.
17.1. Heb. 9,3,4. Was anointed with holy
oil, Ex. 30.26. "Was sprinkled with blood,
and incense offered before it, on the day of
atonement. Lev. 16.13-15.
Covered by the priests before removal with
the vaU of the Holy of HoUes and other cover
ings, Num, 4.5,6. Carried by Kohathites,
Num. 3.31. Num. 4.4,15. Deu. 10.8. 2Sam.
16.24. 1 Chr. 15.2,15. By priests, Jos. 3.6,14.
Jos. 8.33. Carried before IsraeUtes in their
march. Num. 10.33. Jos. 3.6.
Was sacred, Num, 4.6,15. 1 Sam. 6,19.
1 Chr. 15.2,13, 2 Chr. 35.3. Sanctified its
resting-place, 2 Chr. 8.11. Levites ministered
before, IChr. 16.4,37. Inquiring of God be
fore, Jud, 20.27. 1 Sam. 14.19. Neglect of,
by the people in Saul's time, 1 C^. 13.3.
Worship before, Jos. 7.6. 2 Chr. 5.6-14. Sym
bolical of God's presence. Num. 14.44. 2 Chr.
6.41. Psa. 132.8. Prophecy of its temporary
use, Jer. 3.16.
Historical Notices oe, and Miracles
connected WITH. Made by Bezaleel, Ex.
37.1. Jordan divided before it, Jos. 4.7.
The waUs of Jericho faU before it, Jos. 6.6-20.
Set up at ShUoh, its continuance there, Jos.
18.1. Jos. 19.51. Jos. 21.2. Jud. 20.18,26,27.
ISam. 1.3,24.
Taken to battle by Israel, and captured by
the PhUistines, 1 Sam. 4.3-22. Dagon falls be
fore it, 1 Sam. 6.1-4, The PhUistines plagued
on its account, ISam. 5.6-12. Retumed t^
Bethshemesh on a cart drawn by inUch kine,
ISam. 6.1-18.
The men of Bethshemesh smitten for looking
into, 1 Sam. 6.19-21. Brought to Abinadab's
house in Kirjath-jearim, remains there twenty
years, 1 Sam. 7.1,2. 2 Sam. 6.4. With Saul's
army, 1 Sam. 14.18.
Fetched from Kirjath-jearim by David, Uz-
zah strack dead for touching it, 2 Sam. 6.1-8.
1 Chr. 13.8-11. Taken mto the house of Obed-
edom, where it remains three months, 2 Sam,
6.9-11. IChr. 13.12-14.
Brought by David to Zion and placed in a
tent. 2Sam. 6.12-17. IChr. 6.31. IChr. 15.
1 Chr. 16.1. Placed in the Temple by Solomon,
IKin. 8.6-9. 2 Chr. 5.2-9. Restored by Josiah.
2 Chr. 35.3. Not named after the burning of
the Temple, 2 Kin. 25.9. 2 Chr. 86.19.
ARE or Noah, made by divine direction,
of gopher-wood, 300 cubits long, 50 broad, 30
high, Noah and his famUy saved in. Gen.
6.14-22. Gen. 7. Gen. 8. Mat. 24.38 Heb
11.7. 1 Pet. 8.20.

ARK
ARE of the Testament seen by John in
rtsion, Eev. 11.19.
AREITES, descended from Canaan, Gen.
10.17. IChr. 1.15.
ARM, Ulustrative, Ex, 6.6. Isa. 61.9.
ARMAGEDDON, signifying Mount of Ma-
geddon, mentioned only in Eev. 16.16. See
MEaiDDO. ARMENIA, or Ararat, a countiy E. of
Asia Minor, 2 Kin, 19.37 (marg.). Jer. 51.27.
Towns of, see Minni, Tooarmah.
ARMIES and War. Soldiers summoned
by trumpet, see Trumpet. Pimishment for
neglectingthesummons, Jud. 21.5,8-11. ISam,
11.7. Army numbered, Num, 26.2. 2 Sam.
18.1,2. IKin. 20.15. 2 Sam. 10.6. 2 Chr. 12.3.
2 Chr. 14.9. 1 Sam. 11.8. ISam. 13.2. ISam.
14.17. Order of March, Ex, 13.18 {marg.). 1 Chr. 12.
38. Joel 2.7,8. Divided into three companies,
Jud. 7.16. Jud. 9.43. 1 Sam. 11.11. 1 Sam.
13.17,18. 2 Sam. 18.2. Other divisions, 2 Sam.
10.8,9. Job 1.17. See Standards.
Inquiring of God before battle, Num. 27.21.
Jud. 1.1. 1 Sam. 23.2-12. Sacrifices offered,
1 Sam. 13.11,12. Purification after. Num. 31.
19-24. Army preceded by singers, 2 Chr. 20.
21,22. Ark taken to battle, Jos. 6.6,7. 1 Sam.
4.4. 2 Sam. 16.24. Gods of PhUistines taken
to battle, 1 Chr. 14.12,
Army commanded by the king, 1 Sam. 8.20.
1 Sam. 11.11. 2 Sam. 12.29,30. 2 Chr. 18.29.
See Captains. Battle-cries, signals, orations,
and songs, Ex. 32,17,18. Num. 10.35, Deu.
2L2. Jud. 7.18. ISam. 4.9. ISam. 17.20,62,
2 Sam. 10.12. 2 Sam. 20.1. 2 Chr. 20.2L
Triumphs, processions, music, songs, and
dances, Ex. 15.20,21. Num. 21.27-30. Jud. 6.
1 Sam. 18.6,7. 2 Chr. 20.27,28. See Mcsio—
Danoino. Rewards, Jos.I5.16. 1 Sam. 17.25.
1 Sam. 18.21-27. 2 Sam. 18.11. 1 Chr. 11.6.
Division of spoU, Num. 31.21-47. Deu. 20.14.
Jos. 8.2-27. Jud. 5.30. 1 Sam. 21.9. 1 Sam.
30.23-25. 2 Sam. 12.30. Gen. 14.11,12. Ex.
15.9. Zee. 14.1. ^ain, treatment of, 1 Sam.
17.54,57. 1 Sam. 31.8-10. 2 Sam. 4.8. 1 Kin,
11.15. Stones cast on land, 2 Kin. 3.25. Cities sown
with salt, Jud. 9.45. Single combat, 1 Sam.
17.4-10. Battle of picked men, 2 Sam. 2.14-16.
Divine aid promised to Israel, Lev. 26.7,8.
Jos. 1.6. 1 Kin. 20.13,28, 2 Chr. 20.15-17.
Miraculous interpositions, Ex. 14.19-81. Ex.
17.11. Jos. 6. Jos. 10.11-13. Jud. 7.22. ISam.
14.20. a.Kln. 3.22. 2 Kin. 19.35. 2 Chr. 20,22.
See Armouii-bearer, Horse,s, Cities,
Fort, Gabrihon, Captives, Hostages,
Vows, Ambush, Siege, Herald, Spies,
Ambassador, Wah, Soldiers, Standards.
ARMOUR-BEARER of Ahimelech, Jud.
9.64. Of Jonathan, 1 Sam. 14.6,7. Of Saul,
ISam. 16.21. ISam. 31.6. Of Goliath, 1 Sam.
17.7. Of Joab, 2 Sam. 18.16.
ARMOURY of David, Song4.4. Of Eeho
boam, 2 Chr. 11.12. Of Hezekiah, Isa. 39.2.
Ulustrative, Jer. 60.25.
ARMS and Armour. See Arrow, Bat
tle-axe, Battbrino-ram, Bow, Breast-
piate, Briqandinb, Buckler, Chariots
(War), Coat of Mail, Daooer, Dart,
ISnoine, Greaveu, Habbroeon, Harness,

ASA
Helmet, Javelin, Lanoe, Shteld, Sulfa,
Spear, Sword.
ARNON, a river east of Jordan, the boun
dary of Moab and the Amorites, Num. 21.
13,26 Num. 22.36. Deu. 2.24,36, Deu. 3.8,16.
Jos. 12.1. Eords of, Isa. 16.2.
AROER, an Amoritish town, possessed by
Reubenites, Deu. 2.36. Jos, 12.2. Jos. 13,9.
1 Chr. 5.8. Isa. 17.2. Jer. 48.19.
 , built by Gadites, Num. 32.34.
Jos. 13.25. Jud. 11.33. 2 Sam. 24.5.
 , in Judah, 1 Sam. 30.28.
ARFHAD, or Arpad, a Syrian city, con
quered by the Assyrians, 2 Kin. 18.34. 2 Kin.
19.13. Isa. 10.9. Isa. 36.19. Isa. 37.13. Jer.
49.23. See Arvadites.
ARROWS used in battle, 1 Sam. 20.20,36.
Job 41.28. Psa. 11.2. Isa. 5.28. Jer. 50.9.14.
Jer. 51.11. Eze. 39.3,9. Ahab kUled by, IKin.
22. 34 ; aud Jehoram, 2 Kin. 9. 24. Joash shoots
by Elisha's command, 2 Kin, 13.16. See
Archer — Bow, Employed in divination,
Eze. 21.21. Illustrative, Num. 24.8. Job 6.4.
Lam. 3.12,13. Eze. 5.16. Psa. 45.5. Jer. 9.8.
Psa. 127.4. 2 Sam. 22.15. Hab. 3.11.
ARTAXERXES I., or Ahasuerus, king
of Persia ; stops the buUding of the Temple,
Ezr. 4.6-24.
 II., king of Persia, aids Ezra
and the Jews, Ezr. 7. Aids Nehemiah and
the Jews, Neh. 2. Neh. 5.14.
ARTEMAS, a Christian disciple; Paul's
assistant. Tit. 3.12.
ARTILLERT (weapons), 1 Sam. 20.40.
ARTS and Manceactures. See Beatbn-
WORK, Br-\.ss, Bkbad, Bricks, Carpen
ter, Carving, Copper, Dial, Dress,
Dyeing, Embroidery, Engraving, Found
ing, Fuller, Gold, Houses, Ink,
Iron, Lead, Leather, Lime, Linen,
Mason, Music, Painting, Paper, Pabch-
ment. Pen, Pictures, Potter, Ropes,
Ships, Silk, Silver, Smith, Soap, Spin
ning, Tapestry, Tent, Weaving, Wine,
Writing. ARUMAH, or Rumah, a town near She'
chem, where Ahimelech dwelt, Jud. 9.41.
2 Kin. 23.36.
ARVADITES, descended from Canaan,
Gen. 10.18, IChr. 1.16. Mariners and soldiers
of, connected with Tyre, Eze. 27.8.11. See
Arphad. ASA, third king of Judah, son and successor
of Abijah, 1 Kin. 15.8-10. IChr. 3.10. 2 Chr.
14.1. Mat. 1.7. Removes idols and deposes
Queen Maaohah, 1 Kin, 15 11-14. 2 Chr. 14.2-5.
2 Chr. 15.8,16.
Azariah's prophecy causes him to repair the
Temple, and with the people make a covenant
with God, 2 Chr. 15, Early part of his reign
peaceful ; his forts and garrisons, 2 Chr. 14.6-8.
2 Chr. 15.19.
Invasion of the Ethiopians ; his prayer and
victory, 2 Chr. 14.9-15. 2 Chr. 16.8. Invasion
of Baasha, Asa subsidizes Benhadad who de
feats Baasha, 1 Kin. 15.16-22. 2 Chr. 16.1-6.
Jer. 41.9.
Imprisons the prophet Hanani for rebuking
him, and oppresses the people, 2 Chr. 16.7-10.
His sickness and trust in physicians, 1 Kin.
16.23. 2 Chr. 10.12. Death and burial, 1 Kin.

ASAHF.L
15.24. 2 Chr, 16.13,14. Prophecies respecting,
2 Chr. 15.1-7. 2 Chr. 16.7-9.
ASAHEL, brother of Joab, one of David's
captains, his fleetness, is slain by Abner,
2 Sam. 2.18-24,32, 2Sam.3.27. 2Sam. 23.24.
IChr. 2.16. IChr. 11.26.
ASAPH, a Levite, son of Barachias, 1 Chr.
6.39. One of the three leaders of sacred music
under David, IChr. 16.16-19. IChr. 16.6-7.
1 Chr. 25.1-9. 2 Chr. 6.12. 2 Chr. 35.15. Neh,
12.46. Played on cymbals, 1 Chr, 16.5.
A prophet, 2 Chr. 29.30, His name attached
to Psa. 60 Sl Psa. 73 to 83,
Sons of, choristers of the Temple, IChr.
25.1,2. 2Chr. 20.14. 2 Chr. 29,13. Ezr. 2.41.
Ezr. 3.10,11. Neh. 7.44. Neh. 11.17,22.
ASENATH, daughter of Potipherah and
wife of Joseph, Gen. 41.46. Gen. 46.20.
ASH, Isa. 44.14.
ASHDOD, or Azotus, one of the flve chief
cities of the Philistines, Jos. 13.3. 1 Sam. 6.17.
Anakims remained in, Jos. 11.22. Seat of
Dagon's temple in which the ark was placed ;
inhabitants of plagued, 1 Sam, 5. Dismantled
by Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.6.
Taken by Tartan, Isa. 20.1. Jews married
women from, Neh. 13.23. Language of, Neh.
13.24. Visited by PhUip, Act, 8.40. Prophe
cies of. See Philistines.
ASHER, son of Jacob and ZUpah, Gen.
30.13. Gen. 36.26. Ex. 1.4. IChr. 2.2. His
chUdren, Gen. 46.17. Blessed by Jacob, Gen.
49.20.  , Tribe op. Numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1,41, and in the plains of Moab, Num.
26.44-47. FamUies of. Num. 2644-47. 1 Chr.
7.30-40. Encamped north of the Tabemaele,
under the standard of Dan, Num. 2.25,27.
Blessing of Moses on, Deu. 33.24. Inherit
ance in Canaan, Jos. 19.24-31, Did not expel
the Canaanites, Jud. 1.31,32. Their shipping,
Jud. 5.17. Reproved for not aiding Barak,
Jud. 6.17. Assist Gideon against Midian,
Jud. 6.35. Jud, 7.23.
Join Ishbosheth, 2 Sam. 2.9. Number of
their soldiers in David's time, 1 Chr, 7,40.
1 Chr. 12,30. Keep Hezekiah's passover, 2 Chr.
30.11. See Israel, Tribes op, for what is
common to the tribes.
ASHES of burnt-offerings to be carried
without the camp. Lev. 4.12. Lev. 6.11.
Num. 19.9. Of the red heifer used for the
water of purification. Num. 19.9. Heb, 9,13.
.  AND Dust in mourning, put on the
head, Ac, Jos. 7.6. 2Sam. 13.19. IKin.
20.38. Est. 4.1. Job 2.12. Eev. 18.19. Sit
ing in. Est. 4.3. Job 2.8. Isa. 68.5. Jer. 6.26.
Dlustrative, Psa. 102.9. Isa. 61.3. Job 42.6.
Dan. 9.3.
ASHIMA, an idol of Hamath introduced
into Samaria, 2 Kin, 17,30.
ASHKENAZ, a son ot Gomer, Gen. 10.3.
A kingdom, Jer. 61.27, See Minni.
ASHPENAZ, the chief eunuch who had
the care of Daniel, Dan. 1.3-10.
ASHTAROTH, or Ashtahoth-Kaenaim,
a town of Bashan belonging to the Rephaim,
Gen. 14.5. Deu. 1.4. Jos. 9.10. Jos. 12.4.
Given to Manasseh, Jos. 13.31. A Levitical
city, 1 Chr, 6.71,
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ASSYRIA
ASHTAROTH, a goddess of the Sidonlans,
IKin. 11,33. Worshipped by the Israelites,
Jud. 2.13. Jud. 10.6. ISam. 7.3. ISam. 12.10.
jjy the Philistines, who put Saul's armour in
the temple of, 1 Sam. 31.10. By Solomon,
1 Kin. 11.6,33, High places of, removed by
Josiah, 2 Kin. 23.13.
ASIA MINOR, PROviNOEa of. See Bi
thynia, Cappadocia, Cilicia, Galatia,
Lyoaosia, Lyoia, Lydia, M:ysia, Pam-
PHYLiA, Pisidia, Phrygia, Pontus, with
their towns. See also other towns — Cnidus,
Philadelphia, Troas, Trogyllium. His
tory of churches in, wiU be found under each
name, ASKELON, one of the flve chief cities of
the PhUistines, a seaport. Jos. 18.3. 1 Sam.
6.17. 2 Sam. 1.20. Taken by Judah, Jud.
1,18. Samson slays thirty men at, Jud. 14.19.
Prophecies of, see Philistines.
ASNAFFER, an Assyrian prince ; sends
colonies to Samaria, Ezr. 4,10.
ASF, a poisonous serpent, Deu. 32.33. Job
20.14,16. Isa. 11.8. Rom. 3.13.
ASS, used for riding. Gen. 22.3. Num.
22.21, Jos. 15.18. 2 Sam. 16.2. Rulers rode
on, Jud. 5.10, Jud, 10.4, Jud. 12.14. Zee.
9.9, Used in chariots, Isa, 21,7. For carrying
burdens, Isa. 30.6. In agriculture, Isa. 30.24.
Isa. 32.20.
Management of. Pro. 26.3. Isa. 1.3. Luk.
13.16. Luk. 14.6. Great numbers of kept.
Gen. 12.16. Gen. 30.43. Gen. 47.17. 1 Chr. 27.
30. Ezr. 2.67. Job 42.12. Balaam's ass.
Num. 22.22-32. Samson's exploit with the
jaw-bone of, Jud. 16.16.
Saul's search for, ISam, 9.3. Christ rode
on, Mat. 21.2-5. Firstlings of to be redeemed,
Ex. 13.13. Not to be yoked with an ox, Deu.
22.10. To rest on Sabbath, Ex, 23.12. WUd,
Job 6.5. Job 24.5. Job 39.5. Psa. 104.11.
Isa. 32.14, Jer. 2,24. Jer. 14.6. Hos. 8.9.
 , a weight, 2 Kin. 6.25.
ASSHUR, a son of Shem, buUds Nineveh,
Ac, Gen. 10.11,12,22. IChr. 1.17, See As
syria. ASSOS, a town of Mysia, visited by Paul,
Act. 20.13,14.
ASSURANCE of understanding (assured
understaudmg), CoL 2.2. Of faith, Heb,
10.22. Of hope, Heb. 6.11, See Faith,
Exemplified, ASSYRIA, kingdom of, founded by Asshur
and Nimrod, Gen. 10.8-12. Mic. 5,6, Different
boundaries as extended by conquests. Gen.
2.14. Gen. 25.18. 2 Kin. 17.6. 2Kin. 19
12,13. Isa. 7.20. Isa. 20. Commerce of,
Eze. 27,23, King of, warned by Jonah,
Jonah 3.
Kings of, invade Israel, Judah, and Ashdod,
See PUL, TiGLATH-PILEZER, ShALMANEZER,
Sabgon, Sennacherib, Esabhaddon,
Cities and districts of. See Arphad, Ava,
Cabchemish, Calneh, Cuthah, Habob,
Halah, Kir, Nineveh (the capital), Eeho-
both, Eesen, Rezeph, SSpharad, Sephar
vaim, TiPHSAH,
Cities built by Nimrod— Babylon, Erech,
Accad, Cahieh, Gen. 10.9,10. By Asshur—
Nineveh, Calah, Eehoboth, and Eesen, Gen.
10.11.12.

ASTROLOOBBS
Idols of. See Adrammblech, Ajtammb-
leoh, Nisbooh, Tartak. Prophecies of.
Num. 24.22,24. 2 Kin. 19.21-34. Isa. 7.17-25.
[sa. 8.4-10. Isa. 10 6-34. Isa. 14. 24-27. Isa.
19.23-25. Isa. 20. Isa. 30.27-38. Isa. 31.8,9,
lea, 33.1-12. Isa. 37.21-36. Eze. 31. Jonah3.
1-4. Nah. c. 1 to 3. Zeph. 2,13-16. Zee, 10.11.
ASTROLOGERS, Isa, 47,13. Jer. 10.2.
Dau. 1.20. Dan, 2,27, Dan. 4,7. Dan. 6.7,
ASTRONOMY, See Moon— Stabs— Sun.
ASYNCRITUS, a Christian at Eome,
Rom. 16.14.
ATAD, THRBSHiNa-FLOOR OF, See Abel-
MizRAiai. ATHALIAH, daughter of Ahab, wife of
.Tehoram, king of Judah, and mother of Aha
ziah, 2 Kin. 8.26. 2 Chr. 21.6. 2 Chr. 22.2,10,
Her evU infiuence over her husband and son,
2 Kin. 8.18. 2 Chr. 21.6,13. 2 Chr. 22.3,4,
Murders all her grandchildren but Joash ;
usurps the throne, 2 Kin. 11.1-3. 2 Chr. 22.
10-12. Slain by order of Jehoiada, 2 Kin. 11.
12-16,20. 2 Chr. 23.12-16,21,
ATHENS, a city of Attica, in Greece. Paul
preaches at ; Dionysius, &c., converted. Act.
17.16-34. IThe. 3.1. Athenians' character ;
superstition. Act. 17.21-23. See Mabs Hill.
ATONEMENT (Heb. copRor, to cover) by
sacrifices, Ex. 29.36. Ex. 30.10. Lev. 1.4.
Lev. 4.20, &c. In money, Ex. 30.15,16. Num.
3.40-50. Num. 18.16. Translated reconcilia
tion. Lev. 6.30. Lev. 8.15. Eze. 45.15. Dan.
9.24. Different parts of the verb translated —
appease. Gen. 32.20. Be merciful, Deu. 21.8.
Purge, Psa. 79.9. Forgive, Psa. 78.38. Pacify,
Pro. 16.14. Disannol, Isa. 28.18. aeanse.
Num. 35.33.
(Greek, kataUage), atonement, Rom. 5.11.
Translated reconcUe and recondrntion, Rom.
5.10. Rom.lL16. ICor. 7.11. 2 Cor. 5.18,
19,20. See Christ's Death, Design of —
Pabdon through Christ.
 , Day Off, appointed on the 10th
day of 7th month. Lev. 23.27. A Sabbath of
rest. Lev. 16.29,31. Lev. 23.28-32. Num. 29.7.
Humiliation and confession of sin on. Lev.
16.21,29. Lev. 23.27-32. Sacrifices on ; scape
goat sent away on. Lev. 16.3-26. Num. 29.
7-11. Sacrifices for the high-priest. Lev. 16.3-14,24.
Heb. 6.3. For the congregation. Lev, 16,15-24,
30,33,34. Heb. 9.7. Atonement made on, for
the holy place, by sprinkling the blood of the
sin-offering on the mercy-seat, altar of incense,
and Tabernacle, Ex. 30.10. Lev. 16.15-20.
Heb. 9.19-22.
Incense offered on before the mercy-seat,
Lev, 16.12,13. High-priest entered the Holy
of Holies three times on, Lev. 16.12-17.
Heb. 9.7; wearing a special dress. Lev. 16.4.
JubUee year commenced on. Lev. 25.9.
ATTALIA, a city in Pamphylia, visited by
Paul, Act. 14.25.
AUGUSTUS, a Eoman emperor, in whose
reign Christ was bom, Luk. 2.1. Also a title
of the Roman emperors. Act. 26.21,25. (Nero
vras then emperor).
AUTUMN. See Habvebt.
AVA, or IvAH, a state conquered by Sen
nacherib ; colonists sent from to ,^mari& ;

BAAL-HAZOE
worship Nibhaz and Tartak, 2 Kin. 17.24
2 Kin. 18.34. 2 Kin. 19.13. See Ezra 4.9.
AVEN, or Lebanon, a plain in Syria, Jos.
11,17. Amos 1.5.
 , a town in Egypt, Eze. 30.17 ; same
as On, Gen. 41.45.
AVIM, a people inhabiting the south of
Palestine ; expeUed by the Philistines, Deu.
2.23. Jos, 13.3. See Gen. 36.36.
AVITES. See Ava
AWL, Ex. 21.6. Deu. 16.17.
AXE, of iron, Deu. 19.5. 1 Sam. 13.20,21.
2 Sam. 12.31. Psa. 74.6,7. Elisha causes an
axe-head to swim, 2 Km. 6.5,6. lUustrative
Jer. 46.22. Mat, 3.10. See Battle-axe.
AZARIAH, or Amabiah, high-priest in
Jehoshaphat's reign, 2 Chr. 19.11.
 , high-priest in Uzziah' s reign ¦
opposes the king burning incense, 2 Chr. 26.
17-20. 1 Chr. 6.10.
 , or Amabiah, high-priest in
Hezekiah's reign, 2 Chr. 31.10. 1 Chr. 6.11.
 , high-priest shortly before the
captivity, 1 Chr. 6.14. 1 Chr. 9.11.
 , king of Judah. See Uzziah.
 , son of Oded, a prophet who met
king Asa after a victory, and encouraged him
to reform Judah, and put down idolatry, 2 Chr.
16. AZEEAH, a city of Judah, Jos, 15.35. Five
kings slain near, Jos. 10.10,11. Goliath slain
near, 1 Sam. 17.1. Fortified by Eehoboam,
2 Chr. 11.9. Besieged by Nebuchadnezzar,
Jer, 34.7. Rebuilt after the captivity, Neh.
11.30. AZOTUS. See Asedod. B
BAAL, a Zidonian god, worshipped by the
I Israelites, Jud. 2.11-13, 1 Sam. 7.3,4. 2 Kin.
17.16. Jer. 2.8,23. Jer. 7.9. Jer. 9.14. Jer.
11.13,17. Jer. 12.16. Jer. 19.45. Jer. 23.13,27.
Jer. 32.29. Hos. 2.8,13,17. Hos. 13.1 Zeph.
1.4. Worshipped by Ahab, 1 Kin. 16,31-33,
llCin. 18.18. IKm. 19.18. 2 Kin. 3.2. By
Ahaziah, 2 Chr. 24,7 with 2 Chr. 22.2-4. By
Ahaz, 2 Chr. 28.2. By Manasseh, 2 Kin. 21.3.
2 Chr. 33.3.
Idols and altars of, destroyed by Gideon,
Jud. 6.26-32. By Jehu, 2 Kin. 10.18-28. By
Jehoiada, 2 Kin. 11.18. By Josiah, 2 Kin,
23.4,5. Prophets of, maintained by Jezebel, 1 Kin.
18.19. Slam by EUjah, IKin. 18.40. By
Jehu, 2 Kin. 10.18-26.
BAAIiAH. See Kirjath-jearim.
BAAL-BERITH, an idol worshipped by
the Shechemltes, Jud. 8,33. Jud. 9.4,46.
BAAL- GAD^ city in the valley of Lebanon,
under Mount Hermon, Jos. 11.17. Jos. 12.7.
Jos. 13.5. See Baal-hermon.
BAAL-HAMON, or Hammon, a town of
Asher, where Solomon had a vineyard, Jos.
19.28. Song 8.11.
BAAL-HAZOR, a plaee near Ephraim,
belonging to Absalom, where he murdered
Amnon, 2 Sam. 13.23. 31

BAAL-HEEMON
B AAL-HEEMON, a town near Mount Her
mon, Jud. 3.3. IChr. 6.23. Supposed to be
tlie same as Baal-gad,
BAALIS, king of the Ammonites, Instigates
Ishmael to slay Gedaliah, Jer. 40.14. Jer.
41.10. BAAL-MEON, or Beth-meon, a town in
Eeuben, Num. 32.38. Jos. 13.17. Afterwards
possessed by the Moabites, Jer. 48.23. Eze.
26.9. BAAL-PEOE, an idol of the Moabites and
Midianltes, worshipped by the IsraeUtes in
Shittim, Num. 26. Num. 31.1-16. Num. 22.41.
Deu. 4.3. Jos. 22.17. Psa. 106.28. Hos. 9.10.
BAAL-PEEAZIM (the plain of breaches),
a place in the valley of Eephaim, so named by
David on defeating the Philistines, 2 Sam. 5. 20.
1 Chr. 14.11. Called Moimt Perazlm, Isa.
28.21. BAAL-SHALISHA, a district or town m
Ephraim, ISam. 9.4. 2Kin. 4.42.
BAAL-TAMAE, a place near Gibeah,
where the other tribes defeated Benjamin,
Jud. 20.33.
BAAL-ZEBUB. Seo Beelzebub.
BAAL-2EPH0N, a town of Egypt by the
Eed Sea, Ex. 14.2. Num. 33.7.
BAANAH, a captain, murders Ishboseth,
is slain by David's order, 2 Sam. 4.2-12.
BAASHA, third king of Israel, slays Nadab
and aU his houae, and succeeds him, 1 Kin.
15.27-30. Invades Judah, is defeated by Asa's
ally Benhadad, 1 Kin. 15.16-22,32. 2 Chr. 16.1-6.
Jer. 41.9. His sins, prophecy against him, his
death, 1 Kin. 16.34. 1 Ban. 16.1-7. 1 Kin.
21.22. 2 Kin. 9.9.
BABEL (confusion), Tower of, in the land
of Shinar, buUding of stopped by the confu
sion of tongues. Gen. 11.1-9.
BABYLONIA, or Chaldea, caUed Baby
lon, Isa. 13.19. Merathaim, Jer. 50.21. She-
shak, Jer. 26.26. Land of Shinar, Dan. 1.2.
Chaldea, Job 1.17. Isa. 47.1 Eze. 12.13.
Division and boundaries, 2 Kin. 17.24. Isa.
23.12,13. Dan. 3.1. Act. 7.4.
Founded by Nimrod, G«n. 10.10. Tower of
Babel built in, Gen. 11.1-9. Amraphel, king
of, invades Canaan, Gen. 14.1,2. Berodach's
embassy to Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 30.12. Isa. 39.1.
Eelations of, with the Jews, see Nebuchai*-
NEZZAR, Evil Merodach, Belshazzar,
Merodaoh. Power of, Isa. 47.5. Jer. 5.15. Wealth of,
Jer. 51.13. Commerce of, Jos. 7.21. Isa. 43.14.
Eze. 17.4. Towns of, G«n. 10.10. See Baby
lon, Calneh, Tel-abib.
Plain of Dura, Dan. 2.1. Elvers of, see
Ahava, Euphrates, Chebar. Idols of, see
Bel, Merodaoh, Nebo, Shccoth-benoth.
BABYLON, THE City. Built by Nimrod,
Gen, 10.10. Enlarged by Nebuchadnezzar,
Dan. 4.30. Fortifications of, Isa. 45.1,2. Jer.
61.58. Splendour of, Isa. 14.4. A church at,
Peter writes from, 1 Pet. 6.13.
 , Prophecies op, Psa. 87.4. Psa.
137.8,9. Isa. 13. Isa. 14.4-26. Isa. 21.1-10.
Isa. 46.1,2. Isa. 47. Isa. 48.14,20. Jer. 21.4-10.
Jer. 25.12-14. Jer. 27.1-11. Jer.28.14. Jer.
82.28. Jer. 34.2,3. Jer. 42.11,12. Jer. 43.
Ter. 46.13-26. Jer. 49.28-30. Jer. 60. Jer. 51.
32

BACKSLIDING
I Eze. 21.19. Eze. 26. Eze. 29.17-20. Eze. 30.10.
Eze. 32.11. Dan. 2.21-88. Dan. 4.10-26. Dan,
5.25-29. Dan. 7. Hab. 1.5-11. Zee. 2.7-9.
BABYLON THE Great. Predictions
agamst. Rev. 14.8. Eev. 16.19. Rev. 17.
Eev. 18.
BACA (vaUey of weeping), lUustrative,
Psa. 84.6.
BACKBITING. See Speaking Evil.
BACKSLIDING and Apostaoy. Deu.
4.9. Keep thy soxU diUgently, lest thou forget
the things which thine eyes have seen, and lest
they depart from thy heart aU the days of thy
life. Deu. 8.11. Beware that thou forget not the
Lord thy God, in not keeping his command
ments, 12. Lest wJien thou hast eaten and
art full, 14. Then thine heart be lifted up,
and thou forget the Lord thy God.
Deu. 28.58. If thou wUt not observe to do
aU the words of this law that are written in
this book, that thou mayest fear this glorious
and fearful name, the Lord thy God; 59. Then
the Lord wiU make thy plagues wonderful, and
the plagues of thy seed, even great plagues,
and of long contmuance, and sore sidtnesses,
and of long continuance.
Deu. 28.63. And it shall come to pass, that
as the Lord rejoiced over you to do you good,
and to multiply you ; so the Lord wiU rejoice
over you to destroy you, and to bring you to
nought. V. 15-68. Lev. 26.14-39. Deu. 31.16-30.
IKin. 9.6-9.
Deu. 29.18. Lest there shotild be among you
man, or woman, or famUy, or tribe, whose
heart turneth away this day from the Lord our
God ; lest there should be among you a root
that beareth gaU and wormwood, v. 18-28.
Jos. 22.29. God forbid that we should rebel
against the Lord, and tum this day from fol
lowing the Lord. v. 22-29. Jos. 24.16.
Jos. 24.27. And Joshua said. Behold, this
stone shaU be a witness unto us ; for it hath
heard aU the words of the Lord which he spake
unto us : It shaU be therefore a witness unto
you, lest ye deny your God. v. 20-27.
IChr. 28.9. If thou forsake him, he will
cast thee off for ever.
2 Chr. 15.2. The Lord is with you, whUe ye
be with him ; and if ye seek him, he wiU be
found of you ; but il ye forsake him, he wiU
forsake you. Ezr. 8.22,
Job. 84. 26. He striketh them as wicked men
in the open sight of others ; 27. Because they
turned back from him, and would not consider
any of his ways.
Psa. 44.20. If we have forgotten the name
of our God, or stretched out our hands to a
strange god; 21. ShaU not God search thia
out 7 for he knoweth the secrets of the heart.
Psa. 73.27- For, lo, they that are far from
thee shaU perish: thou hast destroyed all them
that go a whoring from thee.
Psa, 85,8. But let them not tum again to
foUy. Psa. 125.5. As for sudi as turn aside unto
their crooked ways, the Lord shall lead them
forth with the workers of iniquity.
Pro. 2.17. Which forsaketh the guide of
her youth, and forgetteth the covenant of her
God. Pro. 14.14. The backsUder in heart shaU be
fiUed with his own ways.

BACKSLIDING
Esa. 1.28. They that forsake the Lord shall
be consumed.
Jer. 17.5. Cursed be the man whose heart
departeth from the Lord. 6. For he shall be
like the heath in the desert, and shaU not see
when good cometh ; but shaU inhabit the
parched places in the wUdemess, in a salt land
and not inhabited.
Jer. 17.13. OLord, the hope of Israel, aU
that forsake thee shall be ashamed, and they
that depart from me shaU be written in the
earth, because they have forsaken the Lord,
the fountain of Uving waters.
Eze. 18,24. "When the righteous turneth
away from his righteousness, and committeth
iniquity, and doeth according to aU the abo
minations that the wicked man doeth, shaU he
live ? All his righteousness that he hath done
shaU not be mentioned : in his trespass that
he hath trespassed, and in his sin that he hath
sinned, in them shaU he die. v. 26. Eze. 3. 20.
Eze. 33.18.
Mat. 6.13. If the salt have lost his savour,
wherewith shaU it be salted ? it is thenceforth
good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be
trodden under foot of men.
Mat. 10.33, Whosoever shall deny me before
men, him will I also deny before my Father
which is in heaven. Luk. 12.9.
Mat. 12,45. Then goeth he, and taketh with
himself seven other spirits more wicked than
himself, and they enter in and dweU there :
and the last state of that man is worse than
the first. Luk. 11.24^26.
Mat. 13.20. He that received the seed into
stony places, the same is he that heareth the
word, and anon with joy receiveth it ; 21. Yet
hath he not root in himself, but dureth for a
whUe: for when tribulation or persecution
ariseth because of the word, by and by he is
offended, 'y.6,6. Mar. 4.6,6,16,17. Luk. 8.6,13.
Mat. 24.10, Then shall many be offended,
and shall betray one another, and shaU hate
one another. ] 2. Because iniquity shaU
abound, the love of many shall wax cold.
Mat. 26.31. All ye shaU be offended because
of me this night : for it is written, I wiU smite
the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock shall
be scattered abroad.
Mar. 8.38. Whosoever therefore shaU be
ashamed of me, and of my words, in this
adulterous and sinful generation, of him also
shaU the Son of man be ashamed.
Luk. 9.62. No man, having put bis hand to
the plough, and loolang back, is fit for the
kingdom of God.
Luk. 17.32. Eemember Lof s wife,
Jno. 6.67. Then said Jesus onto the twelve,
WUl ye also go away ?
Jno, 15,6. If a man abide not in me, he is
cast forih. as a branch, and is withered ; and
men gather them, and cast them into the fire,
and they are burned.
Gal. 3.1. 0 foolish Galatians, who hath
bewitched you, that ye should not obey the
truth, before whose eyes Jesus Christ hath
been evidently set forth, crucified among you?
¦ Gal. 5.7. Ye did run weU ; who did hiiider
you that ye should not obey the truth ?
1 Tim. 1.19. Holding faith, and a good
conscience ; which some havmg put away
concerning faith have made shipwreck,
1 Q[:im. 5.15. Some are already turned aside
Hfter Satan. C

BACKSLIDING
1 Tim. 6.10. The love of money is the rooi
of aU evU : which whUe some coveted after,
they have erred from the faith, and pierced
themselves through with many sorrows. 20.
0 Timothy, keep that which is committed to
thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings,
and oppositions of science falsely so called:
21. Which some professing, have erred con
cerning the faith.
2 Tim. 1.8, Be not thou therefore ashamed
of the testimony of our Lord, nor of me his
prisoner, 2 Tim. 2.12. If we deny him he also wUl
deny us.
2 Tim. 4.10. Hath forsaken me, having
loved this present world.
Heb. 3.12. Take heed, brethren, lest there
be in any of you an evil heart of unbdief, in
departing from the Uving God.
Heb. 4.1. Let us therefore fear, lest, a
promise being left us of entering into his rest;
any of you should seem to come short of it.
11. Let us labour therefore to enter into that
rest, lest any man fall after the same example
of unbeUef .
Heb. 6.11. Ye are duU of hearing. 12. For
when for the time ye ought to be teachei-s, ye
have need that one teadi you again which be
the first principles of the oracles of Grod ; and
are become such as have need of milk, and
not of strong meat.
Heb. 6.4. It is impossible for those who
were once enlightened, and have tasted of the
heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the
Holy Ghost, 5. And have tasted the good
word of God, and the powers of the world to
come, 6. If they shaU faU away, to renew
them again imto repentance; seeing they
crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh,
and put him to an open shame. 7. For the
earth which drinketh in the rain that cometh
oft upon it, and bringeth forth herbs meet for
them by whom it is dressed, receiveth blessing
from God : 8. But that which beareth thorns
and briers is rejected, and is nigh unto cursing ;
whose end is to be bumed.
Heb. 10.26. If we sin wilfuUy after that we
have received the knowledge of the truth,
there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins,
27, But a certain fearful looking for of judg
ment and fiery indignation, whidi shall devom:
the adversaries. 28. He that despised Moses'
law died without mercy under two or three
witnesses : 29. Of how much sorer punish
ment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy,
who hath trodden under foot the Son of God,
and hath counted the blood of the covenant,
wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy thing,
and hath done despite unto the Spirit of
grace? Heb. 10.38. If aTiy mcwi draw back, my soul
shall have no pleasure in him. 39. But we are
not of them who draw back unto perdition.
2 Pet. 1.9. He that lacketh these things is
blind, and cannot see afar off, and hath for
gotten that he was purged from his old sins.
2 Pet. 2.1. Even denying the Lord that
bought them, and bring upon themselves swift
destruction. 2 Pet. 2.15. Which have forsaken the right
way, and are gone astray, foUowing the way of
Balaam the son of Bosor, who loved the wages
of unri^teousness ; 17. Those are weUs with
out water, clouds that are carried with a

BACKSLIDING
tempest ; to whom the mist of darkness is
reserved for ever.
2 Pet. 2.20. If after they have escaped the
poUutions of the world through the knowledge
of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they are
again entangled therein, and overcome, the
latter end is worse with them than the begin
ning. 21. For it had been better for them not
to have known the way of righteousness, than,
after they have known it, to tum from the
holy commandment deUvered unto them.
22. But it is happened unto them according to
the true proverb, The dog is turned to his own
vomit again ; and the sow that was washed to
her wallowing in the mire,
2 Pet, 3,17, Seeing ye know these things be
fore, beware lest ye also, being led away with
the error of the wicked, faU from your own
stedfastness. 1 Jno. 2.19. They went out from us, but
they were not of us ; for if they had been of
us, they would no doubt have contui ued with
us : but they went out, that they might be
made manifest that they were not aU of us.
2 Jno. 9. Whosoever transgresseth, and
abideth not in the doctrine of Qmst, hath not
God Jude 4. Certain men crept in imawares,
who were before of old ordained to this con
demnation, ungodly men, turning the grace of
our God into lasciviousness, and denying the
only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ.
5. I wUl therefore put you in remembrance,
though ye once knew this, how that the Lord,
having saved the people out of the land of
Egypt, afterward destroyed them that be
lieved not. 6. And the angels which kept not
their first estate, but left their own habitation,
he hath reserved in everlasting chains, under
darkness, unto the judgment of the great day.
Eev, 2.4. I have somewhat against thee,
because thou hast left thy first love.
Eev. 2. 21. I gave her space to repent of her
fornication ; and she repented not. 22. Be
hold, I wiU cast her into a bed, and them that
commit adultery with her into great tribtda-
tion, except they repent of their deeds,
23. And I wiU kiU her chUdren with death.
Eev. 3.2. Be watchful, and strengthen the
things which remain, that are ready to die :
for I have not found thy works perfect before
God, 3. Eemember therefore how then hast
received and heard, and hold fast, and repent.
If therefore thou shalt not watch, I wUl come
on thee as a thief, and thou shalt not know
what hour I wiU come upon thee.
Rev. 21.8. The fearful, and unbeUeving,
shaU have their part in the lake which burneth
with fire and brimstone : which is the second
death. BACKSLIDING, Examples and Punish
ment OF. Saul, 1 Sam. 15.11,26-28, 1 Sam,
28.17. David, 2 Sam. 12.14, Solomon, 1 Kin,
11.4r40. Neh, 13.26. Amon, 2 Kin. 21.22 23.
Eehoboam, 2 Chr. 12.1,2. Asa, 2 Chr. 16.7-9.
Jehoram, 2 Chr. 21,6-19. Ahaziah, 2 Chr. 22.7,
Joash, 2 Chr, 24.24. Amaziah, 2 Chr. 26.27.
The disciples, Mat. 26.66. Peter, Mat. 26.
69-75. Many disciples, Jno. 6.66. Hymeneus
and Alexander, 1 Tim. 1,19,20. PhygeUus
and Hermogenes, 2Tim, 1.15. Demas, 2 Tim.
4.10. Churches of Asia, 1 Tim. 6.16. Eev.
2,4,14,15,20. Eev. 3.2,3,15-18.
See Apostaoy of Last Days,
.14

BACKSLIDING
BACKSLIDING and Apostaoy of Israel,
Ex. 33.3. I wiU not go up in the midst of
thee ; for thou art a, stiffnecked people : lest I
consume thee in the way. Ex, 32.7,8. Deu.
9.12. Deu. 32.6. They have corrupted themselves,
their spot is not the spot of his chUdren : they
are a perverse and crooked generation. 6. Do
ye thus requite the Lord, O foolish people and
unwise ? is not he thy father that hath bought
thee 1 hath he not made thee, and estabUshed
thee ? 15. He forsook God whAch made him,
and Ughtiy esteemed the Eock of his salvation.
u. 18. Num. 14.43. Jud. 2.12. Jud, 10.12-14.
2 Chr. 24.20. Thus saith God, Why trans
gress ye the commandments of the Lord, that
ye cannot prosper ? because ye have forsaken
the Lord, he hath also forsaken you, 2 Kin.
18.1,12, 2 Chr. 13.11. 2 Chr, 27,2. 2 Chr.
29.6,8. Ezr, 9.10. Now, O our God, what shall we
say after this ? for we have forsaken thy com
mandments, 13. And after aU that is come
upon us for our evil deeds, and for our great
trespass, seeing that thou our God hast
punched us less than our iniquities deserve,
and hast given us such deliverance as this ;
14. Should we again break thy command
ments, and join in afl&nity with the people of
these abominations? wouldest not thou be
angry with us tiU thou hadst consumed us, so
that there should be no remnant nor escaping !
Neh. 9.26. Nevertheless they were diso
bedient, and rebeUed against thee, and cast
thy law behind their backs, and slew thy
prophets which testified against them to turn
them to thee, and they wrought gre.^t provo
cations. Psa. 78.10. TTiey kept not the covenant of
God, and refused to walk in hislaw ; 11. And
forgat his works, and his wonders that he had
shewed them.
Psa. 78. 56. They tempted and provoked the
most high God, and kept not his testimonies :
57. But turned back, and dealt imfaithfuUy
Uke their fathers : they were turned aside like
a deceitful bow.
Isa, 1.4, Ah sinful nation, a people laden
with iniquity, a seed of evUdoers, chUdren that
are corrupters : they have forsaken the Lord,
they have provoked the Holy One of Israel
unto anger, they are gone away backward.
Isa. 1.5. Why should ye be stridten any
more ? ye wiU revolt more and more : the
whole head is sick, and the whole heart faint.
6, From the sole of the foot even unto the
head there is no soundness in it ; hut wounds,
and bruises, and putrifying sores : they have
not been closed, neither bound up, neither
mollified with ointment. 7. Your coimtry is
desolate, your cities are burned with fire :
your land, strangers devour it in your presence,
and it is desolate, as overthrown by strangers.
Isa. 1.21. How is the faithful city become
an harlot ! it was full of judgment ; righteous
ness lodged in it ; but now murderers, 22,
Thy sUver has become dross, thy wine mixed
with water. Isa, 50,1.
Isa. 2.6, Thou hast forsaken thy people tho
house of Jacob, because they be replenished
from the east, and are soothsayers Uke the
PhiUstines, and they please themselves in the
chUdren of strangers.
Tsa. 5.24. As the flre devoureth the stubble

BACKSLIDING
and the flame consumeth the chaff, so their
root shaU be as rottenness, and their blossom
shall go up as dust : because they have cast
away the law of the Lord of hosts, and
despised the word of the Holy One of Israel.
V. 12-80.
Isa, 9,16. For the leaders of this people
cause them to err ; and they that are led of
them are destroyed, v. 13-21.
Isa. 17.10, Because thou hast forgotten the
God of thy salvation, and hast not been mind
ful of the rock of thy strength, therefore shalt
thou plant pleasant plants, and shalt set it
with strange sUps : 11. In the day shalt thou
make thy plant to grow, and in the morning
shalt thou make thy seed to flourish ; but the
harvest shall be a heap in the day of grief and
of desperate sorrow.
Isa. 24,5, The earth also is defiled under
the inhabitants thereof; because they have
transgressed the laws, changed the ordinance,
broken the everlasting covenant, 6. There
fore hath the curse devoured the earth, and
they that dweU therein are desolate: therefore
the inhabitants of the earth are bumed, and
few men left.
Isa, 30.9. That this is a rebeUioia people,
lying ciuldren, chUdren that wUl not hear the
law of the Lord. 15. For thus saith the Lord
God, the Holy One of Israel ; In returning and
rest shaU ye be saved ; in quietness and in
confidence shall be your strength: and ye
would not.
Isa. 43.22. But thou hast not caUed upon
me, O Jacob ; but thou hast been weary of me,
O Israel. 24. Thou hast bought me no sweet
cane with money, neither hast thou fUled me
with the fat of thy sacrifices : but thou hast
made me to serve with thy sins, thou hast
wearied me with thine iniquities.
Isa. 61.17. Awake, awake, stand up, 0
Jerusalem, which hast drunk at the hand of the
Lord the cup of his fury : thou hast drunken
the dregs of the cup of trembling, and wrung
them out. v. 18-20.
Isa. 66,2. I have spread out my hands all
the day unto a rebellious people, which walketh
in a way that was not good, after their own
thoughts ; 3. A people that provoketh me to
anger continuaUy to my face.
Jer, 2.5. What iniquity have your fathers
found in me, that they are gone far from me,
and have walked after vanity, and are become
vain? Jer. 2,11. Hath a nation changed their
gods, which are yet no gods? but my people
have changed their glory for that which doth
not profit. 12. Be astonished, O ye heavens,
at this, and be horribly afraid, be ye very
desolate, saith the Lord, 13. For my people
have committed two evUs ; they have forsaken
me the fountain of Uving waters, and hewed
them out cisterns, broken cisterns, that can
hold no water.
Jer. 2.17. Hast thou not procured this unto
thyself, in that thou hast forsaken the Lord
thy God, when he led thee by the way? 19.
TMne own wickedness shall correct thee, and
thy backsUdings shall rexwove thee : know
therefore and see that it is a.n evU thing and
bitter, that thou hast forsaken the Lord thy
God, and that my fear is not in thee, saith the
Lord God of hosts.
Jer. 2.21. Yet T had planted thee a noble

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vine, whoUy a right seed : how then art thou
turned into the degenerate plant of a strange
vine unto me? 27. They have tumed thei/r
back unto me, and not their face : but in the
time of their trouble they wUl say. Arise, and
save us,
Jer. 2. 31. Have I been a wUderness unto
Israel ? a land of darkness ? wherefore say my
people, We are lords ; we wUl come no more
tmto thee ? 32. Can a maid forget her oma
ments, or a bride her attire ? yet my people
have forgotten me days without number.
Jer. 3.21. They have perverted their way, and
they have forgotten the Lord their God. v. 1-11.
Jer. 5.19. When ye shaU say. Wherefore
doeth the Lord our God aU these tMngs unto
us? then shalt thou answer them. Like as ye
have forsaken me, and served strange gods in
your land, so shall ye serve strangers in a land
that is not your's, 23. But this people hath a
revolting and a rebeUious heart ; they are
revolted and gone. v. 1-31. Jer. 11.9-17.
' Jer. 6,30. Eeprobate silver shall men caU
them, because the Lord hatl; rejected them.
Eze. 22.18.
Jer. 7.12. Go ye now unto my place which
wa^ in Shiloh, where I set my name at the
first, and see what I did to it for the wickedness
of my people Israel, v. 13-34.
Jer. 8.6, Why &ien is this people of Jeru
salem sUddenback by a perpetual backsUding?
they hold fast deceit, they refuse to return,
14. The Lord our God hath put us to silence,
and given us water of gall to drink, because we
have sinned against the Lord. 15. We looked
for peace , but no good came ; and for a time
of health, and behold trouble ! v. 1-22.
Jer. 10.21, The pastors are become brutish,
and have not sought the Lord : therefore they
shall not prosper, and aU their fiocks shall be
scattered, v. 17-22.
Jer. 12.7. I have forsaken mine house, I
have left mine heritage ; I have given the
dearly beloved of my soul into the hand of
her enemies.
Jer. 13.24. Therefore wiU I scatterthem as
the stubble that passeth away by the wind of
the wUdemess. 25. This is thy lot, the portion
of thy measures from me, saith the Lord ;
because thou hast forgotten me, and trusted in
falsehood. Jer. 14.7. 0 Lord, though our iniquities
testify against us, do thou it for thy name's
sake : for our backsUdings are many ; we
have sinned against thee. 10, Thus have they
loved to wander, they have not refrained their
feet ; therefore the Lord doth not accept them :
he wUl now remember their iniquity, and visit
their sins.
Jer. 15.1. Though Moses and Samuel stood
before me, yet my mind could not be toward
this people : cast them out of my sight, and let
tiiem go forth, v. 2-14.
Jer, 18,13, Ask ye now among the heathen,
who hath heard such things : the virgin of
Israel hath done a very horrible thiog, 14,
Will a man leave the snow of Lebanon which
cometh from the rock of the field ? or shall the
cold flowing waters that come from another
place be forsaken? 15. Because my people
hath forgotten me, they have bumed incense
to vanity, and they have caused them to
stumble in their ways from the ancient paths,
to walk in paths, in a way not cast up. Jer. 19
35

BACKSLTDTNG
Jer. 32.31. This city hath been to me as
a provocation of mine anger and of my fury
from the day that they built it even unto this
day ; that I should remove it from before my
face. V. 30.
Jer. 50.6. My people hath been lost sheep :
their shepherds have caused them to go astray,
they have turned them away on the moun
tains : they have gone from mountain to hiU,
they have forgotten their resting-place.
Eze. 6.6, She hath changed my judgments
into wickedness more than the nations, and
my statutes more than the countries that are
round about her : for they have refused my
judgments and my statutes, thsy have not
walked in them, v. 1-17.
Eze. 11.21. As for them, whose heart
walketh after the heart of their detestable
things and their abominations, I wiU recom
pense their way upon their own heads, saith
the Lord God. v. 1-21. [See Parable of the
Vine, Eze. 15.]
Eze. 16.43. Because thou hast not remem
bered the days of thy youth, but hast fretted
me in aU these things; behold, therefore I
also wiU recompense thy way upon thine head,
saith the Lord God. [See Parables of an
Unfaithful Wife, Eze. 16. Eze. 23, Hos. 2.
Hos. 3,]
Hos. 1.6. I wUl no more have mercy upon
the house of Israel ; but I wiU utterly take
them away. 9. Ye are not my people, and I
wiU not be your God. v. 1-9.
Hos, 4,6. Because thou hast rejected know
ledge, I wiU also reject thee, that thoa shalt
be no priest to me : seeing thou hast forgotten
the law of thy God, I wUl also forget thy
chUdren. Hos. 4.10. They shaU eat, and not have
enough : they shaU commit whoredom, and
shaU not increase : because they have left off
to take heed to the Lord, v. 16.
Hos. 6.11. Ephraim is oppressed a7)-d broken
in judgment, because he wUlingly walked after
the commandment. 12. Therefore will 1 be
unto Ephraim as a moth, and to the house of
Judah as rottenness, v. 1-16.
Hos. 6.4. O Ephraim, what shaU I do unto
thee? O Judah, what shall I do unto thee?
for your goodness is as a morning cloud, and
as the early dew it goeth away. 7, They like
men have transgressed the covenant: there
have they dealt treacherously against me. v.
4.11. Hos. 8.14. Hos. 9.1-17. Hos. 13.16.
Hos. 11.2. As they caUed them, so they
went from them. 7. And my people are bent
to backsUding from me : though they caUed
them to the most High, none at all would exalt
him. Amos 2.4. For three transgressions of Judah,
and for four, I wUl not tum away tlie pwmsh-
mevt thereof ; because they have despised the
law of the Lord, and have not kept his com
mandments. Zeph. 1.6. Them that aretumed backfrom
the Lord ; and those that have not sought the
Lord, nor inquired for him.
Mai. 1.6. Ason honoureth his father, and
a servant his master : if then I &e a father,
where is mine honour ? and if I &e a master,
where is my fear? saith the Lord of hosts unto
you, O priests, that despise my name. And ye
say. Wherein nave we despised thy name ?
Mai. 3.7. Even from the days of your

HAPriRM
fathers ye are gone away from mine ordi
nances, and have not kept tliem. Eetum unto
me, and I wUl retum unto you, saith the Lord
of hosts. But ye said. Wherein shall we
return ?
See Idolatry, Lukewarmness, Decision
BADGEES' SKINS, shoes made of, Eze
16.10. See Tabernacle, coverings of.
BAG. See Purse.
BAHURIM, a town near Jeorusalem, 2 Sam.
3.16. Shimei curses David at, 2 Sam. 16.5.
David's two spies hid in a weU at, 2 Sam.
17.18. BAKER OF Pharaoh, imprisonment,
dream and execution of, Gen. 40.
BAKING. See Bread.
BALAAM, a soothsayer of Mesopotamia,
Deu. 23.4. Jos. 13,22, Sent for by Balak to
curse Israel, Num. 22. Jos. 24.9. Neh. 13,2.
Mic, 6.5. Eobuked by the ass, stopped by an
angel, Num, 22.22-35. 2 Pet. 2.16.
His sacrifices and prophecies, Num. 22.34-41.
Num. 23. Num. 24. His covetousness. Num.
22.21. 2 Pet, 2.15. Jude 11. Instigates Ba
lak to seduce Israel, Num. 31.16. Eev. 2.14,15.
Shiin by the IsraeUtes, Num, 31.8. Jos.13.22.
BALAK, king of Moab, sends messengers
to Balaam, that he might curse Israel, Num.
c. 22 to 24. Jos. 24.9. Mic. 6.5, Jud. 11.25
with Num. 24,9. Seduces the IsraeUtes, Num.
26, Rev, 2.14.
BALANCES, or Scales, Job 31.6. Isa.
40.12,15. Eequired to be just. Lev. 19.36.
Pro. 11.1, Pro. 16.11. Pro. 20.23. Eze.
45.10. Hos. 12,7, Amos 8.5. Mic. 6.11. See
Weights. BALDNESS, Lev. 13.40,41. As a sign of
mourning forbidden. Lev, 21,6. Deu. 14.1.
The usage referred to, Job 1.20. Isa. 3.24
Isa. 15.2. Isa, 22.12. Jer. 7.29. Jer. 16.6.
Jer. 47.5. Jer. 48.37, Eze. 7.18, Eze, 27.31.
Eze. 29.18. Amos 8.10. Mic. 1.16. EUsha
mocked for, 2 Kin. 2,23.
BALM, a fragrant balsam, GUead famous
for, Gen. 37. 25. Gen. 43. 11 . Jer. 8. 22, Jer.
46.11. Jer. 51.8. Eze. 27.17.
BANISHMENT, Ezr. 7.26. Examples of,
Absalom, 2 Sam. 14.1^,14,24. Jews, Act, 18.2.
John, Rev. 1.9.
BANNER. See Standard.
BANQUET. See Feast.
BAPTISM {Gr. baptisma, baptismos, bap-
tizo) generaUy translated baptism, as Mat. 3,7.
Translated wash. Mar. 7.4,8. Lulte 11.38.
Heb. 9.10.
Mat. 3. 6. Baptized of him in Jordan, con
fessing their sins 7. But when he saw many
of the Pharisees and Sadducees come to his
baptism, he said unto them, 0 generation of
vipers, who hath warned you to fiee from the
wrath to come? 8. Bring forth therefore
fruits meet for repentance.
Mat. 3.11. 1 indeed baptize you with water
unto repentance : but he that cometh after
me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not
worthy to bear : he shaU baptize you with the
Holy Ghost, and with fire.
Mat. 3.13. Then cometh Jesus from GalUee
to Jordan imto John, to be baptized of him,
14, But John forbade him, saying, I have need

BAPTISM
to be baptized of thee, and comest thou tome?
16. And Jesus answering, said unto him, Suf
fer it to be so now ; for thus it becometh us to
fulfil aU righteousness. Then he suffered him.
16. And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up
straightway out of the water : and, lo, the
heavens were opened unto him, and he saw
the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and
Ughting upon him. Mar. 1.8-10, Luke 3.7,8.
Jno. 10.40.
Mat. 20.22, Are ye able to drink of the cup
that I shall drink of, and to be baptized with
the baptism that I am baptized with ? Hiey
say unto him, We are able, 23. And he saith
unto them. Ye shaU drink indeed of my cup,
and be baptized with the baptism that I am
baptized with. Mar. 10.38,
Mat. 21.25. The baptism of John, whence
was it ? from heaven, or of men ? Mar. 11,30,
Luk. 20.4.
Mat. 28.19. Go ye therefore, and teach aU
nations, baptizing them in the name of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.
Mar, 1,4. John did baptize in the wUder
ness, and preach the baptism of repentance for
the remission of sins. 5. And there went out
unto him all the land of Judea, and they of
Jerusalem, and were all baptized of him in the
river of Jordan^onfessing their sins.
Mar. 16,16. He that beUeveth, and is bap
tized, shall be saved.
Luk. 3,12. Then came also pubUcans to be
baptized, and said unto him. Master, what
shall we do? 21, When aU the people were
baptized, it came to pass, that Jesus also
being baptized, and praying, the heaven was
opened. Luk, 7.29. AU the people that heard him,
and the pubUcans, justified God, being bap
tized with the baptism of John. 30, But the
Pharisees and lawyers rejected the counsel of
God against themselves, being not baptized of
him, Luk. 12.50. I have a baptism to be baptized
with ; and how am I straitened tiU it be ac
complished I
Jno. 1.26. Why baptizest thou then, if thou
be not that Christ, nor EUas, neither that
prophet ? 26. John answered them, saying, I
baptize with water : but there standeth one
Mnong you, whom ye know not.
Jno. 1.28. In Bethabara, beyond Jordan,
where John was baptizing.
Jno. 1.31. X knew birn not: but that he
should be made manifest to Israel, therefore
am I come baptizing with water. 33. I knew
him not : but he that sent me to baptize with
water, the same said unto me. Upon whom
thou shalt see the Spirit descending, and re
maining on him, the same is he which bap-
tizeth with the Holy Ghost.
Jno. 3.22. There he tarried with them, and
baptized. 23. And John also was baptizing
in .^^on, near to Salem, because there was
much water there ; and they came, and were
baptized. Jno. 3,26, They came unto John, and said
unto him, Eahbl, he that was with.thee beyond
Jordan, to whom thou bearest witness, behold,
the same baptizeth, and aU m^en come to him.
Jno. 4.1. The Pharisees had heard that
Jesus made and baptized more disciples than
John. 2. Jesus himself baptized not, but his
disciples.

BAPl'lSM
Act. 1.6. John truly baptized with water ,
but ye shaU be baptized with the Holy Ghost
not many days hence. 22, Beginning from the
baptism of John, unto that same day that he
was taken up from us, must one be ordained
to be a witness with us.
Act. 2.38, Peter said unto them. Repent,
and be baptized every one of you in the name
of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and
ye shaU receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.
41. Then they that gladly received his word
were baptized : and the same day there were
added unto them about three lliousand souls.
Act. 8.12, When they beUeved PhUip
preaching the things concerning the kingdom
of God, and the name of Jesus Christ, they
were baptized, both men and women. 13. Then
Simon himself believed also : and when he was
baptized, he continued with PhiUp.
Act. 8.16. Prayed for them, that they
might receive the Holy Ghost. 16. (For as
yet he was fallen upon none of them : only
they were baptized in the name of the Lord
Jesus.) Act. 8.36. They came unto a certain water:
and the eunuch said. See, here is water ; what
doth hinder me to be baptized? 37. PhiUp
said. If thou beUevest with all thine heart,
thou mayest. And he answered and said, 1
beUeve that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
33. And he commanded the chariot to stand
still : and they went down both into the water,
both PhUip and the eunuch ; and he baptized
him. Act. 9.18. He received sight forthwith, and
arose, and was baptized.
Act. 10.37. That word, I say, ye know,
which was published throughout aU Judea,
and began from GalUee, after the baptism
which John preached.
Act. 10.47, Can any man forbid water, that
these should not be baptized, which have re
ceived the Holy Ghost as weU as we ? 48. And
he commanded them to be baptized in the
name of the Lord,
Act. 11,16. Then remembered I the word of
the Lord, how that he said, John indeed bap
tized with water ; but ye shall be baptized
with the Holy Ghost,
Act. 16.14. Whose heart the Lord opened,
that she attended unto the things which were
spoken of Paul, 16. And when she was bap
tized, and her household, she besought us,
saying. If ye have judged me to be faithful to
the Lord, come into my house.
Act. 16.33. He took them the same hour of
the night, and washed their stripes ; and was
baptized, he and aU his, straightway.
Act, 18.8. Many of the Corinthians hearing
beUeved, and were baptized. 25. This man
was instmcted in the way of the Lord ; and,
being fervent In the spirit, he spake and taught
diligently the things of the Lord, knowing
only the baptism of John.
Act. 19.2. He said unto them, Have ye re
ceived the Holy Ghost since ye beUeved ? And
they said unto him. We have not so much as
heard whether there be any Holy Ghost.
3. And he said unto them, Unto what then
were ye baptized? And they said, Unto John's
baptism. 4. John verUy baptized with the
baptism of repentance, saying unto the peo
ple, that they should beUeve on him which
should come after him, that is, on Chrisl

BAR
Jesus. 6. When they heard this, they were
baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.
6. And when Paul had laid his hands upon
them, the Holy Ghost came on them.
Act. 22.16. Now, why tarriest thou? arise,
and be baptized, and wash away thy sins,
calUng on the name of the Lord.
Rom. 6. 3. So many of us as were baptized
into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death ?
4. Therefore we are buried with him by bap
tism into death : that like as Christ was raised
up from the dead by the glory of the Father,
even so we also should walk in newness of
Ufe. 1 Cor. 1.13. Were ye baptized in the name
of Paul? 14. I thank God that I baptized
none of you, but Crispus and Gaius ; 16. Lest
any should say that I baptized in mine own
name. 16. And I baptized also the house
hold of Stephanas : besides, I know not whether
I baptized any other. 17. For Christ sent me
not to baptize, but to preach the gospel.
1 Cor. 10.2. Were aU baptized imto Moses in
the cloud and in the sea.
ICor. 12.13. By one Spirit are we all bap
tized into one body, whether we be Jews or
GentUes, whether we he bond or free; and
have been all made to drink into one Spirit.
ICor. 15.29. What shaU they do which are
baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not at
all ? why are they then baptized for the dead ?
Gal, 3.27. As many of you as have been
baptized into Christ have put on Christ.
Eph. 4.6. One Lord, one faith, one baptism.
Col, 2.12. Buried with him in baptism,
wherein also ye are risen with him through
the faith of the operation of God, who hath
raised him from the dead.
1 Pet. 3.18. Christ also hath onee suffered
for sins, the just for the imjust, that he might
bring us to God, being put to death in the
fiesh, but quickened by the Spirit : 21. The
like figure whereunto even baptism doth also
now save us (not the putting away of the filth
of the flesh, but the answer of a good con
science toward God}, by the resurrection of
Jesus Christ,
BAR AND Bolt, 2 Sam. 13.17,13, Brazen,
1 Kin. 4.13. Iron, Isa. 45.2. Wood, Nah, 3.13.
BARABBAS, a murderer released by PUate,
Mat. 27.16-26. Mar. 15.7-15. Luk. 23.18-25.
Jno. 18.40. Act. 3.14.
BAEAK, a judge of Israel ; with Deborah
deUvers Israel from Jabin and SLsera, Jud. 4,
Heb. 11.32. Song of victory, Jud. 5.
BARBARIAN {signifies stranger or fo
reigner). Act. 28.2-4. Eom. 1.14. ICor. 14,11.
Col. 3.11.
BAEBER, Eze.5.1.
BAELEY in Egypt, Ex, 9.31. In Palestine,
Deu, 8.8. 1 Chr. 11.13. Jer. 41.8, Given to
horses, 1 Kin, 4.28. Meal of, used in offerings.
Num. 5.15. Eze. 45.15. An article of barter,
2 Chr. 2.10. Hos, 3.2 ; and of tribute, 2 Chr.
27.5, Value of, Lev, 27.16, 2 Kin. 7.1, Eev.
6.6. Joab's field of, burnt by Absalom, 2 Sam.
14.30. See Bread— Harvest.
BARN, Garner or Granary, 2 Kin. 6,27,
Job 39.12. Joel 1.17. Luk. 12.18,24. lUus
trative, Mat, 3.12. Mat. 13,30. See Trea
suries-

BATHSHEBA
BARNABAS, or Joses, called a prophet
and teacher. Act, 13,1, An apostle, Act. 14.14.
A Levite from Cyprus ; sails his land for the
benefit of the church, Act. 4,36,37. Brings
Paul to the apostles, Act. 9.27. Is sent by the
chiirch to Antiodi, Act. 11.22.
Brings Paul to Antioch, Act. 11.25,26. Is
sent to Jerusalem with Paul, Act. 11.30.
Eetums to Antioch, Act. 12.25. Is sent to
Seleucia, Act. 13. Preaches at Iconium ; per
secuted, Act. 14.1-7. Is caUed Jupiter at
Lystra : departs to Derbe, Act. 14.12-28.
His dispute at Antioch about circumcision ;
sent to Jerusalem ; returns with the letter of
the apostles. Act. 16.1-35, Gal. 2.1-9. Separates
from the GentUes at Antioch, Gal, 2,13. His
dispute and separation from Paul, Act. 15,36,
37. EeconciUation, 1 Cor. 9.6. His character.
Act. 11,24. Act, 16,26. 1 Cor. 9.6.
BARREL of meal, miracle, 1 Kin. 17.12-14.
BARSABAS. See Justus.
BARTER, Gen. 47,17, IKin. 6,8,11. 2 Chr.
2,10, Job 28.17. Hos, 3.2.
BARTHOLOMEW (Nathaniel ?),anapostle.
Mat. 10.3. Mar, 3.18, Luk. 6.14. Act. 1.13.
BARTIMEUS of Jericho, a beggar cured
of bUndness by Christ, Mar. 10,46, Luk. 18.35.
Mat. 20,29,
BAEUCH, a scribe ; writes Jeremiah's
prophecy, and reads it pubUcly, Jer, 36.
Receives Jeremiah's deed of piu-chase, Jer. 32.
12-16. Accompanies him to Egypt, Jer, 43.
6-8, Prophecy regarding, Jer. 45,
BARZILLAI, his kindness to David, 2 Sam,
17,27-29, 2 Sam. 19.31,32. David's gratitude
to him, 2 Sam. 19.33-40. 1 Kin. 2,7.
BASHAN, a kingdom of the Rephaim and
Amorites, east of Jordan and north of Amon,
Gen, 14.5 with Jos. 13.12, Deu. 4.47. Og,
king of, defeated by Israel, and his country
taken. See Oa. Given to Gad, Eeuben, and
Manasseh, Num. 32.33. Deu. 3.10-14, Jos.
12.4-6. Jos. 13.29-31, Jos, 17.1-
Hazael invades and takes certain towns of,
2 Km, 10.32,33. Eecovered by Jehoash, 2Kin.
13.25. Fruitfulness of, Isa. 33,9. Jer. 60.19,
Nah. 1,4. Oaks of, famous, Isa. 2.13. Eze.
27.6. Zee. 11.2.
Cattle and flocks of, Deu, 32,14. Psa. 22,12,
Eze, 39,18. Amos 4,1. Mic. 7.14. Towns of,
conquered by Jair, and called Bashan Havoth-
jair. See Argoe, Ashtaroth, Edrei, Jair.
HiU of, Psa. 68.15,22. Jer. 22.20.
BASKET, Gen. 40.16,17. Lev. 8.31. Deu.
28.5. Amos 8.1. Act. 9.26.
BASONS. See Bowir— Layer.
BAT, Lev. 11,19, Deu, 14,18, Isa. 2,20,
BATH, a measure containing nine gaUons,
equal to an ephah, or the tenth part of a
homer, Eze, 45.11,14, 1 Kin. 7,26,38. 2 Chr.
2.10. 2 Chr. 4.5. Ezr. 7,22. Translated,
measure, Luk. 16.6.
BATHING. See Ablution— Pusifioa-
, TION. BATHSHEBA, or Bathshua {grand
daughter of Ahitophel), wife of Uriah ; seduced
by David, 2 Sam. 11.2-6. Psa. 51, title. Moums
for Uriah's death, and becomes David's wife ;

BATTERTNG-RAM
ner child's death, 2 Sam. 11.26,27. 2 Sam.
12.14-18. Mother of Solomon, &c., 2 Sam.
12.24. 2 Sam. 5,14. IChr, 3.5. Acquaints
David with Adonijah's usurpation, 1 Kin.
1,11-31, Intercedes with Solomon for Ado
nijah, 1 Kin. 2.13-21.
BATTERING-RAM, 2 Sam. 20,15. Eze. 4. 2.
Eze. 21.22.
BATTLE. See Akmies— Win.
BATTLE-AXE, Eze. 26.9. Illustrative,
Jer. 51.20.
BATTLEMENTS of houses, Deu. 22.8.
Of walls, Jer. 6,10,
BAY-TREE, an evergreen, Psa. 37.36.
BDELLIUM, a precious stone, or perhaps
a gum, Gen. 2.12. Num. 11.7.
BEACON, Isa. 30.17. Of fire, Jer, 6.1. See
STAJSDAItD. BEAN, 2 Bam. 17.28. Eze. 4.9.
BEAR, its fierceness, 2 Sam. 17.8. Pro. 17.12.
Pro. 28.16. Isa. 11.7. Isa. 69.11. Lam. 3.10.
Hos. 13.8. Amos 5.19. One slain by David,
1 Sam. 17.34-37. Two tear forty-two children
in Bethel, 2 Kin, 2,24, Symbolical, Dan. 7.6.
Rev. 13.2.
BEARD wom long by the Jews, 1 Sam.
21.13. 2 Sam. 20.9. Psa. 133.2. Eze. 6.1.
Disgrace of having it shaven, 2 Sam. 10.4,5.
Shaved by th,e Egyptians, Gen. 41.14. Marring
of, forbidden in mourning. Lev. 19. 27. Lev.
21.6. Allowed to grow untrimmed in mourn
ing, 2 Sam. 19.24. Also plucked off, Ezr. 9.3.
And cut off, Isa. 7.20. Isa. 15.2. Jer. 41.5.
Jer. 48.37. Shaved in leprosy. Lev. 13.29-33.
Lev. 14,9. See Baldness — ^Bakbek.
BEASTS, creation of. Gen. 1.24,26. Gen.
2.19. Psa. 50.10,11. Jer. 27.5. God's care of.
Gen. 1.30. Gen. 9.10. Psa. 36.6. Psa. 104.11.
Nature, habits, and abodes of. Job 12.7,8.
Job 37.8. Job 40.20. Psa. 49.12. Psa. 73.22.
Psa. 104.20-25. Ecc. 3.18-21. Isa. 13.21,22.
Isa. 34.14. Jer, 50.39. Mar. 1.13. Jas. 3.7.
Named by Adam, Gen. 2.20. Solomon's
knowledge of, 1 Kin. 4.33. dean, offered in
sacrifice. Gen, 4.4. Gen. 7.2-8. Gen, 8.20
(see OFrERiNOs) ; and given to man for food
after the flood. Gen, 9.2-4. Lev. 11. Unclean,
Lev. 7.21. Lev. 11. Lev. 20.25. Deu. 14.3-19.
Act. 10.14.
Sent in judgment, Lev. 26.22. Den. 28.26.
Eze. 6. 17. Eze. 14.16. Eze. 32.4. Rev. 6.8.
Preserved in the ark. Gen. 7.14. Gen. 8.19.
Suffered in the plagues, Ex. 8.17. Ex. 9.9,19.
Ex. 11.5. Forced to fast, Jonah 3.7. Paul
fought with, 1 Cor. 15.32.
Symbolical, Isa. 30.6, Dan. 7.11,17,19. Dan.
8.4. Act. 10.12, Rev. 11.7. Rev. 13. Rev.
14.9,11. Eev. 15.2. Rev.l6. 2,10-13. Rev.
17. Rev. 19.19,20. Rev. 20.4,10. Symbolical
(living creatures), Eev. 4.6-9. Rev. 5.6-14.
Rev. 6.1-7. Rev. 7.11. Eev. 143. Rev. 15.7.
Rev. 19.4. Man's dominion over. — See Man.
Krstlings of.— See FmsT-BOKK.
See AifTELOPB, Ape, Ass, Badgek, Bat,
Beau, Behemoth, Boar, Bull, Camel,
Cattle, Chamois, Coney, Cow, Deer,
Doo, Elephaht, Ferret, Fox, Goat, Grey
hound, Hare, Heifer, Horse, Leopard,
Lion, Mole, Mouse, Pygabo, Ram, Satyr,
Sheep, Swine, Unicorn, "Weasel, whale.
Wolf.

BEOaL
BEATEN-WORK (not cast but wrought),
of metals, Ex. 25.18,
BED, or CouoH, Gen. 47.31. Gen. 49.4.
Ex. 8.3. 1 Sam. 19.13-15. Pro. 7.16,17. Song
1.16. Isa. 28.20. Eze. 23.41. Amos 3.ia
Mat. 9.6. Mar. 4.21. Luk. 6.19. Act. 5.15.
Of Iron, Deu. 3.11. Of wood. Song 3.7-9. Of
Ivory, Amos 6.4. Of gold and silver. Est. 1.6.
Of the king guarded. Song 3.7. Used by
day, 2 Sam. 4.6. 2 Sam. 11.2. At meals,
1 Sam. 28.23-25. Est. 7.8. Amos 6.4-6. Luk.
7.36-38. Jno. 13.28. lUustrative, Job 17.13.
Psa. 139.8. Isa. 67.2. Song 6.2. See Pillow.
BEE, Deu. 1.44. Jud. 14.8. Psa. 118.12.
Isa. 7.18.
BEEL-ZEBTIB, the prince of demons. Mat.
10,25. Mat. 12,24,27. Mar. 3.22. Luk. 11.
15,18,19, Baal-zebub, an idol-god of the
Philistines at Ekron ; Ahaziah sends to
inquire of, 2 Kin. 1.2.
BEER (a well), an encampment of Israel
in Moab, where a well was dug. Num. 21.16-18.
 , a town in Judah to which Jotham
fled, Jud. 9.21.
BEER-LAHAI-ROI, a well near which the
angel of the Lord found Hagar, Gen. 16.7,14,
Isaac dwelt near. Gen. 24.62. Gen. 25.11.
BEEROTH, a town of the Gibeonites, Jos.
9.17. Given to JBenjamin, Jos. 18.25. 2 Sam.
4,2. Ezr. 2.25.
BEERSHEBA, a city on the south frontiei
of Palestine, Jud, 20.1. 2 Chr. 19.4. 2 Chr.
30.5. Name given to it by Abraham, who
plants a grove and dwells at, Gen. 21.31-33.
Gen. 22.19. Isaac dwells at. Gen. 26.23. Ja
cob quits for Haran, Gen. 28.10. And offers
sacrifices at, on his way to Egypt, Gen. 46.1,
Given to Judah, Jos. 15.28. 2 Sam. 24.7.
Transiorred to Simeon, Jos. 19. 2. 1 Chr. 4. 28.
Samuel's sons are judges at, 1 Sam. 8.2.
Idolatrous worshap at, Amos 6.6. Amos 8.14.
Jews retum to, from captivity, Neh. 11.27,30.
.  , Well of, dug by Abraham
and Isaac ; their covenants with the Philis
tines concerning. Gen, 21.25-32. Gen. 26.
Wilderness of. An ;

appears to Hagar in, Gen. 21.14-19 ; and to
Mijah, 1 Kin. 19.3-7.
BEETLE, an Insect, supposed to be a kind
of locust. Lev. 11.22.
BEEVES, plural of beef, but signifying
cattle. Lev. 22.19,21.
BEGGARS AND BEaama, 1 Sam. 2.8.
Psa, 37,25. Psa. 109.10. Pro, 20.4. Luk. 16.3.
Bartimeus, Mar. 10.46. Lazarus, Luk. 16.20-22.
The blind man, Jno, 9.8. The lame man. Act.
3.2-6. See Poor.
BEHEADING (a Roman punishment) of
John, Mat. 14.10. Of James, Act. 12.2. Of
the martyrs. Rev. 20.4.
BEHEMOTH (the great beast). Job 40.
15-24. BEEAH, half a shekel, about Is. IJd. Ex.
38.20. BEL, a Babylonian idol, Isa. 46.1. Jer. 60.2.
Jer. 51.44.
BELIAL signifies wickedness, son of Belial,
a wicked or worthless person, Deu. 13.13.

BELIEVER
1 Sam. I.IC. 1 Sam. 2.12. A name of Satan, I
2 Cor. 6.15.
BELIEVER, a New Testament name of
saints. Act. 5.14. 1 Tim. 4.12, &c. See Saints
— Church.BELIEVING. See Faith.
BELLOWS, used m smelting, Jer. 6.29.
BELLS (of gold) attached to the high-priest s
robe, Ex: 28.33-35. Ex. 39. 26-26. To horses.
Zee. 14.20.
BELLY, equivalent to the modem figurative
use of the word heart. Job 15.2,35, Job 20.20.
Psa, 44.25. Pro. 18.8,20. Pro. 20.27,30. Hab.
3.16. Jno. 7.38. Tit. 1.12.
BELSHAZZAR, king of Babylon, son or
grandson of Nebuchadnezzar, feast of ; the
handwriting on the wall interpreted to, by
Daniel ; sl^ by Darius, Dan. 5.5-31.
BENAIAH, one of David's captaias, 2 Sam.
8.18. His exploits, 2 Sam. 23.20-23. 1 Chr.
11.22-24. Slays Adonijah, and Joab, and
Shimei by Solomon's command; made captain
of the host, 1 Kin. 2.30-35,46. 1 Kin. 4.4.
BENCH of ivory, Eze. 27.6. See Throne—
Bed. BENEDICTION by Melchizedec, Heb, 7,
1-7, By Isaac, Gen. 27.23-29. Gen. 28.1-4.
By Jacob, Gen. 47.7-10. Gen. 48.16-22. Gen.
49. By Moses, Num. 10.36. Deu. 33. By
Aaron, Lev. 9.22,23. Num. 6.23-27. By Ba
laam, Num. c. 23 & 24. Jos. 24.10. By Joshua,
Jos. 14.13. Jos. 22. 6,7. By Eh, ISam. 2.20.
ByDavid, 2 Sam. 6.18,20. 2Sam,13.25. 2Sam.
19.39. By Solomon, IKin. 8.14,55. 2 Chr.
6.3. BySimeon, Luk. 2.34. By travellers, Psa.
129.8. The priests and Levites appointed to
bless the people, Deu. 10,8. Deu. 21.5.
 , Forms of. Num. 6.23. On this
wise ye shall bless the children of Israel,
saying unto them, 24. The Lord bless thee,
and keep thee : 25. The Lord make his face
shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee :
26. The Lord lift up his countenance upon
thee, and give thee peace.
Num. 10.35. When the ark set forward,
that Moses said. Rise up. Lord, and let thine
enemies be scattered ; and let them that hate
thee flee before thee. 36. And when it rested,
he said, Retum, O Lord, unto the many
thousands of Israel. See Salutations —
Prayer, intercessory.
BENEVOLENCE. See Liberality— Love
—Poor, kindness to.
BENHADAD I,, king of Damascus, al
liance with Asa against Baasha, IKin. 15 18-20,
 II., son of Benhadad I., besieges
Samaria in Ahab's reign and is defeated,
1 Kin. 20. Is attacked by Ahab and Jehosha
phat at Ramoth Gilead, Ahab slain, 1 Kin, 22.
Sends Namaan to be cured by Elisha, 2 Kin. 5,
Invades Israel in Jehoram's reign, his army
struck blind, 2 Kin. 6.8-23. Besieges Samaria,
his army miraculously put to flfight, 2 Kin.
6.24-29. 2 Kin. 7. Sends Hazael to inquire of
Elisha, 2 Kin. 8.7-14, Murdered by Hazael,
2 Kin. 8.16.
 III., son of Hazael, conquered
by Jehoash, 2 Kin. 13.24,26, By Jeroboam II,
2 Kin. 14.25-28.
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BKTH-AVEN
BENJAMIN, youngest son of Jacob and
Rachel, Gen. 35.18,24. Gen, 46.19. Jacob's
love for. Gen. 42.4,36,38. Gen. 43.6,14, Gen.
44.20-34. Joseph's treatment of, in Egypt, Gen.
43.16-34. Gen. 44. Gen. 45.14,22, Blessed by
Jacob, Gen. 49.27. His sons. Gen. 4S. 21,
 , Tribe of. Numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1.37. And in the plains of Moab,
Num. 26.41. Families of, Num, 26.38-40.
1 Chr. 7.6-12. 1 Chr. 8. Marched and en
camped under the standard of Ephraim west
of the Tahemacle, Num. 2.18,22. Blessing of
Moses on, Deu. 33.12.
Inheritance in Canaan, Jos. 18.11-28. Did
not expel the Jebusites, Jud. 1.21. Assisted
Deborah, Jud. 5.14. Invaded by Ammonites,
Jud. 10.9. War of the other tribes with, Jud.
c. 19 & 20. Provided with wives at Shiloh,
Jud. 21.
Saul, king of Israel, chosen from, 1 Sam.
9.1,17. ISam. 10.20,21. A band of, with
David at Ziklag, IChr, 12.1,2,16. Not num
bered by Joab with the rest of Israel, 1 Chr.
21.6. Adhere to Ishbosheth, 2 Sam. 2.9,15,31.
IChr. 12.29. Eetum to David, 2 Sam. 3.19.
2 Sam. 19.1 6,17. Adhere to Rehoboam. 1 Kin.
12.21. 2 Chr. 11.1.
Armies of, under Asa, 2 Chr. 14.8. Under
Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17. VT. Skill as bowmen
and slingers, Jud. 3.15. Jud. 20.10. 1 Chr.
8.40. 1 Chr. 12.2. Retumed from captivity,
Ezr, 1.6. For things common to the tribes,
see Israel, Tribes of.
BERACHAH, a valley where Jehoshaphat
gained a victory over Armnon, 2 Chr. 20.26.
BEREA, a city of Macedonia, Paul's suc
cess at. Act. 17.10-14. Act. 20.4.
BERNICE present with Agrippa at Paul's
trial. Act. 26.13,23. Act. 26.30.
BERODACH-BALADAN. See Mero
daoh. BERYL, a precious stone. Song 6.14. Eze.
1.16. Eze. 10.9. Set in the high - priest's
breastplate, Ex. 28.20, Ex. 39.13. In the
foundation of the New Jerusalem, Rev, 21.20.
BESOM, Isa. 14.23.
BESOR, a brook south of Ziklag, crossed
hy David, 1 Sam. 30.9,10.
BETHABARA, a town beyond Jordan,
Jud. 7.24. John baptizes at, Jno. 1.28. Jesus
escapes to, from the Jews ; converts at, Jno
10.39-42. BETHANY, a village near Jerusalem, Jno.
11.18. Jesus visits the house of Martha in,
Luk. 10.38-41. Raises Lazarus, Jno. 11.
Feasted by Simon the leper, Mat. 26.6-13.
Jno. 12.1-9. Sends his disciples to bring a
colt from. Mar. 11.1. Eetums from the Temple
to. Mat. 21.17. Mar. 11.11,12. Ascends to
heaven near, Luk. 24.60.
BETHARBEL, a city of Samaria, taken by
Shalmanezer, Hos. 10.14.
BETH-AVEN, a town east of Bethel, Jos.
7.2. Saul's victory near, 1 Sam. 13.6. ISam.
14.23.  (house of idols), name given to
Bethel (house of God) after the golden calves
were set up there, Hos. 4.16. Hos. 5.8. Hos,
10.6.  , Wilderness of, Jos. 18.12.

BETHEL
BETHEL (house of God), or Luz, a Canaan
itish town 12 miles north of Jerusalem, Jos.
8.17. Jos. 12.16, Jacob's vision, vow, sacri
fice and prayer at. Gen, 28.19. Gen. 31.13.
Gen. 35.1-15. Hos. 12.4. Deborah biuied at.
Gen, 36.8.
Assigned to Benjamin, Jos, 18.13,22. Con-
.luered by Ephraim, Jud. 1.22-26. Deborah
judges at, Jud. 4.5. The Israelites worship
near, Jud. 21.19. 1 Sam. 10.8. Samuel judges
at, 1 Sam, 7.16.
Jeroboam sets up calves at, 1 Kin. 12.28-33.
2 Kin. 10.29. See Calves. Prophecy against
the altar at, and Jeroboam's hand withered at,
1 Kin. 13.1-6,32. 2 Kin. 23.4,15-20. The old
prophet at, 1 Kin. 13.11-32.
Aschoolof the prophets, 2Kin. 2.3. Mockers
at, destroyed by bears, 2 Kin. 2.23,24. Jero
boam n.'s court at, Amos 7.10-13. Shalma
nezer sends a priest to, 2 Kin. 17.27,28.
Peopled after the captivity, Ezr. 2.28. See
Bethaven. Prophecies against. See Calves of Bethel,
 Mount, 1 Sam. 13.2.
BETHER (mountains of spices). Song 2.17.
Song 8.14.
BETHESDA, a pool in Jerusalem where
Christ cured an impotent man, Jno. 5.2-4.
BETH-HACCEREM, a mountain a few
mUes south of Jerusalem, Jer. 6.1.
BETH-HORON, upper and nether, two
frontier towns of Benjamin and Ephraim,
between which Joshua defeated the Amorites,
Jos. 10.10,11. Jos. 16.3,6. Jos. 18.13. ISam.
13.18. IChr. 7.24. Fortified by Solomon,
1 Kin. 9.17. 2 Chr. 8.5.
BETHLEHEM, acityof Judah, Jud. 17.7.
Jud. 19.18. CaUed Bphratah or Ephrath,
Gen. 48.7. Psa. 132.6. Mic. 5.2. Rachael
dies at. Gen. 36.16,19. Gen. 48.7. Naomi,
Euth aud Boaz dweU at, Ruth 1,1,19. Ruth
2.4. Euth 4.
David bom at, 1 Sam. 16.1, 1 Sam. 17.12.
Besieged by David, 2 Sam. 23.14-16. Fortified
by Eehoboam, 2 Chr. 11.6. Christ bom at,
Mic. 5.2. Mat. 2. Luk. 2.4,16. ChUdren of,
slain by Herod, Mat. 2.16-18.
 , Well of, exploit of three of
David's captains to procure water from,
2 Sam. 23.15-18.
 , a town of Zebulun, Jos. 19.16.
Ibzan judges Israel at, Jud. 12.10.
BETHMAACHAH, See Abel-beth-
MAAOHAH. BETH-PEOE, a city of Moab, on the Jor
dan, given to Eeuben ; Moses buried over-
against it, Deu. 3.29. Deu. 4.46. Deu. 34.6.
Jos. 13.20.
BETHPHAGE, a village near Jerusalem,
passed by Jesus on his last visit to Jerusalem,
Mat. 21.1. Mar. 11.1. Luk. 19,29.
BETH-EEHOB. See Ebhob.
BETHSAIDA of Galilee, the town of
PhUip, &B., Jno. 1.44. Jno. 12.21. Christ
visits. Mar. 6.45. Cures a blind man at. Mar.
8.22. Chxists prophecy against. Mat. 11.21.
Luk. 10.18.
 , east of the Sea of Galilee,
Christ feeds BOOOnear, Luk. 9.10. Mat. 14.13.
Mar. 6.32.

BIGOTRY
BETBSHAN, a town of Manasseh west ol
the Jordan, Jos. 17.11. Jud. 1.27. IKin. 4.12.
1 Chr. 7.29. The bodies of Saul and his sons
fastened to the waU of, by the Philistmes,
1 Sam. 81,10,12. 2 Sam. 21.12.
BETHSHEMESH, a frontier city of Judah,
Jos. 15.10. IKin. 4,9, A city of the priests,
Jos. 21.16. 1 Chr. 6.59. Men of, smitten for
looking Into the Ark, ISam. 6.10-15,19-21,
Amaziah defeated at, by JehoasH, 2Kin.
14.11-18. Taken by the PhUistines in the
reign of Ahaz, 2 Chr. 28.18.
-, a town cf Naphtali, Jos. 19.38.

Jnd, 1.33.

a town of Issaehar, Jos. 19.S
-, a name of On, See On,

BETHUEL, son of Abraham's brother
Nahor, and father of Labau and Rebecca.
Gen. 22.22,23. Gen. 24.16,24. Gen. 25.20.
Gen. 28.2.
BETROTHAL considered as sacred as
maixiage. Gen. 24.51,55. Deu. 20.7. Deu. 22.
23,24, Jud. 14.7,8, Mat. 1.18. Luk. 1.27.
I Luk. 2.5. lUustrative, Jer. 2,2. Hos. 2.19,20.
: 2 Cor. 11.2. See Marriage.
BEULAH (married), a name given to Pales
tine, Isa. 62.4.
BEZALEEL, divinely instmcted to make
the Tahemacle, Ex. 31.2, Ex. 36.1. Ex.37.1.
Ex. 38.22. 1 Chr. 2.20. 2 Chr. 1.5.
BEZEE, Adonibezek, king of, conquered
by Judah, Jud. 1.4 Saul's army mustered
at, 1 Sam. L1.8.
BEZER, aLevitical city ofrefuge in Eeuben,
Deu. 4.43. Jos. 20.8. Jos. 21.36. IChr. 6,78,
BIBLE. See Word of God,
BIER. 2Sam.3.31. Luk. 7.14. See Burial,
BIGOTRY. Num. 11.29. Moses said unto
him, Enviest thou for my sake? would God
that aU the Lord's people were prophets, and
that the Lord would put his spirit upon them I
Job 13.7, Will ye speak wickedly for God f
and talk deceitfully for him? 8. Will ye accept
his person? will ye contend for God?
Jer. 7.4. Trust ye not in lying words, saying.
The temple of the Lord, are these.
Luk. 9.55. He tumed, and rebuked them,
and said. Ye know not what manner of spirit
ye are of. 56. For the Son of man is not come
to destroy men's Uves, but to save tliem.
1 Cor. 10.27. If any of them that beUeve
not bid you tc a feast, and ye be disposed to
go ; whatsoever is set before you, eat, asking
no question for conscience' sake.
Col. 2.16. Let no man therefore judge you
in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holy-
day, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath
days : 17. Which are a shadow of things to
come ; but the body is of Christ.
 , Examples of. Joshua, Num.
11.27-29. Jonah, Jon. 4, Judas, &c.. Mat.
26.8,9. Mar. 14.4,5. Jno. 12.4,5. John, Mar.
9.38-40. Luk. 9.49,50. James and John,
Luk. 9.64,55. Nathanael, Jno. 1.46. Disciples,
Mat. 19.13, Mar. 10.13. Luk, 18.15,
Pharisees, Mat. 9.3. Mat. 11.18,19. Mat.
23.16. Luk, 7.39. Luk. 11.38,39. Luk. 19.7,
Jno, 7.62. Jno. 9.28,29,84, Jno. 16.2. Jno.
19.15. (See Sabbath, Jewish misconceptioiu?
of.) Men of Nazareth, Luk. 4.28, 41

BIGTHAN
Samaritans, Luk. 9.53, Jews, Luk. 13.1-5.
Jno. 4.9,27. Act. 21.28,29. Act. 22.22. Eom.
10.2. 1 Tlie. 2.15,16. Christians at Jerusalem,
Act. 10,45, Act. 11,2,3, Act. 21.20-24 ; and
ac Antioch, Act, 15.1-10, 24 ; and at Galatia,
GaL 6. 1. Gal. 6,13, Saul, Act. 22.3,4. Act.
26.6,9. Gal. 1.18,14, PhU. 3.6.
See Liberty, Christian — Unohabitable-
NEsa. BIGTHAN, a chamberlain of Ahasuerus,
his conspiracy discovered by Mordecai, Est.
2.21-23, Est. 6.2.
BILDAD the Shuhite, his discourses with
Job, Job 2.11. Job c. 8, 18, & 26. His sacrifice,
Job42.9. See Gen. 25.2.
BILHAH, Kachel's handmaid, given by her
as a wife to Jacob, Gen. 29,29. Gen, 30.3,4.
Gen. 37.2. Mother of Dan and NaphtaU,
Gen. 30.1-8. Gen. 36.25. Gen. 46.24,25.
Reuben's intercourse with her. Gen. 36,22,
Gen. 49.4.
BILL OF Divorcement, a legal deed of
separation, Deu. 24.1-4. Mat. 5.31. See
Divorce. BIRDS, creation of. Gen. 1,20-30. Man i
dominion over, see Man. Clean, used for food,
Deu. 14.11,20; and in sacrifice, Gen. 8.20.
See Offerings, p. 328. Unclean, Lev. 11.
13-20. Deu. 14.12-19.
God's care of, Job 38,41, Psa. 147.9. Mat.
10.29, Luk. 12.6,24. Singmg of, Ecc. 12.4.
Song 2.12. Taming of, Job41.5. Jas. 3.7.
Solomon's knowledge of, IKin. 4. 33. Nests
of, Psa. 104.17. Mat. 8.20. Mat. 13.32.
The dam not to be taken with the young,
Deu. 22.6,7. Kept in cages, Jer. 6.27. Rev.
18.2. Taken in snares. See Snares.
lUustrative, Isa. 46.11. Jer. 12.9. Eze, 39.4.
Symbolical, Dan. 7.6.
See Bittern, Cormorant, Crane, Cuc
koo, Dove, Eagi^, Glede, Hawk, Heron,
ICiTE, Lapviting, Night-hawk, Osprey,
Ossxfrage, Ostrich, Owl, Partridge,
Peacock, Quail, Raven, Sparrow, Stork,
Swallow, Swan, Vulture,
BIRTHDAY, Pharaoh's feast on. Gen,
40.20 ; and Herod's, Mat. 14.6.
BIRTHRIGHT. See First-eorn.
BISHOP (Gr. episkopos), translated bishop,
PhU. 1.1, 1 Tim. 3,2. Tit. 1.7. 1 Pet. 2.25.
Overseer, Act. 20,28. [Episkopee), translated
bishopric. Act. 1.20. Of&ce of a bishop,
ITim. 3.1. Visitation Luk. 19.44. iPet,
2.12. (Episkopes), translated, taking the over
sight, IPet. 5.2. Looking diUgently, Heb.'
12,15. See Church- GOVERNMENT.
BIT, of a bridle, Psa. 32.9. Jas. 3,3.
BITHYNIA, a province of Asia Minor, '
Act. 16.7. 1 Pet. 1.1.
BITTER HERBS, eaten with the Passover, '
Ex, 12.8, Num. 9.11.
BITTERN, a bird, Isa. 14.23. Isa. 34.11.
Zeph. 2.14.
BLACKNESS, illustrative of grief, &c.,
Job 30.30. Joel, 2.6.
BLASPHEMY, Ex. 20.7. Thou shalt not
take the name of the Lord thy God in vain;
for the Lord wUl not hold him guUtless that
taketh his name in vain. Deu. 6.11.
42

BLASPHEMY
Lev. 19.12. Ye shaU not swear by my name
falsely, neither shalt thou profane tho name of
thy God. Lev. 22.32.
2 Kin. 19.22. Whom hast thou reproached
and blasphemed ? and against whom hast thou
exalted thy voice, and lifted up thine eyes on
high? even against the Holy One of Israel.
Isa. 37.23.
2 Chr. 32. 19. They spake against the God of
Jerusalem, as against the gods of the people.
Psa. 10.7. His mouth is full of cursing.
Eom, 3.14.
Psa. 44.15. The shame of my face hath
covered me, 16. For the voice of him tliat
reproacheth and blasphemeth.
Psa. 69.12. For the sin of their mouth anti
the words of their Ups let them even be taken
in their pride : and for cursing and lying
which they speak. 13. Consume them in
wrath. Psa. 74.18. The fooUsh people have blas
phemed thy name.
Psa. 109.17, As he loved cursing, so let it
come unto him. 18 As he clothed himself
with cursing Uke as with his garment, so let it
come into his bowels Uke water, and like oU
into his bones.
Psa. 139.20. They speak against thee wick
edly, and thine enemies take thy name in
vain. Pro. 26.2, As the bird by wandering, so
the curse causeless shaU not come.
Pro. 30.9. Lest I be full, and deny iftce,
and say. Who is the Lord? or lest I be poor,
and steal, and take the name of my God in
vain. Isa. 8.21. When they shall be hungry, they
shaU fret themselves, and curse their king and
their God, and look upward, 22. And they
shall he driven to darkness.
Isa. 52.5, My name continually eveiy day
is blasphemed.
Isa. 66,7. Blasphemed me upon the hills:
therefore wiU I measure their former work into
their bosom.
Jer, 23.10. Because of swearing the land
moumeth, Eze. 20.27. Your fathers have blasphemed
me, in that they have committed a trespass
against me.
Eze. 35.12. I have heard aU thy blasphe
mies which thou hast spoken, 13, Ye have
boasted against me, and have miUtipUed
your words against me : I have heard them.
Dan. 7.26. He shaU speak great words
against the most High,
Dan. 11.36. ShaU speak marveUous things
against the God of gods, and shall prosper tUl
the indignation be accomplished. 87. Neither
shall he regard the God of his fathers ; for he
shaU magnify himself above aU.
Hos. 4.2. By awearing, they break out, and
blood toucheth blood.
Zee. 5.3. Everyone that sweareth shaUbe
cut off. 4. It shaU enter into the house of
him that sweareth falsely by my name : and it
shaU remain in the midst of his house, and
shaU consume it with the timber thereof, and
the stones thereof.
Mat. 6.34. Swear notatall; neither by heaven;
for it is God's throne : 35. Nor by the earth ;
for it is his footstool: neither by Jerusalem;
for it is the city of the great King. 36. Neither
shalt thou swear by thy head, because thou

BLASPHEMY
canst not make one hair white or black. 37.
But let your communication be, Yea, yea ;
Nay, nay : for whatsoever is more than these
cometh of evU.
Mat. 10.26. They have caUed the master of
the house Beelzebub,
Mat. 12,31, AU manner of sin and blas
phemy shaU be forgiven unto men ; but the
blasphemy agamst the Holy Ghost shaU not be
forgiven unto men. Mar. 3. 29, 30.
Mat. 16.19. Out of the heart proceed blas
phemies, Eom. 2.24. The name of God is blasphemed
among the GentUes through you. 2 Sam. 12.14.
Col. 3.8. Put off aU these; blasphemy,
filthy communication out of your mouth.
2 Thes. 2.4. Exalteth himself aijove aU that
is cajled God, or that is worshipped ; so that
he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing
himself that he is God.
2 Tim. 3,2. Men shall be blasphemers.
Rev. 16.11,
Jas. 2.7. Do not they blaspheme that
worthy name by the which ye are caUed ?
Jas. 3.10. Out of the same mcuth pro
ceedeth blessing and cursing. My brethren,
these things ought not so to be.
Jas. 5.12, Above aJl things, my brethren,
swear not ; neither by heaven, neither by the
earth, neither by any other oath : but let your
vea be yea ; and your nay, nay ; lest ye faU
Into condemnation.
Rev. 13.1. Upon his heads the name of i
blasphemy. 6, He opened his mouth in
blasphemy against God, to blaspheme his
name, and his tabernacle, and them that dweU
in heaven.
Rev. 16.9. Men were scorched with great
heat, and blasphemed the name of God. 2] .
Men blasphemed God because of the plague of
the haU. j
Rev. 17.3. I saw a woman sit upon a
scarlet-coloured beast, full of names of blas
phemy. BLASPHEMY, Examples of. An
IsraeUte, Lev. 24.11-16, Shimei, 2 Sam, 16.6.
Gehazi, 2 Kin. 5.20. Jehoram, 2 Kin. 6.31.
Eabshekah, 2 Kin. 18.22. 2Kin.l9. Job's
wife. Job 2.9. Peter, Mat. 26.72,74. Mar.
14.71. Jews and Herod's soldiers, Mat. 27-26,29-
44. Mar. 3.30. Luk. 22.64,65. Luk. 23.35-39.
Herod's courtiers. Act 12.22,23. Jews, Act.
13.45. Act. 18,6. Act. 26,11, Rev. 2.9. Saul
of Tarsus, 1 Tim. 1.13. Hymeneus and Alex- '
ander, 1 Tim. 1.20. See Infidelity. f
 , Jewish law commanded bias- 1
phemers to be stoned to death. Lev. 24.16. {
BLASTUS) Herod*8 chamberlain ; inter- '
cedes for the Tyrians, Act, 12.20. |
BLEMISH, priests required to be without. !
See Priest, Also animals for sacrifice. — See
Offering. lUustrative, 2 Pet. 2.13. Jude 12. i
BLESSEDNESS. See Spiritual peace. '
BLESSING OF God. See God's Favour,
Spiritual Blessings, Worship, Temporal
Blessings, God'sGoodness IN Providenoe,
KiOHEa, value of.
  AT Meals. See Prater .at

ME.A.L8.

See Benedictions — Salu- |

BLESSING, Cup of, 1 Cor. 10.16. See Psa
116.13. Mat. 26.27.
BLIND, The, unkindness to, forbidden, Lev.
19.14, Deu. 27,18.
BLINDNESS, disquaUfied for the priest
hood. Lev, 21.18. Examples of, Isaac, Gen.
27.1. Jacob, Gen, 48.10. EU, 1 Sam. 4,16.
Ahijah, i Kin. 14.4. Inflicted miraculously on
Sodomites, Gen. 19.11, On Syrians, 2 Kin, 6,
18. On Paul, Act. 9.8. On Elymas, Act. 13.11.
Miraculously cured by Christ, Mat. 9.27.
Mat. 11,6. Mat. 12.22. Mat. 20.30, Mar.
8.23. Jno. 9.1. Tn animals, disqualified for
sacrifices. Lev. 22,22, Deu. 15,21. Mai. 1.8.
See Spiritual Blindness.
BLOOD called the Ufe, Gen. 9.4. Lev. 19.16.
Sprinkled on the door-posts at the first pass-
over, Ex. 12.7-23. Sprinkled on the people as
a sign of the covenant, Ex. 24.6-8. Zee, 9.11.
Heb. 9.19,20, An atonement for sin, and use
of, iu sacrifices. — See Offerings, p, 327
— ^Atonement, Day of.
Leaven not to be offered with, Ex. 23.18.
Ex, 34.25. Forbidden as food, Gen. 9,4. Lev.
3.17. Lev. 7.26,27. Lev. 17.10-14. Lev, 19.26.
Deu.12.16,23, Deu. 15.23. Act. 15.20,29. Act.
21.25. Eaten by IsraeUtes after the battle of
Gibeah, 1 Sam. 14.32-34. Drink-offerings of,
by Idolaters, Psa. 16.4. Revenge of. — See
HuRi>.i£R, PUNISHMENT OF. Waters of
Egypt tumed into, Ex. 4,9. Ex. 7.17. Sym-
boUcal, Luk. 22.20. Jno. 6.65. Rev. 6.12.
Rev. 8,8, Rev. 11,6,
BOAR, Wild, Psa. 80,13. See Swine.
BOASTING. See Pride.
BOAT. See Ships.
BOAZ, a Bethlehemite ; his kindness and
marriage to Euth, Ruth c. 2 to4. An ancestor
of David and Christ, Euth 4.17. Mat. 1.5.
Luk. 3.32.
 , one of the two brazen pillars of the
Temple, 1 Kin, 7,21. 2 Chr, 3.17.
BOGHIM, IsraeUtes rebuked at, by an
angel ; their repentance, Jud. 2.1-5.
BOHAN, Stone of, a boundary of Judah
and Benjamin, named from a Eeubenite, Jos.
16.6. Jos, 18,17.
BOIL, plague of, in Egypt, Ex. 9,9,10.
Deu, 28,27. Of Hezekiah cured, 2 Kin. 20.7.
BOLLED, signifies podded, or nearly ripe.
Ex. 9.31.
BOLT. See Bar.
BONDAGE. See Captivtty.
BONDMAN AND Bondmaid. See Ser
vants, Bond.
BONDS. See Chain.
BONNET. See Dress (Head-dress).
BOOKS, made in the form of a roU or
scroU, Isa. 34.4. Jer. 36.4. Eev. 6.14. With
leaves or folds, Jer. 36.23. Eev. 5.1-3. Writ
ten on both sides, Eze, 2.9,10. Eev. 5.1.
Sealed, Isa. 29.11. Dan, 12.4. Eev. 5.1. An
tiquity of, Gen.6.1, Job 19.23, Job 31.35,
Numerous, Ecc, 12.12 Value of, Act. 19.19.
See Ink, Paper, Parchment, Scribes,
Writing.  , List of. Of the generation of
Adam, Gen. 5. 1. Of the law written by Moses,
43

BOOTH
Deu. 31.9,19,24,26. Written by the priests.
Num. 5.23. By the king, Deu. 17,18. Of the I
Wars of the Lord, Num. 21. 14. Ex. 17.14.
Of Jasher, Jos. 10,13. 2 Sam. 1.18. Describ
ing Palestme, Jos. 18.9. Samuel's book of the
kingdom, 1 Sam, 10,25. Of Samuel, Nathan,
Gad, 1 (3hr. 29.29. Of the Kings, 1 Chr. 9.1.
2 Chr. 24.27. Of the Chronicles of David,
1 Chr. 27.24. Of the Acts of Solomon, IKin.
11.41. Of Nathan, Ahijah, and Iddo, 2 Chr. 9.29.
Of Shemaiah and Iddo, 2 Chr. 12.15. Of Iddo,
2 Chr. 18.22. Of the Kings of Judah and Israel,
2Chr. 16.11. 2Chr.25.26. 2Chr. 27.7, 2Chr,
28.26. 2Chr. 36.27. 2 Chr. 36.8.
Of the Kings of Israel, 1 Kin. 14.19. 2 Chr.
20.34. 2 Chr. 33.18. Of Jehu, 2 Chr. 20.34.
Of Isaiah, 2 Chr. 26. 22. 2Chr. 32.32. Isa. 8.1.
Of Jeremiah, Jer. 30. 2-8. Of the Lamentations,
2Chr. 35.25. Of the purchase, Jer. 32.12. Of
the sayings of the seers, 2 Chr. 33.19.
Of records, Ezr, 4.15. Esr. 6.1.2. Est. 6,1.
Est. 9.32. Eead by Daniel, Dan, 9.2. Of
magic. Act. 19.19. Belonging to Paul, 2 Tim.
4.13. Figurative names : — God's Book, Ex. 32.
32,33. Psa. 56.8. Psa. 139.16. Eev. 20.12.
Of remembrance, Mai. 3.16. Of life, or of the
Uving, Psa. 69.28. Dan. 12.1, PhU. 4.3. Eev.
8.5. Eev. 13.8. Eev. 17.8. Eev. 20.12,15.
Eev. 21.27. Eev. 22.19. SymboUcal, Zee. 5.1.
Eev. 5.1. Eating of, signifying studying care
fully, Jer. 15.16. Eze. 2.8. Eze. 3,1-3, Eev.
10.2-10. BOOTH, or Cottaqe, made of boughs, Jonah
4.5. For cattle. Gen. 33.17, For keepers of
gardens and vineyards. Job 27.18. 6a. 1.8.
Isa. 24.20. Israelites dwelt in, during the
Feast of Tabernacles, Lev, 23.40-43. Neh. 8.
16,16. 1
BORROWING money on land, Neh. 5.4,
On interest. Pro. 22,7.— See Usury, Evils of.
IsraeUtes borrowed (asked) of the Egyptians, i
Ex. 3.22. I
BOSSES (studs) of a shield. Job 15.26.
BOTTLES made of skins. Gen. 21.14. Jos.
9.4,13. Job 32.19. Psa. 119.88, Mat. 9.17.
Of earthenware, Isa. 30,14 {marg.). Jer. 19.
1,10, Jer. 48.12. Translated pitcher. Lam.
1.2. lUustrative, Job 38,37. Psa. 66.8. See
Cruse — ^Pitcher.
BOW, Gen. 21.16,20, Gen. 27.3. Used m
battle, Jer. 4.29, Zee. 9. 13. Zee. 10.4. Made
»f iron or steel, 2 Sam. 22.35, Job 20.24, Of
trooi, Eze. 39.9. Mode of using, Isa. 13.18.
Lam. 2.4. Eze. 39.3. Hab, 3.9.
Used by Jonathan, 2 Sam. 1.22. PhiUstines,
1 Sam. 81.3, David's army, 2 Sam, 1.18.
1 Chr. 12,2. Eeubenites, &c., 1 Chr. 5.18.
Benjamites, 2 Chr. 14.8. Uzziah s army,
2 Chr. 26.14. Nehemiah's guard, Neh. 4.13.
Lydians, Jer. 46.9. lUustrative, Gen. 49.24.
Job 29.20. Psa. 78.57. Hab, 3.9. Eev. 6 2.
See Archer — Arrows.
BOWELS, equivalent to the modem figu
rative use of the word heart, Gen, 43,30. Isa.
16.11. Jer. 4.19. 2 Cor. 6.12.
BOWING in worship. — See Worship —
Prater. To men, — See Salutations,
BOWLS AND Basons, Ex. 12.22. Jud.
6.38. 2 Sam. 17.28 Amuse.O. Jno. 13.5,
44

BREAD
Of gold used m the Tabernacle, Ex. 25.29. Ex.
37.16. Num. 4.7,14. And in the Temple,
1 Kin. 7.40,60. 1 Chr. 28.17. 2 Chr. 4.8,22
(marg.). Zee, 14.20. lUustrative, Ecc. 12.6.
See Layer,
BOX, 2 Kin. 9.1. Of alabaster. Mat. 26.7.
BOX-TEEE, Isa. 41.19. Isa. 60.13.
BOZRAH, an Edomltish town. Gen. 36.33
Afterwards belonging to Moab, Jer. 48.24.
Sheep of, Mic. 2.12. Prophecies of, Isa, 34.6.
Isa. 63.1. Jer. 49.13,22. Amos 1.12.
BRACELET wom by females. Gen. 24.30.
Ex. 36.22. Isa. 3.19. Eze. 16.11. By men.
Gen. 38.18,26. Num. 31.50. 2 Sam. 1.10.
BRAMBLE, Isa. 34.13. Luk. 6.44. Fable
of, Jud. 9.14,15.
BRANCH, lUustrative, Gen. 49.22, Pro,
11.28. Hos. 14.6. Isa. 60.21, Jno, 15.2-6,
Eom. 11.16, When withered, of the destruc
tion of the wicked, Isa. 18.5. Dan. 4.14. Jno.
15.6. Eom. 11.17,21.
A name of Christ, Psa. 80.15. Isa. 4.2.
Isa. 11.1. Jer. 23.5. Jer. 88.15. Zee. 3.8. Zee.
6.12. Luk. 1.78 (mar^.). See Ingraftino.
BRASS, OR Copper, smelting of, Eze,
22.20. Job28.2, InOanaan,Deu.8.9, Jos. 22.8,
In Syria, 2 Sam. 8.8. Tyrians traded in, Eze,
27.13, Altar, vessels, &c., ol the Taber
nacle and Temple made of. Ex, 38.28-31,
1 Kin, 7.14-47. Ezr. 8.27.
Cymbals of, 1 Chr. 16.19 ; and trumpets,
ICor. 13.1. Armour of, ISam, 17.5,6. 2 Chr.
12.10. Fetters of, Jud. 16.21, 2 Kin. 26.7,
Gates of, Psa. 107,16, Isa. 46.2. Bars of,
IKin. 4.13. Idols of, Dan. 5.4. Eev. 9.20,
Mirrors of, Ex. 38.8. Household vessels of.
Mar. 7.4. Money of. Mat. 10.9, Mar. 12.41
(•marg.). Workers in. Tubal Cain, Gen. 4.22.
Hiram, IKin. 7.14, Alexander, 2 Tim. 4.14.
Translated steel, Psa, 18.34.
Illustrative, Lev. 26.19. Deu. 33.25. Isa,
48.4. Jer. 1.18. SymboUcal, Dan. 2.32,39.
Dan. 7.19. Dan. 10.6. Zech. 6.1. Eev. 1.15.
BRAZEN Layer. See Layer.
 Serpent, made by Moses, Num,
21.9. Incense burned to it, it is destroyed by
Hezekiah, 2 Kin, 18,4, lUustrative of Christ,
Jno. 8.14,15.
BREAD, baking of, in ovens. See Fur
nace. In pans. Lev. 2.6,7. 2 Sam. 13.6-9.
On the hearth. Gen. 18.6. On coals, lKin.19.6.
Isa. 44.19. Jno. 21.9, Kneaded, Ex. 8,3, Ex,
12.34. Jer. 7.18.
Made with oU, Ex. 29.2,23. With honey.
Ex, 16.31. Unleavened, Gen. 19.3. Ex. 29.2.
Jud. 6.19. ISam. 28.24. Made into loaves,
ISam. 10.3. ISam. 17.17. ISam. 25.18.
IKin, 14.3. Mar. 8.14. Into cakes, 2 Sam.
6.19. 1 Kin. 17,12 ; or wafers, Ex, 16.31. Ex.
29.23 ; or cracknels, 1 Kin. 14.8.
Made by men. Gen. 40.2. By women. Lev.
26.26. ISam. 8.18. Sold by bakers, Jer.
37.21. Mar. 6.37. Wheaten, Ex, 29.2. iKin.
4.22. IKin. 5.11. Psa. 81.16. Of manna,
Num.11.8, Of mealandoU, lKin,17.12. Of
barley, Jud. 7.13. EUsha's miracle, 2 Kin.
4.42-44. Christ's miracle, Jno. 6,9.
Eating of, in friendship, Psa. 41.9. Jno,
18.18, Principal article of food, Isa, 33.16.
Lam. 6,9. Eze. 10.49. Mat. 6,11, lUustrative,

BEEASTPLATE
Psa. 80.6. Psa. 127.2. Isa. 30.20. Hos.
9.4. Psa, 132.15. Isa, 55.2. 2 Cor. 9.10. Jno.
6.32-36. ICor. 10.17. SymboUcal, Eze, 4.9,
Used at the Lord's Supper, Mat. 26,26. Act.
20.7,11. Bread used in offerings, made by Levites,
1 Chr, 23.29. Offered and eaten by the priests.
Lev. 21.6,8,17,21,22. Lev. 22.25. ISam. 2.36.
2 Kin, 23.9, Eze. 18.19. Offering of poUuted
bread, Mai. 1.7. Li idolatry, Jer. 7.18, Jer.
44.19. See Leaven, Feast of Passover, Of
ferings, Meat-offering, Shewbread,
BREASTPLATE, Eev. 9.9. Translated
coatrof-maU, 1 Sam. 17.5,38. Harness, 1 Kin.
22,34, 2 Chr. 18.33. Habergeon, 2 Chr, 26.14.
Neh. 4.16. Job 41.26. lUustrative of righte
ousness, Isa. 69.17. Eph. 6.14. IThe. 6.8.
 OF THE HlQH-PRIEST. See
HlOH-rRIEST. BREECHES, Unen, of the high-priest.
Lev. 16.4. Ex. 28.42.
BRIBERY, Deu. 16.19. Neither take a
gift : for a gift doth blind the eyes of the wise,
and pervert the words of the righteous, Ex.
28.8. Deu. 27.25. Cursed be he that taketh reward
to slay an innocent person.
Job 15.34. Fire shall consume the taber
nacles of bribery.
Psa. 26.10. Their right hand is full of bribes.
Pro. 15.27. He that is greedy of gain troub
leth his own house ; but he that hateth gifts
shaU live.
Pro, 17,8. A gift is as a precious stone in
the eyes of him that hath it ; whithersoever it
turneth, it prospereth. 23. A wicked man
taketh a gift out of the bosom to pervert the
ways of judgment.
Pro. 18.16. A man's gift maketh room for
him, and bringeth him before great men. i
Pro. 21.14. A gift in secret pacifieth anger : '
and a reward in the bosom strong wrath.
Pro, 25.14. Whoso boasteth himself of a
false gift is like clouds and wind without rain.
Pro. 28.21. To have respect of persons is
not good : for for a piece of bread that man
will transgress.
Pro. 29.4. Thekingbyjudgmentestablisheth
the land : but he that receiveth gifts over-
throweth it.
Ecc. 7.7. A gift destroyeth the heart.
Isa. 1.23. Every one loveth gifts, and fol
loweth after rewards.
Isa. 6.23. Woe unto them which justify the
wicked for reward.
Eze. 22.12. In thee have they taken gifts to
shed blood.
Amos 5.12. They take a bribe, and they tum
aside the poor in the gate /rom their right.
Mic. 7.3. That they may do evil with both
hands earnestly, the prince asketh, and the
judge asketh for a reward.
 , Examples of. Samuel's sons,
1 Sam. 8.3. Haman, Est, 3.9. Chief-priests,
Mat. 26.15. Mat. 28.12. FeUx, Act. 24.26.
See Rulers' injustice,
BRICKS, used in building city and tower
of Babel, Gen. 11.3. Treasure cities in Egypt,
Ex. 1.11,14, Houses, Isa, 9,10. Idolatrous
altars, Isa. 66,3. Making of, 2 Sam. 12,31,
Jer. 43.9. Nah. 3.14. By IsraeUtes, Ex.
5.7-19.

BUEIAL
BRIDE AND Brldegroom. See Mar
riage. BRIDLE, Psa, 32.9, Pro. 26.3. Eev. 14.20.
lUustrative, 2 Kin. 19.28. Psa. 39.1. Jas. 1.26.
See Bit.
BRIERS. See Thorns,
BRIGANDINE, a piece of armour, .Ter
46.4. Jer. 61.3.
BRIMSTONE, Sodom destroyed by. Gen.
19.24. Illustrative, Psa. 11.6. Isa. 30.33. Isa.
34.9. Eev. 9.17,18. Eev. 14.10. Eev. 19.20.
Eev. 20.10. Eev. 21.8.
BROOKS. See Eiyers.
BROTH, Jud. 6.19,20. 2 Kin. 4.38. Isa.
66.4. SymboUcal, Eze. 24.5,
BROTHER, besides its ordinary meaning,
it signifies near relation. Gen. 14.16. Gen.
29.12, One of the same nation, Neh. 6.7. .Ter.
34.9. Of kindred tribes or nations, Deu. 23.7,
Jud. 21.6, Chad. 10. FeUow-man, Gen. 9.5,
Mat. 18.35. 1 Jno. 3.15.
Friend, 2 Sam. 1.26. 1 Kin, 13.30. 1 Kin.
20.38. FeUow-Christian, Act. 9.17. Act. 21.20.
Eom. 16.23. ICor. 7.12. 2 Cor. 2.13. Christ
calls his disciples brethren. Mat. 12.60. Mat.
26.40. Heb. 2.11,12.
BROTHERLY KINDNESS. See Love.
BUCKET, Num. 24.7. Isa. 40.16.
BUCKLER. See Shield.
BUILDER, 1 Kin. 6.18. Neh. 4.5. Eze.
27.4. Dlustrative, Psa. 118.22. Heb. 11.10.
1 Cor. 3.10.
BUILDINGS. See Babel, Bricks, Cities,
Houses, Fortress, Foundation, Palace,
Stone, Temple.
BUL, the eighth month (November). The
Temple finished in, 1 ElIu. 6.38. Jeroboam's
idolatrous feast in, IKin. 12.32,33, IChr.
27.11. BULL, Bullock, Ox, used as synonymous
terms. Num. 7.88. 1 Kin. 7.25 with Jer. 52.20.
Used in sacrifice. See Offerings. Sold in
the Temple, Jno. 2.14. Sacrificed to idols,
Hos. 12.11. Act. 14.13.
Used in the plough, 1 Sam. 14.14. 1 Kin.
19.19. Pro. 14.4. Isa. 32.20. Jer. 31.18.
For treading out com, Deu. 25.4. In waggons.
Num. 7.3,7. For burdens, IChr. 1240. Car
ried the Ark from Kirjath-jearim, 2 Sam.6.3,6.
Pieces of, sent by Saul to summon Israel to
war, 1 Sam. 11.7. Ox goads used for, Jud.
3.31. Caught when wUd in nets, Isa. 51.20.
Laws respecting, Ex. 21,28-36. Ex. 22.1-10.
Ex. 23.4,12. Deu. 22.10. Deu. 25.4.
lUustrative, Psa. 22.12. Psa. 68.30. Deu.
33.17. SymboUcal, Eze. 1.10. Eev. 4.7.
Brazen bulls of the molten sea in the Temple,
2 Chr. 4.4. Jer. 52.20. See Cattle.
BULRUSH, Isa. 68.6. Grew beside water.
Job 8.11. Isa. 35.7. Ark of, Ex. 2.3. Boats
of, Isa. 18.2.
BULWARKS, works thrown up in besieging
a city, Deu, 20.20. Of cities.— See Fortress
—Walls. BURDEN, in prophecy, signifles doom,
Isa. 13.1. Eze. 12.10.
BURIAL, the body washed before. Act.
9.37. Embalmed, anointed, and laid in spices.
Gen. 60.2,3,26, 2 Chr. 16.14. Mar. 14.8. Mar
iB

BURIAL-PLACES
16.1. Luk. 23.56. Lnk.24,1. Jno. 19.40.
Wrapped in Unen cloths, Jno. 11.44. Jno.
19.40. Bumed, ISam. 31.12. Amos 6.10. Egyptians
laid in a coffin, Gen. 50.26. First-bom of
Egyptians buried without embalming. Num.
33.4. Soon after death, Jno. 11.17. Act. 6.
9,10. Accompanied with burning of odours,
2 Chr. 16.14. 2 Chr. 21.19. Jer. 34,5,
Bier used 2Sam. 3.3L Luk, 7,14. Body
foUowed by relations and friends. Gen. 50.5-9,
2 Sam. 8.31. IKin. 14.13. Luk. 7.12,13. Act,
8.2. Want of, disgraceful, 2 Kin. 9.10. Pro.
30.17. Isa. 14.19. Jer. 16.4. Jer. 22.19.
Eze. 39.16.
Among strangers a punishment, IKin. 13.22.
Of criminals on the same day, Deu. 21.23.
,Tos. 8.29. Jno. 19.31. Of enemies, 2 Sam.
18.17. 1 Kin. 11.15. Eze. 39.11-13. Mourning
at.— See Mourning. Illustrative, Rom. 6.4.
Col. 2.12.
BURIAL-PLACES, or Sepulchres, pre
pared during Ufetime, Gen. 60.5. 2 Chr. 16.14.
Isa. 22.16. Mat. 27.60. Paternal, 2 Sam, 19.
37. IKin. 14.31. IKin. 15.24. Paternal,
attachment to. Gen. 47.30. Gen. 49.29. Gen.
50.25. Neh, 2.3. In a man's own house,
1 Sam. 25.1. 1 Kin. 2.84. Or garden, 2 Kin.
21.18,26. Orproperty, Jos, 24.80,38.
Under a tree. Gen. 85.8. 1 Sam. 81.13. On
hiUs, Deu. 10.6 withNum. 20.28. 2 Kin. 23.16.
In caves, 1 Kin. 13.31. Isa. 22.16. With stone
at the mouth, Jno. 11.38. Jno. 19.41. Jno.
20.6. And sealed. Mat. 27.60,64. See Mach
pelah. Of kings, in the city of David, 1 Kin. 2.10.
2 Chr, 32.33. Burying in, honourable, 2 Chr.
24.16. Exclusion from, dishonourable, 2 Chr.
21.19. 2 Chr. 24.25.
In the vaUey of Tophet, Jer. 7.32. Of cri
minals, marked by stones, Jos. 7.26. Of the
poor, and strangers, Jer. 26,23. Mat. 27.7.
PiUars and tombstones set over, with inscrip
tions. Gen. 35.20, 2 Kin. 23,17, Tombs
painted and garnished, Mat, 23.27,29. Rebuilt,
Luk. 11.47.
Were unclean, Num. 19.16,18. Isa. 65.4.
Demoniacs abode in tombs. Mat. 8.28. Graves
were not visible, Luk. 11.44.
BURNING-BUSH, Ex, 3,1-4,
BURNT-OFFERING. See Offerings,
Burnt. Altar of. See Alt.ui.
BUSHEL (about a peck). Mat. 5.15. Mar.
4.21. BUSINESS, Diligence in. See Industry.
BUTLER, or Cup-bearer, Gen. 40.1,11.
IKin. 10.5. 2 Chr. 9.4. Neh. L 11. Neh. 2.1.
BUTTER, Gen. 18.8, Jud. 5.26. 2 Sam.
17.29. Churning of. Pro. 30.33,
BUZ, son of Nahor ; people descended from
him, Gen. 22.21. Job 32.2. Jer, 25,28,

CAB, a measure, about half a gallon, 2 Kin.
6.25. CABIN {mxirg. ceU or vaults), Jer. 37.16.
Or stocks, comp, Jer. 20.2.
CABUL (unpleasing), a town in Zebulun,
Jos. 19.27. And a district given by Solomon
to Hiram, 1 Kin. 9,12,13.
46

CAMEL
CAIAPHAS, son-in-law to Annas, Jno.
18.13. High-priest when Jonn began his
ministry, Luk. 8.2, Counsels Christ's death,
Jno. 11. 49-61. Jno. 18,14. Jesus brought before.
Mat. 26.2,3,57,63-65. .Tno. 18.24,28, Peter,
&c., brought before. Act. 4.6.
CAIN, birth and occupation. Gen. 4.1,2,
Offering not accepted ; his anger. Gen. 4.3-7.
Heb. 11.4. Murders Abel : his punishment.
Gen. 4.8-15. 1 Jno. 3,12. Jude 11. Residence
in Nod ; his chUdren, Gen. 4.16,17,
CALAMUS, See Cane, sweet.
CALDRON, ISam. 2.14. Job 41.20, Mic.
3.3. In the Temple, 2 Chr. 36.13. Jer. 52.
18,19. Illustrative, Eze. 11.8-11.
CALEB, son of Jephunneh the Kenezite,
Num. 32.12. Jos. 14.6.— See Jos. 15.17. Sent
as a spy ; his courage and reward. Num. 13,6,
30. Num. 14.6,24,30,38. Num. 82.12. Deu.
1.36. A prince of Judah ; he assists in dividing
Palestine, Num. 34.19. His inheritance, Jos,
14.6-15. Jos. 15.13-16. His descendants,
1 Chr. 4.16.
CALF. See Bull— Cattle.
 , Golden, made by Aaron, and wor-
shipp<^d ; destroyed by Moses, Ex. 32.4. Deu.
9.16. Neh. 9.18, Psa. 106.19, Act. 7.41,
CALLING, Effectual. See Regene
ration. CALNEH, Canneh, or Calno, an Assyrian
town buUt by Nimrod ; traded with Tyre.
Gen. 10.10. Isa. 10.9. Eze. 27.23. Amos 6.2.
CALVARY (Latin), or Golgotha (Heb.),
the place of a scuU ; a place in Jerusalem where
Christ was crucified, Mat. 27.33, Mar. 15.22.
Luk. 23.33. Jno. 19.17.
CALVES of Bethel and Dan ; idolatrous
images of gold set up by Jeroboam, and priests
appointed for, 1 Kin. 12.28-33. 2 Kin. 10.29.
2 Chr. 13.8. Prophecy against the calf of Bethel
fulfilled by Jo.'iiah destroying it, 1 Kin. 13.1-6,
82. 2 Kin. 28.4,15-20. Jehu worshipped,
2 Kin. 10.29.
Prophecies against, Jer. 48.13. Hos. 4.15.
Hos. 8.5,6. Hos, 10.5,6,15. Hos. 13.2. Am
3.14. Amos 4.4. Amos 5.5,6. Amos 8,14.
 OF THE Lips signifies the sacrifice
of the lips, that is, praise, Hos 14 2. See
Heb. 13.15, Psa. 116.17. Jer. 33.11.
CAMEL, or Dkomedaey, Lev. 11.4. Deu.
14.7. Used for riding. Gen. 24.10,01,04. For
posts. Est. 8.10,14. Jer. 2.23. In c'nariots,
Isa. 21.7, For burdens. Gen. 37.26. 1 Kin.
10.2. 2 Kin. 8.9. 1 Chr. 12.40. Isa. 30.6.
In battle, Jud. 6.5. 1 Sam. 27.9. 1 Sam.
30.17. Herds of, possessed by Abraham, Gen
24.35. Jacob, Gen. 30.43. Egyptians, Gen.
12.16. Ex. 9.8. Job, Job 1.8,17. Midianltes,
Jud. 7.12. Isa, 60.6. Amalekites, 1 Sam.
30.17. Hagarites, 1 Chr. 5.21. Kcdaritcs,
Jer. 49.29,32. David, 1 Chr. 27.30. Jews,
Ezr. 2.67.
Hou.<rtngs and omaments of, Gen. 31.34.
Jud. 8.21,26. Stabling, fie, Eze. 25.6. 1 Kin.
4.28. Proverbs regarding. Mat. 19.24. Mat
28.24. Hair of, used for cloth. Mat. 3.4.

CAMELEON
CAMELEON, a lizard. Lev. 11.30.
CAMP. See Tents.
CAMPHIRE, a plant. Song 1.14. Song 4.13.
CANA OF Galilee, a town near Caper
naum ; Christ changes water to wine at, Jno.
2.1-11. Cures the son of a nobleman from
Capernaum at, Jno. 4.46,47. Residence of
Nathanael, Jno. 21.2.
CAHAAN, Land of. See Palestine.
 1 son of Ham, the curse on. Gen.
9.25-27. CANAANITES, seven nations of, descended
from Canaan, Gen. 10.15-19. Ex. 3.8. Deu.
7.1. 1 Chr. 1.13-16. Territory of. Gen. 10.19.
Gen. 12.6. Num. 13.29. Jud. 4.2. Isaac
forbids Jacob to marry a wife of. Gen. 28.1,
Judah's wife of, Gen. 38.2. IChr. 2.3.
Wickedness and idolatry of. Lev. 18.28,
Deu. 12.31. Ezr. 9.1. Psa. 106.38. Land of,
given to IsraeUtes, Gen. 12.6,7. Gen. 15.18.
Gen, 17.8. Ex. 23.23. Deu. 7.1-3. Deu. 32.49.
Psa. 136.11.
See Admah, Amorites, Anakim, Arkites,
Arvadites, Avim, Bezek, Canaanites,
Caphtorim, Girgashites, Gomorbha, Hit-
tites, Hivites, Jebusites, Kabmoihtes,
Kenites, Kenizzites, Perizzites, Pheni
cia, Philistines, Rephaim, Sodom, Ze-
BoiM, Zoar,
 , Tribe of, Arad, king of, de
feated by Israel, Num. 21.1-3. Jabin, king of,
defeated by Joshua, Jos. 11.1-16. Jabin IL
subjugates IsraeUtes, who are freed by Barak,
Jud. 4. Jud. 6.19. Tributary to Manasseh,
&c,, Jos. 17.12-18; but imperfectly subdued,
Jud. 1.1-33,
Iron chariots of, Jos. 17.18. Defeated by
Pharaoh at Gezer, 1 Kin. 9.16. Jews inter
married with, Ezr. 9.2.
CANDACE, queen of Ethiopia, Act. 8.27.
CANDLE AND Candlestick. See Lamp.
CANDLESTICK, Golden, called the lamp
of God, 1 Sam. 8.8. The pure candlestick.
Lev. 24.4, Made after a divine pattern, Ex,
26.40. Num. 8.4.
Of the Tabernacle, had seven branches, Ex.
25.31-39. Ex. 37,17-24. Of the Temple, had
ten branches, 1 Kin. 7.49,60. 1 Chr. 28.15.
2 Chr, 4.20, Had gold snuflfers and dishes,
Ex. 25.38. Ex. 87.23. Placed in the holy
place overagainst the table, Ex. 26.35. Ex. 40.
24,25, Heb. 9.2.
Was Ughted every night by the priests,
and supplied with oUve oU, Ex. 27.20,21. Ex.
30.7,8. Lev. 24.1-4. 2 Chr. 18.11. Durections
for its removal by the Kohathites, Num. 4.9,10.
Taken to Babylon, Jer. 52.19. Symbolical,
Zee. 4.2,11, Eev. 1.12,13,20. Eev. 11.4.
CANE, Sweet, or Calamus, a fragrant
reed. Song 4.14, Trade in, Jer. 6.20. Eze.
27.19. Used in the saCTCd anointing oU, Ex,
30.28. Isa. 48.24.
CANKERWORM, Joel 1,4. Joel 2.26.
Nai. 3.16,16.
CANNEH. See Calneh.
CAPERNAUM, a city near the Sea of GaU-
lee, where Christ dwelt after leaving Nazareth,
Mat. 4.18. Luk 4.31. Christ's iracles at.

CAENAL-MINDEDNESS
Mat. 9.1-26. Mat. 17.24^27, Mar. 1.21-45
Mar. 2. Mar. 3.1-6. Luk. 7.1-10. Jno. 4
46-68. Jno. 6.17-26,59,
Christ's prophecy against. Mat. 11.28. Luk,
10.16. CAPHTORIM, a people descended from a
son of Mizraim, Gen. 10.14. 1 Chr. 1.12. Dis
placed the Avims in Canaan, joined the PhUis
tines, Deu. 2.23 with Jos. 13.3 & Jer. 47 4
Amos 9. 7.
CAPPADOCIA, a province of Asia Minor,
Act. 2.9. 1 Pet. 1.1.
CAPTAIN of the host, or general,
Deu. 20,9. Jud. 4.2. ISam. 1450. IKin.
2.35. 1 Km. 16.16. 1 Chr. 27.34. Of the
guard, Gen. 87.36. 2 Kin. 25.8. Of the tribes.
Num. 2. Of thousands, Num, 31.48. 1 Sam.
17.18. IChr. 28.1. Of hundreds, 2Kin. 11.15.
See CENTURION. Of fifties, 2 Kin. 1.9. Isa.
3.3. Of the ward, Jer. 37.13.
Signifying king, 1 Sam. 9.16. 2 Kin. 20.5.
Leader, 1 Sam. 22.2. 1 Chr. 11.21, Officer,
1 Chr, 12.84, Jno. 18,12.
David's captains, the orders of merit, 2Sam.
23. IChr. c. 11 & 12. Of Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr.
17.14rl9. Appointed by the king, ISam. 18.13.
2 Sam. 17.26. 2 Sam. 18.1.
A name applied to the angel of the Lord
and Christ, Jos. 6.14. 2Chr. 13.12. Heb. 2,10.
CAPTIVES, taken in war. Gen. 14.12,
1 Sam. 30.1,2. Laws and practices in regard
to. Num. 31.9-17. Deu. 20.13,14. Jos.
8.29. Jos. 10.16-43. Jos. 11.11. Jud. 7.25.
Jud. 8.18-21. Jud. 21.11,12, ISam. 15.3,33,
2 Sam 8.2,
Cmelty to, Jud. 1.6,7, 2 Kin. 8.12, 2 Kin.
15.16. 2 Chr, 25,12. Lam. 6.11-18. Amos
1.13. Zee. 14.2. Imprisoned, and the eyes ol,
put out, Jud. 16.21. 2 Kin. 25.7. Jer. 52.11.
Enslaved, Ex. 12.29. 2Sam. 12.31. 2Kin.5.2.
Married by captors, Deu. 21.12,13. Est.
2.17. Kindly treated, 2 Kin. 6.22, 2 Kin.
25.27-30. 2Chr, 28.16. Psa. 106.46. Pro
moted to honours, Neh. 1.11. Est. 2. Dan. 1.
Settled incolonies,2Kin. 16.9. 2Kin. 17.6,24,
See Ransom.
CAPTIVITY, lUustrative, Psa. 116.16. Isa.
61.1. Eom. 7.23, 2 Tim, 2.26. 2 Iim. 8.6.
1 Cor. 9.27. 2 Cor. 10.6. Captivity led cap
tive, Jud. 6.12. Psa.68.18. Eph. 4.8.
 OFlSBAELTEEfl. See ISRAELITES,
History of.
CARBUNCLE, a precious stone, Isa. 54.12.
Eze. 28.18. Set in the high-priest's breast
plate, Ex. 28.17, Ex, 39.10,
CARCHEMISH, an Assyrian town on the
Euphrates, 2 Chr. 35.20. Isa. 10.9. Jer. 46.2.
CARE, Worldly. See Covetousness.
CARMEL, a hiU on the sea-coast of Pales
tine, Jer. 46. 1 8. Its fertUity, Isa. 33.9. Isa.
36.2, Jer. 50.19. Amos 1.2. Beauty, Song
7.6. Forests, 2 Kin. 19.23. Caves, Amos 9.3.
Mic. 7.14. EUjah's sacrifice on, 1 Kin. 18,19-46.
Elisha dwells on, 2 Kin. 2. 26. 2 Kin. 4. 26.
 , a town and district in Judah,
Jos. 16.66. Monument erected by Saul at,
ISam. 16.12. Nabal lived in, 1 Sam, 25.2.
Vineyards of Uzziah in, 2 Chr. 26.10
CAENAL-MINDEDNESS. See Wobij>-
LTNSBS, Man. natural state OF, Sinners 47

CARPENTEE
CARPENTER, 2 Kin. 12.11, Isa. 41.7, Isa.
«.18. Jer. 24.1. David hires from Hiram,
2 Sam. 5.11. Joseph, Mat. 13. 56. Jesus caUed,
Mar. 6.3. SymboUcal, Zee. 1.20.
CARPUS, a disciple at Troas, 2 Tim. 4.13.
CARRIAGES (baggage), Jud. 18.21. 1 Sam.
17,22. Isa. 46.1. Act. 21,16,
CART, or Waggon, used as a conveyance,
Gen. 45.27. For goods. Num. 7.8-9. 2 Sam.
0.3. Amos 2.13. In war, Eze, 23.24. Drawn
by oxen, &c.. Num. 7.3,6. 1 Sam. 6.7. Trans
lated Utter, Isa. 66.20. Wheels of, used for
threshing, Isa, 28.27,28. See Chariot,
CART-ROPE, Isa. 6.18.
CARVING of the wood-work of the Temple,
1 Kin. 6.18,29,32,36. Psa, 74.6. Of beds. Pro.
7.16. Of images, Deu. 7.5. Isa. 44.9-17.
Isa. 45.20, Hab. 2.18,19. SkUl of Bezaleel,
In Ex. 31,5 ; and of Hiram, 2 Chr. 2.14.
OASLUHIM, a son of Mizraim, and pro
genitor of the Philistines, Gen. 10.14. 1 Chr.
1.12, CASSIA, an aromatic spice, Psa. 45,8.
Eze. 27.19. Used in the sacred anointing oU,
Ex. 30.24.
CASTLE. See Fortress. Signifles, dwell
ing, 1 Chr. 6.64.
CASTOR AND Pollux. In Greek It is
Dioscwn ; that is, sons of Jupiter, supposed to
be the patron gods of saUors, Act. 28.11.
CATERPILLAR, 1 Kin. 8.37. Psa. 78,46.
Psa. 105.34, Jer, 51.27. Joel 1.4. Joel 2.25,
CATTLE, creation of, Gen. 1.25. Clean,
Deu. 14.4,5. Numbei-s of, kUled at feasts,
1 Kin. 4.23. Neh. 5.18. Isa. 22.13. Fatted
calves, 1 Sam. 28.24,26. Luk. 15.23. Large
herds of. Gen, 12.16, Gen. 13.2. Gen, 30.43,
Ex. 12.38. 2 Chr, 26.10. Job 1.3. Job 42.12.
Ecc. 2.7. Jonah 4.11.
Booths made for. Gen. 33. 17. Fed in stalls.
Pro. 14.4. Pro. 16.17. Hab. 3.17, Watering
and care of, Luk. 13.15. Luk. 14.5, Food
of. Num. 22.4. Isa. 11.7. Isa. 30.24. Isa.
65.26. GUead famous for. Num. 32.1-4. 1 Chr.
5.9. And Bashan. — See Bashan.
Of Levites dedicated to God, Num, 3.45.
Suffered in the plagues of Egypt, Ex, 9.3,19-21.
See Bull — Cow — Heifer.
CAUL {braided tresses of hair), Isa. 3.18.
CAVES used as dweUings and hiding-places.
Gen. 19.30. Jud. 6.2. 1 Sam. 18.6. 1 Km.
18.4. 1 Kin. 19.9. Isa. 2.19. Eze. 33.27.
Heb. 11.38. — See Adcllam — En-gedi — ^Mak-
kedah. As burial-places. — See Burial-
places, CEDAR of Lebanon, 2 Kin. 19.23. Psa.
29.5. Isa. 2.13. Its height and beauty, Num.
24.6. Psa. 80.10,11, Psa. 104.16. Eze. 31.8.
Amos 2.9. Value of, 2 Chr, 1,16. Isa, 9,10.
Jer. 22,7.
Used in the Temple, 1 Chr. 22.4. 2 Chr. 2,8,
1 Kin. 6.6-10. 1 Kin, 9.11. 2 Chr. 2.16. In
the second Temple, Ezr. 3.7. Used for David's
palace, 2 Sam. 6.11. 1 Chr. 17.1. For Solo
mon's palace, 1 Kin. 7.2. 1 Kin. 10.21 ; and
chariot (or bed). Song 3.9. For ceUings, See
Ceiling, For masts, Eze. 27.6. In purification. Lev.
48

CHALCEDONY
14.4,6,49-52. Num. 19.6. Illustrative, Psa
72,16, Psa. 92,12. Isa. 2,13, Isa, 14.8, Ezc.
31.3, Zee. 11.2.
CEDRON, or Kidron, a brook on the E,
of Jerusalem, 1 Kin. 2.37, Neh, 2.15, Jer.
31.40. Crossed by David when fleeing from
Absalom, 2 Sam. 15.23. Idols destroyed at,
1 Kin. 15.13. 2 Kin. 23.6,12. 2 Chr. 29.16.
Course of, tumed by Hezekiah, 2 Chr, 32.4.
Crossed by Jesus on his way to Gethsemane,
Jno. 18.1.
CEILING of rooms. Hag. 1.4. Of cedar oi
fir, 1 Kin. 6.15. 2 Chr. 3.5. Jer. 22.14.
CENCHREA, a port of Corinth, whence
Paul saUed for Ephesus ; AquUa's vow at.
Act. 18.18. Phebe, a servant of the church, at,
Rom, 16.1.
CENSERS used with Uve coals for burning
incense. Lev. 10.2. Num. 16.46. 2 Chr. 26.19.
Made of gold, 1 Kin. 7.60 with Ex. 37.16.
Heb. 9.4. Brazen, used by Korah, &c, ; made
into plates to cover the incense altar. Num.
16.37-39. Used in idolatrous worship, Eze.
8,11. SymboUcal, Eev. 8.3,5.
CENSORIOUSNESS. See Unchari-
TABLENESS — SPEAKING EviL.
CENTURION (a Roman officer over 100
men). Mar. 15.44,45. Act. 21.32. Act. 2225,
26. Act, 23.17,28. Act. 24.23. Of Capernaum;
built a synagogue ; his faith ; servant of,
healed by Christ, Mat, 8.5,9. Luk. 7.1-10.
One present at the cross,Mat. 27.54. Mar. 15,39,
Luk. 23.47. ComeUus, Act, 10. Juhus, Act.
c. 27 & 28.
CEPHAS. See Peter,
CEREMONIAL, uncleanness. See De
filement. CESAR, a title of the Eoman emperora ,
given to Augustus, Luk, 2.1. To Tiberius,
Luk. 8.1. Luk. 20.22. To Claudius, Act. 11.
28. To Nero, Phil. 4.22.
CESAREA, IN Palestine, a seaport;
residence of Phihp the evangelist. Act, 8.40,
Act. 21.8. Peter visits ComeUus at. Act. c. 10
& 11. Herod's death at. Act. 12.19-23. Paul
escapes to. Act. 9.30, Visits disciples at. Act,
18.22. Act. 21.8-16. Is taken by soldiers to ;
his imprisonment and trial in. Act. 23.28-35.
Act. c. 24 to 26.
 Philippi, in the N. of Galilee ;
Christ's visit to. Mat. 16,13. Mar. 8.27. Luk.
9.18. CHAFF, illustrative. Job 21.18. Psa.
1.4. Isa. 5.24. Isa. 17,13, Hos. 13.3, Mat.3,12.
See Threshing,
CHAINS, golden, wom as a badge of office.
Gen. 41.42. Dan. 5.7,29. As omaments. Num.
81.50. Isa. 8.19. Song 1.10. Eze. 16.11. Put
on the high-priest's breastplate, Ex. 28.14.
Ex. 39.16. In the Temple, 1 Kin. 6.21.
Of brass, in the Temple, 1 Kin. 7.17. Ot
sUver, for idols, Isa. 40.19. On camel's necks,
Jud. 8.26. Of iron, for prisoners, Psa. 149.8.
Jer. 40.4. Act. 12.7. Act. 28.20. 2Tmi. I.IG,
—See Fetters. lUustrative, Psa. 73.6, Pro.
1.9. Lam. 3.7. Eze. 7.23-27. 2 Pet. 2.4.
Eev. 20.1.
CHALCEDONY, a precious stone. Rev
21.19.

CHALDEANS
CHALDEANS. See Babylonia.
CHALK, Isa. 27.9.
CHAMBERS. See Houses.
 OP Imagery, Eze, 8.10-12.
CHAMBERLAIN, 2Iijn, 23.11. Est. 1.10.
Act. 12.20. Rom. 16.23. The original is
variously translated— Officer, Steward, Eunuch,
Govemor, CHAMOIS, Deu 14.5.
CHANCELLOR, the title of the Persian
govemor in Samaria, Ezr, 4,8,9,17.
CHAPEL, Amos 7.13. UsuaUy translated
sanctuary, Amos 7.9, <feo.
CHAPITER (the capital of a pillar), Ex.
36.38. CHARRAN. See Haran,
CHARASHIM, valley of craftsmen, near
Jerusalem, 1 Chr. 4.14, Neh. 11.36.
CHARGER, a dish. Num. 7.13,84. Ezr,
l.£. Mat. 14.8. Translated platter, Luk.
11.39. CHARIOTS, used in war, Ex. 14.7,25.
Deu. 20.1. Jos. 11.4. 1 Km. 20.1,25. 2 Kin.
6,14. 2Kin.9.21. 2Kin.l0,2,16. Psa.20.7,
Joel 2.5, Nah, 2.3,4, Nah, 3.2. Used for
travelling and in state-processions. Gen. 41.43.
Gen. 46.29. 2 Kin. 6.9. 2 Chr. 35.24. Jer.
17.25. Act. 8.29.
Drawn by horses, Ex, 14.9. 2 Sam. 8.4,
2 Kin. 7.14. Song 1.9. By asses or camels,
Isa. 21.7. Mic. 1.13, Made of, and armed
with, iron, Jos. 17.18, Jud. 1.19. Of wood,
Song 3.9. Wheels of, Ex. 14.25. IKin. 7.33.
Cloths of, Eze. 27.20.
Brought into Judea by David, 2 Sam. 8.4.
By Solomon from Egypt, 1 Kin, 10.26,28,29,
Drivers employed, 1 Kin. 22.84. Preceded by
runners, 1 Sam. 8.11. 2 Sam. 15.1. 1 Kin. 1.5.
IKin. 18.46. Idolatrous, of the sun, 2 Kin.
23.11. Illustrative, 2 Kin. 13.14. Psa. 104,8. Isa,
66.16. Hab. 3.8. SymboUcal, Zee. 6.2. 2 Kin.
2.11. 2 Kin, 6, 17. Rev. 9.9.
 , cities, of Solomon, i Kin. 9.19.
2 Chr. 1.14. 2Chr.8.6. 2Chr.9.25,
CHARITY. See Love— Poor, kindness
TO. CHARMERS. See Sorcery — Serpents.
CHEBAR, a river of Mesopotamia, to
which the Jews were carried captive; Ezekiel' s
visions there, Eze. 1,1-3, Eze, 3,16. Eze.
10.15,22, Eze. 43.3,
CHEDORLAOMER, king of Elam, in
vades Canaan ; captives rescued from, by
Abraham, Gen, 14,
CHEERFULNESS. See Contentment.
CHEESE, 1 Sam. 17.18. 2 Sam. 17.29.
Job 10.10.
CHEMARIM (idolatrous priests), Zeph.1.4.
2 Km. 23.6. Hos. 10.6,
CHEMOSH, a name of the Moabites, Num,
21.29 ; from their idol, 1 Km. 11.7,33, 2 Ktn.
23.13. Jer. 48.7,13,46. Worshipped by the
Amorites, Jud. 11.24.
CHENANIAH, a master of the Temple
singing, 1 Chr. 15.32,27. I

OHILDSEN
CHERETHITES, a tribe of PhUistmes,
Eze.25.16. Zeph.2.6. lSam.30.14,16. David's
body-guard formed out of, 2 Sam, 8, 18. 2 Sam.
16.18. 2 Sam. 20.23,
CHERITH, a brook, near which EUjah was
fed byravens, 1 Kin. 17.3-7.
CHERUBIM, placed at the entrance of
Eden, Gen. 3.24. Of gold, over the Ark, Ex.
35.18-20. Ex. 37.7-9. ISam. 4.4. IKin. 8.6,7,
2 Chr. 6.7,8. Heb. 9.5. In the Holy of HoUes,
1 Kin. 6.23-28. 2 Chr. 8.10-13.
Representations of, on the Tabernacle cur-
tams. Ex, 26,1, Ex. 36.8. VaU, Ex. 26.31.
Ex. 36.36. Temple vaU, 2 Chr. 3.14. Doors
and walls, IKln. 6.29-35. 2 Chr. 3.7. Brazen
layers, 1 Kin. 7.29,36.
Dlustrative, Eze. 28.14,16. SymboUcal, Eze.
1. Eze. 9.3. Eze. 10. Psa. 18,10. God's
presence between. — See Cloud of glory.
CHESNUT, Gen. 80,87. Eze. 31.8.
CHILDREN, a blessing. Gen, 80,1, Psa.
113,9, Psa. 127. 3-5. Given in answer to
prayer. Gen. 16.2-5, Gen. 21.1, Gen, 26.21,
Gen, 30.17-22, l,Sam. 1.27, Luk, 1.13,
Treatment of, after birth. Lam. 2,22, Eze.
16.4. Luk. 2.7,12. Circumcised.— See CiR-
cvmcision. Naming of. — See Names
Weaningof, Gen. 21.8. ISam. 1.22. I8a.28.9.
Tutors of, 2 Kin. 10.1. Gal, 4.1,2. Act.
22.3. Nurses, Gen. 24.59. Ex. 2.7,9. Ruth
4.16. 2 Sam. 4.4. 2 Kin. 11.2. Amusements
of, Zee. 8.6. Mat. 11.16,17. Job 21.11,
Attended pubUc worship, Jos, 8,35. 2 Chr.
20.13. Ezr. 8.21. Neh. 8.2,3. Neh, 12,43.
Mat. 21,15, Luk, 2.46, From the age of three
years, 2 Chr, 31.16. Dedicated to God, Jud.
11.39. Jud. 13.7. ISam. 1.22,28. Prayerfor,
and blessing of, by parents. — See Parents,
PRATERS OF.
Adoption of. — See Adoption. First-bom,
privUeges of. — See First-born. Inheritance
of, — See Inheritance, Marriage of. — See
Marriage. Taken as bond-servants for debt, 2 Kin. 4.1.
Neh. 5.6, Job 24.9, Mat, 18,25. Offered to
Idols.^ee Idolatrous Offerings. Slain
in famine. Lev. 26.29. Deu. 28.63-67. 2 Kin.
6.28,29. Jer. 19.9. Lam. 2.20. Lam. 4.10.
Eze. 5.10. Slain by Pharaoh, Ex. 1.22. By
Herod, Mat. 2.16-18.
Illegitimate, excluded from the congregation,
Deu. 23.2. Heb. 12.8. RebeUious, punished
with death, Ex. 21.16,17. Lev. 20.9. Deu.
21.18-21. Fatherless.— See Widows and
Orphans. Miracles connected with, 1 Kin. 17.17-23.
2 Km. 4.17-36, Mat, 16,28. Mat. 17,18. Luk.
8.42. Luk. 9.88. Jno. 4,49. Blessed by
Christ, Mat. 19,13-16, Mar, 10,13-16. Luk.
18.16,16. Illustrative, Psa, 131,2. Mat. 18.2-6, Mar.
9.86-37. Mar. 10.15. Luk. 9.46-48, Luk.
18.17. ICor. 14.20. Heb. 12.9. Jer. L6,7.
ICor. 13.11. ICor. 14.20. Eph. 4.14. IPet.
2.2. Death of.— See Death.
CHILDREN AND Youth— Duties and
Privileges — Deu. 31.12. Gather the people
together, men, and women, and children, that
they may hear, and that they may leam, and
fear the Lord your God, and observe to do aU
the words of this law ; 13, And thai their
chUdren, which have not known any thing.
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CHILDEEN
may hear, and learn to fear the Lord your
God. Jos. 8.35. 2 Chr. 20.13. Neh. 8.2,3.
Neh. 12.43. Ezr. 8.21.
Psa. 34.11. Come, ye children, hearken
unto me : I will teach you the fear of the
Lord, 1 Chr, 28.9.
Psa. 71.6, Thou art my hope, 0 Lord God :
thfm art my trust from my youth. 17, 0 God,
thou hast (aught me from my youth.
Psa. 119.9. Wherewithal shall a young man
cleanse his way ? by taking heed thereto
according to thy word.
Psa. 144.12. Our sons may be as plants
grown up in their youth ; that our daughters
may he as corner stones, polished after the
sinuhtude of a palace.
Psa. 148.12, Youngmen, and maidens ; old
men, and children : 13. Let them praise the
name of the Lord.
Pro. 3.1. My son, forget not my law ; butlet
thine heart keep my commandments : 2. For
length of days, and long life, and peace, shall
they add to Uiee. 3. Let not mercy and truth
forsake thee : bind them about thy neck ;
write them upon the table of thine heart : 4.
So shalt thou flnd favour and good under
standing in the sight of God and man.
Pro. 8.17, I love them that love me; and
those that seek me early shall flnd me. 32.
Hearken unto me, O ye children: for blessed
a/re they tliat keep my ways. 33. Hear instruc
tion, and be wise, and refuse it not.
Pro. 20,11. Even a child is known by his
doings, whether hia work he pure, and whether
it he right.
Pro. 23.15. My son, if thine heart be wise,
my heart shall rejoice, even mine. 16. Yea,
my reins shall rejoice, when thy lips speak
right things. 24. The father of the righteous
shall greatly rejoice : and he that begetteth a
wise child shall have joy of him. 25. Thy
father and thy mother shall be glad, and she
that bare thee shall rejoice. 26. My son, give
me thine heart, and let thine eyes observe my
ways. Pro. 29.3. Whoso loveth wisdom rejoiceth
his father.
Ecc. 4.13. Better is a poor and a wise child
than an old and foolish king, who wiU no
more be admonished.
Ecc. 12.1. Eemember now thy Creator in
the days of thy youth, while the evU days
come not, nor the years draw nigh, when
thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them.
Isa. 40.11, He shall gather the lambs with
his arm, and carry them in his bosom.
Isa. 64.13. All thy children shaU be taught
of the Lord ; and great shaU be the peace of thy
children, Jer. 3,4. Wilt thou not from this time cry
unto me. My father, thou art the guide of ray
youth ?
Lam. 8,27. It is good for a man that he bear
the yoke in his youth.
Mat. 18.4. Whosoever therefore shaU humble
himself as this little child, the same is greatest
in the kingdom of heaven. 5. And whoso
shall receive one such little child in ray name
receiveth me. 10, Despise not one of these
little ones ; for I say unto you. That in heaven
their angels do always behold the face of my
Father which is in heaven. Mar. 9.37. Luk.
9.48. Mat. 19.14. Jesus said, Suffer little children,

CmLDREN
and forbid them not, to come unto me : for of
such is the kingdom of heaven. 15. And he
laid his hands on them. Luk. 18.16,16,
Mat. 21.16, The chief-priests saw thp
children crying in the temple, and saying,
Hosanna to the son of David ; 16. Out of the
mouth of babes and sudklings thou hast per
fected praise. Psa. 8.2.
Mat. 23.37. How often would I have
gathered thy children together, even as a hen
gathereth her chickens under her wings, and
ye would not I
Mar. 10.16. He took them up in his arms,
put his hands upon them, and blessed them.
V. 13-16.
Jno. 21,16. Feed my lambs.
Act, 2.39. The promise is xmto you, and to
your chil(b:en.
ITim. 4.12. Let no man despise thy youth;
but be thou an example of the behevers, in
word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in
faith, in purity.
2 Tim. 2.22. Flee also ycuthful lusts : but
follow righteousness, faith, charity, peace,
with them that call on the Lord out of a pure
heart. Tit, 2.6. Young men likewise exhort to be
sober minded.
] Jno. 2.12. Little children, your sins are
forgiven you for his name's sake. 13. Young
men, ye have overcome the wicked one. Little
children, ye have known the Father.
CHILDEEN AND Youth, duties to
PA.B.ENTS, Ex. 20. 12. Honour thy father and
thy mother : that thy days may be long upon
the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.
Deu. 5,16. Mat. 16.4. Mat. 19.19.
Lev. 19. 3, Fear every man his mother, and
his father. 32. Else up before the hoary head,
and honour the face of the old man.
Pro. 1.8. My son, hear the instruction ' of
thy father, and forsake not the law of thy
mother : 9. For they shall be an-omament of
grace unto thy head, and chains about thy neck.
Pro. 4.1. Hear, ye children, the instruction
of a father, and attend to know understanding.
20. My son, attend to my words ; incline thine
ear unto my sayings. 21. Let them not depart
from thine eyes ; keep thera in ttie midst of
thine heart. 22. For they are life unto those
that find them, and health to all their fiesh.
Pro. 5.1. My son, attend imto my wisdom,
and bow thine ear to my underetanding :
2, That thou mayest regard discretion, and
that thy lips may keep knowledge,
]Pro. 6.20. My son, keep thy father's com
mandment, and forsake not the law of thy
mother : 21. Bind them continuaUy upon
thine heart, and tie them about thy neck.
Pro, 10.1, A wise son maketh a glad father.
Pro. 13.1. A wise son heareth his father's
instruction. Pro. 15.6. He that regardeth reproof ia
prudent. 20. A vrise son maketh a glad father.
Pro, 17.6, The glory of c^dreu are thdi
fathers. Pro. 23.22. Hearken unto thy rather that
begat thee, and despise not thy mother when
she is old.
Pro. 27.11. My son, be wise, and make my
heart glad, that 1 may answer him that
reproacheth me.
Pro. 28.7. Whoso keepeth the law is a wise
' son.

CHlLDEElf
Mai. 1.6. A son honoureth his father. |
Mai. 4.6. He shaU tum the heart of the i
children to their fathers, lest I corae and smite |
the earth with a curse,
Eph. 6.1. Children, obey your parents in
the Lord : for this is right. 2. Honour thy
father and mother ; which is the first com
mandment with promise ; 3. That it may be
well with thee, and thou mayest live long on j
the earth.
Col, 3,20. Obey j/owr parents in all things :
for this is wellpleasing unto the Lord.
1 Tim. 5.4. If any vridow have children or
nephews, let them leam first to shew piety at
home, and to requite their parents : for that
is good and acceptable before God, 8. But if
any provide not for his own, and specially for
those of his own house, he hath denied the
faith, and is worse than an infidel. 16. If any
man or woman that believeth have widows,
let them relieve them, and let not the church
be charged ; that it may relieve them that are
widows indeed,
Heb. 12,9, Fathers of our flesh which cor
rected us, and we gave them reverence.
CHILDREN AND Youth, dutiful.
Examples or, Shem and Japheth, Gen. 9,23.
Isaac, Gen. 22.6-12. Esau, Gen. 28.6-9. Judah,
Gen, 44,18-34. Joseph, Gen. 46.9-13, Gen.
46.29. Gen. 47.11,12. Gen, 48.12, Gen. 50,1-13,
Moses, Ex. 18.7- Jephthah's daufihter, Jud.
11.36, Euth, Euth 1.1&-17. Ehhu, Job 32.
4-7. Saul, 1 Sam. 9.6. David, 1 Sam. 22.3,4.
Solomon, 1 Kin. 2.19,20, Eechabites, Jer. 35.
18,19. Jesus, Luk, 2.51.
 , Pious, Examples op. Samson,
Jud. 13.24. Samuel, ISam. 2,26. ISam. 3.10.
Abijah, 1 Kin. 14.13. Obadiah, 1 Kin. 18.12.
Jehoshaphat. 1 Kin, 22.43, 2 Chr. 17.3,
Jewish children, 2 Chr. 20.13. Neh. 12.43.
Job, Job 29.4. David, Psa. 71.5,17. Solomon,
1 Kin. 3.3-13. Josiah, 2 Chr. 34.1-3. Children
in the Temple, Mat. 21.15. John, Luk. 1.80.
Jesus, Luk. 2.62. Timothy, 2 Tim. 1.5, 2 Tim,
3.15.  AND Youth, Wicked. Sins
Off THE Young. Gen. 8.21. The imagination
of man's heart is evil from his youth.
Num. 32,14. Ye are risen up in your fathers*
stead, an Increase of sinful men.
Deu. 27.16. Cursed be he that setteth light
by his father or Ms mother. And aU the people
shall say, Ajuen.
Job 13.26. Makest me to possess the ini
quities of ray youth.
Job. 19.18. Yea, young children despised
me ; I arose, and they spake against me.
Job 20,11. His bones are full of the sin of
his youth, which_ shall lie down with him in
the dust.
Job 30.1. They that are younger than I
have me in derision. 12. The youth ; they
push away my feet, and they raise up against
me the ways of tiieir destruction.
Psa. 26.7. Eemember not the sins of my
youth. Pro, 7.7. Among the simple ones, I dis
cerned among the youths, a young man void
of understanding.
Pro. 10.1. The proverbs of Solomon. A
wise son maketh a glad father : but a foolish
son is the heaviness of his mother.
Fro, 13.1. A wise son heureUi hia fathers

CHILDEEK
instruction : but a scomer heareth not re
buke. Pro. 15.5. A fool despiseth his father's
instruction : but he that regardeth reproof is
prudent. 20. A wise son maketh a glad
father: but a foolish man despiseth his mother.
Pro. 17,2, A wise servant shall have rule
over a son that causeth shame. 21, He that
begetteth a fool doeth it to his sorrow : and
the father of a fool hath no joy, 26. A foolish
son is a grief to his-father, and bitterness to
her that bear him. Pro. 19.12.
Pro. 19.26. He that wasteth his father, and
chaseth away his mother, is a son that causeth
shame, and bringeth reproach.
Pro. 20.20. Whoso curseth his father or his
mother, his lamp shall be put out in obscure
darkness. Pro. 22.15, Foolishness M bound in the heart
of a child.
Pro. 23.22. Hearken unto thy father that
begat thee, and despise not thy mother when
she is- old.
Pro. 28.7. Whoso keepth the law is a wise
son : but he that is a companion of riotous
men shameth his father. 24, Whoso robbeth
his father or his mother, and saith. It is no
transgression ; the same is the companion of
a destroyer. Pro, 30.11. A generation that curseth their
father, and doth not bless their mother.
17. The eye that mocketh at his father, and
despiseth to obey his mother, the ravens of
the valley shall pick it out, and the yoimg
eagles shall eat it,
Ecc. 11.9. Eejoice, O young man, in thy
youth ; and let thy heart cheer thee in the days
of thy youth, and walk in the ways of thine
heart, and in the sight of thine eyes : but
know thou, that for aU these things God vrill
bring thee into judgment. 10. For childhood
and youth are vanity.
Jer. 3.25. We have sinned against the Lord
our God, we and our fathers,, from our youth.
Jer. 7.18. The children gather wood, to
make cakes to the queen of heaven.
Jer. 32.30. The children of Israel and the
children of Judah have only done evil before
me from their youth.
Eze. 22,7. They set light by father and
mother. CHILDREN AND Youth, Wicked,
Examples of. Canaan, Gen. 9.25. EU's
sons, 1 Sam. 2.12. Samuel's sons, 1 Sam. 8.3,
Absalom, 2 Sam, 15. Adonijah, 1 Kin, 1.6.
Abijam, 1 Kin. 15,3. Ahaziah, 1 Kin. 22.52.
Children at Bethel, 2 Kin. 2.23,24. Samaritans
descendants, 2 Kin. 17.41, Amon, 2Kin, 21.21.
Sennacherib's sons, 2 Kin. 19.37.
 OF Saints blessed by God,
Gen. 7.1. Come thou and all thy house into
the ark. Gen. 6.18.
Gen, 17,7. I will estabhsh my covenant be
tween me and thee and thy seed after thee in
their generations for an everlasting covenant,
to be a God unto thee, and to thy seed after
thee. V. 8.
Gen. 19.12. Hast thou here any besides?
son in law, and thy sons, and thy daughters,
and whatsoever thou hast in the city, bring
them out of this place, v. 15, 16.
Gen.21.13. Of the son of the bond-woman
wUl I make a nation, because he -is thy seed.
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CHILDEEN
Gen. 26.24. WiU bless thee, and multiply
thy seed for my servant Abraham's sake.
Deu. 4.37. Because he loved thy fathers,
therefore he chose their seed after them. Deu.
10.15. Deu. 1 2. 28. That it may go weU with thee,
and with thy chUdren after thee for ever. Deu.
29.29. 1 Kin. 11.13. I wiU not rend away aU the
kin gdom ; but will ^ve one tribe to thy son,
for David ray servant's sake.
1 Kin. 15.4. For David's sake did the Lord
his God give him a lamp in Jerusalem, to set
up his son after him,
2 Kin. 8.19. The Lord would not destroy
Judah for David his servant's sake, as he pro
mised him to give him alway a light, and to
his chUdren.
Psa. 37.26. His seed is blessed.
Psa, 102,28. The chUdren of thy servants i
shall continue, and their seed shaU be estah-
lished before thee.
Psa. 103.17. His righteousness xmto chUd
ren's chUdren.
Psa. 112.2. His seed shall be mighty upon
earth: the generation of the upright shaU be
blessed. 3. Wealth and riches slu^ be in his
house. Pro. 3,33. He blesseth the habitation of the
just. Pro, 11.21. The seed of the righteous shaU
be delivered.
Pro. 12.7. The house of the righteous shall
stand. Pro. 13.22. A good man leaveth an inherit
ance to his chUdren's chUdren ; and the wealth
of the sinner is laid up for the just.
Pro. 20.7. His children are blessed after
him. Isa. 44,3. I wUl pour my spirit upon thy
seed, and my blessing upon thine offspring :
4. Ajid they shall spring up as among the
grass, as willows by the water courses. 6. One
shaU say, I am the Lord's ; and another shaU
caU himself by the narae of Jacob ; and an
other shaU subscribe with his hand unto the
Lord, and surname himself hy the narae of
Israel. Isa. 65. 23. They are the seed of the blessed
of the Lord, and their offspring with them.
Jer. 31.1. The God of aU the famiUes of
Israel, Jer, 32.39. That they may fear me for ever,
for the good of them, and of their chUdren
after them.
Act. 2.39, The promise is unto you and to
your chUdren
1 Cor. 7.14. The unbeUeving husband is
sanctified by the wife, and the unbelieving
wife is sanctified by the husband : else were
your chUdren unclean ; but now are they holy.
Mai. 2.16.
CHILDREN OF the Wicked. See Sin,
fruits or, HEBEDITARY CONSEQUENCES.
CHIMHAH, son of BarziUai, David takes
him into his household, 2 Sam, 19.37,40, and
recommends him to Solomon, 1 Kin. 2.7. See
Jer. 41.17.
CHIMNEY, Hos. 13.3.
CHINNERETH. See Cinneeoth.
CHIOS, an island in the Mediterranean,
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CHRIST, ASCENSION 0¥
CHISLEU, the ninth month (December),
Ezr. 10.9, Neh. 1.1. Jer. 36-22,23. Zee. 7.1.
CHITTIM, a people descended from Javan,
Gen. 10.4. Isles or coasts of, in the Mediter
ranean, Isa. 23.1,12. Jer. 2.10. Commerce
of, Eze. 27.6. Prophecies respecting, Num
24.24. Dan. 11.30.
CHIUN,or Eemfhan (Saturn), aPhenician
idol, worshipped by IsraeUtes, Amos 5.26.
Act, 7.43.
CHLOE, house of, Corinthian disciples,
1 Cor, 1,11.
CHORAZIN, a town near the Sea of GalUee,
Christ's miracles in. Mat. 11,21. Luk, 10,13,
CHRIST, Ascension op, Psa, 24.7, LUt
up your heads, 0 ye gates ; and be ye Uft up,
ye everlasting doors ; and the King of glory
shall come in, v. 8-10,
Psft, 68.18. Thou hast ascended on high,
thou hast led captivity captive. Eph. 4. 8.
Mar. 16.19, After the Lord had spoken unto
them, he was received up into heaven, and aat
on the right hand of God.
Luk. 24.26. Ought not Christ to have suf
fered these things, and to enter into his glory?
50. He led them out as far as to Bethany, and
he lifted up his hands, and blessed them.
51, And it came to pass, whUe he blessed
them, he was parted from them, and carried
up into heaven.
Jno. 1,51, Hereafter ye shall see heaven
open, and the angels of God ascending and
descending upon the Son of man. See Act.
1,10. Jno. 6.62, Wliat and if ye shaU see the Son
of man ascend up where he was before ?
Jno. 7.33, Yet a Uttle whUe am I with you,
and then 1 go unto him that sent me. 34. Ye
shaU seek me, and shaU not find me: and
where I am, thither ye cannot come, 39. The
Holy Ghost was not yet given ; because that
Jesus was not yet glorified.
Jno. 13.31. Now is the Son of man glorified,
and God is glorified in him. 32. If God be
glorified in him, God shaU also glorify him in
himseLE, and shaU straightway glorify him.
Jno. 14.2. I go to prepare a place for you.
12. Greater works than these shaU he do ;
because I go unto my Father. 28. Ye have
heard how I said unto you, I go away, and
come a^ain unto you. If ye loved me, ye
would rejoice, because I said, I go unto the
Father : for my Father is greater than I,
Jno. 16.6. Now I go my way to him that
sent me. 7. It is expedient for you that I go
away : for if I go not away, the Comforter vriU
not come unto you ; but U I depart, I wiU send -
him unto you. 10. I go to ray Father, and ye
see me no more.
Jno. 16.16. A Uttle whUe, and ye shaU not
see me : and again, a little whUe, and ye shall
see me, because I go to the Father. 25. The
time cometh, when I shall no more speak unto
you in proverbs, but I shaJl shew you plainly
of the Father. 28, I came forth from the
Father, and am come into the world : again, I
leave the world, and go to the Father.
Jno, 17,6. Now, O Father, glorify thou me
, with thine own self with the glory which I had
with thee before the world was.
Jno, 20.17, Touch me not ; for I am not yet
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CHRIST, ASCENSION OF
and aay unto them, I ascend unto my Father,
and your Father : and to my God, and your
God. Act. 1.9. When he bad spoken these things,
while they beheld, he was taken up ; and a
cloud received him out of their sight.
Act. 2.33. Being by the right hand of God
exalted, and having received of the Father the
promise of the Holy Ghost.
Act. 3.21. Whom the heaven must receive
until the times of restitution of aU things.
Act. 6,31. Him hath God exalted with his
right hand to he a. Prince and a Saviour, for to
give repentance to Israel, and forgiveness of
sins. Act, 7.55. Looked up stedfastlyinto heaven,
and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing
on the right hand of God, 66. And said. Be
hold, I see the heavens opened, and the Son of
man standing on the right hand of God.
Eom. 8. 1 7. We may be also glorified together.
34. Who is even at the right hand of God.
Eph. 1.20. He raised him from the dead,
and set him at his own right hand in the
heavenly places.
Eph. 4.10. He that descended is the same
also that ascended up far above aJl heavens,
that he might fiU all things.
PhU. 2.9. God also hath highly exalted him.
Col. 2.16. Having spoUed principaUties and
powers, he made a show of them openly,
triumphing over them in it.
Col. 3.1. Sitteth on the right hand of God,
1 Tim. 3.16. Grod was manifest in the flesh,
received up into glory.
Heb, 1.3. When he had by himself purged
our sins, sat down on the right hand of the
Maj^ty on high.
Heb. 2.9. ' We aee Jesus, who was made a
little lower than the angels for the suffering of
death, crowned with glory and honour.
Heb. 4.10. He that is entered into his rest,
he also hath ceased from his own works, as
God did from his. 14. We have a great high-
priest, that is passed into the heavens, Jesus
the Son of God.
Heb, 6. 20. The forerunner is for us entered,
even Jesus, made an high-priest for ever.
Heb. 7. 26. Such an higi-priest became us,
wh,o is holy, harmless, undeflled, separate from
sinners, and made higher than the heavens.
Heb. 8.1. We have such an high-priest, who
is set on the right hand of the throne of the
Majesty in the heavens.
Heb. 9.12. By his own blood he entered in
once into the holy place, having obtained
etemal redemption for us. 24. Christ is not
entered into the holy places ma4e with hands,
which are the figrures of the true ; but into
heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of
God for us.
Heb. 10.12. After he had offered one sacri
fice for sins, for ever sat down on the right
hand of God; 13. From henceforth expecting
till his enemies be made his footstool.
Heb. 12.2. Who for the joy that was set
before bim endured the cross, despising the
shame, and is set down at the right hand of
the throne of God.
IPet. 3.22. Who is gone into heaven, and is
on the right hand of God.
Eev. 1.5. Who is the faithful witness, and
the flrst begotten of the dead.
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CHRIST. DEATH OF
i grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I
also overcame, and am set down with my
Father in his throne.
See Christ, head op the Church —
Christ, king.
CHRIST, Compassion op. See Christ,
LOTB op.

 , Confessing op. See Decision.
CHRIST Creator. Jno. 1.3. AU things
were made by him ; and without him was not
anything made that was made. 10. He was in
the world, and the world was made by him.
1 Cor. 8. 6. There is hut one God, the Father,
of whom are aU things, and we in him ; and
one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are aU things,
and we by him.
Eph. 3.9. God, who created aU things by
Jesus Christ.
Col. 1.16. By him were aU things created,
that are in heaven, and that are in earth,
visible and invisible, whether they be thrones,
or dominions, or principaUties, or powers : aU
things were created by him, and for him :
17. And he is before aU things, and by him all
things consist.
Heb. 1.2. His Son, whom he hath appointed
heir of all things, by whom also he made the
worlds, V. 3, compare Gen. 1.26.
CHRIST, Death op, its design. Gen.
3.16. I wiU put enmity between thee and the
woman, and between thy seed and her seed ;
it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruiae
his heel.
Isa. 53.4. Surely he hath bome our griefs,
and carried our sorrows : yet we did eateem
him stricken smitten of God, and afflicted.
6. But he Mas wounded for our transgressions,
he woLS bmised for our iniquities : the chastise
ment of our peace wa,s upon him ; and with
his stripes we are healed. 6. AUwe like sheep
have gone astray ; we have tumed every one
to his own way ; and the Lord hath laid on
hira the iniquity of us aU. 8. He was cut off
out of the land of the Uving : for the transgres
sion of my people was he stricken.
Isa. 53.10. It pleased the Lord to bruise him;
he hath put him, to grief : when thou shalt make
his soul an offering for sin, he shaU see his
seed, he shaU prolong /iisdays, and the pleasure
of the Lord shaU prosper in his hand. 11. He
shall see of the travail of his soul, and shall
be satisfied : by his knowledge shaU my righte
ous aervant justify many ; for he shaU bear their
iniquities. 12. Therefore wiU I divide him a
portion with the great, and he ahaU divide the
spoU with the strong ; because he hath poured
out his soul unto death : and he was numbered
with the transgressors ; and he bare the sin of
many, and made intercession for the trans
gressors. V. 1-12.
Dan. 9.24. To finish the transgression, and
to make an end of sins, and to make reconci
liation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting
righteousness, and to seal up the vision and
prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy.
26. After three score and two weeks shaU
Messiah be cut off, but not for himself.
Zee. 9.11. By the blood of my covenant I
have sent forth thy prisoners out of tbe pit
wherein is no water.
Zee, 13.1. There ahaU be a fountain opened
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CHRIST, DEATH OV
of Jerusalem for sin and for undeannesg, 7.
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and
against the man that is my feUow, saith the
Lord of hosts : smite the shepherd.
Mat. 20.28. The Son of man came not to be
ministered unto, but to minister, and to give
his life a ransom for many. Mar. 10.46.
^ Mat. 26.28, This is my blood of the new
testament, which is shed for many for the
remission of sins. Mar. 14.24,
Luk, 22.19. He took bread, and gave thanks,
and brake it, and gave unto thera, saying,
This is ray body which is given for you : this
do in remembrance of me. 20. Likewise also
the cup after supper, saying, This cup is the
new testament in my blood, which is shed for
you. Luk. 24.26. Ought not Christ to have suffered
these things, and to enter into his glory ?
,^ Jno. 1.29. Behold the Lamb of God, which
taketh away the sin of the world.
Jno. 3,14. As Moses Ufted up the serpent
in the wUdemess, even so must the Son of man
be lifted up : 16, That whosoever beUeveth
In hira ahould not perish, but have etemal
Ufe, 16, Por God so loved the world, that he
gave hia only-begotten Son, that whosoever
beUeveth in him should not perish, but have
everlasting Ufe. 17. ForCiod sent not his Son
into the world to condemn the world ; but
that the world through him might be saved,
Jno, 6.51. The bread that I wiU give is ray
flesh, which I wiU give for the Ufe of the
world. Jno, 10,11. The good shepherd giveth his
Ufe for the sheep. 15, I lay down ray Ufe for
the sheep. 17. Therefore doth my Fatherlove
me, because I lay down my life, that I might
take it again,
Jno. 11.50. It is expedient for ua, that one
man should die for the people, and that the
whole nation perish not. 61. Jesus should die
for that nation ; 52. And not for that nation
oiUy, but that also he ahould gather together
in one the chUdren of God that were acattered
abroad, Jno. 12.24. Except a com of wheat faU into
the ground and die, it abideth alone : but if it
die, it bringeth forth ranch fruit. 31. Now is
the judgraent of this world : now shaU the
prince of this world be cast out. 32. And if Tbe
lifted up from the earth, wiU draw all men
unto me. 33. This he said, signifying what
death he should die.
Jno. 14.19. Yet a Uttle whUe, and the
world seeth me no more ; but ye see me :
because I Uve, ye shaU Uve also.
— Jno. 15.13. Greater love hath no man than
this, that a raan lay dovra his Ufe for his
friends. Act. 6.30. The God of our fathers raised up
Jesus, whora ye slew and hanged on a tree.
31. Hira hath God exalted with his right hand
to he a Prince and a Saviour, for to give
repentance to Israel, and forgiveness of sins.
Act. 20.28. Feed the church of God, which
he hath purchased vrith his own blood.
Act. 26.23. That Christ should suffer, and
that he should be the first that should rise from
the dead, and should shew light unto the
people, and to the GentUes.
- Rom. 3.24, Justified freely by his grace
through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.
25. Whora God hath set forth to be a propi-
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CHRIST, DEATH OF
tlatlon through faith in hia blood, to declare
hia righteouaness for the remission of sins that
are past, through the forbearance of God.
Eom. 4.25, Who was deUvered for our ^
offences, and was raised again for our justifi
cation, Eom. 6,6. When we were yet without
strength, in due time Christ died for tbe
ungodly. 7. Scarcely for a ri^teous man wiU
one die : yet peradventure for a good man
some would even dare to die. 8. But God
commendeth his love toward us, in that, whUe
we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. 0. -
Much more then, being now justifled by his
blood, we shaU be saved from wrath through
him. 10. For if, when we were enemies, we
were reconcUed to God by the death of his
Son, much raore, being reconcUed, we shall be
saved by his life. 11. We also joy in God
through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we
have now received the atoneraent,
Eom. 6.3. Know ye not, that so many of
us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were
baptized into his death ? 4. Therefore we are
buried with him by baptism into death ; that
like aa Christ was raised up from the dead by
the glory of the Father, even so we also ahould
walk in newness of life. 6. For if we have
been planted together in the likeness of his
death, we shaU be also in the likeness of his
resurrection. 9. Christ being raised from the
dead dieth no more ; death hath no more
dominion over him. 10. For In that he died,
he died unto sin once.
Eom. 8.3. God sending his own Son in the .
likeness of sinful flesh^and for sin, conderaned
sin in the flesh. 82. He that spared not his
own son, but delivered him up for us aU, how
shall he not with him also freely give us aU
things ? 34. Who is he that condemneth ? It
is Christ that died. 39. Nor height, nor
depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to
separate us from the love of God, which is in
Christ Jesus our Lord.
Eom. 14.9. To this end Christ both died,
and rose, and revived, that he might be Lord
both of the dead and Uving. 16. Destroy not
him vrith thy meat, for whora Christ died.
1 Cor. 5.7. Even Christ our passover is ?
sacrificed for ua.
1 Cor. 6.20. Ye are bought with a price:
therefore glorify Grod in your body, and in
your spirit, which are God'a.
1 Cor. 8.11. Through thy knowledge shall
the weak brother perish, for whom Christ
died? 1 Cor. 16.3. Christ died for our ains ac
cording to the scriptures.
2 Cor. 5.14. The love of Christ constraineth
us ; because we thus judge, that if one died for
aU, then were aU dead : 15. And tliat he died
for all, that they which Uve should not hence
forth live unto themselves, but unto hira which
died for them, and rose again. 19. God was
in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself,
not imputing their trespasses unto them ; and
hath committed unto us the word of reconci-
Uation. 21. He hath made him to be sin for ^
us, who knew no sin ; that we might be made
the righteousness of God in him.
2 Cor. 8.9. Ye know the grace of our Lord
Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for
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CHRIST, DEATH OF
Gal. 1.3. Our Lord Jesus Christ. 4. Who
gave himself for our sins, that he might deUver
OS from this present evU world, according to
the wiU of God and our Father.
Gal. 2.20. I am crucifled with Christ:
nevertheless I Uve ; yet not I, but ChristUveth
in me : and the Ufe which I now live in the
flesh I Uve by the faith of the Son of God.
*- Gal. 3.13. Christ hath redeemed us from
the curse of the law, being made a curse for
us : for it is written, Cursed is every one that
hangeth on a tree.
>¦ Gal. 4.4, When the fulness of the time was
come, Grod sent forth his Son, made of a
woman, made under the law, 6. To redeem
them that were under the law, that we might
receive the adoption of sons.
Eph. 1.6. He hath made us accepted in the
beloved. 7. In whom we have redemption
through hia blood, the forgiveness of sins,
accordhig to the riches of his grace.
Eph. 2.13. Now in Christ Jesus ye who
sometimes were far off are made nigh by the
blood of Christ. 14, He is our peace, who
bath raade both one, and hath broken down
the middle waU of partition between us; 15,
Having abolished in his flesh the enmity, even
the law of comraandments contained in ordi
nances ; for to make in himself of twain one
new man, so making peace ; 16, And that he
might reconcUe both unto God iu one body by
the cross, having slain the emnity thereby,
Eph, 5.2. Christ also hath loved us, and
hath given himself for us an offering and a
sacriflce to God for a sweet-smelling aavour.
25. Christ also loved the church, and gave
himself for it ; 26. That he might sanctify and
cleanse it with the washing of water by the
word ; 27. That he might present it to hira-
seU a glorious church, not having spot, or
wrinkle, or any such thing ; but that it should
be holy and without blemish.
^ Col. 1.14. In whom we have redemption
through his blood, even the forgiveness of sins.
20. Having made peace through the blood of
hia cross, by him to reconcUe aU things unto
himaelf ; by him, I say, whether they be things
in eiirth, or things in heaven, 21. Now hath
he reconcUed, 22. In the body of hia flesh
through death, to present you holy and un-
blameable and unreproveable in his sight.
Col. 2.14, Blotting out the handwriting of
ordinances that was against us, which was
contrary to us, and took it out of the way,
naUing it to hia cross ; 15. And having spoUed
principalities and powers, he made a show of
them openly, triumphing over them in it.
1 The. 1.10. Jesus, which delivered us from
the wrath to come.
1 The, 5,9, God hath not appointed us to
wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord
Jesus Christ, 10, Who died for us, that,
whether we wake or sleep, we should Uve
together with hira.
^ 1 Tim. 2.6. Who gave himself a ransom for
all, to be testified in due time.
Tit. 2.14. Who gave himself for us, that
he might redeem us from aU iniquity, and
purify unto himself a pectUiar people, zealous
of good works.
Heb. 1.3. When he had by himself purged
our sins,
Heb. 2,9, We see Jesus, who was made a [
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CHRIST, DEATH OF
doatn, crowned wiLU glory and honour ; that
he by the grace of God should taste death for
every man. 10. To make the captain of theii
salvation perfect through sufferings, 14, As
the chUdren are partakers of flesh and blood,
he also himself likewise took part of the same ;
that through death he might destroy him that
had the power of death, that is, the devU ;
15. And deUver them who through fear of
death were all their lifetime subject to bondage.
18. In that he himself hath suffered being
tempted, he is able to succour them that are
tempted, Heb, 7,27. Who needeth not daUy, as those
high-priests, to offer up sacrifice, first for his
own sins, and then for the people's : for this
he did once, when he offered up himself.
Heb. 9.12. Neither by the blood of goats
and calves, but by his own blood he entered in
once into the holy place, having obtained
etemal redemption for us. 13. For if the
blood of buUs and of goats, and the ashes of
an heifer sprinkling the unclean, sanctifieth to
the purifying of the fiesh : 14. How much
more shaU the blood of Christ, who through
the etemal Spirit offered himself without spot
to God, purge your conscience from dead
works to serve the Uving God ? 1 5. And for
this cause he is the mediator of the new
testament, that by means of death, for the
redemption of the transgressions that were
under the first testaraent, they which are
caUed might receive the promise of etemal
inheritance. Heb, 9,16, For where a testament is, there
must also of necessity be the death of the
testator. 17. For a testament is of force after
men are dead : otherwise it is of no strength
at aU whUe the testator Uveth. 25. Nor
yet that he should offer hiraself often, as the
high-priest entereth into the holy place every
year with blood of others ; 26. For then must
he often have suffered since the foundation of
the world: but now once in the end of the
world hath he appeared to put away sin by the
sacrifice of himself. 28. Christ was once offered
to bear the sins of many
Heb. 10.10. We are sanctified through the
offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for
all. 12. This man, after he had offered one
sacrifice for sins for ever, sat down on the
right hand of God. 14. By one offering he
hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
17. Thevc sins and iniqiuties vriU I remember
no more, 18, Now where remission of these
is, there is no more offering for sin, 19. Having
therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the
hoUest by the blood of Jesus, 20. By a new
and living way, which he hath consecrated for
us, through the vaU, that is to say, his fiesh.
Heb, 12.2. Who for the joy that was set
before him endured the cross, despising the
shame, and is set down at the right hand of
the throne of God. 24. To Jesus the mediator
of the new covenant,- and to the blood of
sprinkling, that speaketh better things than
that of Abel.
Heb. 13.11. The bodies of those beasts,
whose blood is brought into the sanctuary by-
the high-priest for sin, are bumed without the
camp. 12. Wherefore Jesus also, that he
might sanctify the people with his own blood,
suffered without the gate.
I Pet. 1.2. Elect according to the fore-
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CHRIST. DEATH OF
knowledge of God the Father, through sancti
fication of the Spirit, unto obedience and
sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ. 18.
Ye know that ye were not redeemed with
corruptible things, as sUver and gold, from
your vain conversation received by tradition
from your fathers ; 19. But with the precious
blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish
and without spot : 20. Who verily was fore
ordained before the foundation of the world,
but was manifest in these last times for you,
21. Who by him do beUeve in God, that raised
him up from the dead, and gave him glory ;
that your faith and hope might be in God.
1 Pet. 2.21. Christ also suffered for us,
leaving us an eiamplOj that ye should foUow
hia steps : 24. Who his own self bare our sins
in hifi ovm body on the tree, that we, being
dead to sins, should Uve unto righteousness : by
whose stripes ye were healed.
1 Pet. 3,18. Christ also hath once suffered
for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might
bring us to God, being put to death in the
fiesh, but quickened by the Spirit.
1 Pet. 4.1. Christ hath suffered for us in
the flesh.
1 Jno. 1.7, The blood of Jesus Christ his
Son cleanaeth us from all sin,
1 Jno. 2.2, He is the propitiation for our
sins : and not for oufs oiUy, but also for the
sins of the whole world.
1 Jno. 3,16. Hereby perceive we the love
of God, becauae he laid down his life for ua.
1 Jno, 4.10, Herein is love, not that we
loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his
Son to be the propitiation for our sins.
Eev, 1.6. Unto him that loved us, and
washed ua from our sins in his own blood,
6. And hath made us kings and priests unto
God and his Father.
Eev. 6.9. Thou wast slain, and hast redeemed
us to God by thy blood out of every kindred,
and tongue, and people, and nation ; 10. And
hast made us imto our God kings and priests :
and we shall reign on the earth.
Eev. 7.14. These are they which came out
of great tribulation, and have washed their
robes, and made them white in the blood of
the Lamb. 15. Therefore are they before the
throne of God.
Eev. 13.8. The Lamb slain from the foun
dation of the world.
See Christ, sufferings op.
CHRIST, Death op, predicted by him
self. Mat, 12.40. As Jonas was three days
and three nights in the whale's beUy : sc shaU
the Son of man be three days and three nights
in the heart of the earth. Luk. 11.30.
Mat. 16.21. From that time forth began
Jesus to shew unto his disciples, how that he
must go imto Jerusalem, and suffer many
things of the elders and chief priests and
scribes, and be kiUed. Mar. 8.31. Luk, 9.22,
Mat. 17.22. Jesus said unto them. The Son
of raan shaU be betrayed into the hands of
men: 23. And they shaU kiU hira. Mar.
9.31,32. Luk. 9.44,45. Luk. 24.7. Mat, 21,
33-45. Parable of tho Wicked Husbandmen.
Mat. 26.2. After two days is the feast of the
passover, and the Son of man is betrayed to be
crucified. Mar. 10.33. Behold, we go up to Jerusalem ;
and the Son of man shall be delivered unto
the chief priests, and unto the scribes ; and
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they shaU condemn bim to death, and shall
deUver him to the GentUes : 34. And they
shidl mock him, and shaU scourge hun, and
shaU spit upon him, and shaU kiU him : and
the third dayheahaliriae again. Mat. 20.18,19.
Luk. 18.31-33.
Luk. 17.25. First must he suffer many thin^,
and be rejected of this generation.
Luk, 22.15. With desire I have denired to
eat this paasover with you before I suffer.
37. This that ia written must yet be accom
plished in me. And he was reckoned among
the transgressors : for the things concerning
me have an end.
Jno. 10,11, I am the good shepherd: the
good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.
16. I lay dovra my life for the sheep.
17. Therefore doth my Father love me, be
cause I lay down my life, that I might take it
again. 18. No man taketh it from me, but 1
lay it dovra of myself. I have power to lay it
down, and I have power to take it again.
Jno. 12.7. Let her alone : against the day
of my burjdng hath she kept this. 32. I, if I
be lifted up from the earth, wiU draw aU men
unto me. 83. This he said, signifying what
death he should die. Mat. 26.12, Mar, 14,9.
Jno. 13.18. He that eateth bread with me
hath Ufted up hia heel against me. 19. Now
I teU you before it come, that, when it is
come to pass, ye may beUeve that I am ft-e.
21. Verily, verUy, I say unto you, that one of
you ahaU betray me. Mat. 26.21. Mar. 14.18.
Luk. 22.21.
Jno. 14.19, Yet a Uttle whUe, and the world
seeth me no raore.
Jno. 15,13. Greater love hath no man than
this, that a man lay dovra his lUe for his
frienda. Jno. 16.20. Ye ahaU weep and lament, but
the world shaU rejoice : and yeshaUbe sorrow
ful, but your sorrow shaU be tumed into joy.
CHRIST, Death op, voluntary. Isa.
50.6. I gave my back to the smiters, and my
cheeks to them that plucked off the hair : 1
hid not my face from shame and spitting.
Isa. 63.12. He poured out his soul unto
death. Mat, 26.24. The Son of man goeth as U is
written of him. 39. O my Father, if it be pos
sible, let this cup pass from me ; nevertheless
not as I wiU, but as thou wilt. 42. 0 my
Father, if this cup may not pass away from
me, except I drink it, thy wiU be done. Mar,
14,36,39. Mat, 26.63. Thinkest thou that I cannot
now pray to my Father, and he shaU presently
give me more than twelve legions of angels f
64. But how then shaU the scriptures be
fulfiUed, that thus it must be?
Luk. 9.61. When the time was come that
he should be received up, he stedfastly set
his face to go to Jerusalem.
Luk. 12.60, I have a baptism to be baptized
vrith : and how am I straitened tiU it be ac
complished I Luk. 22.15,
Luk. 22.42. Father, if thou be wUling, re
move this cup from me : nevertheless not my
wiU, but thine be done.
Jno. 10.17. Therefore doth my Father love
me, because I lay down my life, that I might
take it again. 18. No man taketh it from me,
but I lay it down of myself. I have power to
lay it down, and I have power to take it again

CHRIST ETERNAL
Jno. 18.C. They answered him, Jeans of
Nazareth. Jesua aaith unto them, I am he.
B. I have told you that I am he: if therefore
ye seek me, let theae go their way. 11. Put
up thy sword into the aheath : the cup which
my Father hath given me, ahaU I not drink it ?
PhU, 2.8, Being foimd in fashion aa a man,
he humbled himaelf, andbecame obedient unto
death, even the death of the cross.
CHRIST, Denial of. See Backsliding.
 , Eternal. Pro. 8.22. The Lord
possessed me in the begiiming of his way, be
fore his works of old. 23. I was set up from
everlasting, from the beginning, or ever the
earth waa. 24. When there owere no depths, I
was brought forth ; when there were no foun
tains abounding with water. 25. Before the
mountains were settled, before the bills waa I
brought forth.
Isa. 9.6. The everlasting Father.
Mic. 6.2. Out of thee shaU he come forth
unto me that is to be ruler tn Israel ; whose
goings forth ha/oe heen from of old, from ever
lasting. Jno. 1.1. In the beginning was tiie Word,
and the Word was with God, and the Word
was God. 2. Tbe same was in the beginning
vrith God. 4. In him was life. 16. He that
cometh after me is preferred before me : for
he was before me.
Jno. 6.62. What and if ye shaU see the Son
of man ascend up where he was before-'
Jno. 8.23. Iam from above: I ar- not of
this world. 58. Before Abraham was, I am.
Jno, 17.5. The glory which I had vrith thee
before the world was.
2 Cor. 8.9. He was rich, yet for your sakes
he became poor.
Eph. 4.10. He that descended is the same
also that ascended up far above aU heavens,
that he might flU aU tdiings.
Col. 1.17. He is before aU things, and by
him aU things consist.
Heb. 1.10. Thou, Lord, in the beginning
hast laid the foundation of the earth ; and
the heavens are the works of thine hands:
11. They shall periah ; but thou reraainest ;
and they aU shall wax old as doth a garment ;
12. Ajid as a vesture shalt thou fold them up,
and they shall be changed : but thou art the
aarae, and thy years shall not faU. Psa. 102.
24-27. Heb. 7.16. Made, not after the law of a
carnal commandment, but after the power of
an endless life. 24. He continueth ever.
25. He ever Uveth to make intercession for
them. Heb. 6.20.
Heb. 13.8. Jesus Christ the same yesterday,
and to-day, and for ever.
1 Jno. 1.1. That which was from the begin
ning, wliich we have heard, which we have
seen vrith our eyes, which we have looked
upon, and our hands have handled, of the
Word of life ; 2. For the Ufe was manifested,
and we have seen it, and bear vritness, and
shew unto you that etemal life, which was
with the Father, and was manifested unto us.
Eev. 1.8. I am Alpha and Omega, the be
ginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which
is, and which was, and which is to come, the
Almighty. 11, I am Alpha and Omega, the
flrst and the last, 17, I am the first and the
last : 18, Iam he that Uveth, and was dead ;

OHRIST GOD
and, behold, i am alive lor evennore. Rev.
21.6. Eev. 22.13.
Eev. 2.8. Theae things saith the first and
the last, which was dead, and is aUve.
CHRIST, Example op. See Likeness to
God and Christ.
 , Faith in. See Faith.
 — , Genealogy op. See Genealo-

CHRIST God. Psa. 24.10. Who is this
King of gloiy ? The Lord of boats ; he is the
King of glory. 1 Cor. 2.8.
Psa. 45,6. Thy throne, 0 God, is for ever
and ever : the sceptre of thy kingdom is a
right sceptre. 7. Thou lovest righteousness,
and hatest wickedness : therefore God, thy
God, hath anointed thee with the oil of glad
ness above thy feUows. Heb. 1.8.
Isa. 6.1. I saw aiso the Lord sitting upon a
throne, high and Ufted up, and his train filled
the temple. Jno. 12.41.
Isa. 8.13. Sanctify the Lord of hosts him
self ; and let him he your fear, a,Jid let him be
your dread, 14. And he shall be for a sanc
tuary ; but for a stone of stumbling and for a
rock of offence. IPet. 2.8.
Isa. 0.6, His name shall be caUed Wondeiv
ful, CounaeUer, The mighty Grod, The ever
lasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
Isa,. 40.3. Prepare ye the way of the Lord,
make straight in the desert a highway for our
God. 9. Say unto the cities of Judah, Behold
your Gtod! 10. Behold, the Lord God wiU
corae with strong hand, and hia arra shaU
rule for him. Mat, 3,3,
Mai. 3.1. The Lord, whom ye seek, shaU
suddenly corae to his temple, even the mes
senger of the covenant, whom ye delightin :
behold, he shall come, saith the Lord of hosta.
Mat. 1.23. Behold, a virgin shaU be with
chUd, and shall bring forth a son, and they
shaU caU his name Emmanuel, which being
interpreted is, God with us. Isa. 7.14,
Mat. 22.43. How then doth David in spirit
call him Lord, saying, 44. The Lord said
unto my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, tiU
I make thine enemies thy footstool? 45. If
David then caU him Lord, how is he his son ?
Psa. 110.1.
Jno. 1,1. In the beginning was the Word,
and the Word was with God, and the Word
was God, 2. The same was in the beginning
with God.
Jno. 6.17, Jesus answered them. My Father
worketh hitherto, and I work. 18. Therefore
the Jews sought the more to kiU him, because
he not only had broken the sabbath, but aaid
also that God was his Father, making himself
equal with God.
Jno. 10.30. I and my Father are one.
31. Then the Jews took up stones again to
stone him. 32. Jesua answered thera, Many
good works have I shewed you from my Father ;
for which of those works do ye stone me?
33. For a good work we stone thee not ; but
for blasphemy ; and becaui»e that thou, being
a raan, inaJtest thyself Grod.
Jno. 20.28. Thomas answered and said unto
him. My Lord and my God.
Act. 20.28. Feed the church of God, which
he hath purchased with his ovra blood.
Eom, 9.6. Of whom as concerning the flesh
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CHRIST GOD
Christ came, who ia over all, God biesseii lor
ever. 1 Cor. 10.9. Neither let us tempt Christ, as
some of them also tempted, and were destroyed
of serpents. See Num. 21.6.
1 Cor. 15.47. The second man is the Lord
from heaven.
PhU. 2,5. Christ Jesus, 6, Who, being in
the form of God, thought it not robbery to be
equal with God.
Col. 2.9. In him dweUeth aU the fulness of j
the Godhead bodUy.
1 Tim. 3.16. God was raanifest in the flesh.
Tit. 2.13. The glorious appearing of the
great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.
Heb. 1.8. But unto the Son he saith, Thy
throne, O God, is for ever and ever ; a sceptre
of righteousness is the sceptre of thy kingdom.
10. And, Thou, Lord, in the beginning hast
laid the foundation of the earth; and the
heavens are the works of thine hands, v. 1-14.
Psa. 102,24-27.
1 Jno. 5.20. Thia is the true God and etemal
Ufe. See Christ, Son op God — Gor the
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
CHRIST, God glorified by. See God
glorified.

 ¦, Head op the Church. Isa.
33.22. The Lord is our judge, the Lord is our
lawgiver, the Lord is our king ; he wiU save us.
Isa. 55.4. I have given him/or a witness to
the people, a leader and commander to the
people. Mat. 12.6. In this place is one greater than
the temple. 8. The Son of man is Lord even
of the sabbath-day. Mar. 2.28. Luk. 6.5,
Mat. 23.8. Be not ye called Eabbi : for one
is your Master, even Christ ; and aU ye are
brethren. 10. Neither be ye called masters :
for one is your Master, even Christ.
Jno. 13.13. Ye caU me Master and Lord:
and ye say weU ; for so I am.
Act. 2.36. Let aU the house of Israel know
assuredly, that God hath made that same
Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and
Christ. Eom. 8.29, The first-bom among many
brethren. 1 Cor, 11,3. I would have you know, that
the head of every man is Christ.
1 Cor. 12.6. There are differences of adminis
trations, but the same Lord.
Eph. 1.10. That in the dispensation of the
fulness of times, he might gather together in
one aU thinga in Christ, both which are in
heaven, and which are on earth, even in him,
22. Hath put aU things under his feet, and
gave him to be the head over aU things to
the church, 23. "Wliich is his body, the fulness
of him that fiUeth aU in aU.
Eph. 2.20. ArebuUt upon the foundation
of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Cfirist
himseU being the chief comer stone; 21. Li
whom aU the buUding fitly framed together i
groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord :
22. In whom ye also are buUded together for ^
an habitation of God through the Spirit. |
Eph. 4. 15. Spealdng the truth in love, may i
grow up into him in all things, which is the 1
head, even Christ. i
Eph. 5.23. Christ is the head of the church :
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CHRIST HTGH-PRIEST
and he is the suviuur of the body. 24. The
church is subject unto Christ.
Col. 1.13, Hath translated vj into the
kingdom of his dear Son. 18. He is the head
of the body, the church : who is the beginning,
the first-bom from the dead ; that in aU things
he might have the pre-eminence.
Col. 2.10. And ye are complete in him,
which is the head of aU principality and power.
19. The Head, from which all the body by
joints and bands having nourishment minis
tered, and knit together, increaseth with the
increase of God, Jno. 16.1-8 — ^Parable of the
Vine. Heb. 3.3. This man was counted worthy of
more glory than Moses, inasmuch as he who
hath buUded the house hath raore honour than
the house, 6. Christ as a son over his own
house ; whose house are we.
1 Pet. 2.7, The stone which the buUders
disaUowed, the same is made the head of the
comer. Psa, 118.22. Mat. 21.42.
Rev, 1,13. And in the midst of the seven
candlesticks one like unto the Son of raan.
20. The seven candlesticks which thou sawest
are the seven churches, v. 12-20.
Rev. 2.1. These things saith he that holdeth
the seven stars in his right hand, who walketh
in the midst of the seven golden candlesticlH.
9. I know thy works, and tribulation, and
poverty, (but thou art rich) and / know the
blasphemy of them which aay they are Jews,
and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan,
12. These things saith he which hath the sharp
sword with two edges ; 13. I know thy works,
and where thou dweUest, even where Satan's
seat is : and thou boldest fast my narae, and
hast not denied my faith, even in those days
wherein Antipas was my faithful martyr, who
was slain among you, where Satan dweUeth.
Eev. 2, 18, The Son of God, who hath his eyea
like unto a fiame of fire, and his feet are like
fine brass ; 19, I know thy works, and charity,
and service, and faith, and thy patience, and
thy works ; and the laJit to he more than the
first. Eev. 3,1. He that hath the seven Spirits of
God, and the seven stars. 7, These things
saith he that is holy, he that is true, he that
hath the key of David, he that openeth, and
no raan shutteth ; and shutteth, and no man
openeth. Rev. 5.6. Lo, in the midst of the throne and
of the four beasts, and in the midst of the
elders, stood a Lamb as it had been slain,
having seven horns and seven eyes, which are
the seven Spirits of God sent forth into aU the
earth. Rev. 21.22. I saw no temple therein: for
the Lord God Alraighty and the Lamb are the
temple of it. 23. And the city had no need of
the sun, neither of the moon, to shine in it :
for the glory of God did lighten it, and the
Lamb is the Ught thereof.
Eev. 22.16. I Jesus have sent mine angel to
testify unto you these things in the churches.
I am the root and the offspring of David, and
the bright and momiog star.
See Christ, King — Union to Christ.
CHRIST, High-priest and Mediator.
Psa. 110.4. The Lord hath sworn, and wiU not
repent, Thou art a priest for ever after the order
oi Melchizedek.

CHRIST HIGH PRIEST
Isa. 53.12. He bare the sin of many, and
made intercession for the transgressors.
Zee. 6, 13. He shaU be a priest upon hia
throne: and the counsel of peace shaU be
between them both.
Luk. 22.32. I have prayedfor thee that thy
faith faU not.
Luk. 23.34. Father, forgive them ; for they
know not what they do.
Jno. 14.6. I am the way, and the truth, and
the life : no man cometh unto the Father, but
by me.
Jno. 17.9. I pray for them : I pray not for
the world, but for them which thou hast given
me; for they are thine. 11. Hofy Father,
keep through thine own name those whom
thou hast given me, that they may be one, as
we are. 20. Neither pray I for these alone,
but for them also which shaU beUeve on me
through their word. v. 1-26.
Eom. 8,34. Who also maketh intercession
for us.
Eph. 2.13. But now, in Christ Jesua, ye
who aometiraes were far off are made nigh by
the blood of Christ. 18. For through him
we both have access by one Spirit imto the
Father. 1 Tim. 2.6. There is one Gk>d, and one
mediator between Grod and men, the man
Christ Jesus.
Heb. 2,17. In aU things it behoved him to
be made like unto hds brethren, that he might
be a merciful and faithful high-priest in things
pertaimng to God, to make reconciliation for
the sins of the people.
Heb. 3.1. The Apostle and High-priest of
our profession, Christ Jesus; 2. Who was
faithful to him that appointed him, as also
Moses was faithful in aU his house.
Heb. 4.14. Seeing then that we have a great
high-priest, that is passed into the heavens,
Jesus the Son of God, let us hold fast our
profession. 16. For we have not an high-
priest which cannot be touched with the feel
ing of our infirmities ; but was in aU points
tempted like aa we are, yet without ain.
Heb. 5.6. Christ glor&ed not himaelf to be
made an high-priest ; but he that said unto
him. Thou art my Son, to-day have I begotten
thee. 6. As he saith also in another place.
Thou art a priest for ever after the order of
Melchisedec. 10. CaUed of God an high-priest
after the order of Melchisedec. v. 1-6.
Heb. 6.20. The forerunner is for us entered,
eoen Jesus, made an high-priest for ever after
the order of Melchisedec.
Heb. 7.3. Without father, without mother,
without deacent, having neither beginning of
days, nor end of life ; but made like unto the
Son of God; abideth a priest continuaUy.
24. This Tnan, because he continueth ever,
hath an unchangeable priesthood. 26. Where
fore he ia able ^o to save them to the utter
most that come unto God by him, seeing he ever
liveth to make intercession for them. 26. For
such an high-priest became us, who is holy,
harmless, undefiled, separate from sixmers,
and made higher than the heavens ;
Heb. 7.27. Who needeth not daUy, as those
high-priests, to offer up sacrifice, first for his
own sins, and then for the people's : for this
he did once, when he offered up himself.
28. For the law maketh men high-priests ,
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CHRISTS HOLINESS
oath, which was since the law, maketh the Son,
who Is consecrated for evermore, v. 1-28.
Heb. 8,1. We have such an high-priest,
who is set on the right hand of the throne
of the Majesty in the heavens ; 2. A minister
of the sanctuary, and of the true tabernacle,
which the Lord pitched, and not man. 6. He
obtained a more exceUent ministry, by how
much also he is the mediator of a better
covenant, which was established upon better
promises, Heb. 9.11. Christ being come an high-priest
of good things to come, by a greater and more
perfect tabernacle, not made with handa, that
is to say, not of this buUding ; 12. Neither by
the blood of goats and calves, but by his own
blood he entered in once into the holy place,
having obtained etemal redemption for v£.
15. For this cause he is the mediator of the
new testament, that by means of death, for
the redemption of the transgressions that were
under the first testament, they which are caUed
might receive the promise of etemal inherit
ance. Heb. 9,24. Christ is not entered into the
holy places made with hands, which are the
figures of the true ; but into heaven itself, now
to appear in the presence of Grod for us, v.
11-28. See Rev. 8.3,4.
Heb. 10.11. Every priest standeth daUy
ministering and offering oftentimes the same
sacrifices, which can never take away sins :
12. But this man, after he had offered one
sacr^ce for sins for ever, sat dovra on the right
hand of God. 21. An high-priest over the
house of God, v. 1-21,
Heb, 12.24. Jesus the mediator of the new
covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling, that
speaketh better things than that o/ Abel.
1 Jno. 2.1. If any man sin, we have an
advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the
righteous. CHRIST, Holiness and perfections op.
Job 33,23. One among a thousand.
Psa. 40.8, I deUght to do thy wiU, O my
Grod ; yea, thy law is within ray heart,
Psa. 46.2. Thou art fairer than the chUd
ren of men : grace is poured into thy Ups,
7. Thou lovest righteousness, and hatest wick
edness. (Song of Solomon throughout). Heb.
1.9. Psa. 89.19. Thou speakest in vision to thy
holy one.
Isa. 11.6. Righteousness shall be the girdle
of his loins, and faithfulness the girdle of his
reins, v. 2-6..
Isa. 32.1. Behold, a king shaU reign in
righteousness. Isa. 42.21. The Lord ia weU pleased for his
righteousness' sake ; he wiU magnify the law,
and make it honourable,
Isa. 49.2. A poUshed shaft.
Isa. 60.6, The Lord God hath opened mine
ear, and I was not rebellious, neither tumed
away back.
laa. 53.9. He had done no violence, neither
was any deceit in hia mouth.
Isa. 69.17. He put on righteousness as a
breastplate, and an helmet of salvation upon
his head ; and he put on the garments of
vengeance /or dothing, and was clad with zeaJ
as a doke.
Jfer. 23.6. I wiU raise unto David a righteous
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CHRIST S FTOLINESS
Eze. 34.29 I wiU raise up for them a plant i
af renown.
Mic. 6.4. He shaU stand and feed in the
strength of the Lord, in the majesty of the
name of the Lord his Gk)d.
Hag. 2.7. The desire of aU nations.
Zee. 9,9. He is just, and having salvation ;
lowly. Mat. 3.16. Suffer it to he so now : for thus
it becometh us to fulfil all righteousness. 17.
This is my beloved Son, in whora I ara weU

Mat, 5.17. I am not corae to destroy, but to
fulfil. Mat. 12.41. A greater than Jonas is here.
42. A greater than Solomon is here.
Mat. 17.27. Lest we should offend them,
take, and give unto them for me and thee.
Mat. 27.4. I have betrayed the innocent
blood. 19. Have thou nothing to do vrith that
just man.
Mar. 15,14. Why what evU hath he done ?
Luk, 1.35. That holy thing which shaU be
bom of thee shaU be caUed the Son of God.
Luk, 2.49, Wist ye not that I must be
about my Father's business?
Luk. 3.16. One mightier than I cometh, the
latchet of whose shoes I am not worthy to
unloose. Mat. 3.11. Mar. 1.7,8.
Luk, 4.34, I know thee who thou art ; the
Holy One of God, Mar. 1.25.
Luk. 23.41. This raan hath done nothing
amiss. 47. Certainly this was a righteous
man. Jno. 1,14. We beheld his glory, the glory
as of the only-begotten of the Father, fiUl of
grace and truth. 18, The only-begotten Son,
which is in the bosom of the Father.
Jno. 4.84. My meat is to do the wiU of hira
that sent rae, and to finish his work.
Jno. 5.30. My judgment is just ; because I
seek not mine own wUl, but the wUl of the
Father which hath aent me. 34. I receive not
testimony from man. 41, I receive not honour
from men.
Jno. 6.38. I came down from heaven, not
to do mine own wUl, but the wUl of him that
sent me.
Jno. 7.18. He that seeketh his glory that
sent him, the same is true, and no unright
eousness is in him.
Jno. 8.29. I do always those things that
please him. 46. Which of you convinceth me
of sin ? 65, I know him, and keep his saying.
Jno, 14.30. The prince of this world cometh,
and hath nothing in me. (See the Temptation,
Mat. 4.1-10), 31. I love the Father; and as
the Father gave me commandment, even so
I do. Jno. 15.10. I have kept my Father's com
mandments, and abide in his love. 15. AU
things that I have heard of my Father I have
made known unto you.
Jno. 16.10. Of righteousness, because I go
to my Father, and ye see me no more.
Jno. 17.4, I have glorified thee on the
earth : I have finished the work which thou
gavest me to do, 14. I am not of the world,
V. 16,
Jno, 18.20. I spake openly to the world ; I
ever taught in the synagogue, and in the temple,
whither the Jews always resort ; and in secret
have I said nothing. 21. Why askest thou
me? ask them which heard me, what I have
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CHRIST S INCARNATION
said unto them: behold, they know what I
said, Jno, 19.6. I find no fault in him. 80, He
aaid, It is finished. Luk. 23.14.
Act. 3.14. The Holy One and the Just.
Act. 4.27. Thy holy chUd Jesus.
Act. 13.28. They found no cause of death
in him.
Act. 22.14. That Juat One,
Eom, 5,19. By the obedience of one shaU
many be made righteous, v. 16-21.
1 Cor. 1.24. Chriat the power of God, and
the wisdom of God.
1 Cor. 15,45. The last Adam was made a
quidcening spirit. 47. The second man ia the
Lord from heaven.
2 Cor, 1.19. The Son of God, Jesua Christ,
was not yea and nay, but in him was yea.
2 Cor. 4.4, Who ia the image of God.
2 Cor, 6. 21 . Who knew no sin.
2 Cor. 9. 16. His unspeakable gift.
Eph. 3.8. The unsearchable riches of Christ.
Col. 1.19. Itpleased the Father that in him
should all fulness dweU,
2 The. 3,3. The Lord is faithful,
2 Tim. 2.13. He abideth faithful : he cannot
deny himsdf .
Heb. 1,3. The brightness of his glory, and
the express image of his person,
Heb. 3.2. Who was faithful to hira that
appointed him.
Heb. 4.16. We have not an high-priest
which cannot be touched with the feeling of
our infirmities ; but was in all points tempted
like as we are, yet without sin.
Heb. 7.26. Such an high-priest became us,
who is holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from
sinners, Heb. 9.14. Christ, who through the etemal
Spirit offered himself without spot to God.
Jas, 2,7. That worthy name by the which
ye arc caUed.
IPet. 1.19. A lamb without blemish and
without spot.
1 Pet, 2,22. Who did no sin, neither was
guUe foimd in his mouth : 23. Who, when he
was reviled, revUed not again ; when he
suffered, he threatened not ; but committed
hirnself to him that judgeth righteoi^ly,
1 Jno. 2.29. Ye know that he is righteous.
1 Jno. 3.5. In hira is no sin.
Eev. 3.7. He that is holy, he that is true.
21. I also overcame.
CHRIST, Humility of. See Christ,
Meekkess op.

 , Incarnation of. Gen. 8.16. T
wiU put enmity between thee and the woman,
and between thy seed and her seed ; It shall
braise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his
heel. 1 Chr. 5.2. Judah prevaUed above his bre
thren, and of him cam£ the chief ruler,
Psa. 80.17. Let thy hand be upon the man
of thy right hand, upon the son of man uihom
thou madest strong for thyself.
Psa. 89.19. Thou spakest in vision to thy
Holy One aud saidst, I have laid help upon
one that is mighty ; I have exalted one chosen
out of the people.
Isa. 9.6. Unto us a chUd is bom, unto us a
son is given.
Isa. 11.1. There shall come forth a rod out
of the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shaU grow

CHEISrS INCARNATION
out of his roots. See Genealogies. Mat.
1.1-17. Luk. 3.23-38.
laa. 32.2. And a man shall be as an hiding-
place from the vrind, and a covert from the
tempest ; as rivers of water in a dry place,
as the shadow of a great rock in a weary
land. Jer, 23.5. Behold, the days come, saith the
Lord, that I wiU raise unto David a righteous
Branch, and a King ahaU reign and prosper,
and shaU execute judgment and justice in the
earth. Mic, 6.2. Out of thee shaU he 'come forth
unto me that is to be ruler in Israel.
Mat. 1. 18. He birth of Jesus Christ was on
this wise: When as his mother Mary was
espoused to Joseph, before they came together,
she was found with chUd of the Holy Ghost,
23. Behold, a virgin shaU be vrith cluld, and
shaU bring forth a son, and they shaU call his
narae Emmanuel, which being interpreted is,
Giodwithus, Isa. 7.14.
Mat, 8.20. The Son of man hath not where
to lay his head.
Mat, 13.55. Is not this the carpenter's son ?
is not his raother caUed Mary? and his breth
ren, James, and Joses, and Simon, and Judas ?
56. And his sisters, are they not all vrith us ?
Mat. 22.46. If David then caU him Lord,
how is he his son ?
Luk. 1.30. Fear not, Mary : for thou hast
found favour vrith God. 31. And, behold, thou
shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth
a son, and shalt caU hia name JESUS.
43. Wlience is thia to me, that the mother of
my Lord should come to me ?
Luk. 2.7. She brought forth her flrstbom
son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes,
and laid him in a manger, v. 12. 40. The
chUd grew, and waxed strong in spirit, fiUed
with vrisdom : and the grace of Gkid was upon
him, 52, Jesus increa^d in wisdom and
stature, and in favour with God and man.
V. 40-62.
Luk. 24.39. Behold my hands and my feet,
that it is I myself : handle me, and see ; f or a i
spirit hath not fiesh and bones, as ye see me '
have. Jno. 1.14. The Word was made flesh, and
dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the
glory as of the only-begotten of the Father,)
fuU of grace and truth.
Jno. 4.22. Salvation is of the Jews.
Jno. 7,28, Ye both know me, and ye know
whence I am. j
Jno. 20.27. Eeach hither thy finger, and :
behold my hands ; and reach hither thy hand, !
and thrust it into my side : and be not faith-
less, but beUeving.
Act. 2.30. Knovring that God had sworn
with an oath to him, that of the fruit of his
loins, according to the flesh, he would raise up
Christ to sit on his throne. 2 Sam. 7.12. Psa.
89.35,36. Act. 3,22. Moses truly said unto the fathers,
A prophet shaU the Lord your God raise up
unto you of your brethren, like unto me. Deu.
18.15-19. Act. 13.23. Of this man's seed hath God
according to hds promise raised unto Israel a
Saviour, Jesus.
Eom. 1.3. His Son Jesua Christ our Lord,
which was made of the seed of David according
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CHRIST. JEWS* RECEPTION OF
Eom. 8.3. God sending his own Son in the
likeness of sinful fiesh, and for sin, condenoned
sin in the flesh.
Eom. 9.5. Of whora as concerning the flesh
Christ came.
Gal. 3.16. To Abraham and his seed were
the promises made. He saith not. And to
seeds, as of many ; but as of one. And to thy
seed, which is Christ, Gen, 12.3, Gen. 17.7,
Gten. 22.18.
Gal. 4.4. When the fulness of the time was
corae, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman,
made under the law.
Eph, 4,9, Now that he ascended, what is it
but that he also descended first into the lower
parts of the earth ?
PhU, 2,7. Made himself of no reputation,
and took upon him the form of a servant, and
was made in the likeness of men: 8. And
being found in fashion as a man, he humbled
himself, and became obedient unto death.
Col. 2.9. In him dweUeth aU the fulness of
the Godhead bodUy.
1 Tim. 2.G. One mediator between God and
men, the man Christ Jesus.
1 Tim. 3.16, Great, is the mystery of godU-
ness : God was manifest in the flesh,
Heb. 2.9. We see Jesus, who was made a
Uttle lower than the angds for the suffering of
death. 14. As the chUdren are partakers of
flesb and blood, he also himself likewise took
part of the same. 16. He took not on him the
nature of angels ; but he took on him the seed
of Abraham.
Heb, 2.17. In aU things it behoved him to
be made Uke unto his brethren, that he might
be a mercUul and f £u.thful high-priest in things
pertaini'iig to God, to make reconciliation for
the sins of the people, 18. For in that he him
self hath suffered being tempted, he is able to
succour thera that are tempted, v. 9-17.
Heb. 4.16. For we have not an high-priest
which cannot be touched with the feding of
our infirmities ; but was in aU points tempted
like as we a/re, yet vrithout sin.
Heb. 7. 14. It is evident that our Lord sprang
out of Juda, Paa. 40.6,7.
Heb, 10,5, A body hast thou prepared me.
1 Jno, 1.1. That which was from the begin
ning, which we have heard, which we have
seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon,
and our hands have handled, of the Word of
life ; 2. For the Ufe was manifested, and we
have seen it, and bear witness, and shew unto
you that etemal Ufe, which was with the
Father, and was manifested unto us.
1 Jno. 4.2. Every spirit that confesseth that
Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God :
3. And every spirit that confesseth not that
Jesus Christ is corae in the flesh is not of Grod:
and this is that spirit of antichrist, whereof ye
have heard that it should come ; and even now
already is it in the world.
Eev. 22.16. I ara the root and the offspring
of David.
CHRIST, Intercession of. See Christ,
High-priest.  , Jews' reception of, Jewish
views respecting. Isa. 8.14, He shaU be
for a sanctuary ; but for a stone of stumbling
and for a rock of offence to both the houses of
Israel, for a gin and for a snare to the inha
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CHEIST, JBWK RECEPTION Oi
Isa. 49.4, I have laboured tn vain, I have |
spent my strength for nought, and in vain. i
Isa. 63.1. Who hath beUeved our report?!
and to whom is the arm of the Lord revealed ?
2. For he shaU grow up before him as a tender
plant, and as a root out of a dry ground : he
hath no form nor comeUness ; and when we
shaU see him, tltere is no beauty that we should
desire him, 3, He is despised and rejected of
men ; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with
grief : and we hid as it were our faces from
him ; he was despised, and we esteemed him
not. 4, We did esteem him stricken, smitten
of God, and afflUcted.
Mat. 4.25. There foUowed him great multi
tudes of people from GalUee. Mat. 8.1.
Mat. 19.1,2, Mar. 10.1. Mar. 3.7. Mar. 5.21.
Mat. 7.28. When Jesus had ended these
sayings, the people were astonished at his
doctrine : 29. For he taught them as one
having authority, and not as the swibes. Mar.
1.22. Luk. 4.32.
Mat. 9.8. When the multitudes saw it, they
marveUed, and glorified God, which had given
such power unto men. 27. Two bUnd men
foUowed him, crying, and saying, Thou son of
David, have mercy on us. 33. The multitudes
raarveUed, saying, It was never so seen in
Israel. 34. But the Pharisees said, He casteth
out devils through the prince of the devUs.
Mat, 12,22. The blind and dumb both
spake and saw. 23, And aU the people were
amazed, and said. Is not this the son of
David? Mat. 13. 2. Great multitudes were gathered
together unto him, so that he went into a ship,
and sat ; and the whole zmUtitude stood on
the shore. 54. They were astonished, and
said, Whence hath this man this wisdom, and
these mighty works? Mar. 4.1. Mar. 6,2.
Mat. 14,33. Came and worshipped him,
saying, Of a truth thou art the Son of God.
Mar, 6.51,52.
Mat. 16.1. The Pharisees also vrith the Sad
ducees came, and tempting desired him that
he would shew them a sign from heaven. 14.
Some say that thou art John the Baptist :
some, EUas ; and others, Jeremias, or one of
the prophets. Mat. 12.38. Mar. 8.11. Luk.
11.16, Mar. 8.28. Luk. 9.19.
Mat. 17.10, His disciples asked hira, saying,
Why then say the scribes that Elias must first
come ? Mar. 9.11.
Mat. 21.8. A very great multitude spread
their garments in the way ; others cut down
branches from the trees, and strawed them in
the way, 9, And the multitudes that went
before, and that foUowed, cried, saying,
Hosanna to the son of David : Blessed is he
that cometh in the name of the Lord ; Ho
sanna in the highest. 10. And when he waa
come into Jerusalem, aU the city was moved,
saying, AVho is this ? Mar. 11 . 8-10. Luk. 19.
36-38. Jno. 12.12,13,
Mat, 21.11. And the multitude said. This ia
Jesus the prophet of Nazareth of GalUee. 15.
When the chief priests and scribes saw the
wonderful things that he did, and the chUdren
crying in the temple, and saying, Hosanna to
the son of David ; they were sore displeased.
45. When the chief priests and Pharisees had
heard his parables, they perceived that he
spake of them. 46. l>ut when they sought to
lay hands on him, they feared the multitude,
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CHRIST, JEWS' RKCKPTION Oii'
because they took him for a prophet. Mar.
12,12. Luk. 20,19.
Mat. 22.42. What think ye of Christ? whoso
son is he ? They say imto him. The son of
David. 46. No raan was able to answer hira
a word, neither durst any mun frora that day
forth ask him any more questions.
Mat. 26.6. They said, Not on the feast day,
lest there be an uproar among the people.
63. The high-priest said unto him, I adjure
thee by the Uving God, that thou teU ua
whether thou be the Christ, the Son of God.
Mar. 14,2,61.
Mat. 27,54, When the centurion, and they
that were vrith hira, watching Jesus, saw the
earthquake, and those things that were done,
they feared greatly, saying. Truly this was the
Son of God. Mar. 16.39, Luk. 23.47.
Mar. 1.37, When they had found him, they
said unto him, AU men seek for thee.
Mar. 2,2. Many were gathered together,
insomuch that there was no room to receive ¦
them, no, not so much as about the door : and
he preached the word unto them. 12. They
were all araazed, and glorified God, saying,
We never saw it on this fashion. 16. As Jesus
sat at meat in hia house, many pubUcans and
sinners sat also together with Jesus and his
disciples : for there were raany, and they
foUowed him. Mar. 1.33.
Mar. 3.20. The multitude cometh together
again, so that they could not so much as eat
bread. 21. When his friends heard of it, they
went out to lay hold on, him : for they said,
He is beside himself.
Mar, 5,42. They were astonished with a
great astonishment. Luk. 8.56.
Mar. 6.83. The people saw them departing,
and many knew him, and ran afoot thither out
of aU cities, and outwent thera, and came
together unto him. 65. Ean through that
whole region round about, and began to carry
about in beds those that were sick, where they
heard he was. 56. And whithersoever he
entered, into viUages, or cities, or country,
they laid the sick in the streets, and besought
him that they might touch if it were but the
border of his garment. Mat. 14,13,35. Luk.
9.11. Jno. 6.2.
Mar. 7,37. Were beyond measure astonished,
saying. He hath done all things weU: he
maketh both the deaf to hear, and the dumb to
speak. Mat. 15.31.
Mar. 12.37, The common people heard him
gladly, Luk. 4,14, There went out a fame of him
through aU the region round about, 15. And he
taught in their synagogues, being glorified of
aU, 22. AU bare him vritness, and wondered at
the gracious words which proceeded out of his
mouth. And they said, Is not this Joseph's
son? 36. They were aU amazed, and spake
among themselves, saying. What a word is
this I for vrith authority and power he com-
raandeth the undean spirits, and they come
out. 42. The people sought him, and came
imto him, and stayed him, that he should not
depart frora them. Mar. 1.27.
Luk, 5,1. The people pressed upon him to
hear the word of God. 17. As he was teaching,
there were Pharisees and doctors of the law
sitting by, which were come out of every town
of Galilee, and Judrea, and Jerusalem. 19.
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CHRIST, JEWS' KKCEPTXON O^
ought bring hira in because of the multitude,
they went upon the house-top, and let him
dovra through the tUing, with his couch, into
the midst before Jeans. 26. They were aU
amazed, and they glorified God, and were fiUed
with fear, saying, We have seen strange things
to-day. Luk. 6,17, He came down with thera, and
stood in the plain, and the company of his
disciples, and a great multitude of people out
of aU Judsea and Jerusalem, and from the
sea-coast of Tyre and Sidon, which came to
hear him, and to be healed of their diseases ;
18. And they that were vexed vrith imelean
apirita : and they were healed, 19 And the
whole multitude sought to toudi him ; for
there went virtue out of him, and healed
them aU.
Luk, 7,16. There came a fear on aU : and
they glorified Gk)d, saying. That a great
prophet is risen up among us ; and. That
God hath visited his people. 17. And this
rumour of him went forth throughout all
Judea, and throughout aR the region rotmd
about, 18. And the disciples of John shewed
htm of aH these things. 29. AU the people
that heard him, and the pubUcans, justified
Grod, being baptized vrith the baptism of John.
Luk, 7.30. But the Pharisees and lawyers
rejected the counsel of Grod against themsdvea,
being not baptized of him. 34. IDie Son of
man is corae eating and drinking ; and ye say.
Behold a gluttonous man, and a vrinebibber,
a friend of pubUcans and sinnei^ I
Luk. 8.19. Then came to him his mother
and his brethren, and could not come at him
for the press. 26. They being afraid wondered,
saying one to another. What manner of man is
this 1 for he commandeth even the vrinds and
water, and they obey him. 35. They went out
to see what was done ; and came to Jesus, and
found the man, out of whom the devils were
departed, sitting at the feet of Jesus, dothed,
and in his right mind: and they were a&aid.
37. Then the whole miUtitude of the cotmtiy
of the Gad arenes round about besought him to
depart from them ; for they were taken with
great fear. 40. When Jesus was retumed, the
people gladly received him : for they were aU
waiting for hira. Mat. 8.15-34. Mar. 4.41.
Mar.5.17-2L Luk. 9.7. Herod the tetrarch heard of aU
that was done by hira : and he was perplexed,
because that it vras said of some, that John
waa riaen from the dead ; 8. And of some,
that EHiaa had appeared ; and of others, that
one of the old prophets was risen again. 9.
And Herod said, John have I beheaded : but
who is this, of whom I hear such things ? And
he desired to see him. Mar. 6,14-16,
Luk, 12.1. There were gathered together an
innumerable multitude of poople, insomuch
that they trode one upon another.
Luk. 13.17. AH the people rejoiced for all
the Morions things that were done by him. |
Ink. 18.43. Immediately he received his
sight, and foUowed hiiri, glorifying God : and
aU the people, when ttey saw it, gave praise
unto God.
Luk, 19.37. When he was come nigh, even
now at the descent of fcie mount of OUves, the
whole multitude of the disciples began to
rejoice, and praise God vrith a loud voice, for
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CHEIST, JEWS' RECEPTION OF
Could not find what they might do ; for aU
the people were very attentive to hear him.
Mar. 11.18,
Luk. 21.38, And aU the people came early
tn the morning to him in the temple, for to
hear him. Jno. 8.2,
Luk. 23.27. There foUowed him a great
company of people, and of women, which also
bewaUed and lamented him.
Jno, 2,11. This beginning of miracles did
Jesus in Cana of GaUlee, and manifested forth
his glory ; and his disciples beUeved on him.
23. When he was in Jerusalem at the passover,
in the feast day, many beUeved in his name,
when they saw the mirades which he did.
Jno. 3.2. Rabbi, we know that thou art a
teacher come from God : for no man can do
these mirades that thou doest, except God be
vrith hira. 26. The same baptizeth, and aU
meTi come to him.
Jno. 4.25. I know that Messias cometh,
which is caUed Christ : when he is come, he
wiU teU us aU things. 29. Come, see a man
which told rae aU things that ever I did : ia
not this the Christ ? 39. Many of the Saraa-
ritans of that city beUeved on him for the
saying of the woman, which testified. He told
me aU that ever I did. 45. When he was come
into GalUee, the GalUeans received him, having
seen aU the things that he did at Jerusalem at
the feast. 63. The father knew that it was at
the same hour, in the which Jesus said unto
hira. Thy son Uveth : and himself beUeved,
and his whole house,
Jno, 6.14, When they had seen the mirade
that Jesus did, said. Tins is of a truth that
Prophet that should corae into the world,
Jno. 7.3. His brethren therefore said unto
him. Depart hence, and go into Judea, that
thy disciples also may see the works that thou
doest. 4. For there is no man that doeth any
thing in secret, and he himself seeketh to be
known openly. If thou do these things, shew
thyself to the world. 5. For neither did his
brethren beUeve in him, 12. There was much
murmuring among iihe people concerning him :
for some said. He is a good man : others said.
Nay ; but he deceiveth the people.
Jno. 7.13. Howbeit no man spake openly of
him for fear of the Jews. 15. The Jews mar
veUed, saying, How knoweth this man letters,
having never learned ? 25. Then said some of
them of Jerusalem, la not this he, whom they
seek to kiU ? 26. But, lo, he speaketh laoldly,
and they say nothing unto him. Do the
rulers know indeed that this is the very Christ ?
27. Howbeit we know this man whence he is :
but when Christ cometh, no man knoweth
whence he ia.
Jno. 7.31. Many of the people beUeved on
him, and said. When Ciirist coraeth, wiU he
do more miracles than these which this rnan
hath done ? 40. Many of the people therefore,
when they heard this saying, said. Of a truth
this is the Prophet. 41. Others said, This is
the Christ. But some said, ShaU Christ come
out of GalUee? 42, Hath not the scripture
aaid. That Christ cometh of the seed of David,
and out of the tovm of Bethlehem, where
David was? 43. So there was a division
among the people because of him. 44. And
some of thera would have taken him ; but no
man laid hands on him. 40. Neverman spake
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Jno. 8.13. The Pharisees therefore aaid unto
him. Thou bearest record of thyself ; thy record
is not true. 22. Then said the Jews, WiU he
kiU himself ? because he saith, Whither I go,
ye cannot come, 30. As he spake these woids,
many beUeved on him. 63. Art thou greater
than our father Abraham, which is dead ? and
the prophets are dead : whom makest thou
thyself ?
Jno. 9.16. Said soraeof the Pharisees, This
man is not of God, because he keepeth not the
sabbath day. Others said, How can a raan
that ia a ainner do such mirades ? And there
was a division among them. 17. They say
unto the blind man again, What sayest thou
of him, that he hath opened thine eyes ? He
said. He is a prophet. 24. Give God the
praise: we know that this man is a stnner,
25, He answered and said. Whether he be a
sinner or tw, I know not : one thing I know,
that, whereas I was bUnd, now I see. 29. We
know that God spake unto Moses : as for this
fellow, we know not from whence he is. 30.
Ye know not from whence he is, and yet he
hath opened mine eyea. 33. If this raan were
not of Grod, he could do nothing.
Jno. 10.20. Many of them said. He hath
a devil, and is mad ; why hear ye him ?
21. Others said, These are not the words of
him that hath a devlL Can a devU open the
eyea of the blind ? 24. How long dost thou
make us to doubt ? If thou be the Christ, teU
us plainly. 32. For a good work we stone
thee not ; but for blasphemy ; and because
that thou, being a man, makest thyself GJod.
41. Many resorted unto him, and said, John
did no miracle : but aU things that John spake
of this man were true. 42, And many beUeved
on him there.
Jno. 11,37. Some of them said, CoiUd not
this raan, which opened the eyes of the blind,
have caused that even this raan should not
have died ? 45. Many of the Jews which carae
to Mary, and had seen the things which Jesua
did, beUeved on him, 46. But some of thera
went their ways to the Pharisees, and told
them what things Jesua had done. 47. Then
gathered the chief priesta and the Pharisees a
council, and said. What do we? for this man
doeth many miracles, 48, If we let him thus
alone, aU Tnen wiU beUeve on him.
Jno. 12.9. Much people of the Jews there
fore knew that he was there : and they came
not for Jesus' sake only. 11. By reason of
hira raany of the Jews went away, and beUeved
on Jesus. 18. For this cause the people also
met him, for that they heard that he bad done
this mirade. 19, The Pharisees therefore said
among themselves. Perceive ye how ye prevail
nothing ? behold, the world is gone after him.
Jno. 12.20. There were certain Greeks among
them that came up to worship at the feast :
21. The same carae therefore to PhiUp, which
was of Bethsaida of GalUee, and desired him,
saying. Sir, we woiUd see Jesus. 84. We have
heard out of the law that Christ abideth for
ever : and how sayest thou. The Son ot man
muat be lifted up ? who is thia Son of man ?
37. Thou^ he had done so many mirades
before them, yet they believed not on him.
See Christ, Messiah. Christ, suffer
ings OF. Pharisees.
CHEIST, King and Judge — His Justice.
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CHEIST JUNG
Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet,
untu ShUoh come ; and unto him shall the
gathering of the people be.
Num. 24.17. I shaU aee him, but not now :
I shaU behold him, but not nigh : there ahaU
come a Star out of Jacob, and a Sceptre shaU
rise out of Israel.
1 Sam. 2.10. He shaU give strength unto
hia king, and exalt the horn of hia anointed.
Psa. 2.6. Yet have I set my king upon my
holy hiU of Zion.
Psa. 18.43. Thou haat made me the head of
the heathen : a people whom I have not known
shaU serve me. 44. As soon as they hear of
me, they shall obey me : the strangers shall
submit themselves unto me.
Psa. 24.8. Who is this King of glory? The
Lord strong and mighty, the Lord nUghty in
battle. V. 7-10,
Psa. 45.3. Gird thy sword upon thy thigh,
OTftosi mighty, with thy glory and thy majesty,
4. And in thy majesty ride prosperously be
cause of truth and meekness and righteous
ness ; and thy right hand shaU teach thee
terrible things. 6, Thine arrovra are sharp in
the heart of the king's enemies ; whereby the
people faU under thee, 6. Thy throne, O God,
is for ever and ever : the aceptre of thy king
dom is a. right sceptre. 7. Thou lovest righte
ousness, and hatest wickedness : therefore
God, thy God, hath anointed thee vrith the
oU of gladness above thy feUows. Song
1.4,12. Psa. 72.2. He shaU judge thy people vrith
righteousness, and thy poor vrith judgment,
4. He shaU judge the poor of the people, he
ahaU save the chUdren of t^e needy, and shaU
break in pieces the oppressor, 5, They sbaU
fear thee as long as the sun and moon endure,
throughout all generations. 8. He shaU have
dominion also from sea to sea, and from the
river unto the ends of the earth. 11. Yea, all
kings ahaU fall down before him : aU nations
ahaU serve him.
Psa. 72.17. His narae shall endure for ever :
his name shaU be continued &s long as the sun:
and men shaU be blessed in him : aU nations
shaU caU him blessed.
Psa. 75.2. When I shall receive the congre
gation I wiU judge uprightly. 3. The earth
and all the inhabitants thereof are dissolved ;
I bear up the piUars of it.
Psa. 89.3. Ihave made a covenant vrith my
chosen, I have sworn unto David my servant.
4. Thy seed vriU I estabUsh for ever, and buUd
up thy throne to aU generations. 19. Thou
spakest in vision to thy holy one, and saidst,
I have laid help upon one that is mighty ; I
have exalted one chosen out of the people,
20. I have found David my servant ; vrith my
holy oU have I anointed him : 21. With whom
my hand shaU be estabUshed : mine arm also
shaU strengthen him, 23. And I wiU beat
dovra his foes before his face, and plague them
that hate him,
Psa. 89.27, I wUl make him my firstborn,
higher than the kings of the earth. 29. His
seed also wiU make to endurre tot ever, and
his throne as the days of heaven. 36. His
seed shaU endure for ever, and his throne as
the sun before me. 37. It shaU be established
for ever as the moon, and a^ a faithful witness
in heaven.
Psa. 96.13 He cometh to judge the earth

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he shaU judge the world with righteousness,
and the people with his truth.
Paa. 110,1, The Lord said unto my Lord,
Sit thou at my right hand, imtU I make thine
enemies thy footstool. 2. The Lord shaU send
the rod of thy strength out of Zion : rule thou
in the midst of thine enemies. Heb. 10.12,13.
Psa, 132,11. The Lord hath sworn in truth
unto David ; he wUl not tum from it ; Of the
fruit of thy body wiU I set upon thy throne.
17. There vriU I make the hom of David to
bud : Ihave ordained a lamp for mine anointed.
18. His enemies vriU I dothe with shame : but
upon hiraself shall his crown flourish.
Isa. 2 4. He shaU judge araong the nations,
and shall rebiike many people : and they shall
beat their swords into plowshares, and their
spears into pruninghooks. Mic. 4.3.
Isa. 6.1. I saw also the Lord sitting upon a
throne, high and lifted up, and his train fiUed
the temple, v. 2,3. Jno. 12.41.
Isa. 9.6. The government shall be upon hia
ahoulder : and his name shaU be caUed Won
derful, CounseUer, The mighty God, The ever
lasting Father, The Prince of Peace. 7. Of
the increase of his government and peace there
shall he no end, upon the throne of David, and
upon his kingdom, to order it, and to establish
it with judgment and vrith justice from hence
forth even for ever.
Isa. 11.3. He shaU not judge after the sight
of his eyes, neither reprove after the hearing
of his ears : 4. But with righteousness shall
he judge the poor, and reprove with eqiuty for
the meek of the earth. He shall smite the
earth vrith the rod of his mouth, and with the
breath of his Ups shaU he slay the vricked.
10. In that day there shaU be a root of Jesse,
which shall stand for an ensign of the people ;
to it shaU the GentUes seek : and his rest shall
be glorious.
Isa. 32.1. Behold, a king shaU reign in
righteousness, and princes shaU rule in judg
ment. Isa. 33.17. Thine eyes shaU aee the king in
his beauty.
laa. 40.10. Behold, the Lord God vriU come
vrith atrong hand, and his arm shaU rule for
him : behold, his reward is vrith him, and his
work before hira.
Isa. 52.7. How beautiful upon the raoun-
tains are the feet of him that bringeth good
tidings, that pubUaheth peace ; that bringeth
good tidings of good, that pubUsheth salvation ;
that saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth 1 13.
Behold, my servant shaU deal prudently, he
shaU be exalted and extoUed, and be very Mgh.
Isa. 59.18. According to their deeds, accord
ingly he wiU repay, fury to his adversaries,
recompence to his enemies ; to the islands he
wiU repay recompence.
Jer. 23,5. I vnU raise unto David a righte
ous Branch, and a King shaU reign and pros
per, and shaU execute judgment and justice
in the earth. 6. Li his days Judah shaU be
saved, and Israel shaU dwell safely : and this
is his name whereby he shaU be caUed, THE
LOED OUR EIGHTEOUSNESS. Jer. 33.
15,16. Jer. 30,9. They shaU serve the Lord their
God, and David their king, whom I wiU raise
up unto them.
Eze. 17.22. I vriU also take of the highest
branch of the high cedar, and wUl set it ; I

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wiU crop off from the top of his young twigs a
tender one, and wUl plant it upon an high
mountain and eminent : 23. In the mountain
of the height of Israel wUl I plant it : and it
shall bring forth boughs, and bear fruit, and
be a goodly cedar : and under it shaU dweU aU
fowl of every wing ; in the shadow of tho
branches thereof shaU they dweU. 24. And aU
the trees of the field shaU know that I the
Lord have brought down the high tree, have
exalted the low tree, have dried up the green
tree, and have made the dry tree to fiourish.*
I the Lord have spoken and have done it.
Eze. 21.27. I wiU overturn, overturn, over
turn, it : and it shaU be no more, until he
come whose right it is ; and I wiU give it him.
Eze. 34. 23. I wUl set up one shepherd over
them, and he shall feed them, even my servant
David ; he shaU feed them, and he shaU be
their shepherd. 24. And I the Lord wUl be
their God, and my servant David a prince
among them ; I the Lord have spoken it.
Eze. 37.24. David my aervant shall he king
over them ; and they all shaU have one shep
herd : they shaU also walk in my judgments,
and observe my statutes, and do them. 26.
And they shaU dweU in the land that I have
given unto Jacob my servant, wherein your
fathers have dwelt ; and they shaU dweU
therein, even they, and their chUdren, and
their chUdren's chUdren for ever : and my ser
vant David shall he their prince for ever.
Dan. 2.35. The stone that smote the image
became a great mountain, and fiUed the whole
earth. 44. And in the days of these kings
shaU the God of heaven set up a kingdora,
which shaU never be destroyed : and the king
dora shaU not be left to other people, but it
shaU break in pieces and consume all these
kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever,
Dan. 7.13. Behold, one like the Son of man
carae vrith the clouds of heaven, and came to
the Ancient of days, and they brought him
near before him, 14. There was given him
dominion, and glory, and a kingdora, that aU
people, nations, and languages, should serve
hira : his dominion is an everlasting dominion,
which shall not pass away, and his kingdom
that which shaU not be destroyed.
Dan, 8,25. He shaU also stand up against
the Prince of princes ; but he shaU be broken
without hand.
Dan, 9,25. From the going forth of the com
mandment to restore and to buUd Jerusalem
unto the Messiah the Prince shall be seven
weeks, and threescore and two weeks.
Hos. 3.5. Afterward shaU the chUdren of
Israel retum, and seek the Lord their Grod,
and David their king ; and shaU fear the Lord
and his goodness in the latter days.
Mic. 5,1. They shaU smite the judge of
Israel with a rod upon the cheek. 2. Out of
thee shall he come forth unto me that is to be
ruler in Israel; whose goings iorthhavebeen
frora of old, from everlasting. 4. And he shaU
stand and feed in the strength of the Lord, in the
majesty of the name of the Lord his God ; and
they shall abide : for now shaU he be great
unto the ends of the earth. Mat. 2.6,
Zee. 6,13. He shaU buUd the temple of the
Lord ; and he shaU bear the glory, and shaU
sit and rule upon his throne ; and he shall be
a priest upon hia throne : and the counsel of
peace shaU be between them both. 66

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Zee. 9.9. Eejoice greatly, O daughter of
Zion ; shout, O daughter of Jerusalem : behold,
thy king cometh unto thee : he is just, and
having salvation. 10. He shaU speak peace
unto the heathen : and his dominion shall be
from sea even to sea, and from the river even \
to the ends of the earth. Mat. 21.5.
Mai. 3.2. Who raay abide the day of his
coming? and who shall stand when he ap-
peareth ? for he is like a refiner's fire, and like
fuUer's soap : 3. He shall sit as a refiner and
purifier of silver : and he shaU purify the sons
of Levi, and purge them as gold and sUver,
that they may offer unto the Lord an offering
in righteousness.
Mat. 2.2. Where is he that is bom King of
the Jews? for we have seen his star in the
east, and are come to worship hira.
Mat. 3.12. Whose fan is in his hand, and
he wUl thoroughly purge his fioor, and gather
his wheat into the garner ; but he wUl bum up
the chaff vrith unquenchable fire, Luk, 3.17.
Mat. 12. 6. In this place ia one greater than
the temple.
Mat, 13.41. The Son of man shaU send forth
his angels, and they shaU gather out of his
kingdom aU things that offend, and them
which do iniquity.
Mat. 16,27. The Son of man shaU come in
the glory of his Father with his angels ; and
then he shaU reward every man according to
his works. 28. There be some standing here
which shall not taste of death tiU they see the
Son of man coming in his kingdom.
Mat. 19.28. In the regeneration when the
Son of man shaU sit in the throne of his glory,
ye also shaU sit upon twelve thrones.
Mat. 25.31. When the Son of man shaU come
in his glory, and aU the holy angels vrith him,
then shall he sit upon the throne of his glory :
32. And before him shaU be gathered aU na
tions : and he shaU separate them one from
another, as a shepherd divideth his sheep from
the goats : 33. And he shaU set the sheep on
his right hand, but the goats on the left. 34.
Then shaU the King say unto them on his
right hand, Come, ye blessed of my Father.
Mat. 26.64. Hereafter shaU ye see the Son
of man sitting on the right hand of power,
and coming iu the clouds of heaven. Mar.
14.62. Luk. 22.69, '
Mat 28.18. AU power ia given unto me in
heaven and in earth.
Luk. 1.32. He shaU be great, and shaU be
called the Son of the Highest : and the Lord
God shaU give unto him the throne of his
father David. 33. He shaU reign over the
house of Jacob for ever ; and of his kingdom
there shaU be no end.
Luk. 10.22. AU things are deUvered to me
of my Father, Mat. 11.27.
LiUc. 19.27. Those mine enemies, which
would not that I should reign over them,
bring hither, and slay them before me.
Luk. 22.29. I appointimto you a kingdom,
as my Father hath appointed unto me ; 30.
That ye may eat and drink at my table tu my
kingdom, and sit on thrones judging the twelve
tribes of Israel.
Luk, 23.42. Lord remember mo when thou
comest into thy kingdom.
Jno. 1.49. Thou art the King of Israel.
Jno, 3,31, He that is of the earth is earthly,
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from heaven is above aU, 36, The Father
loveth the Son, and hath given aU things into
his hand,
Jno. 6.22. The Father judgeth no man, but
hath comnUtted aU judgraent unto the Son :
23. That all men should honour the Son, even
as they honour the Father. 27. Hath given
him authority to execute judgment also,
because he is the Son of man, 30. I can of
mine own self do nothing : as I hear, I judge :
and my judgment is just.
Jno, 8.16. If I judge, my judgment is tme :
for I am not alone, but I and the Father that
sent me,
Jno, 12.13, Hosanna: Blessed is the King
of Israel that cometh in the narae of the Lord,
15. Fear not, daughter of Sion : behold, thy
King coraeth, sitting on an ass's colt.
Jno. 13.3. Jesua knowing that the Father
had given aU things into his hands.
Jno. 18.36. My kingdora is not of this
world: if my kingdom were of this world,
then would my servants fight, that I should
not be deUvered to the Jews : but now is my
kingdom not from hence. 37. PUate therefore
said unto him. Art thou a kmg then ? Jesus
answered. Thou sayest that I am a king. To
this end was I bom.
Jno. 19,19, PUate wrote a title, and put it
on the cross. And the writing was, JESUS
OF NAZARETH THE KING OF THE
JEWS. Act, 2.30. Knowing that God had sworn
vrith an oath to hira, that of the fruit of his
loins, according to the flesh, he would raise up
CSirist to sit on his throne.
Act, 3.15, And kUled the Prince of Ufe,
whom God hath raised from the dead.
Act. 6.31, Him hath God exalted with his
right hand tobe o, Prince and a Saviour.
Act, 10.36, Jesus Christ he is Lord of aU,
42. It is he which was ordained of God to be
the Judge of quick and dead, Rom. 10,12,
Act. 17.31, He hath appointed a day, in
the which he wUl judge the world in right
eousness by that man whom he hath ordained ;
whereof he hath given assurance unto aU men,,
in that he hath raised him from the dead.
Eom. 2.16. God shaU judge the secrets of
men by Jesus Christ according to my gospel,
Eom. 9.6. Christ, who is over all, God
blessed for ever,
Eom. 14.9. To this end Christ both died,
and rose, and revived, that he might be Lord
both of the dead and Uving. 10. We shall aU
stand before the judgment-seat of Christ.
1 Cor. 2.3. Had they knovra U, they would
not have crucified the Lord of glory. Jas. 2.1.
1 Cor. 4.4. He that judgeth rae is the Lord.
6. Judge nothing before the time, untU the
Lord come, who both vriU bring to light the
hidden things of darkness, and vriU make
mamfest the counsels of the hearts.
1 Cor. 15.24. He shaU have put down aU
rule and aU authority and power. 25. For he
must reign, tUl he hath put aU enemies under
his feet. 26. The last enemy tlwt shaU be
destroyed is death. 27, For he hath put aU
things under his feet. 28. AU things shaU be
subdued unto him.
2 Cor. 5.10. We must aU appear before the
judgment-seat of Christ ; that every one may
receive the things done in his body, according
to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.

CHRIST KING
Eph. 1.20. Set him at his own right hand
in the heavenly places, 21. Far above aU
principality, and power, and might, and
domiiUou, and every name that is named, not
only in this world, but also in that which is to
come : 22. And hath put aU things under hia
feet. Eph. 4.10. He that descended is the same
also that ascended up far above aU heavens,
that he might fiU all things.
PhU. 2.9. God also hath highly exalted him,
and given him a name which is above every
name : 10. That at the narae of Jesus every
knee should bow, of thiTigs in heaven, and
things in earth, and things under the earth ;
11. And that every tongue should confess that
Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the
Father, Col. 1,16. Who is the image of the invisible
God, the flrstbom of every creature : 16. AU
things were created by him, and for him.
2 The. 1.7. And to you who are troubled
rest with us, when the Lord Jesus shaU be
revealed from heaven with his mighty angels,
8. In flaming fire taking vengeance on them
that know not God, and that obey not the
gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Tim, 6,16, Who is the blessed and oiUy
Potentate, the King of kings, and Lord of
lords; 16. To whom be honour and power
everlasting, 2 Tim. 4.1. The Lord Jesus Christ, who
shaU judge the quick and the dead at his
appearing and hia kingdom. 8. There is laid
up for me a crown of righteousness, which the
Lord, the righteous Judge, shaU ^ve me at
that day.
Heb. 1,2. His Son, whora he hath appointed
heir of ail things, 3. Who being the brightness
of his glory, and the express image of his
person, and upholding aU things by the word
of his power, when he had by himself purged
our sins, sat down on the right hand of the
Majesty on high; 4, Being made so much
better than the angels, as he hath by
inheritance obtained a more exceUent name
than they.
Heb. 2.7. Thou madest him a Uttle lower
than the angels : thou crownedst hira with
glory and honour, and didst set him over the
works of thy hands. 8. Thou hast put all
things tn subjection under his feet. For in
that he put aU in subjection under him, he
left notMng that is not put under him.
Heb, 7.26. Made higher than the heavens.
Jaa. 5,9. Behold, the Judge standeth before
the door.
IPet. 3.22. Is on the right hand of God;
angela and authorities and powers being made
subject unto him.
Jude 14. Behold, the Lord cometh with ten
thousand of his saints, 15, To execute judg
ment upon aU, and to convince aU that are
ungodly among them of aU their ungodly
deeds which they have ungodly committed,
and of aU their hard speeclies which ungodly
sinners have spoken against him,
Eev. 1.5, Jesus Christ, who is the faithful
witness, and the first-begotten of the dead,
and the prince of the kings of the earth.
Unto him that loved ua, and waahed ua from
our Bins in his own blood, 6. And hath made
us kings and priests imto God and his Father ;
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CHEIST KINO
ever. Amen. 7. Behold, he cometh witli
douds ; and every eye shall see him, and they
also which pierced him : and aU kindreds of
the earth shaU waU because of him, 18. J am
he that Uveth, and was dead; and, behold,
I am aUve for evermore, Amen ; and have
the keys of heU and of death.
Eev, 2,23. I wUl kUl her chUdren with
death ; and aU the churches shaU know that I
am he which searcheth the reins and hearts :
and I wiU give unto everyone of you according
to your works.
Rev. 3.7. He that hath the key of David,
he that openeth, and no man shutteth ; and
shutteth, and no raan openeth. 14. "These
things saith the Amen, the faithful and true
vritness, the beginning of the creation of God.
21, To him that overcometh wiU I grant to sit
with me in ray throne, even as I also overcame,
and am set down with my Father in hia throne.
Isa. 22,22,
Eev. 5.5. The Lion of the tribe of Juda,
12, Worthy ia the Lamb that was slain to
receive power, and riches, and vrisdom, and
strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.
Rev, 6.16. Hide us from the face of him
that sitteth on the throne, and frora the wrath
of the Lamb : 17. For the great day of his
vprath is come; and who shaU be able to
stand ?
Eev. 11.16. The kingdoms of this world are
become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of
his Christ; and he shaU reign for ever and
ever. Rev. 12.10. Now is come salvation, and
strength, and the kingdora of our God, and
the power of hia Christ : for the accuser of our
brethren ia cast down.
Rev. 14. 14. Behold a white cloud, and upon
the cloud one sat like unto the Son of man,
having on his head a golden crown, and in hia
hand a sharp sickle.
Rev. 17.14. These shall make war with the
Lamb, and the Lamb shaU overcome them :
for he is Lord of lorda, and King of kings.
Eev. 19.11, I saw heaven opened, and
behold a white horse ; and he that sat upon
him was caUed Faithful and True, and in
righteousness he doth judge and make war.
12. His eyes were as a flame of fire, and on his
head were many crowns ; and he had a name
written, that no man knew, but he himself.
16. Out of his mouth goeth a sharp sword,
that vrith it he should smite the nations : and
he shall rule them with a rod of iron : and he
treadeth the vrinepress of the fierceness and
wrath of Almighty God. 16. He hath on his
vesture and on his thigh a name written,
KING OF KINGS, AND LOED OF LORDS.
Rev. 20.4. I saw thrones, andtheysat upon
them, and judgment was given unto them :
and I saw the souls of thera that were
beheaded for the vritness of Jesus, and for the
word of God, and which had not worshipped
the beast, neither his image, neither had
received his mark upon their foreheads, or in
their hands ; and they Uved and reigned with
Christ a thousand years. ' 6. Blessed and holy
is he that hath part in the first resurrection :
on such the second death hath no power ; but
they shaU be priests of God and of Christ, and
shall reign wit^ him a thousand years.
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CHRIST, Life of. (Prom BoWnson's Eamumy). Matt.

I. Events conkeoted with his birth and ohild-
HOOD. Time : About thirteen years and a hd^.
Preface to Luke's Gospel.
An angel appears to Zacharias.— Ventsafem; in the
Temple.
The same angel appears to Mary. — Nasiareth.
Mary visits Elizabeth. — 3vUa ?
Birth of John the Baptist. — Jutta ?
An angel appears to Joseph. — Nazareth.
The birth of Jesus. — Bethlehem.
An angel appears to the shepherds. — Near Bethlehem.
The circumcision of Jesus, and his presentation in
the Temple. — Bethlehem. Jerusalem. .
The Magi. — JerusaUm. Bethklwm.
The flight into Egypt. Herod's cruelty. The retum,
— Bethlehem. Nazareth.
At twelve years of age Jesus goes to the passover..
Jerusal^.
The Genealogies.
n. Announcement and introduction of his
PDBuo jaNisTKY. Time : About one year.
The ministry of John the Baptist. — The Desert. The
Jordan. .....
The baptism of Jesus. — The Jordan.
The temptation. — Desert of Judea.
Preface to John's Gospel.
Testimony of John the Baptist to Jesus. — Bethcibara
beyond Jordan.
Jesus gains disciples. — The Jordan. Galilee ?
The marriage at Cana of Galilee.
in. His first passover, and the subsequent
TRANSACTIONS UNTIL THE SECOND. Time
One year.
At the passover Jesus drives the traders out of the
Temple. — Jerusalem.
Our Lord's discourse with Nicodemus. — Jei-usalem.
Tesus leaves Jerusalem, but remains in Judea and
baptizes. Further testimony of John the Baptist
— ..SWn, , . . .
Jesus departs into Galilee after John's imprison
ment. ....
Our Lord's discourse with the Samaritan woman.
Many of the Samaritans beUeve on him. — Syehojr,
thai is, Shechem or Neapolis. .
.Tesus teaches pubUcly in Galilee.
Jesus again at Cana, where he heals the son of a
nobleman lying Ul at Capemaum.— Oama of Galilee.
Jesus at Nazareth ; he is there rejected ; and fixes
his abode at Capernaum.
The caU of Simon Peter and Andrew, and of James
and John, with the miraculous draught of fishes. —
By ihe Sea af Galilee; Tiear Capernaum.
The healing of a demoniac in the synagogue, — Cajper-
naum. . . . . .
The heaUng of Peter's wife's mother, and many
others. — Caperuaum.
.Tesus with his disciples goes from Capernaum
throughout GalUee.
The heaUng of a leper. — GaMlee.
The heaUng of a paralytic, — Capernaum.
The caU of Matthew. — Capernaum.
rv. His second passover, and the subsequent
TRANSACTIONS UNTIL THE THIRD, Time
Otic year.
The pool of Bethesda ; the healing of the infirm man ,
and our Lord's subsequent discourse. — Jerusalefni.
The disciples pluck ears of grain on the sabbath. —
On the way to Galilee ?
es

1, 18-2S
2. i-12
2. 13-23
1. i-i7
3. l-'.-i
3. 13-17
4. 1-xl

4.12;
14. 3-5

4,17
4. 13-16
4. 18-22
8. 14-17
4. 23-25
8. 2-4
9. 2-8
9. 9

12. 1-8

Mark.

1. 1-8
1. 9-11
1. 12,13

1.14;6. 17-20

1. 14,15

1. 16-20
1. 21-23
1, 29-34
1. 36-39
1. 40-45
2. 1-12
2. 13,14

Luke. Jo On.

1. 1-4
1. 6-26
1. 20-38
1. 39-56
1. 57-80
2. 1-7
2. 8-20
2. 21-38

2. 39,40

2, 41-62
8. 23-38

3. 1-18
3. 21-23
4. 1-13

i. 14;
3. 19,20

4. 14,16
4. 10-31
5. 1-11
4, 31-37
4. 38-41
4. 42-44
6. 12-16
5. 17-26
6. 27,28

1. 1-18
1. 19-34
1. 86-61
2. 1-12

2. 13-25
3. 1-21

4. 1-3

4. 4-42
4. 43-46

4. 46-64

6. 1-47

CHEIST

CHRIST, Life ot— Continued.

The healing of the withered hand on the sabbath, —
Galilee ; Capernaum ? . . .
Jesus arrives at the sea of Tiberias, and is followed
by multitudes, ....
Jesus withdraws to the mountain, and chooses the
twelve ; the multitudes foUow him. — Near Caper
naum. . . . ' .
The sermon on the mount. — Near Capemawm.
The healing of the centurion's servant. — Capernaum.
The raising of the widow's son. — Nain.
John the Baptist in prison sends disciples to Jesus.
— Galilee : Capernaum. ? .
Reflections of Jesus on appealing to his mighty
works. — Capernaum?
¦While sitting at meat with a Pharisee, Jesus is
anointed by a woman who had been a sinner, —

Jesus, with the twelve, makes a second circuit in
Galilee. .....
The healing of a demoniac. The scribes and Pharisees
blaspheme, — Galilee.
The scribes and Pharisees seek a sign. Our Lord's
reflections. — Galilee. ....
The tme disciples of Christ his nearest relatives. —
GaUlee. .....
At a Pharisee's table, Jesus denounces woes against
the Pharisees and others, — Galilee.
Jesus discourses to his disciples and the multitude.
— Galilee. .....
The slaughter of certain Galileans. Parable of the
barren fig-tree. — Galilee.
Parable of the sower. — Sea of Galilee : near Caper
naum? .....
Parable of the tares. Other parables. — Near Caper
naum ? .
Jesns directs to cross the lake. Incidents. The
tempest stUled. — Sea of Galilee.
The two demoniacs of Gadara. — S. E. coast of the
Sea of Galilee. ....
Levi's feast. Discourse concerning fasting. — Caper
naum. .....
The raising of Jairus's daughter. The woman with
an issue of blood. — Ca/pemaum.
Two blind men healed, and a dumb spirit cast out. —
Capemavm, f . . . .
Jesus again at Nazareth, and again rejected.
A third circuit in Galilee. The twelve instructed
and sent forth. — Gal/Uee.
Herod holds Jesus to be John the Baptist, whom he
had just before beheaded. — Gal/Uee ? Percea.
The twelve retum, and Jesus retires with them
across the lake. Five thousand are fed. — Caper
naum. N. E. coast of the Sea of GaMlee.
Jesus walks upon the water. — Nighi an the Sea of
Galilee. Gem^sa/reth.
Our Lord's discourse to the multitude in the syna
gogue at Capernaum. Many disciples tum back,
Peter's profession of Faith. — Capemawm,.
V. From the third passover dueino our
lord's ministry until his final depar
ture FROM GALILEE AT THE FESTIVAL OP
TABERNACLES. Time : Six mmiths.
Our Lord justifies his disciples for eating with
nnwashen hands. Pharisaic traditions. — Ca^er-

HxTi. Mark. Lukb. J ohm. |

12. 9-14
12, 16-21

10, 2-4
e. 6-7
8. 5-13

11. 2-19
11. 20-30

12. 22-37
12. 38-45
12. 46-50

13. 1-23
13. 24-63
8. 18-27
8. 28-34 ¦>
). 1 ]¦
9. 10-17
9. 18-26
9. 27-34
13. 54-58
9. 35-38
10. 1,5-42
11.114. 1,2,)

Tumm. . . . ¦ ¦
The daughter of a Syrophenician woman is healed. —
Begim, of Tyre and Sidon.
A deaf and dumb man healed : also many others.
Four thousand are !ei.—The VecajpoUs.

3. 19-30

14. 13-21
14. 22-36

6-12 I

16. 1-20
16. 21-28
16. 29-38

1-6 7-12

4. 1-25
4. 26-34
4. 36-41
6. 1-21
2. 16-22
5. 22-43
6. i-6
i 6. 6-13
6. 14-16, 21-29

6. 6-11

6. 12-19
6. 20-49
7. 1-10
7. 11-17
7. 18-36

7. 36-60
8. 1-3
11. 14,15, 17-23
11. 16, 24-36
8, 19-21
11, 37-64
12. 1-69
13. 1-9
8. 4-18

8. 22-26
8. 26-40
6. 29-39
8. 41-66

9. 1-C
I 9. 7-9

6. 30-44 I 9. 10-17
6. 46-66

7. 1-23
7. 24-30
il. 81-37
(8. 1-8

6. 1-14
6. 16-21
6. 22-71

CHEIST

CHEIST, Life ov~Continued.

Matt.

The Pharisees and Sadducees again require a sign, —
Near Magdala. , . . ,
The disciplea cautioned against the leaven of the
Pharisees, <fec, — N. E. coast of tlie Sea of GalUee. .
A blind man healed.— Bethsaida {Julias).
Peter and the rest again profess their faith in Christ.
— Region of Ccesarea Philippi.
Our Lord foreteUs his own death and resurrection,
and the trials of his foUowers. — Region of Gaesarea
Philippi. .....
The transfiguration. Chir Lord's subsequentdiscourse
with the three disciples.— Eegion q/" Gaesarea
Philippi. , . , ,
The heaUng of a deraoniac, whora the disciples coiUd
not heal, — Region of Ccesarea Philippi. .
Jesus again foreteUs hia own death and resurrection.
— GalUee.
The tribute-raoney miraculously provided. — Caper
naum.. .....
The disciples contend who should be the greatest.
Jesua exhorts to huimUty, forbearance, and
brotherly love. — Capernaum.
Jesus goes up to the festival of tabernacles. His
final departure from GalUee. Incidents in Samaria,
The seventy instructed and sent out. — Samxiria.
Ten lepers cleansed. — Samaria ?
VI. The festival of tabernacles, and the
SUBSEQUENT TRANSACTIONS UNTIL OUR
lord's arrival AT BETHANY SEX DAYS
BEFORE THB FOURTH PASSOVER. Time :
Six months, less one week.
Jesus at the festival of tabernacles. His public
teaching, — Jerusalem.
The woman taken in adultery. — Jerusalem.
Further pubUc teaching of our Lord, He reproves
the unbeUeving Jews, and escapes from their
hands. — Jtrusalem.
A laviyer instructed. Love to our neighbour defined.
Parable of the good Samaritan. — Near Jerusalem.
Jesus in the house of Martha and Mary. — Betha/rvy.
The disciples again taught how to pray. — Near
Jerusalem. ....
The seventy retum, — Jerusalem ?
A man bom bUnd is healed on the sabbath. Chir
Lord's subsequent discoiurses. — Jerusalem.
Jesus tn JerusaJera at the festival of dedication. He
retires beyond Jordan. — Jerusalem. Bethahara
beyond Jordan. ....
The raising of Lazarus. — Bethany.
The counsel of Caiaphas against Jesus. He retires
from Jerusalem.' — Jerusalem. Ephraim.
Jesus beyond Jordan is foUowed by multitudes.
The heaUng of the infirm woman on the sabbath, —
VaMey of Jordan. Percsa.
Our Lord goes teaching and journeying towards Jeru
salem. He is warned against Herod. — Percea.
Our Lord dines with a chief Pharisee on the sabbath.
Incidents. — Percea.
What is required of true disciples. — Peraa.
Parable of the lost sheep, &c. Parable of the pro
digal son. — Percea.
Parable of the unjust steward. — Percea. .
The Pharisees reproved. Parable of the rich man
and Lazarus. — Percea.
Jesus inculcates forbearance, faith, humiUty. — Percea,
Christ's coming wiU be sudden. — Percea. .
Parables : The importunate widow. The Pharisee
and pubUcan. — Percea.
Precepts respecting divorce. — Percea.
Jesus receives and blesses Uttle chUdren -~pera^. ,
7P

15. 39
16. 1-4

16. 4-12

16. 21-28

17. 1-13
17, 14-21

. ,17. 22,23
17. 24-27

18. 1-35

Mark.

8, 10-12

8. 13-21
8. 22-26

8. 27-30

(8. 31-3J
19. 1
9. 2-13
9. 14-29

9, 30-32

9. 33-50

19. 1,2

19. 3-12
19. 13-15

Luke.

John.

9. 18-21
[ 9. 22 27
9. 28-86
9. 37-43
9. 43-45
9. 46-50
9. 51-62
10. 1-16
17. 11-19

7 2-10

10. 26-37
10. 38-42

11. 1-13
10. 17-24

2-12
13-16

7. 11-53
8. 1
8. 2-11

8. 12-C

1-41
10. 1-21

10. 22-42
11. 1-^

11, 47-54

13, 10-21
13. 22-35
14. 1-24
14. 25-35
15. 1-32
16. 1-13
16. 14r31
17. 1-10
17. 20-37
18. 1-14
18.' 15-17

CHEIST

CHRIST, Life ov— Continued.

Matt. , Mark.

The rich young man. Parable of the labourers in 19. 16-30 llO. 17-31
the vineyard.— Pcrtca. . . , 120. 1-16 !
Jesus a third time foretells his death and resurrec- I

tion. — Percea. ....
James and John make their ambitious request. —
Percea. .....
The healing of two blind men near Jericho.
The visit to Zaccheus, Parable of the ten pounds.
— Jericho. ....
Jesus arrives at Bethany six days before the pass-
over. — Bethany.
vn. His public entry into Jerusalem, and
THE SUBSEQUENT TRANSACTIONS BEFORE
THE FOURTH PASSOVER. Time : Five days.
Our Lord's pubUc entry into Jerusalem. — Bethany.
Jerusalem.. {1st day of the week, Sunday).
The barren flg-tree. The cleansing of the Temple. —
Bethany. Jerusalem. {2d day of the week, Monday).
The barren fig-tree withers away.— £e*wjeen Bethany
and Jerusalem. {3d day of the week, Tuesday). .
Christ's authority questioned. Parable of the two
sons.— Jerusalem.
Parable of the wicked husbandmen. — Jerusalem.
Parable of the marriage of the king" s son. — Jerusalem.
Insidious question of the Pharisees and Herodians ;
tribute to Caesar. — Jerusalem.
Insidious question of the Sadducees : the resur
rection.— ./entsaZem.
A lawyer questions Jesus. The two great com
mandments.— J'eTTWoZem.
How is Christ the Son of David 1 — Jerusalem.
¦Warnings against the evU example of the scribes
and Pharisees.— Jerusalem.
Woes against the scribes and Pharisees. Lamenta
tion over Jerusalem. — Jerusalem.
The widow's mite. — Jerusalem.
Certain Greeks desire to see Jesus. — Jerusalem.
Eeflections upon the unbeUef of the Jews. — Jeru
salem. .....
Jesus, on taking leave of the temple, foretells its
destraction and the persecution of his disciples. —
Jerusalem. Mount of Olives.
The signs of Christ's coming to destroy Jerusalem,
and put an end to the Jewish state and dispensa
tion, — Mount of Olives.
Transition to Christ's final coming at the day of
judgment. Exhortation to watchfulness. Pa
rables : tile ten virgins ; the five talents. — Movmi
of Olives. . . . .
Scenes of the judgment-day.— ilfo««< of Olives.
The rulers conspire. Tiie supper at Bethany.
Treachery of Judas. — Jerusalem, Bethany, {ith
day of the week, Wednesday).
VIII The fourth passover ; our lord's pas
sion; AND THE ACCOMPANVINQ EVENTS
UNTIL THE END OF THE JEWISH SABBATH.
Time : Two days.
Preparation for the passover.— Brfitoiy. Jerusalem.
{5fh day of the week, Thursday).
The passover meal. Contention among the twelve.
Jerusalem. (Meening, imtrodudng the 6th day of
the week, Friday). . ¦ ¦
Jesus washes the feet of his disciples.— Jerusalem.
Jesus points out the traitor. Judas withdraws.—
Jerusalem. . •,-..*
Jesus foreteUs the faU of Peter, and the dispersion
of the twelve. — Jerusalem,.
The Lord's svLWer.— Jerusalem,. 1 Cor. 11. 23-26. .
71

20. 17-19
20. 20-28
20. 29-34

21. 1-11,
14-17
21. 12,13, 18,19
21. 20-22
21. 23-32
21. 33-46
22. 1-14
22. 16-22
22. 23-33
22. 34-40
22. 41-48
23. 1-12
23. 13-39

10. 32-34
10. 36-46
10. 4G-62

18. 18-30
18. 31-84

18. 36-43
19. 1

19. 2-28

11. 1-11
11. 12-19
11. 20-26
11. 27-33 20. 1-8

12. 1-12 !
12. 13-17
12. 18-27
12. 28-34
12. 36-37
12. 38,39
12. 40
12. 41-44

13. 1-13 21. 5-19

24. 16-42
24. 43-61
25, 1-30
25, 31-46
26. 1-16

26. 17-19
26. 20
26. 21-25
26. 31-35
26. 26-29

Luke.

19. 45-48
21. 37,38

11. 55-67
12. 1,9-11

20. 9-19
20. 20-26
20. 27-40
20. 41-44
20. 46,46
20.4721. 1-4

12. 20-36
12. 37-50

13. 14-37

\ ¦

14. 1-11

21. 20-36

22. 1-6

14. 12-16
14. 17 \
14. 18-21
14. 27-31
14. 22-25

22, 7-13

22, 14-18, 24-30

22. 21-23

22. 31-38
22. 19,20

13. 1-20
13. 21-35
,13. 36. 38

CHRIST

CHRIST, Life ot— Continued.

Jesus comforts his disciples. The Holy Spirit
promised. — Jerusalem.
Christ the true vine. His disciples hated by the
•world.— Jerusalem. ....
Persecution foretold. Further promise of the Holy
Spirit. Prayer in the name of Chiist—Jerusalem.
Christ's last prayer with his disciples. — Jerusalem.
The agony in Gethsemane. — Mount of Olives.
Jesus betrayed, and made prisoner. — Gethsemane. .
Jesus before Caiaphas. Peter thrice denies him. —
Jerusalem. {Night introducing the 6th day of the
week, Friday). . , . .
Jesus before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrim. Declares
himself to be the Christ ; is condemned and mocked,
Jerusalem. {Morning of the 6th day of the week) .
The Sanhedrim lead Jesus away to Pilate. — Jervr
salem. {6fh day of the week). .
Jesus before Herod. — Jerusalem.
Pilate seeks to release Jesus. The Jews demand
Barabbas. — Jerusalem,.
PUate delivers up Jesus to death. He is scourged
and mocked. — Jerusalem.
Pilate, after again seeking to release Jesus, deUvers
him to be crucified. — Jerusalem.
Judas repents and hangs himself, — Jerusalem.
Act. 1. 18,19. ....
Jesus is led away to be crucified. — Jerusalem.
The crucifixion. — Jerusalem,.
The Jews mock at Jesus on the cross. He com
mends his mother to Jolm.— Jerusalem. .
Darkness prevails. Christ expires on the cross. —
Jerusalem,. .....
Tlie veU of the temple rent, and graves opened.
Judgment of the centurion. The women at the
cross. -^Jerusalem. ....
The taking down from the cross. The burial. —
Jerusalem. .....
The. watch at the sepulchre. — Jerusalem. {Seventh
day of the week, or Sabbath).
IX. Our lord's resurrection, his subsequent
appearances, and his ascension. Time ;
Forty days.
Moming of the resurrection. — Jerusalem. Qsi day
oftheweek). . . . .
Visit of the women to the sepulchre. Mary Mag
dalene reiyxms.^-Jerusalem.. .
Vision of angels in the sepulchre., — Jerusalem.
The women return to the city. Jesus meets them. —
JerusaUm. ....
Peter and John run to the sepulchre. — Jerusalem,.
Our Lord is seen by Mary Magdalene at the sepulchre.
—Jerusalem. ....
Report of the watch. — Jerusalem.
Our Lord is seen by Peter. Then by two disciples
on the way to Emmaus. — Jerusalem. FmM.aus.
1 Cor. 16. 6.
Jesus appears in the midst of the apostles, Thomas
being absent. — Jerusalenl. 1 Cor. 15. 5. {Fvening
foUirtving the 1st day of the week, or the Lords day) ,
Jesus appears in the midst of the apostles, Thomas
being present. — JerusaUm. [Evening following
Hie 1st day of tlie week. The second Lord's day).
The apostles go away into Galilee. Jesus shews him
self to nine of them at the sea of Tiberias. — Galilee.
Jesus meets his apostles and about five hundred
brethren on a mountain in Galilee. 1 Cor. 15. 6.
Our Lord is seen by James ; then by all the apostles.
 Jerusalem. Act. 1. 3-8. ICor. 15. 7.
The ascension. — Bethany. Act. 1. 9-12. .
Conclusion ol John's Gospel,
72

Matt.

26. 30,
36-46
26. 47-56
26, 67,68,69-76

26. 69-68
27. 1,2,)
11-14/
27. 15-26
27. 26-30

27. 3-10
27. 31-34
27. 35-88
27. 39-44
27. 46-60
27. 61-56
27. 67-61
27. 62-66

28. 8-10

14. 26, )
32-42 f
14. 43-62
14. 63,6466-72

14, 65-65
15. 1-6

16. 6-16
16. 15-19

16. 20-23
16. 24-28
15. 29-32
15. 33-37
15. 38-41
15. 42-47

16. 1

16. 9-11

16. 12,13

16, 14-18

28. 16

16. 19,20

Luke.

22. 39-46
22. 47-63
22. 64-62

22. 63-71
23. 1-5
23. 6-12
23. 13-25

23. 26-33
23. 33,34,38
23. 35-37, 39-43
23. 44-46
23. 46,47-49

1-3 4-8

24,

John.

14. 1-31
16. 1-27
16. 1-3S
17. 1-26
18. 1
18. 2-12
18. 13-18, 26-27
18. 19-24
18. 28-38
18. 39,40
19. 1-3
19. 4-16

19. 16,17
19, 18-24

19, 26-27
19, 28-30

19. 31-42

20. 1,2

9-11
12 20.

20.

13-35 36-49

20. 19-23

,24. 50-53

3-10 I
11-18

24-29 1-24

30-31 25

C^HEISrS LOVE
CHRIST, Likeness op Saints to. See
Likeness to God and Christ.

 , Love, Compassion, and Sym
pathy OF. Psa. 72.14. He shaU redeem their
soul from deceit and violence : and precious
BhaU their blood be in hia sight.
Pro, 8.17. I love them that love me ; and
those that seek me early ahaU find me. 31,
Eejoicing in the habitable part of his earth ;
and ray delighta were with the sons of raen.
(See Song of Solomon throughout.)
Isa. 40.11. He shaU feed his flock like a
shepherd : he shall gather the lambs with his
arra, and carry them in his bosom, and shall
genijy lead those that are vrith young.
Isa. 42.3. A bruised reed shaU he not break,
and the smoking flax shaU he not quench,
Isa. 63.9. In aU their affliction he was
nfiUcted, and the angel of hia presence saved
them : in his love and in his pity he redeemed
them ; and he bare them, and carried them all
the days of old. v. 7,8.
Mic. 5,4. He shall stand and feed in the
strength of the Lord, in the majesty of the
name of the Lord his God : and they shaU
abide. Mat. 8.17. Himself took our infirmities, and
bare our sicknesses. Isa. 53.4.
Mat. 9.36. When he saw the multitudes, he
was moved with compassion on them, because
they fainted, and were scattered abroad, as
sheep having no shepherd.
Mat, 12,49. And he stretched forth his hand
toward his disciples, and said, Behold my
mother and my brethren I 50. For whosoever
shall do the vnH. of my Father which is in
heaven, the same ia my brother, and sister,
and mother. Mar. 3,31-35. Luk. 8.19-21.
Mat, 14.14. Jesus went forth, and saw a
great multitude, and waa moved with com
passion toward them, and he healed their sick.
Mat. 15.32, I have compassion on the
miUtitude, because they continue with me now
three days, and have nothing to eat : and I
wiU not send them away faating, lest they faint
in the way.
Mat. 18.6. But whoso shaU offend one of
these Uttle ones which beUeve in me, it were
better for him that a mUlatone were hanged
about his neck, and that he were drowned in
the depth of the sea. 10. Take heed that ye
despise not one of these Uttle ones ; for I say
unto you, That in heaven their angela do
always behold the face of my Father which is
in heaven. Mar. 9.37,42. Luk. 9.48.
Mat. 23.37. O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, thou
that kiUest the prophets, and stonest them
which are sent unto thee, how often would I
have gathered thy chUdren together, even as a
hen gathereth her chickens under her wings,
and ye would not !
Mat, 28.10. Go teU my brethren that they
go into Galilee.
Mar. 3,5. Being grieved for the hardness of
their hearts.
Mar. 8,12. He sighed deeply in his spirit,
and saith, Why doth tliis generation seek after
a sign?Mar, 9.36. He took a chUd, and set him in
the midst of them : and when he had taken
him in hia arms, he said unto them, 37. Who
soever shall receive one of such chUdren in ray
narae, receiveth me. Mat. 18.2-5. Luk. 9.48.
Mar. 10,13, They brought young children

CHEISTS LOVE
to hira, that he should touch them : and his
disciples rebuked those that brought them.
14, But when Jesus saw it, he was much dis
pleased, and said unto them, Sufi"er the Uttle
chUdren to come unto me, and forbid them
not : for of sudi is the kingdom of God. 16.
And he took them up in hia arms, put his
hands upon them, and blessed thera. 21.
Jesus beholding him loved liira. Mat. 19.13-15,
Luk. 18.15,16.
Luk. 7.13. When the Lord saw her, he had
corapassion on her, and said unto her. Weep
not. Luk, 22.82. I have prayed for thee, that
thy faith faU not : and when thou art con
verted, strengthen thy brethren.
Luk. 23.28. Jesus turning unto them said.
Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but
weep for youradves, and for your chUdren.
Luk. 24. 38. He said unto them. Why are
ye troubled? and why do thoughts arise in
your hearts? 39. Behold my hands and m>
feet, that it is I myself : handle me, and see ;
for a spirit hath not flesh and bonea, as ye see
me have. 40. And when he had thus spoken,
he shewed them his hands and his feet.
Jno. 10.3. The sheep hear his voice : and
he caUeth his ovra sheep by name, and leadeth
them out. 4. And when he putteth forth his
ovra sheep, he goeth before them, and the
sheep foUow him : for they know his voice.
11. I am the good shepherd : the good shep
herd giveth his life for the sheep. 14. I am
the good shepherd, and know my sTwep, and
ara known of mine, 15. I lay down my Ufe
for the sheep. 16. And other sheep I have,
which are not of this fold : them also I muat
bring, and they shaU hear my voice ; and there
shaU be one fold, atid one shepherd,
Jno. 11.5. Jesus loved ]V!Urtha, and her
sister, and Lazarus. 33. When Jesus therefore
saw her weeping, and the Jews also weeping
which came with her, he groaned in the spirit,
and was troubled, 34. And said. Where have
ye laid him ? They said imto him, Lord, come
and see. 35, Jesus wept. 36. Then said the
Jews, Behold how he loved him j
Jno. 13.1. Having loved his own which
were in the world, he loved them unto the end.
23. There was leaning on Jesus' bosom one of
hia disciples, whom Jesus loved. 34. As I
have loved you, that ye also love one another.
Jno. 14,1. Let not your heart be troubled :
ye beUeve in God, believe also in me. 2. In
my Father's house are many mansions : if it
were not so, I would have told you. I go to
prepare a place for you. 3. And if I go and
prepare a place for you, I vriU come again, and
receive you unto myself; that where I am,
there ye may be also. 18. I vriU not leave you
comfortless : I wUl come to you. 21. He that
loveth rae shaU be loved of my Father, and I
wiU love him, and wiU manifest myself to
him. 27. Peace I leave vrith you, my peace I
give unto you : not as the world giveth, give I
unto you. Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let It be afraid.
Jno. 15.9. As the Father hath loved me, so
have I loved you : continue ye in ray love.
10. If ye keep my commandments, ye shall
abide in my love: 11. These thinga have I
apoken imto you, that my joy might remain
in you, and that yora* joy might be fuU, 12.
Thia is my commandment, "Ehat ye love one
78

CHEIsrS LOVE
another, as I have loved you. 13. Greater love
hath no man than thia, that a man lay dovra
his life for his friends. 16. I caU you not ser
vants ; for the servant knoweth not what his
lord doeth : but I have called you friends ;
for aU things that I have heard of my Father
have made known unto you,
Jno. 17,12. WhUe I was with them iu the
world, I kept them in thy name : those that
thou gavest rae I have kept, and none of them
is lost. 15. I pray not that thou shouldest
take them out of the world, but that thou
shouldest keep them from the evU. 19. For
their sakes I sanctUy myself, that they also
might be sanctified through the tmth,
Jno. 18.8. If therefore ye seek me, let these
go their way : 9. That the saying might be
fulfilled, which he spake, Of them which thou
gavest rae have I lost none,
Jno, 19.26. When Jesus therefore saw his
mother, and the disciple standing by, whom
he loved, he saith unto his mother. Woman,
behold thy son I 27. Then saith he to the
disciple, Behold thy mother 1
Jno. 20.17. Go to my brethren, and say
unto thera, I ascend imto my Father, and
your Father ; and to my God, and your God.
27. Eeach hither thy flnger, and behold my
hands ; and reach hither thy hand, and thrust
it into my side : and be not faithless, but
beUeving. Jno. 21.15. Jesus saith to Simon Peter,
Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than
these? He saith unto him. Yea, Lord ; thou
knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him,
Feed my lambs, v. 16,17.
Act, 9.4. Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou
me? 5. And he said. Who art thou, Lord?
And the Lord said, I ara Jesus whora tiiou
persecutest. Act. 10.38. Who went about doing good,
and heaUng aU that were oppressed of the
devU. Eora. 8.35. Who shaU separate us from the
love of Christ ? 37. Nay, tn aU these things
we are more than conquerors through him that
loved us, 39. Nor height, nor depth, nor any
other creature, shaU be able to separate us
frora the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus
our Lord.
Eom. 15.3. Even Christ pleased not hiraself;
but, as it is written. The reproaches of them
that reproached thee feU on me.
2 Cor. 6.14. The love of Christ constraineth
us. 2 Cor. 8.9. Ye know the grace of our Lord
Jesus Clirist, that, though he was rich, yet for
your sakes he became poor, that ye through
his poverty might be rich.
Gal. 2.20. The Son of God, who loved me,
and gave himseU for me.
Eph. 3.18. May be able to comprehend vrith
aU saints what is the breadth, and length, and
depth, and height ; 19. And to know the love
of Christ, which passeth knowledge.
Eph. 6.2. Christ also hath loved us, and
hath given himself for us an ofi'ering and a
sacrifice to God for a < sweet-smelling savour.
25, CThrist also loved the church, and gave
himself for it, 29, No man ever yet hated his
ovm flesh ; but nourisheth and dierisheth it,
even as the Lord the church : 30. For we are
members of his body, of his flesh, and of his
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2 The. 2,13. Brethren beloved of the Lord.
Heb. 2,11. Both he that sanctifieth and they
who are sanctified are all of one : for which
cause he is not ashamed to caU them brethren.
IS. in that he himself hath suffered being
tempted, he is able to succour them that are
terapted. Heb. 4.15. We have not an high-priest
which cannot be touched with the feeling of
our inflrmities ; but was in aU points tempted
like as we are, yet vrithout sin.
1 Jno. 3.16. Hereby perceive we the love of
God, because he laid down his Ufe for us.
Eev. 1.5. Unto him that loved us, and
washed us frora our sins in his own blood.
17. And when I saw him, I feU at hia feet as
dead. And he laid his right hand upon rae,
saying unto me, Fear not; I ara the &rst and
the last.
Eev. 2.24. I wUl put upon you none other
burden. Eev. 3.9. I wiU make them to corae aud
worship before thy feet, and to know that I
have loved thee. 19. As many as I love, 1
rebuke and chasten.
CHEIST, Love to. See Love to God
AND Christ,
 , Mercy of. See Christ, Par
don PROM.
CHRIST, Meekness and Humixjty op.
Paa. 45.4. Eide prosperously, because of tmth
and meekness.
Isa. 42.2. He ahaU not cry, nor lift up, nor
cause his voice to be heard ia the street.
Isa. 50.6. The Lord God hath opened miue
ear, and I was not rebeUious, neither turned
away back. 6. I gave ray back to Jie smiters,
and ray cheeks to them that plucked off the
hair : I hid not my face from shame and
spitttDg. Isa. 62.13. My servant shaU deal prudently,
Isa. 63.7. He was oppressed, and he was
afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth : he is
brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and aa a
sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he open
eth not his mouth.
Zee, 9.9. Lowly, and riding upon an ass,
and upon a colt, the foal of an ass. Mat. 21,6.
Mat. 9.10. Ai Jesus aat at meat in ttie
house, behold, many pubUcans and sinners
came and sat down vrith hira and his disciples
Mar. 2.14. Luk, 6.27,28.
Mat. 11. 29. Leam of me ; for I am meek
and lowly in heart.
Mat. 26,49. Forthwith he came to Jesus,
and said, HaU, master ; and kissed him.
60. And Jesus said imto him. Friend, where
fore art thou come?
Mat, 27.12, When he was accused of the
chief priests and elders, he answered nothing.
14. He answered him to never a word ; inso-
rauch that the govemor raarveUed greatly.
Luk. 22.27. I am among you as he that
serveth. Luk. 23.34. Then said Jesus, Father, forgive
them ; for they know not what they do.
Jno. 8,48. The Jews said unto him. Say we
not weU that thou art a Samaritan, and hast a
devil ? 49. Jesus answered, I have not a devU ;
but I honour my Father, and ye do dishonour
me. 60, And I seek not mine own glory.
Jno. 13.5. He poureth water into a bason,
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CHRIST MESSIAH
wipe them with the towel wherewith he was
girded. 14, If I then, your Lord and master,
have washed your feet ; ye also ought to wash
one another's feet,
2 Cor, 10,1. I^e meekness and gentleness
of Christ.
PhU. 2.7. Made himaelf of no reputation,
and took upon him the form of a servant, and
was made in the likeness of men ; 8. And
being found in fashion as a man, he humbled
himself, and became obedient imto death, even
the death of the cross.
Heb. 12.3. Consider hiTn that endured such
contradiction of sinners against himself.
1 Pet. 2,23. Who, when he was revUed,
revUed not again; when he suffered, he
threatened not ; but committed AiTnaeZ/ to him
that judgeth righteously.
CHRIST, Messiah [Messiah is Hebrew,
and Christ is Greek, both sonifying anointed,
and so translated Psa. 2.2, See Act. 4.26.
Jno, 1.41 marg.}. Dan. 9.26. IVom the
going forth of the commandment to restore
and to buUd Jerusalem unto the Messiah the
3E*rince shall he seven weeks, and threescore
and two weeks : 26. And after threescore and
two weeks shall Messiah be cut off, but not for
himaelf. Mat. 11.3. Art thou he that ahould corae, or
do we look for another? 4. Jesua answered
and said unto them. Go and shew John again
thoae things which ye do hear and see : 5, The
blind receive their aight, and the lame walk ;
the lepers are cleansed, and the deaf hear ; the
dead are raised up, and the poor have the gospel
preached to them. 6. And blessed is he, who
soever shall not be offended in me.
Mat. 16.15. But whom say ye that I am?
16. And Simon Peter answered and said, Thou
art the Cluiflt, the Son of the Uving GJod,
Mat. 26,63. I adjure thee by the Uving God,
that thou teU us whether thou be the Christ,
the Son of God. 64. Jesua aaith unto him.
Thou hast said : nevertheless, I aay unto you.
Hereafter ahaU ye see .the Son of man sitting
on the right hand of power, and coming in the
clouds of heaven.
Luk, 2.38. She, coming in that instant,
gave thanks likewise unto the Lord, and spake
of him to aU them that looked for redemption
in Jerusalem.
Luk. 20,41. How say they that Christ is
David's son ? 42. And David himself saith in
the book of Psalms, the Lord said unto my
Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, 43. TUl I
make thine enemies thy footstool. 44. David
therefore caUeth him Lord, how is he then hia
son? Mat, 22.42-45. Mar. 12.35-37.
Luk. 24.25. O foola, and slow of heart to
beUeve aU that the prophets have apoken I
26. Ought not Christ to have suffered these
thinga, and to enter into his glory? 27. And
beginning at Moses and aU the prophets, he
expounded unto them in aU the scriptures the
things concerning hiniiself .
Jno. 1.41. We have found the Messias,
which is, being interpreted. The Christ. 45,
We have foimd hira, of whom Moses tn the
law, and the prophets, did write, Jesus of
Nazareth, the son of Joseph.
Jno. 4.26. Jesus saith imto her, I that speak
unto thee am he. 29, Come, see a man which
told me all things that ever I did : is not this
tbe CJiristi? 42. JTow we beUeve, not because

CHEIST MESSIAH
of thy saying : f orwe have heard him ourselves,
and know that this is indeed the Christ, the
Saviour of the world,
Jno. 6.33. Ye sent unto John, and he bare
witness unto the truth. 36. I have greater
vritness than that of John : for the works which
the Father hath given me to finish, the same
works that I do, bear witness of me, that the
Father hath sent me. 37. The Father himself,
which hath sent me, hath bome witness of me.
Ye have neither heard his voice at any time,
nor seen his shape. 39. Search the scriptures ;
for in them ye think ye have etemal life : and
they are they which testify of me. 46. Had
ye beUeved Moses, ye would have beUeved me :
for he wrote of me.
Jno. 6,27. TTim hath God the Father
sealed. Jno. 8.14. Though I bear record of myself,
yet my record is true : for I know whence I
came, and whither I go. 17. It is also written
in your law, that the testimony of two men is
true. 18, I ara one that bear witness of my
self, and the Father that sent me beareth wit
ness of me, 25. Then said they unto him.
Who art thou? And Jesus saith unto thera.
Even th^ same that I said unto you frora the
beginning, Jno, 8. 28. When ye have lifted up the Son
of man, then shaU ye know that I am he, and
that I do nothing of myself ; but as my Father
hath taught me, I speak these things. 56. Your
father Abraham rejoiced to see my day : and
he saw it, and was glad.
Jno. 13.19. I teU you before it come, that,
when it ia come to pass, ye may beUeve that I
ara he.
Act. 3.18. Those things, which God before
had shewed by the raouth of all his prophets,
that Christ should suffer, he hath so fulfiUed,
20, He shaU send Jesus Christ, which before
was preached unto you : 24. AU the prophets
from Samuel and those that foUow after, as
raany as have spoken, have likewise foretold
of these days.
Act. 4.26. The kings of the earth stood up,
and the rulers were gathered together against
the Lord, and against his Christ, 27, For of a
truth against thy holy chUd Jesus, whora thou
hast anointed, both Herod and Pontius Pilate,
with the GentUes, and the people of Israel,
were gathered together, Psa, 2,2.
Act. 9. 22. Saul confounded the Jews which
dwelt at Damascus, proving that this is very
Christ. Act. 10.43. To htm give aU the prophets
witness. Act. 13.27. Because they knew him not.
nor yet the voices of the prophets which are
read every sabbath day, they have fulfiUed
th^rn in condemning him.
Act. 17.3. AUeging, that Christ must needs
have suffered, and riaen again from the dead ;
and that this Jesus, whom I preach unto you,
is Christ.
Act. 26.6. I stand and ara judged for the
hope of the promise made of God unto our
fathers : 7. Unto which promise our twelve
tribes, instantly serving God day and night,
hope to corae, 22. Witnessing both to small
and great, saying none other things than those
which the prophets and Moses did say should
come ; 23. That Christ should suffer, and that
!ae should be the first that should rise frora the
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dead, and should shew Ught unto the peopie,
and to tbe GJentUes,
Act. 98.23. He expounded and testified the
kingdora of God, persuading them concerning
Jesus, both out of the law of Moses, and out
0/ the prophets.
Eoni, 1,1. Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ,
separated unto the gospel of Grod, 2, Which
he had promised afore by his prophets in the
holy scriptures, 3. Concerning his Son Jesus
Christ our Lord, which was made of the seed
of David according to the flesh.
1 Cor. 15.3. I deUvered unto you flrst of aU
Uiat which I also received, how that Cflirist
died for our sins according to the scriptures.
1 Pet. 1,10. Of which salvation the prophets.
have inquired and searched diUgently, who

CHRISTS NAMES
Raising of Jairus' daughter, Mat. 9.18,19,23-
26. Mar. 6.22-24,36-43, Luk. 8.41,42,49-56.
Woman with the issue of blood cured. Mat.
9.20-22. Mar. 6.25-34, Luk. 8.43-48.
^Opening the eyes of two blind men in tht
/to houae, Mat. 9.27-31.
Ji devU cast out and a dumb man cured,
iT J- ¦ 

propheaied of the grace that should come unto2X)ne bUnd cured. Mar. 8.22-36.

you : 11. Searching what, or what manner of
time the Spirit of Christ which was in them
did signify, when it testified beforehand the
sufferings of Christ, and the glory that should
foUow, 2 Pet. 1.16. We have not foUowed cunningly
devised fables, when we made known unto you
the power and coming of our Lord Jesus
Chriat, but were eyewitnesses of his majesty.
17. For he received frora Gk>d the Father
honour and glory, when there carae such a
voice to him frora the exceUent gloiy. This ia
my beloved Son, in whom I am weU pleaaed.
18. And thia voice which came from heaven
we heard, when we were with him in the holy
mount. 1 Jno. 6.6. Thia is he that came by water
and blood, even Jesus Christ ; not by water
only, but by water and blood. And it is the
Spirit that beareth vritness, because the Spirit
is truth. 7. There are three that bear record
in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the
Holy Ghost : and these three are one. 8. And
there are three that bear witness in earth, the
spirit, and the water, and the blood: and
these three agree in one. 9, If we receive the
witness of men, the witness of God is greater :
for this is the witness of God which he hath
testified of his Son,
See Christ, Son op God,— Miracles.
CHRIST, Miracles op. Chronologi
cally arranged.—
Water raade wine, Jno. 2.1-11,
Healing the nobleraan's son, Jno. 4.46-64.
First miraculous draught of fishes, Luk. 6.
1-n,
Deraoniac in the synagogue cured. Mar. 1.
23-26. Luk. 4.33-36.
HeaUng of Simon's wife's mother. Mat. 8.14-17.
Mar. 1.29-31. Luk. 4.33,39.
Cleansing of the leper, Mat. 8.1-4. Mar. 1.
40-45. Luk. 5.12-16.
Healing of the paralytic. Mat. 9.1-8. Mar. 2.
1-12. Luk. 5.17-26.
Healing of the impotent man, Jno. 5,1-16.
Restoring the withered hand, Mat, 12.9-13.
Mar. 3.1-5, Luk. 6.6-11.
HeaUng of the centurion's servant, Mat. 8.
5-13. Luk. 7.1-10.
Eaising of the widow's son, Luk. 7.11-16.
^—Healing of a demoniac, Mat. 12.22-37. Mar.
'^ 3.19-30. Luk. 11.14,15,17-23.
StUling of the tempest. Mat. 8.23-27. Mar.
4.35-41. Luk. 8.22-25. Mat, 14.32.
The demoniacs in Gadara healed, Mat. 8.
28-34. Mar. 6.1-20. Luk, 8.26-39.
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Mor. 6.

Mat 9 32 33
Five thousand' fed. Mat. 14.15-21.
44. Luk. 9.12-17. Jno. 6.5-14.
Walking on the sea. Mat. 14.22-33.
45-52. Jno. 6.14-21,
The daughter of the Syrophenician healed.
Mat, 16. 21-28. Mar. 7.24-30.
Four thousand fed. Mat, 15.32-39, Mar.
1^8.1-9, One deaf and dumb cured. Mar. 7.31-37.

Lunatic child healed. Mat. 17.14-21. Mar. 9.
14-29. Luk. 9.37-43.
Piece of money in the fish's mouth, Mat.
17.24-27.
The ten lepers cured, Luk. 17.11-19.
Opening the eyes of one bom blind,
Jno. 9.
Eaising of Lazarus, Jno. 11.1-54.
Woman with the spirit of infirmity cured,
Luk. 13.10-17.
The dropsy cured, Luk, 14.1-6.
Two blind men cured near Jericho, Mat, 20.
29-34. Mar. 10.46-62. Luk. 18.36-43.
The flg-tree blighted, Mat. 21.17-22. Mar. 1 1.
12-14,20-24.
Healing of Malchus' ear, Luk. 22,49-51,
Second draught of fishes, Jno. 21.6.
Various miracles. Mat. 4.23,24. Mat. 14.14,
Mat. 16.30. Mar. 1.34. Luk. 6.17-19. Luk.
7.21,22. John 2.23. John 8,2,
CHRIST, Names, Titles, and Appella
tions OP. Adam, 1 Cor. 15.46. Advocate,
1 Jno. 2.1. Almighty, Eev. 1.8. Alpha and
Omega, Eev. 1.8. Amen, Eev, 3.14. Angel,
Isa. 63.9. Anointed, Psa. 2.2. Apostle, Heb.
3.1. Author and Finisher of our faith,
Heb. 12.2.
Beginning of the Creation of God, Eev. 3.14.
Beloved, Eph. 1.6. Bishop, 1 Pet. 2.25, Blessed
and only Potentate, 1 Tim. 6.16. Branch,
Jer. 23.6. Bread of life, Jno. 6.48. Bride
groom, Mat. 9.15. Brightness of the Father's
glory, Heb. 1.3.
Captain of the Lord's host, Jos. 6.14.
Captain of salvation, Heb, 2.10. Chief Shep
herd, 1 Pet. 6.4. Christ, Mat. 1.16. Lnk.9.20.
Commander, Isa. 66.4. Consolation of Israel,
Luk. 2.26. Comer-stone, Eph. 2.20. Coun-
seUor, Isa. 9.6. Covenant of the people,
Isa. 42.6.
David, Jer, 30.9. Day's-man, Job 9.33, Day-
spring, Luk. 1.78. Day-star, 2 Pet. 1.19. De
Uverer, Eom. 11.26. Desire of all nations,
Hag. 2.7. Door, Jno. 10.7.
Elect, Isa. 42.1. Emmanuel, Isa. 7.14.
Ensign, Isa. 11.10. Etemal life, 1 Jno. 6.30.
Everlasting Father, Isa, 9.6,
First-begotten, Heb. 1.6. Eirst-bcgotten of
the dead, Eev. 1.5. Firstborn, Psa. 89.27.
i First and the Last, Eev. 2.8. Foundation,
Isa. 28.16. Fountain, Zee. 13.1. Forerunner,
Heb. 6.20.
Gift of God, Jno. 4.10, God, Jno. 1.1
Govemor, Mat. 2.6,
Head of the church, Eph. 6,23. Heir of all
things, Heb. 1.2. High-priest, Heb. 4.14. Holy

CHELsrS OMNISCIENCE
ChUd Jesua, Act. 4.30. Holy One, Psa. 16.10.
Holy One of God, Mar. 1.24. Hope {our),
1 Tim. 1.1. Horn of solvation, Luk, 1,69.
I Am, Jno. 8.68. Image of GJod, Heb. 1,3,
Israel, Isa. 49.3. Jehovah, Isa. 40.3. Jehovah's
FeUow, Zee. 13,7. Jesus, Mat. 1.21. Judge,
Act. 10.42. Just One, Act. 7.62.
King, Mat, 21.6. Bong of Israel, Jno. 1.49,
King of the Jews, Mat. 2,2. King of saints,
Eev, 15,3. King of kings. Rev, 17,14,
Lamb, Eev. 14.4. Lamb of God, Jno. 1,29,
Eev. 13.8. lawgiver, Isa. 33.22. Leader, Isa.
66,4. Life, Jno. 14.6. Light, Jno. 8.12. Lion
of the tribe of Judah, Eev. 6.5. Lord, Eom.
1.3. Lord of lords, Eev. 17.14. Lord of aU,
Act, 10.36, Lord of glory, 1 Cor. 2.8. Lord
our Eighteousness, Jer. 23,6. Lord God Al
mighty, Eev. 16.3, Lord from heaven, 1 Cor.
16.47, Man, Act. 17.31. Master, Mat. 23,8, Me
diator, 1 Tim. 2.6. Messenger of the Covenant,
Mai. 3.1. Messiah, Jno. 1.41. Mighty God,
Isa. 9.6. Minister of the sanctuary, Heb. 8.2.
Morning-star, Rev. 22.16.
Nazarene, Mat. 2,23. Offspring of David,
Rev. 22.16, Only-begotten, Jno. 1.14,
Passover, 1 Cor. 6.7, Plant of renown, Eze.
34.29. Potentate, 1 Tmi.''6.15. Power of God,
1 Cor. 1.24. Physician, Mat. 9.12. Priest,
Heb. 7.17. Prince, Act. 5,31. Prince of life.
Act, 3.15. Prince of peace, Isa. 9.6. Prince
of the ktQgs of the earth, Rev.1.6. Prophet,
Luk, 24.19. Propitiation, 1 Jno. 2.2.
Ransom, 1 Tim. 2.6. Redeemer, Isa. 59.20,
Resurrection and life, Jno. 11,25, Rock,
1 Cor, 10.4. Root of David, Rev. 22.16.
Root of Jease, laa. 11.10. Roae of Sharon,
Song 2.1. Ruler in Israel, Mic. 5.2.
Salvation, Luk. 2.30. Sanctuary, Isa. 8.14.
Saviour, Luk. 2.11. Sceptre, Num. 24.17. Seed
of the woman, Gren. 3.16, Servant, Isa, 42.1.
Shepherd, Jno. 10.11 ; 1 Pet. 5.4 ; Jno. 10.14.
ShUoh, Gen. 49,10. Sonof God, Luk. 1.35. Son
of raan, Mat. 8.20. Son of the Bleased, Mar.
14.61. Son of the Highest, Luk. 1.32. Sonof
David, Mat. 9.27. Star, Num. 24.17. Sun of
righteousness, Mai, 4.2. Surety, Heb. 7-22.
Teacher, Jno. 3.2. Truth, Jno. 14.6.
Vine, Jno. 16.1. Way, Jno. 14,6. Wiadora,
Pro. 8.12. Witness, laa. 55.4 ; Rev. 1.6, Won
derful, Isa, 9.6. Word, Jno. 1.1. Word of
God, Rev. 19,13, Word of Life, 1 Jno, 1.1.
CHRIST, Omnipotence op. See Christ,
Power of.
 , Omnipresence of. Mat. 18,20.
Where two or three are gathered together
in my name, there am I in the midst of
them. Mat, 28,20. Lo, I am with you alway, even
unto the end of the world.
Jno. 3.13. No man hath ascended up to
heaven, but he that came down fi:om heaven,
even the Son of man which is in heaven.
I^h. 1,23. TTim that fiUeth aU in aU.
 , Omniscience and Wisdom of,
Pro.8.14. Counselismine, andaoundwiadom:
3 am understanding; I have strength. 15,
By me kings reign, and princes decree justice.
16. By me princes rule, and nobles, even aU
the judgea of the earth.
Isa. 11.2. The spirit of the Lord shaU rest
upon him, the spirit of vrisdom and imder-
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spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the
Lord; 3. And shaU make him of quick
understanding in the fear of the Lord : and he
shaU not judge after the sight of his eyea,
neither reprove after the hearing of his
ears, Isa. 50.4. The Lord God hath given me the
tongue of the learned, that I should know how
to speak a word in season to him that is
weary : he wakeueth moming by moming, he
wakeneth mine ear to hear as the learned.
Mat. 11.27. No man knoweth the Son, but
the Father; neither knoweth any man the
Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever
the Son wiU reveal him.
Mat. 13.64. They were astonished, and
said. Whence hath this man this wisdom, and
these mighty works ?
Mat. 24.25. Behold, I have told you before.
Mat, 26,46, Behold, he ia at hand that doth
betray me. Mar. 14. 42.
Mar. 2.8, Immediately when Jesus per
ceived in hia spirit that they so reasoned
within themselves, he said imto thera, Why
reason ye these things in your hearts ?
Mar, 6.30, Jesus, iraraediately knovring in
himself that virtue had gone out of him,
tumed him about in the press, and said. Who
touched my clothes ?
Luk. 2,40. The chUd grew, and waxed
strong in spirit, filled vrith wisdom : and the
grace of God was upon him. 47. And aU that
heard him were astonished at his understand
ing and answers. 52. Jesus increasedin wisdom
and stature.
Luk. 5.22. When Jesua perceived their
thoughts, he answering said unto them. What
reason ye in your hearts?
Luk. 6.8. He knew their thoughts.
Luk. 9.47. Jesus, perceiving the thought
of their heart, took a chUd, and set him by
him. Luk. 22.10. When ye are entered into the
city, there shaU a man meet you, bearing a
pitcher of water ; foUow him into the house
where he entereth in. 11. And ye shaU say
unto the goodman of the house. The Master
saith unto thee. Where is the guestchamber,
where I shall eat the paaaover with my dis
ciples? 12. And he shaU shew you a large
upper room furnished: there make ready.
Mar. 14.13-16.
Jno, 1.48. Before that Philip caUed thee,
when thou wast under the fig-tree, I saw thee.
Jno. 2.24. Jesus did not commit himself
unto them, because he knew all men, 25. And
needed not that any should testUy of man :
for he knew what was in man.
Jno. 3.32. What he hath seen and heard,
that he testifieth,
Jno, 4.16. Jesus saith imto her. Go, caU
thy husband, and come hither. 17. The
woman answered and said, I have no hus
band. Jesus said unto her. Thou hast weU
said, I have no husband : 18. For thou hast
had five husbands ; and he whom thou now
hast is not thy husband : in that saidst thou
truly. 19. The woman saith unto him. Sir, I
perceive ttiat thou art a ptophet. 29, Come,
see a man whidi told me all things that ever I
did : is not this the Christ?
Jno, 6.30. As I hear, I judge: and my
judgment is juat ¦ becai^e I seek not mmeown
vriU, but the wUl of the Father which hatb
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sent me. 42. I know you, that ye have not
the love of God in you.
Jno. 6.64. Jesus knew from the beginning
who they were that beUeved not, and who
should betray him.
Jno, 7.29. I know him : fori am from him,
and he hath sent me,
Jno. 8.16. Yet if I judge, ray judgraent is
true : for I am not alone, but I and the Father
that sent me. Jno. 6.30.
Jno. 13.1. Jesua knew that his hour was
come that he should depart out of this world
unto the Father. 10. Ye are clean, but not aU.
11. He knew who should betray him ; there
fore said he. Ye are not aU clean.
Jno. 16.30, Now are we sure that thou
knowest aU things, and needest not that any
man should ask thee.
Jno, 18,4, Jesus therefore, knowing aU
things that should come upon him, went forth.
Jno. 20.27. Then saith he to Thoraas,
Reach hither thy finger, and behold my hands ;
and reach hither thy hand, and thrust it into
my side : and be not faithless, but beUeving.
Compare v. 25.
Jno. 21.17. Lord, thou knowest aU things ;
thou knowest that I love thee.
Act. 1.24. They prayed, and said, Thou,
Lord, which knowest the hearts of aU Tnen,
shew whether of these two thou hast chosen.
Col. 2.3. In whom are hid aU the treasures
of wisdom and knowledge.
Heb. 4.12. The word of Grod is quick, and
powerful, and sharper than any two-edged
sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder
of soul and spirit, and of the joints and mar
row, and 15 a discemer of the thoughts and
intents of the heart. 13. Neither is there any
creature that is not manifest in his sight : but
aU things are naked and opened unto the eyes
of him with whom we have to do.
Eev. 2.18. The Son of God, who hath his
eyes like unto a flame of fire. 23. AU the
churches shaU know that I am he which
searcheth the reins and hearts : and I vriU give
unto every one of you according to your works,
Eev. 5,5, Behold, the Lion of the tribe of
Juda, the Eoot of David, hath prevaUed to
open the book, and to loose the seven seals
thereof, 12, Worthy is the Lamb that was
slain to receive power, and riches, and
wisdom. CHRIST, Parables of, Chronologi-
OALLY ARRANGED —
The vrise and fooUsh buUders, Mat. 7.24-27.
Luk. 6.48,49.
Two debtors, Luk. 7.41-47.
The rich fool, Luk. 12.16-21.
The servants waiting for their Lord, Luk.
12.35-40.
Barren fig-tree, Luk. 13,6-9.
The sower. Mat. 13.3-9,18-23. Mar. 4.1-9,
14-20. Luk. 8.5-8,11-15.
The tares. Mat. 13.24-43.
Seed growing secretly, Mar. 4,26-29.
Mustard seed. Mat. 13.31,32. Mar. 4.30-32.
Luk. 13.18,19.
Leaven, Mat, 13.33. Luk. 13,20,21.
Hid treasure. Mat. 13.44.
Pearl of great price. Mat, 13.45,46.
Draw-net, Mat. 13.47-50.
Unmerciful servant. Mat. 18.23-35.
Good Samaritan, Luk. 10.30-37.
Friend at midnight, Luk. 11.6-8.

CHRIST'S POWJiit
Good shtpherd, Jno. 10.1-16.
Great supper, Luk. 14.15-24.
Lost sheep, Luk. 16,3-7, Mat. 18,lS-i+
Lost piece of money, Luk. 15,8-10.
The prodigal and his brother, Luk.l6.11-a*
The unjust steward, Luk. 16.1-9.
Rich man and Lazarus, Luk, 16.19-31.
Iraportunate widow, Luk. 18.1-8.
Pharisee and pubUcan, Luk. 18.9-14.
Labourers in the vineyard. Mat. 20.1-16.
The pounds, Luk. 19.11-27.
The two sons, Mat. 21.28-32,
Wicked husbandmen. Mat, 21.33-44. Mar
12.M2. Luk. 20.9-18.
Marriage of the king's son, Mat. 22.1-14.
Fig-tree leafing, Mar. 13.28,29. Mat. 24.32,
Man taking a far journey, filar. 13.34-37.
Ten virgins. Mat. 25.1-13.
Talents, Mat. 25.14-30.
The vine, Jno. 15.1-5.
CHRIST, Pardon prom. Isa. 42.3, A
bruised reed shaU he not break, and the sraok-
ing flax shaU he not quench.
Mat. 9.2. Jesus seeing their faith said unto
the sick of the palsy ; Son, be of good cheer ;
thy Bins be forgiven thee. 6, The Son of man
hath power on earth to forgive sins. Mar.
2.6,10. Luk. 5.20,24.
Luk. 7.47. Her sins, which are many, are
forgiven ; for she loved much. 48. And he
said unto her. Thy sins are forgiven. 49. They
that sat at meat with him began to say within
themselves, Who is this that forgiveth sins
also? 60. He said to the woman. Thy faith
hath saved thee ; go in peace.
Act. 6.31. Him hath God exalted vrith his
right hand to he a. Prince and a Saviour, for to
give repentance to Israel, and forgiveness of
sins. Eom. 16.24. The grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ he with you aU.
Col. 3.13. As Christ forgave you, so also do
ye. 1 Tim. 1.14. The grace of our Lord waa ex
ceeding abundant with faith and love which is
in Christ Jesus. 16. For this cause I obtained
mercy, that in me first Jesus Christ might
shew forth aU longsuffering, for a pattern to
them which should hereafter beUeve on him to
life everlasting.
1 Pet. 2.3. If so be ye have tasted that the
Lord is gracious.
See Pardon through Christ.
CHRIST, Power and omnipotence of.
Psa, 45,3. Gird thy sword upon thy thigh, 0
mx3st mighty, with thy glory and thy majesty.
4. And in thy majesty ride prosperously be
cause of truth and meekness and righteous
ness : and thy right hand shaU teach thee
terrible things, 5. Thine arrows are sharp in
the heart of the king's enemies; whereby the
people faU under thee.
Psa. 110.3. Thy people shaU be wiUing in
the day of thy power,
Isa. 9.6. The government shaU be upon hia
shoulder : and hia name ahaU be caUed Won
derful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The Ever
lasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
Isa. 40.10. Behold, the Lord God wiU como
with strong hand, and his arm shaU rule for
him : behold, his reward is with him, and his
work before hira.
ta. 60.2. Ts my hand shortened at all, that

CHEISTS POW£R
it cannot redeem? or have I no power to de
Uver ? behold, at my rebuke I dry up the sea,
I make the rivers a wUdemess : their fish
atinketh, because there is no water, and dieth
for thirst. 3. I clothe the heavens with black
ness, and I make sackdoth their covering.
See v. 4,
Isa. 63.1. Who is this that cometh from
Edom, vrith dyed garments from Bozrah ? this
that is glorious in his apparel, travelling in the
greatness of his strength ? I that speak in
righteousness, mighty to save.,
Mat. 8.3. Jesua put forth his hand, and
touched him, saying, I wiU ; be thou dean.
And immediately hia leprosy was cleansed,
16. And he cast out the spirite with his word,
27, The men marveUed, saying, What manner
of man is this, that even the vrinds and the sea
obey him I
Mat, 10.1, When he had caUed unto him
his twelve disciples, he gave them power
against unclean spirits, to cast them out, and
to heal aU manner of sickness and aU manner
of disease. Mar. 6.7. Luk. 9.1.
Mat. 12.13. Stretch forth thine hand. And
he stretched it forth ; and it was restored
whole, like as the other. 28. If I cast out
devUs by the Spirit of God, then the kingdom
of Grod is come unto you, 29. Or elae how can
one enter into a strong man's house, and spoU
hia goods, except he first bind the strong man ?
and then he wiU spoU hia house, Mur. 3,27,
Luk. 11.20-22,
Mat. 28,18. AU power is given unto me in
heaven and in earth.
Luk. 6.17, The power of the Lord was present
to heal them.
Jno. 2,19, Destroy this temple, and in three
days I wiU raise it up.
Jno. 5,21. As the Father raiseth up the
dead, and quickeneth fhem; even so the Son
quickeneth whom he vriU, 28, Marvel not at
this : for the hpur is coming, in the which aU
that are in the graves shaU hear his voice,
29. And shall come forth.
Jno. 10.18. No man taketh it from me, but
I lay it down of myself : Ihave power to lay it
down, and I have power to take it again.
28. I give unto them etemal Ufe ; and they
shaU never perish, neither shaU any pluck
them out of my hand,
Jno, 17.2. As thou hast given him power
over aU flesh, that he should give etemal life
to as many as thou hast given him.
Jno. 18.6. As soon then as he had said unto
them, I am he, they went backward, and feU
to the groimd.
PhU. 3.21. Who shaU change our vUe body,
that it may be fashioned Uke unto his glorious
body, according to the working whereby he is
able even to subdue aU thinga unto himself,
2 The, 1.9. Punished vrith everlastmg de-
stmction from the presence of the Lord, and
from the glory of his power.
1 Tim. 6.16. To whom be honour and power
everlasting. Amen,
Heb. 1.3. Upholding aU thinga by the word
of his power. , , .
Heb. 7.26, He is able also to save them to
the uttermost that come unto God by him.
2 Pet 1 16. We have not foUowed cun
ningly devised fables, when we made known
unto yon the power and coming of our Lord
Jeiua Christ.

CHRISTS PEAYEES
Rev. 1.8. I am Alpha and Omega, the begin
ning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is,
and which was, and which is to come, the
Aknighty. Rev. 3.7. He that hath the key of David,
he that openeth, and no man shutteth ; and
shutteth, and no man openeth.
Rev. 6,12. Worthy is the Lamb that waa
slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom,
and strength, and honour, and glory, and
blessing. See Christ, MiRA'TjLES OP. — Christ, king.
CHRIST, Prayers op. Mat. 11.26, I
thank thee, 0 Father, Lord of heaven and
earth, because thou hast hid these tilings from
the vrise and prudent, and hast revealed them
unto babes. 26. Even so. Father; for so it
seemed good in thy sight.
Mat. 14.23. He went up into a mountain
apart to pray : and when the evemng was corae,
he was there alone. Mar. 6.46,
Mat. 15. 36, And he took the seven loaves and
the flshes, and gave thanks, and brake them.
Mat. 19.13. Then were there brought unto
him Uttle chUdren, that he should put his
hands on them, and pray.
Mat. 26.26. And as they were eating, Jesus
took bread, and blessed it, and brake it, and
gave it to the disciples, and said, Take, eat ;
this is my body. 27. And he took the cup,
and gave thanks. 1 Cor. 11.24.
Mat. 26.36. Then cometh Jesus with them
unto a place caUed Gethsemane, and saith
unto the disciples, Sit ye here, whUe I go
and pray yonder. 39. And he went a Uttle
farther, and fell on his face, and prayed,
saying, O my Father, if it be possible, let this I
cup pass from me : nevertheless not as I wiU, j
but as thou wilt. 42, He went away again the '
second time, and prayed, saying, O my Father, i
if this cup may not pass away from me, except 1
I drink it, thy wiU be done, 44. And he left f
them, and went away again, and prayed the
third time, saying the same words. Mar. 14.
32-39. Mat. 27.46. Jesus cried with a loudvoice,\
saying, Eli, EU, lama sabachthani ? That is to I
say, My God, myGod why hast thou forsaken
me? Mar. 1.35. In the moming, rising up a
great whUe before day, he went out, and
departed into a soUtary place, and there
prayed. Mar, 6.41, When he had taken the flve
loaves and the two fishes, he looked up to
heaven, and blessed, and brake the loaves.
Luk, 3.21. Jesus also being baptized, and
praying, the heaven was opened.
Luk. 6.16. He withdrew himself into the
wUdemess, and prayed.
Luk. 6. 12. He went out into a mountain to
pray, and continued aU mght in prayer to God.
Luk, 9.18. As he was alone praying his
disciples were with him. 28. He took Peter
and John and James, and went up into a
mountain to pray. 29. And as he prayed, the
fashion of his countenance was altered, and
his raiment was white and glistering,
Luk. 11.1, As he was praying in a certain
place, when he ceased, one of his disciples said
unto him. Lord, teach us to pray.
Luk. 22.32. I have prayed for thee, that thy
faith faU not. 41. And he was withdrawn
from them about a stone's cast, and kneeled
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CHRIST, PROPHECIES Ot
down, and prayed. 43. There appeared an
angel unto him from heaven, strengthening
him, 44, Being in an agony he prayed more
earnestly : and his sweat was as it were great
drops of blood falling down to the ground.
Luk. 23.34. Then said Jesus, Father, forgive
them; for they know not what they do. 46.
When Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he
said. Father, into thy hands I commend my
spirit : and having said thus, he gave up the
ghost. Jno. 11.41. Jesus Ufted up his eyes, and
said, Father, I thank thee that thou hast heard
rae. 42. And I knew that thou hearest me
always. Jno. 12.27. Now is my soul troubled ; and
what shaU I say? Father, save me from this
hour : but for this cause came I unto this
hour, 28. Father, glorify thy name. Then
came there a voice from heaven, saying, I
have both glorified it, and wUl glorify it
again. Jno. 17.1. These words spake Jesus, and
Ufted up his eyes to heaven, and said. Father,
the hour is come ; glorify thy Son, that thy
Son also may glorUy thee. v. 1-26.
Heb. 5.7. Who in the days of his flesh, when
he had ofi'ered up prayers and suppUcations
with strong crying and tears unto him that was
able to save him frora death, and was heard in
that he feared. See Christ high-priest.
CHEIST, Prayer and Praise in Name
OP. Mat. 18.20. Where two or three are
gathered together in my name, there am I in
the midst of them.
Jno. 14.13, Whatsoever ye shall ask in my
name, that vriU I do, that the Father may be
glorifled in the Son. 14. If ye shaU ask any
thing in my name, I wiU do U.
Jno, 16.23. Whatsoever ye shaU ask the
Father in my name, he wUl give it you. 24.
Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name :
ask, and ye shaU receive, that your joy may be
fuU. 26. At that day ye shaU ask in my name.
Jno. 15.16.
Rom, 1.8. I thank my God through Jesus
Christ for you aU,
Rom. 10.13. Whosoever shaU caU upon the
name of the Lord shaU be saved.
Eph, 2.18. Through him we both have access
by one Spirit unto the Father.
Eph. 5.20. Giving thanks always for aU
things unto God and the Father in the name
of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Col. 3.17. Whatsoever ye do in word or
deed, do aH m the name of the Lord Jesus,
giving thanks to God and the Father by him.
Heb. 10.19. Having therefore, brethren,
boldness to enter into the hoUest by the blood
of Jesus.
Heb. 13.15. By him therefore let us offer
the sacrifice of praise to God continuaUy, that
is, the fruit of ov/r Ups, giving thanks to his
name. IPet. 2. 5. An holy priesthood, to off'er up
spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to God by Jesus
Christ. CHEIST, Prophecies op. These vriU be
foimd quoted under the subdirisions of the
title Christ. Thus, for Prophecies of Christ
as the Messiah, see Christ, Messiah. Pro
phecies of Christ the SaviouTj see Ohrkii the
SAvT;oTrR and so on.

CHRISTS RESUEEEOnON
CHEIST Prophet. Deu. 18.15. The Lord
thy God wUl raise up unto thee a Prophet frora
the midst of thee, of thy brethren, like unto
me ; unto him ye shaU hearken ; 18. I wiU
raise them up a Prophet frora among their
brethren, like mito thee, and vriU put my
words in his raouth ; and he shall speak unto
thera aU that I shall coraraand him. Act. 3.23.
Luk. 7.16. They glorified Grod, saying, That
a great prophet is risen up among us ; and.
That God hath visited his people.
Luk. 13.33, It cannot be that a prophet
perish out of Jerusalem.
Luk. 24.19. Jesus of Nazareth, which was a
prophet mighty in deed and word before God
and aU the people.
Jno. 3.2. Rabbi, we know that thou art a
teacher come from God : for no man can do
these miracles that thou doest, except God be
with him.
See Christ, Omniscience op. Zeal of.
Love op, Heai> of the Church, Messiah,
Miracles op. Parables op, Christ, Son op
God, God the Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit. CHRIST, Prophet. His Predictions.
Mat. 8.11,12. Mat. 10.23,34. Mat. 11.23. Luk.
10.15. Mat. 13.30-50. Mar. 9.1. Luk. 9.27.
Mat. 19.28. Mar. 10.30. Luk, 18.30. Mat.
21.43,44. Mat. 23.36-39. Mat. 24. Mar. 13.
Luk. 21. Mat. 26. Mar. 11.1-6,14. Mat. 21.
1-3,19. Jno. 13.18-27,36-38. Jno. 16,32. Mar.
14.12-31,42,62. Mat. 26.17-35,46,64. Luk. 22.
10-13,31-38. Mar. 16,17. Luk. 12.40-63. Luk.
13.24-35. Luk. 17.20-37. Luk. 19.30-34,42-44.
Luk, 23.28-31,43. Luk. 24.49. Jno. 14.16,26.
Jno. 15.26. Jno, 16,7-14,28. Act. 1.4-8. Jno.
4.21,23. Jno. 6.25-29. Jno. 6.39,64, Jno.
7.39. Jno. 11.4,11,23,40. Jno.12.32. Jno.
20.17. Jno. 21.18-23.
See Christ, Death op, predicted.
CHRIST, Regeneration prom. See
Regeneration.  , Resurrection op. Psa. 2.7.
The Lord hath said imto me, Thou aH my
Son ; this day have I begotten thee. Act. 13.33.
Psa. 16.9, My flesh also shaU rest in hope,
10, For thou vrilt not leave my soul in heU ;
neither vrilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see
corruption. (See Psa. 2.7). Isa. 26.19.
Mat. 12.40. As Jonas waa three days and
three nights in the whale's beUy ; so shaU the
Son of man be three days and three nights tn
the heart of the earth.
Mat. 16,21, Began Jesus to shew unto hia
disciples, how that he must go unto Jerusalem,
and be kUled, and be raised again the third
day. Mat. 17.23, Luk. 9.22, Luk. 24.7.
Mat. 20.19. ShaU deUver him to the Gen
tUes to mock, and to scourge, and to crucify
him : and the third day he shaU rise again.
Mat. 26.32. After I am risen again, I vriU
go before you into GaUlee. Mar. 14.^.
Mat, 27.52. Many bodies of the saints
which slept arose, 63. And came out of the
graves after his resurrection. 63. Sir, we re
member that that deceiver said, whUe he was
yet aUve, After three days I vnU rise again.
Mar. 8.31.
Mar. 9. 9. TiU the Son of man were risen from
the dead. 10. And they kept that saying with
themselves, questioning one with another what
the rising from the dead should mean.

CHRISTS IU5SURRECTI0N
Luk. 24.46. Thus it is written, and thus it
behoved Christ to suffer, and to rise frora the
dead the third day.
Jno. 2,19. Destroy this teraple, and in three
days I vriU raise it up. 21. But he spake of
the teraple of his body. v. 22.
Jno. 12.23, The hour is come, that the Son
of man should be glorified.
Act. 1.3. To whom also he shewed himself
aUve after his passion by many infaUible
proofs, being seen of thera forty days, and
speaking of the things pertaining to the king
dom of God. 22. Must one be ordained to be i
a vritness with us of his resurrection.
Act. 2.24. Whom God hath raised up, hav
ing loosed the pains of death : because it was
not possible that he should be holden of it.
31. He seeing this before spake of the resurrec
tion of Christ, that his soul was not left in
heU, neither his flesh did see corruption. 32.
This Jesus hath God raised up, whereof we aU
are witnesses. Psa, 16.9,10.
Act. 3.15. And kUled the Prince of life,
whora God hath raised from the dead ; whereof
we are witnesses.
Act. 4,10. Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whom
ye crucifled, whom Gtod raised from the dead.
33. With great power gave the apostles vritness
of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus.
Act. 10.40. Him God raised up the third
day, and shewed him openly ; 41. Not to aU
the people, but unto vritnesses chosen before
of God, even to us, who did eat and drink with
him after he rose from the dead.
Act. 13.30. God raised him from the dead :
31, And he was seen many days of them which
came up with hira from GalUee to Jerusalem,
who are his witnesses unto the people. 33. He
hath raised up Jesus again ; as it is alao written
in the second psalm. Thou art my Son, this
day have I begotten thee. 34. And aa con
cerning that he raised him up frora the dead,
nmv no more to return to corruption, he said
on thia wise, I wiU give you the sure mercies
of David, Psa, 2,7.
Act. 17.31. He wUl judge the world in
righteousness by that man whom he hath or
dained ; whereof he hath given assurance unto
aU men, in that he hath raised him from the
dead. Act. 26.23. That Christ should suffer, and
that he should be the flrst that should rise
frora the dead. v. 26.
Rom. 1.4. Declared to be the Son of God
with power, according to the spirit of hoUness,
by the resurrection from the dead.
Rom. 4. 24. Him that raised up Jesus our
Lord frora the dead. 25. Was raised again for
our justification.
Rom. 6.10. If, when we were enemies, we
were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, I
mudi more, being reconcUed, we shall be saved j
by his Ufe.
Rora. 6. 4. Christ was raised up from the dead
by the gloiy of the Father. 5. If we have been
planted together in the likeness of his death,
we shaU be alao in the likeness of his resurrec
tion. 9. Christ being raised from the dead
dieth no more ; death hath no more dominion
over him. 10. In that he died, he died unto
sin once : but in that he Uveth, he Uveth unto
Gk)d. Rom. 8.11. The Spirit of him that raised
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CHRIST THE SAVIOUR
condemneth? Ji is Christ that died, yea rather,
that is risen again, who is even at the right
hand of God.
Rom. 10.9. If thou shalt confess with thy
mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt beUeve in
thine heart that God hath raised hira from the
dead, thou shalt be saved.
1 Cor. 6.14. God hath both raised up the
Lord, and vriU also raise up us by hia own
power. 1 Cor. 15.4. That he was buried, and that
he rose again the third day according to
the scriptures. 20. Now ia Christ risen
from the dead, aTid become the firstfruits of
them that slept. 21. For since by raan came
death, by man came also the resurrection of
the dead. 22, For as in Adam aU die, even so
in Christ shaU aU be made alive, 23. But
every man in his own order : Christ the first-
fruits ; afterward they that are Christ's at hia
coming, v. 6-8, 12-20.
2 Cor, 13.4. He was crucified through weak
ness, yet he Uveth by the power of God.
Eph.1.20, He raised him from the dead, and
set him at his own right hand in the heavenly
places, Phil. 3.10. That I may know him, and the
power of his resurrection.
Col. 1.18, The firstbom frora the dead ; that
in aU things he might have the preeminence.
Col, 2.12. God who hath raised him from
the dead.
2 Tim. 2,8, Eemember that Jesus Christ of
the seed of David was raised from the dead
according to my gospel,
Heb, 13.20. The God of peace, that brought
again from the dead our Lord Jesus.
IPet. 1.3. The God and Father of our Lord
Jesus Christ, which according to his abundant
mercy hath begotten us again unto a Uvely
hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from
the dead. 21. Who by him do believe in God,
that raised him up from the dead, and gave
him glory.
IPet. 3.18. Put to death in the fiesh, but
quickened by the Spirit. 21. The like figure
whereunto even baptism doth also now save
us, by the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Rev, 1.5. Jesus Christ, who is the faithful
witness, and the flrst begotten of the dead.
18, I am he that Uveth, and was dead ; and,
behold, I am aUve for evermore, Amen ; and
have the keys of heU and of death.
For historical references to the Resurrection,
see Christ, Life of, ix.
CHRIST, Resurrection by. See Re
surrection.  , Salvation by. See Christ,
saviour — Faith in Christ.
Sanctification by. See Re

generation — Sanctification.
CHRIST THE Saviour. Gen. 12.3. In
thee shall aU f araUiea of the earth be bleased.
Gen. 49.18. I have waited for thy salvation,
OLord. Job 33.23. If there be a raessenger with
him, an interpreter, one among a thousand, to
shew unto man hia uprightness : 24. Then he
is gracious imto him, and saith, DeUver him
from going down to the pit ; Ihave found e
ransom. Psa. 14.7. Oh that the salvation of Israd
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CHEIST THE SA7I0UE
Psa. 72.4. He shall judge the poor of the
people, he shaU save the chUdren of the
needy, and shaU break in pieces the oppressor.
12. For he shaU deUver the needy when he
crieth ; the poor also, and him that hath no
helper. 13. He shaU spare the poor and needy,
and shaU save the souls of the needy. 14, He
shaU redeem their soul from deceit and
violence : and precious shaU their blood be in
his sight. 17. Men shaU be blessed in hira :
aU nations shall caU hira blessed.
Psa. 80.17. Let thy hand be upon the man
of thy right hand, upon the son of man whom
thou madest strong for thyself.
Psa. 89. 19. I have laid help upon one that is
mighty ; I have exalted one chosen out of the
people. Psa. 118.26. Blessed he he that cometh tn
the name of the Lord.
Isa. 8.14. He shaU be for a sanctuary.
Isa, 28.16. Behold, I lay in Zion for a
foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious
corner stoTie, a sure foundation ; he that
beUeveth shaU not make haste,
Isa, 32.2. A man shaU be as an hiding-
place from the wind, and a covert from the
tempest ; as rivers of water in a dry place, as
the shadow of a great rock in a weary land.
Isa. 40.10. The Lord God vriU come with
strong hand, and his arra shaU i-ule for him :
behold, his reward is with him, and his work
before him. 11. He shaU feed his flock like a
shepherd : he shaU gather tiie lambs vrith his
arm, and carry them in his bosom, and shall
gently lead those that are with young.
Isa. 42,6, Give thee for a covenant of the
people, for a Ught of the GentUes ; 7. To open
the bUnd eyes, to bring out the prisoners from
the prison, and them that sit in darkness out
of the prison-house.
Isa. 49.6. It is a Ught thing that thou
shouldest be my servant to raise up the tribes
of Jacob, and to restore the preserved of
Israel : I wUl also give thee for a light to the
GentUes, that thou mayest be my salvation
unto the end of the earth. 8. I wiU preserve
thee, and give thee for a covenant of the
people, to estabUsh the earth, to cause to
inherit the desolate heritages ; 9. That thou
mayest say to the prisoners. Go forth ; to them
that are in darkness. Shew yourselves. Act.
13,47. Isa. 60.2. Wherefore, when I came, was
there no man ? when I caUed, was there none
to answer ? Is my hand shortened at aU, that
it cannot redeem? or have I no power to
deUver? 8. He is near that justifieth me;
who wiU contend with me? let us stand
together : who is mine adversary ? let him
come near to rae. 9. Behold, the Lord God
wiU help me ; who is he that shaU condemn
me? Isa. 63.10. It pleaaed the Lord to bruise
him ; he hath put him to grief : when thou
shalt make his soul an offering for sin, he
shaU see his seed, he sha-U prolong his days,
and the pleasure of the Lord shaU prosper in
his hand. 11. He shaU see of the travaU of
his soul, and shall be satisfied : by his know
ledge shaU my righteous servant justUy raany ;
for he shaU bear their iniquities.
laa. 59,16, He saw that there was no man,
and wondered that Uiere was no intercessor :
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and his righteousness, it sustained him. 17
For he put on righteousness as a breastplate,
and an helmet of salvation upon his head ; and
he put on the garments of vengeance for
dothing, and was clad vrith zeal as a doke,
20, The Redeemer shaU come to Zion, and
unto them that tum from transgression in
Jacob. Isa. 61.1. The Spirit of the Lord God is
upon me ; because the Lord hath anointed rae
to preach good tidings unto the meek ; he hath
sent me to bind up the broken-hearted, lo
proclaim liberty to the captives, and the
opening of the prison to them that are bound ;
2. To proclaim the acceptable year of the
Lord, and the day of vengeance of our God ;
to comfort aU that mourn ; 3. To appoint
unto them that moum in Zion, to give unto
thera beauty for ashes, the oU of joy for
mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit
of heaviness ; that they might be caUed trees
of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that
he might be glorified.
Isa. 62.11. The Lord hath prodaimed unto
the end of the world. Say ye to the daughter
of Zion, Behold, thy salvation cometh ; behold,
his reward is with him, and his work before
him. Isa. 63.1. Who is this that cometh from
Edom, with dyed garments from Bozrah ? this
that is glorious in his apparel, travelling in the
greatness cf his strength? I that speak in
righteousness, mighty to save, 6. I looked,
and there was none to help ; and I wondered
that there was none to uphold : therefore mine
own arm brought salvation unto me ; and my
fury, it upheld me, 8. He said, Surely they
are my people, chUdren </ia<wiU not Ue: so he
was their Saviour. 9. In aU their afiUction he
was affUcted, and the angel of his presence
saved them : in his love and in his pity he
redeemed them ; and he bare them, and carried
them aU the days of old.
Jer. 23.5. I wiU raise unto David a ri^teous
Branch, and a King shaU reign and prosper,
and shaU execute judgment and justice in the
earth. 6. In his days Judah shaU be saved,
and Israel shaU dweU safely ; and this is his
name whereby he shaU be caUed, TECE LORD
OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. Jer. 33.15,16.
Eze. 34.23. I wUl set up one shepherd over
them, and he shaU feed them, even my servant
David ; he shall feed them, and he shall be
their shepherd,
Mic. 5.4. He shaU stand and feed in the
strength of the Lord, in the majesty of the
name of the Lord his God ; and they shaU
abide : for now shaU he be great unto the ends
of the earth.
Hag. 2.7. The desire of aU nations shall
come. Zee. 4.7. He shall bring forth the head
stone thereof unth shoutings, crying, Grace,
grace unto it.
Zee. 9.9, Shout, 0 daughter of Jerusalem :
behold, thy king cometh unto thee : he is just,
and having salvation,
Mai. 4.2. Unto you that fear my name shaU
the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in
his wings ; and ye shaU go forth, and grow up
as calves of the staU.
Mat. 1.21, Thou shalt call his name
JESUS: for he shaU save his people from
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Mat. 16.24. I am not sent but unto the lost
3heep of the house of Israel.
Mat. 18.11. The Son of man Is come to save
that which was lost. 12, How think ye ? if a
man have an hundred sheep, and one of thera
be gone astray, doth he not leave the ninety
and nine, aud goeth into the mountains, and
seeketh that which is gone i^tray ? 13. And if
so be that he find it, verily I say unto you,
he rejoiceth more of that sheep, than of the
ninety and nine which went not astray. Luk.
16.1-6. Mat. 21.42. Did ye never read in the
scriptures, The stone which the buUders
rejected, the same is become the head of the
corner: this is the Lord's doing, and it is
marveUous in our eyes? Psa. 118.22,23. Mar.
12.10,11. Luk. 20.17.
Luk. 1.68. Blessed be the Lord God of
Israel ; for he hath visited and redeemed hia
people, 69. And hath raised up an hom of
salvation for ua in the house of his servant
David. 76. Thou shalt go before the face of
the Lord to prepare his ways; 77. To give
knowledge of salvation unto his people by the
remission of their sins.
Luk. 2.11. Unto you ia bom this day in the
city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the
Lord. 30. Mine eyes have seen thy salvation,
31. Whidi thou hast prepared before the face
of aU people ; 82. A Ught to Ughten the
GentUes, and the glory of thy people Israd.
34. Behold, this child is set for the fall and
rising again of many in Israel.
Lii. 5.31. They that are whole need not a
physician ; but they that are sick. 32. I came
not to caU the righteous, but sinners to
repentance. Mat. 9.12,13.
Luk, 9.66. The Son of man is not come to
destroy men's Uvea, but to aave Hiem.
Luk. 19.10. The Son of man ia come to aeek
and to save that which was lost. (Luk. 15.4rl0.
The Parablea.)
Jno. 1.9. TJiat was the tme Light, which
lighteth every man that cometh into the world.
Jno. 3.16. Grod so loved the world, that he
gave his only-begotten Son, that whosoever
beUeveth in hira should not perish, but have
everlasting life. 17. God sent not his Son into
the world to conderan the world ; but that the
world Idirough him might be saved.
Jno. 4.14. Whosoever drinketh of the water
that I shaU give him shall never thirst ; but
the water that I shaU give him shall be in him
a weU of water springing up into everlasting
Ufe. 42. Thia is indeed the Christ, the Saviour
of the world.
Jno. 5.26. As the Father hath Ufe in hira
self ; ao hath he given to the Son to have Ufe
in himself. 34. These things I say, that ye
might be saved. 39. Search the scriptures ;
for in them ye think ye have etemal Ufe : and
they are they which testify of me. 40. And
ye vrill not come to me, that ye might have
life- Jno. 6.27. Labour not for the meat which
perisheth, but for that meat which endureth
unto everlasting life, which the Son of man
shall give unto you, 32. My Father giveth you
the tme bread from heaven. 33. For the bread
of God ia he which cometh dovra from heaven,
»nd giveth life unto the world. 36. I am the
bread of life : he that cometh to me shaU never
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never thirst. 37. Him that cometh to me 1
wUl in no Vfise cast out.
Jno. 6.39. Of all which he hath given me I
should lose nothing, but should raise it up
again at the last day. 50. I am the Uving
bread which came down from heaven : if any
man eat of this bread, he shaU Uve for ever :
and the bread that I wUl give is ray flesh,
which I wiU give for the life of the world,
53, Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of raan,
and drink his blood, ye have no life in you,
64. Whoso eateth ray flesh, and drinketh my
blood, hath etemal life ; and I wiU raise hira
up at the last day.
Jno. 6,55, For my flesh is raeat indeed, and
my blood is drink indeed. 66. He that eateth
my flesh, and drinketh my blood, dweUeth tn
rae, and I iu him, 57. He that eateth me,
even he shaU Uve by me. 68. This is that
bread which came down from heaven : not as
your fathers did eat manna, and are dead : he
that eateth of this bread shall Uve for ever.
68. Lord, to whom shaU we go ? thou haat the
words of etemal life.
Jno. 8.12. I am the Ught of the world : he
that foUoweth me shall not walk in darkness,
but shaU have the Ught of life.
Jno. 9.5. As long as I am in the world, I
ara the light of the world. 39. For judgraent
I ara come into thia world, that they which see
not might see.
Jno. 10.7. I ara the door of the sheep. 9.
I ara the door : by me if any man enter in, he
shaU be saved, and shaU go in and out, and
flnd pasture. 10. I am corae that they might
have life, and that they might have it more
abundantly. 11. 1 ara the good shepherd : the
good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep,
14, I am the good shepherd, and know my
sheep, and am knovm of mine, 27. My sheep
hear my voice, and I know them, and they
foUow me : 28. And I give unto them eternal
Ufe ; and they shaU never perish, neither shaU
any man pluck them out of ray hand.
Jno. 12,27. Now is my soul troubled ; and
what shaU I say? Father, save me frora this
hour : but for this cause carae I unto this
hour. 47. I came not to judge the world, but
to save the world.
Jno. 14.6. I am the way, and the truth, and
the Ufe : no man coraeth unto the Father, but
by me. 19. Because I Uve, ye shaU Uve also.
Jno. 16,33. Be of good cheer, I have over
come the world.
Jno. 17.2, As thou hast given him power
over all flesh, that he ahould give eternal Ufe
to as raany as thou haat given him. 3. This is
life etemal, that they might know thee the
only true Grod, and Jesus Christ, whom thou
hast sent.
Jno. 18.37. For this cause came I into the
world, that I should bear witness tmto the
truth. Act. 2,36. Let aU the house of Israel know
assuredly, that Grod hath raade that same
Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and
Chriat. Act. 3.16. Killed the Prince of life. 26.
God, having raised up his Son Jesus, sent him
to bless you, in turning away every one of you
from his iniqiuties.
Act. 4,11. This is the stone which waa set
at nought of you buUders, which Is become
the head of the comer. 12. Neither is there
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salvation in any other : for there is none other
name under heaven given among raen, whereby
we must be saved.
Act. 5,31, Him hath God exalted with his
right hand tobe a, Prince and a Saviour, for to
give repentance to Israel, and forgiveness of
sins. Act, 13.23. Of this man's seed hath God,
according to his promise, raised unto Israel a
Saviour, Jesus.
Act. 15.11, Through the grace of the Lord
Jesus Christ we shaU be saved.
Act. 16.31, BeUeve on the Lord Jesus
Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy
house. Rora. 5.16. The grace of God, and the gift
by giace, which is by one man, Jesus Christ,
hath abounded unto many. 17, They which
receive abundance of grace and of the gift of
righteousness shaU reign in Ufe by one, Jesus
Christ. 18. By the righteousness of one the
free gift came upon aU raen unto justification
of Ufe. 19. For as by one man's disobedience
many were made sinners, so by the obedience
of one shall many be made righteous. 21. As
sin hath reigned unto death, even so might
grace reign through righteousness unto etemal
life by Jesus Christ our Lord,
Eom. 6.23, The gift of God is etemal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Rora. 10.9. If thou shalt confess vrith thy
mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt beUeve in
thine heart that God hath raised him from the
dead, thou shalt be saved.
Eom. 15. 7. Christ also received us to the
glory of God. 8. Jesus Christ was a minister
of tbe circumcision for the truth of God, to
confirm the promises made imto the fathers :
9. And that the GentUes might glorify God for
his mercy.
1 Cor. 1.30. Of him are ye in Christ Jesus,
who of God is made unto us wisdom, and
righteousness and sanctification, and re
demption. 1 Cor. 3.11. Other foundation can no man
lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ,
1 Cor. 6.11, Ye are washed, but ye are
sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of
the Lord Jesus.
1 Cor. 10.3. And did aU eat the same spiritual
meat ; 4. And did aU drink the same spiritual
drink : for they drank of that spiritual Eock
that foUowed thera: and that Eock was Christ.
1 Cor. 15.17. If Christ be not raised, your
faith is vain ; ye are yet in your sins. 57.
Thanks be to Gfod, which giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Clirist.
2 Cor. 5.18. AU things are of God, who
hath reconcUed us to himself by Jesus Christ,
and hath given to us the ministry of recon
ciliation ; 19. To wit, that God was in Christ,
reconcUing the world unto himseU, not imput
ing their trespasses unto them ; and hath
committed unto us the word of reconciUation,
Gal. 4.7. Thou art no more a servant, but
a son ; and if a son, then an heir of God
through Christ.
Eph. 1.10, That in the dispensation of the
fulness of times, he might gather together in
one aU things in Christ, both which are in
heaven, and which are on earth, even in him :
11, In whom also we have obtained an in
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CHRIST THE SAVIOUR
apostles end prophets, Jesus Christ himself
being the chief corner-stone.
Eph. 4.8. When he ascended up on high,
he led captivity captive, and gave gifts unto
men. Eph. 5,23. Christ ia the head of the diurch :
and he is the saviour of the body.
PhU. 3.20. We look for the Saviour, the
Lord Jesus Christ.
Col. 1.27. Christ in you, the hope of glory.
Col. 2.8. Beware lest any man spoil you
through phUosophy, and not after Christ.
10. Ye are complete in him.
Col. 3.3, Ye are dead, and your Ufe is hid
with Christ in God. 4. When Christ, who
is our life, shaU appear, then shaU ye also
appear with him in glory. 11. Christ -is aU,
and in aU.
1 The. 1.10. Jesus, which deUvered us from
the wrath to corae.
2 The, 1.12. That the narae of our Lord
Jesus Christ may be glorified in you, and ye in
him, according to the grace of our God, and
the Lord Jesua Christ.
1 Tim. 1.1. Lord Jesus Christ, which is our
hope. 15, This is a faithful saying, and worthy
of aU acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into
the world to save sinners ; of whom I am chief.
2 Tim. 1.1. The promise of life which is in
Christ Jesus. 9. Who hath saved us, and
called US vrith an holy calUng, not according
to our works, but according to his own pur
pose and grace, which was given us in Christ
Jesus before the world began, 10. But is
now made manifest by the appearing of our
Saviour Jesus Christ, who hath aboUshed
death, and hath brought life and unmortaUty
to Ught through the gospel. 12. I know whom
I have beUeved, and am persuaded that he is
able to keep that which I have committed unto
hira against that day.
2 Tim. 2.10. The salvation which is in
Christ Jesus vrith etemal glory.
2 Tim. 3.15. Salvation through faith which
is in Christ Jesus.
Tit, 2.13. The great God and our Saviour
Jesus Christ ; 14. Who gave himseU for us,
that he might redeem us from aU iniquity,
and purify unto hiraself a pecuUar people,
zealous of good works,
Heb. 2.3, How shaU we escape, if we neglect
so great salvation ; which at the first began to
be spoken by the Lord. 17. In all things it
behoved him to be made Uke unto his brethren,
that he might be a merciful and faithful high-
priest in things pertainiTig to God, to make
reconcUiation for the sins of the people.
Heb. 5.9, Being made perfect, he became
the author of etemal salvation unto aU them
that obey him,
Heb. 7.22. By so much was Jesus made a
surety of a better testament, 25, He is able
also to save them to the uttermost that come
unto God by him, seeing he ever Uveth to
make intercession for them.
Heb, 13.10. We have an altar, whereof
they have no right to eat which serve the
tabernacle. 20, The God of peace, that
brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus,
that great Shepherd of the sheep, through tbe
blood of the everlasting covenant.
1 Pet. 1,3. Hath begotten us again unto a
lively hope, by the resurrection of Jesus Qirist
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CHRIST THE SAVIOUR
1 Pet. 2,4, To whom conung, as unto a Uving
stone, disaUowed indeed of men, but chosen
of God, and precious, 6. Ye alao, aa lively
stones, are buUt up a spiritual houae, an holy
prieathood, to offer up apiritual aacrifices,
acceptable to God by Jeaua Christ. 6. Behold,
I lay in Sion a chief comer-stone, elect, pre
cious : and he that beUeveth on him shall not
be confounded. 7. Unto you therefore which
beUeve Tie is precious. The stone which the
buUders disaUowed, the same ia made the head
of the comer.
1 Pet, 2,25. Ye were as sheep going astray ;
but are now retumed unto the Shepherd and
Bishop of your souls,
1 Pet. 3.21, The like figure whereunto even
baptism doth also now save us (not the put
ting away of the fUth of the flesh, but the
answer of a good conscience toward Grod), by
the resurrection of Jesus CThrist.
1 Pet. 5.10. The Gkid of all grace, who hath
caUed us unto hia etemal glory by Christ Jesus.
2Pet. l.S. His divine power hath given unto
us aU things that pertain unto Ufe and godli
ness, through the knowledge of him that hath
caUed ua to glory and virtue.
1 Jno. 3.5. Ye know that he was manUested
to take away our sins. 8. For this purpose
the Son of God was manifested, that he might
destroy the works of the devU.
1 Jno. 4.9, God sent his only-begotten Son
into the world, that we might Uve through
him. 14. We have seen and do testify that
the Father sent the Son to he the Saviour of
the world.
1 Jno. 5.11. This is the record, that God
hath given to us etemal life, and this life ia in
his Son. 12. He that hath the Son hath Ufe ;
and he that hath not the Son of God hath not
life. 13. These things have I written unto
you that beUeve on the name of the Son of
God ; that ye may know that ye have etemal
life, and that ye may beUeve on the narae of
the Son of God. 20, We know that the Son
of God is come, and hath given us an under
standing, that we may know him that ia true ;
and we are in him that is true, even in his Son
Jesus Christ. This is the true God, and eternal
Ufe. Jude 1. To them that are sanctified by God
the Father, and preserved in Jesus Christ.
Rev. 2,7. To him that overcometh wiU I
give to eat of the tree of Ufe, which is in the
midst of the paradise of God.
Eev. 3.18. I counsel thee to buy of me gold
tried in the fire, that thou mayest be rich ;
and white raiment, that thou mayest be clothed,
and that the shame of thy nakedness do not
appear ; and anoint thine eyes vrith eye-salve,
that thou mayest see.
Rev. 7.10, Salvation to our God which sitteth
upon the throne, and unto the Lamb,
Eev. 14.4. These are they which foUow the
Lamb whithersoever he goeth. These were
redeemed from among men, being the first-
fruits unto God and to the Lamb.
Eev. 21.27. There shaU in no wise enter into
it any thing that defileth ; but they which are
written in the Larab's book of life.
Rev. 22.1. He shewed me a pure river of
water of life, clear aa cryatal, proceeding out
of the throne of God and of the Lamb. 2. In
the midst of the street of it, and on either aide
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bare twelve manner of fruits, and yielded her
fruit every month : and the leaves of the tree
were for the healing of the nationa.
See Faith in Christ.— Pardon. — Christ,
DEATH OF. — Christ, high-priest.
CHRIST, Second COMING OF. Job 19.25,
I know that my redeemer liveth, and that
he shaU stand at the latter day upon the
earth : 26. And though after my skin worms
destroy this body, yet in my flesh shaU I see
God.
/^ Mat. 16.27. The Son of man shall corae in
the glory of his Father with hia angels ; and
then he shaU reward every raan according to
his works. 28. There be some standing here,
which shaU not taste of death, tiU they see the
Son of man coming in his kingdora. Mar. 9.1.
Luk. 9.27.
Mat. 24.27. As the Ughtning coraeth out of
the east, and shineth even unto the west ; so
shaU also the coming of the Son of man be.
30. Then ahaU appear the aign of the Son of
man in heaven : and then shaU aU the tribes
of the earth moum, and they shaU see the Son
of man coming in the clouds of heaven vrith
power and great glory. 31. And he shaU send
his angela with a great soimd of a trumpet,
and they shaU gather together his elect from
the four winds, frora one end of heaven to the
other. Mat. 24.37. Aa the days of Noe were, so shaU
also the coming of the Son of man be. 38.
As in the days that were before the flood they
were eating and drinking, marrying and giving
in marriage, untU the day that Noe entered
into the ark, 39. And knew not untU the
flood came, and took them aU away ; so shaU
also the conung of the Son of raan be.
Mat. 24.42. Watch therefore : for ye know
not what hour your Lord doth corae. 43, If
the goodman of the house had knovra in what
watch the thief would come, he would have
watched, and would not have suffered his
house to be broken up. 44. Therefore be ye
also ready : for in such an hour as ye think
not the Son of man cometh. v. 1-61. Mar.
13.1-37. Luk. 21.5-35. Luk. 17.22-37. Luk.
12.40. Mat. 25.6. At midnight there was a cry
made. Behold, the bridegroom coraeth ; go ye
out to meet him. 10. WhUe they went to
buy, the bridegroom came ; and they that were
ready went in with him to the marriage :
and the door waa shut. 13. Watch therefore,
for ye know neither the day nor the hour
wherein the Son of man cometh. 19. After a
long time the lord of those servants cometh,
and reckoneth with thera. 31. When the
Son of man ahaU come in his glory, and aU
the holy angds with him, then shaU he sit
upon the throne of his glory, v. 1-13, 31-46.
Mat. 26.64. Hereafter shaU ye see the Son
of man sitting on the right hand of power,
and coming in the clouda of heaven.
^— Mar. 13.27. Then shaU he send his angela,
and shaU gather together his elect from the
four winds, from the uttermost part of the
earth to the uttermost part of heaven. 32,
But of that day and that hour knoweth no
man, no, not the angela which are in heaven,
neither the Son, but the Father, 35. Watch
ye therefore : for ye know not when the maater
of the house cometh, at even, or at midnight,
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36. Lest coming suddenly he find you sleeping.
Mat. 24.36.
y^ Luk. 9.26. Whosoever shaU be ashamed
' of me and of ray words, of him shaU the Son
of man be ashamed, when he shall come in
hia own glory, and in his Father's, and of the
holy angela. Mar. 8.38.
^ Luk. 12.37. Blessed are those servanta,
whom the lord when he cometh shall flnd
watching : verily I say unto you, that he shaU
gird himself, and make them to sit down to
meat, and wiU come forth and serve them.
38. And if he shaU come in the second watch,
or come in the third watch, and find them so,
blessed are those servants.
?" Luk. 18.8. Nevertheless when the Son of
man coraeth, shaU he find faith on the earth ?
y^ Luk. 19.12. A certain nobleman went into
'a far coimtry to receive for himself a kingdom,
and to retum. 15, And it came to pass, that
when he was returned, having received the
kingdora, then he commanded these servants
to be called unto him.
^ Luk, 21.36, As a snare shaU it come on aU
them that dweU on the face of the whole
earth.
^ Jno. 14.3. If I go and prepare a place for
you, I wiU come again, and receive you unto
myself ; that where I am, there ye may be
also.
x" Act. 1.11. This same Jesus, which is taken
up from you into heaven, shall so corae in like
raanner as ye have seen him go into heaven.
/¦ Act. 3.20. He shaU send Jesus Ciirist, which
before was preached unto you : 21, Whom
the heaven must receive untU the times of
restitution of aU things, which God hath
spoken by the mouth of aU his holy prophets
since the world began.
y- 1 Cor. 1,7. Come behind in no gift ; waiting
for the coining of our Lord Jesus CJhrist.
8. Who shaU also confirra you unto the end,
that ye may be blaraeless in the day of our
Lord Jesua Christ.
y- 1 Cor. 4.5, Judge nothing before tbe time,
' imtU the Lord come, who both vriU bring to
light the hidden things of darkness, and wUl
make manifest the counsels of the heart-s.
_ 1 Cor. 11.26. As often aa ye eat this bread,
^ and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's
death tUl he come.
_ 1 Cor. 16.23. Christ the firstfruits; afterward
' they that are Christ's at his coming.
PhU, 3.20. Our conversation ia in heaven;
' from whence also we look for the Saviour, the
Lord Jesus Christ: 21. Who shaU change our
vUe body.
PhU. 4.6. The Lord is at hand.
Col. 3.4. When Christ, w/io is our life, shaU
appear, then shaU ye also appear with him in
glory. 1 The. 1,10, Wait for his Son from heaven,
whom he raised from the dead, even Jesua.
1 The, 2.19. What is our hope, or joy, or
crown of rejoicing ? Are not even ye in the
presence of our Lord Jesus Christ at his
coraing ?
IThe. 3.13. He raay stablish your hearts
unblameable in hoUness before God, even our
Father, at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ
with aU his saints.
1 The. 4,15. We which are aUve and remain
unto the coming of the Lord shaU not prevent
them which are asleep. 16. For the Lord
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himself shaU descend from heaven with a
shout, with the voice of the archangel, and
with the trump of God ; and the dead in Christ
shaU rise first : 17. Then we which are aUve
and remain shaU be caught up together with
them in the douda, to meet the Lord in the
air : and ao shaU we ever be with the Lord.
1 The. 5.2. Yourselves know perfectly that
the day of the Lord so coraeth as a thief in
the night, 3. For when they shall say.
Peace and safety ; then sudden destruction
cometh upon them, as travaU upon a woman
with chUd ; and they shaU not escape, 23. I
pray God your whole spirit and soul and body
be preserved blameless unto the coming of our
Lord Jesus Christ.
2 The. 1.7. To you who are troubled rest
with us, when the Lord Jesus ahaU be revealed
frora heaven with hia mighiy angela. 10. He
shaU come to be glorified in his saints, and
to be admired in aU them that beUeve in that
day. 2 The. 2.1. We beseech you, brethren, by
the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, and by
our gathering together unto him, 2. lliat ye
be not soon shaken in mind, or be troubled,
neither by spirit, nor by word, nor by letter
as from us, aa that the day of Christ ia at
hand. 3. Let no man deceive you by any
means : for that day shall not come, except
there come a falling away first, and that man
of sin be revealed, the son of perdition ;
5. Remember ye not, that, when I waa yet
vrith you, I told you these things? 8, Then
shaU that Wicked be revealed, whom the Lord
shaU consume vrith the spirit of his mouth,
and sbaU destroy with the brightness of hia
coming, 2 The. 3,5. The Lord direct your hearts into
the love of God, and into the patient waiting
for Christ.
1 Tim. 6,14. Keep this commandraent with
out spot, unrebukable, untU the appearing of
our Lord Jesus Christ ; 16. Which in his
times he shaU shew.
2 Tim. 4.1. The Lord Jesus Christ, who
shaU judge the quick and the dead at his
appearing and hia kingdora. 8. There is laid
up for me a crovra of righteousness, which the
Lord, the righteous Judge, shaU give me at
that day ; and not to me only, but unto aU
them also that love hia appearing.
Tit. 2.13. Looking for that bleased hope,
and the glorious appearing of the great God
and our Saviour Jesus Christ,
x*Heb. 9.28. Unto them that look for him
shaU he appear the second time without sin
unto salvation.
Jas. 6.7. Be patient therefore, brethren,
unto the coraing of the Lord. Behold, the
husbandman waiteth for the precious fruit of
the earth, and hath long patience for it, untU
he receive the early and latter rain. 8, Be ye
also patient ; stabUsh your hearts : for the
coming of the Lord dravreth nigh. 9. The
judge standeth before the door.
1 Pet, 1.7. Praise and honour and glory at
the appearing of Jesus Christ, 13, Where
fore gild up l^e loins of your mind, be sober,
and hope to the end, for the grace that is to
be brought unto you at the revelation of Jesus
Christ,
/- 1 Pet. 4.13. When his glory ahaUbe revealed,
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1 Pet. 5.4. When the chief Shepherd ahaU
appear, ye ahaU receive a crovra of glory that
fadeth not away,
2 Pet. 1.16. We have not foUowed cun
ningly devised fables, when we made known
unto you the power and coming of our Lord
Jesus Christ.
2 Pet. 3.12. Looking for and hasting unto
the coming of the day of Grod, wherein the
heavens being on fire shaU be dissolved, and
the elements shall melt with fervent heat ?
V. 3,4,8-14.
^,,.^ 1 Jno. 2.28. Little chUdren, abide in him ;
that, when he shall appear, we may have
confidence, and not be ashamed before him at
his coming.
^.- 1 Jno, 3.2. But we know that, when he
' shaU appear, we shall be like htm ; for we
shall see him as he ia.
Jude 14. Enoch also, the seventh from
Adam, prophesied of these, saying. Behold,
the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his
saints, 16. To execute judgment upon all.
Eev. 1,7. Behold, he cometh with douds ;
and every eye shall see him, and they also
which pierced him : and aU kindreds of the
earth shaU waU because of hira.
Eev. 16,15. Behold I come as a thief.
/^ Eev. 22.12. behold, I come quickly; and
my reward is vrith rae, to give every man
according as his work shaU be. 20. He which
testifieth these things saith. Surely I corae
quickly. Amen. Even so, corae, Lord Jesus.
See Judgment of the Last Day — ^Eesur-
RECTION. CHRIST, Son op God. — Christ and the
Father, Deu, 18.18. I wiU raise thera up a
Prophet from among their brethren, like unto
thee, and wiU put my words in his mouth ;
and he shaU speak unto them aU that I shaU
command him.
Psa. 2.6. Yet have I set my King upon my
holy hiU of Zion. 7. 1 wiU declare the decree :
the Lord hath said unto me. Thou art my
Son ; this day have I begotten thee. .
Psa. 40.6. Sacrifice and offering thou didst
not desire ; mine ears hast thou opened :
burnt-offering and sin-offering hast thou not
required. 7. Then said I, Lo, I come : tn the
volume of the book it is written of me, 8. I
delight to do thy wUl, 0 my God : yea, thy
law is within my heart.
Psa. 45.2. Grace is poured into thy Ups:
therefore God hath blessed thee for ever. 6.
Thy throne, O God, is for ever and ever : the
sceptre of thy kingdom is a right sceptre. 7.
Thou lovest righteousness, and hatest vricked-
ness : therefore God, thy God, hath anointed
thee with the oU of gladness above thy
feUows. Psa. 89.19. Thou spakest in vision to thy
holy one, and saidst, I have laid help upon
one that is mighty ; I have exalted one chosen
out of the people. 20. I have found David
ray servant ; with my holy oU have I anointed
him : 21. With whom my hand shaU be
estabUshed : mine arm also shaU strengthen
Psa. 110,1. The Lord aaid unto my Lord,
Sit thou at my right hand, imtU I make thine
enemies thy footstool.
Pro. 8.22. The Lord possessed me m the
beginning of his way, before his works of old.
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with him; and I was daUy his deUght,
rejoicing always before him.
Isa, 28.16. Behold, I lay in Zion for a
foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious
comer stone, a sure foundation.
Isa. 42.1. Behold my servant, whom I
uphold ; mine dect, in whom, my soul de
Ughteth ; I have put my spirit upon him. 6.
I the Lord have called thee in righteousness,
and vriU hold thine hand, and wiU keep thee,
and give thee for a covenant of the people, for
a Ught of the GentUes.
Isa. 48.16, I have not spoken in secret
from the beginning ; from the time that it
was, there am I : and now the Lord God, and
his Spirit, hath sent me.
Isa. 49.1. The Lord hath called rae from the
womb ; from the bowels of my raother hath he
made mention of my name. 3. Thou art my
servant, O Israel, in whom I wUl be glorified.
4. Then I said, I have laboured in vain, I have
spent my strength for nought, and in vain :
yet surely my judgment is vrith the Lord, and
my work with ray God.
Isa, 49.5, Now, saith the Lord that fomled
me frora the womb to he his servant, to bring
Jacob again to him. Though Israel be not
gathered, yet shaU I be glorious in the eyes of
the Lord, and my God shaU be my strength.
7. Thus saith the Lord, the Redeemer of
Israel, and his Holy One, to him whom man
despiseth, to him whom the nation abhorreth,
to a servant of rulers. Kings shaU see and
arise, princes also shall worship, because of
the Lord that is faithful, and the Holy One of
Israel, and he shaU choose thee.
Isa, 50.4. The Lord God hath given me the
tongue of the learned, that I should know how
to speak a word in season to him that is
weary : he wakeneth moming by morning, he
wakeneth mine ear to hear as the learned,
6. The Lord God hath opened mine ear, andl
was not rebeUious, neither turned away back.
7, The Lord God wiU help me ; therefore shaU
I not be confounded : therefore have I set my,
face Uke a flint, and I know that I shaU not be
ashamed, 8. He is near that justifieth me ;
who wiU contend with rae? let us stand
together : who is mine adversary ? let him
come near to me. 9. Behold, the Lord God
will help me ; who is he that shall conderan
me? Isa. 51.16. I have put my words in thy
mouth, and I have covered thee in the shadow
of mine hand, that I may plant the heavens,
and lay the foimdations of the earth, and say
unto Zion, Thou art my people.
Isa, 53.10. It pleased the Lord to bruise
him ; he hath put him to grief : when thou
shalt make his soul an offering for sin, he
shall see his seed, he shaU prolong his days,
and the pleasure of the Lord shaU prosper tn
his hand.
Isa. 55,3, I wUl make an everlasting cove
nant vrith you, even the sure mercies of David.
4. Behold, I have given hira for a witness to
the people. 6. Nations that knew not thee
shall run unto thee because of the Lord thy
God, and for the Holy One of Israel ; for he
hath glorified thee,
Isa, 61.1. The Spirit of the Lord God is
upon me ; because the Lord hath anointed me
to preach good tidings unto the meek ; he hath
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Eze. 21.27. I wUl overturn, overturn, over
turn, it : and it shall be no more, untU he come
whose right it is ; and I wiU give it him.
Eze. 34.23, IvriU set up one Shepherd over
them, and he shaU feed them, even myservant
David ; he shaU feed them, and he shaU be
their ^epherd, 24. And I the Lord wiU be
their Gtod, and my servant David a prince
among them : I the Lord have spoken it.
Eze. 37.24.
Dan. 7.13, Behold, one like the Son of man
came with the clouds of heaven, and came to
the Ancient of days, and they brought him
near before him. 14. And there was given him
dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that aU
people, nations, and languages, should serve
him. Mic, 5.4. He shaU stand and feed in the
strength of the Lord, in the majesty of the
narae of the Lord his God ; and they ahaU
abide. Zee. 13,7. Awake, 0 sword, against my
shepherd, and against the man that is my
feUow, saith the Lord of hosts : smite the
shepherd, and the sheep shaU be scattered.
Mat. 1.18. The birth of Jesus Christ was
on this vrise : When as his mother Mary was
espoused to Joseph, before they came together,
she was found with chUd of the Holy Ghost.
20. Fear not to take unto thee Mary thy vrife :
for that which is conceived in her is of the
Holy Ghost.
Mat. 3.17. Lo a voice from heaven, saying,
This is my beloved Son, in whora I am well
pleased. Mar. 1.11. Luk. 3.22.
Mat. 10.40. He that receiveth me receiveth
him that sent me.
Mat. 11.27. AU things are delivered unto
me of my Father : and no man knoweth the
Son, but the Father ; neither knoweth any raan
the Father, save the Son, and he to whomso
ever the Son wiU reveal him. Luk. 10.22.
Mat. 16.16, Thou art the Christ, the Son of
the Uving Grod,
Mat. 17.6. This is my beloved Son, in
whom I am weU pleased ; hear ye him. Mar.
9.7. Luk. 9.36.
Mat. 20.23. To sit on my right hand, and
on my left, is not mine to give, but it shall he
given to them for whom it is prepared of my
Father. Mat. 26.63. I adjure thee by the Uving God,
that thou teU us whether thou be the Christ,
the Son of God. 64. Jesus saith unto him,
Thou hast said.
Luk. 1.35. The Holy Ghost shaU come upon
thee, and the power of the Highest shall over
shadow thee : therefore also that holy thing
which shaU be bom of thee shaU be caUed the
Son of God.
Luk. 22.29. I appoint unto you a kingdom,
as my Father haOi appointed unto me. 70,
Art thou then the Son of God ? And he said
unto them, Ye say that I am. Mar. 14.61.
Jno, 1,1. In the beginning was the Word,
and the Word was with God, and the Word
was GrOd. 2. The same was in the beginning
with God. 14. The Word was made fiesh, and
dwelt among us (and we beheld his glory, the
glory as of the only-begotten of the Father),
fuU of grace and truth. 18. No man hath seen
God at any time ; the only-begotten Son, which
is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared
him. 34, I saw, and bare record that this ia
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the Son of God. 49. Rabbi, thou art the Son
of God ; thou art the King of Israel.
• Jno. 3.16, God so loved the world that he
gave his only-begotten Son. 34. He whora
God hath sent speaketh the words of God : for
God giveth not the Spirit by measure vmtohim.
35, The Father loveth the Son, and hath given
all things into his hand.
Jno. 5.19. The Son can do nothing of him
self, but what he seeth the Father do : for
what things soever he doeth, these also doeth
the Son likewise, 20, The Father loveth the
Son, and sheweth him aU things that himself
doeth : and he wUl shew him greater works
than these, 21, As the Father raiseth up the
dead, and quickeneth them ; even so the Son
quickeneth whora he wUl. 23. All men should
honour the Son, even as they honour the
Father. He that honom-eth not the Son,
honoureth not the Father which hath sent
him. Jno. 6.26. As the Father hath life in him
self ; so hath he given to the Son to have life
in himself ; 27. And hath given hira authority
to execute judgment also, because he is the Son
of man. 30. I can of mine own self do nothing :
as I hear, I judge : and my judgment is just ;
because I seek not mine own wUl, but the wiU
of the Father which hath sent me. 32. There
is another that beareth vritness of me ; and I
know that the vritness which he witnesseth of
me ia tnie.
Jno. 5.36. Tlie works which the Father
hath given me to finish, the same works that I
do, bear vritness of me, that the Father hath
sent me. 37. The Father hiraself, which hath
sent me, hath bome vritness of me. Ye have
neither heard his voice at any time, nor seen
his shape.
Jno. 6.27. Hira hath God the Father sealed.
30. I came down frora heaven, not to do mine
own wiU, but the wUl of him that sent me.
46. Not that any man hath seen the Father,
save he which is of God, he hath seen the
Father, 67. The Uving Father hath sent me,
and I Uve by the Father. 69. We beUeve and
are sure that thou art that Christ, the Son of
the Uving God.
Jno. 7.16. My doctrine is not mine, but his
that sent me. 28. Iam not come of myself,
but he that sent me is true, whom ye know
not, 29. Butlknowhim: for I ara from him,
and he hath sent me.
Jno. 8.16. lamnotalone, butlandtheFather
that sent me. 19. Then said they unto him.
Where is thy Father? Jesus answered, Ye
neither know me, nor my Father : if ye had
known me, ye should have known my Father
also. 26. He that sent me is true ; and I speak
to the world those things which I have heard of
him. 28. When ye have Ufted up the Son of
man, then shaU ye know that I am he, and
tlwt I do nothing of myself ; but as my Father
hath taught me, I speak these things. 29. And
he that sent me is vrith me : the Father hath
not left me alone ; fori do always those things
that please him.
Jno. 8.38. I speak that which I have seen
with my Father. 40. A man that hath told
you the tmth, which I have heard of God.
42, If God were your Father, ye would love
rae : for I proceeded forth and came from God ;
neither came t of myself, but he sent me.
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me. 50. And I seek not mine own glory :
there is one that seeketh and judgeth. 64. If
I honour myself, my honour is nothing : it is
my Father that honoureth me ; of whom ye
say, that he is your God : 55. Yet ye have
not known hira ; but I know him : and if I
should say, I know him not, I shaU be a Uar
like imto you : but I know him, and keep his
saying. Jno. 9.35. He said unto him. Dost thou
beUeve on the Son of God? 36. He answered
and said. Who is he, Lord, that I might be
Ueve on him ? 37. Jesua said unto him, Thou
hast both seen him, and it is he that talketh
with thee.
Jno, 10.15. As the Father knoweth me, even
so know I the Father. 17. Therefore doth my
Father love rae, becauae I lay down my Ufe,
that I might take it again. 18. This command
ment have I received of my Father. My
Father, which gave fhem me, is greater than
aU ; and no man is able to pluck fhem out of
my Father's hand. 30. I and my Father are
one. Jno. 10.34. Is it not written in your law, I
said. Ye are gods? 35. If he caUed them gods,
unto whora the word of Grod came, and the
scripture cannot be broken; 36. Say ye of
him, whom the Father hath sanctified, and
sent into the world, Thou blasphemest ; be
cause I said, I am the Son of Gk)d ? 37. If I do
not the works of mj- Father, beUeve me not.
38. But if I do, though ye believe not me,
beUeve the works : that ye may know, and
beUeve, that the Father is in me, and I in him.
Jno. 11.41. Father, I thank thee that thou
hast heard me. 42. And I knew that thou
hearest me always : but becauae of the people
which stand by I said it, that they may beUeve
that thou hast sent me.
Jno. 12.49. I have not spoken of rayself ;
but the Father which sent me, he gave rae a
commandraent, what I should say, and what I
should speak. 50. And I know that his com
mandment ia Ufe everlasting: whatsoever I
speak therefore, even as the Father said unto
me, so I speak.
Jno. 13.3. Jesua knovring that the Father
had given aU things into his handa, and that
he was come from Ck)d, and went to God.
31, Now ia the Son of man glorified, and God
is glorified in him. ^2. If God be Verified in
him, God shaU also glorify him tn himself, and
shall straightway glorify him.
Jno. 14.7. If ye had known me, ye should
have known my Father also : and from hence
forth ye know him, and have seen him. 14.
He that hath seen me hath seen the Father ;
and how sayest thou then. Shew us the Father?
10. BeUevest thou not that I am in the Father,
and the Father in me? the words that I speak
unto you I speak not of myself : but the Father
that dweUeth in me, he doeth the works.
11. BeUeve me that I am in the Father, and
the Father tn me.
Jno. 14.13. Whatsoever ye shaU ask in my
name, that vriU I do, that the Father may be
glorified in the Son, 16. I vriU pray the Father,
and he shaU give you another Comforter, that
he may abide with you for ever. 20. At that
day ye shaU know that I am in my Father, and
ye in me, and I in you. 24. The word which
ye hear is not mine, but the Father's which
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because I said, I go unto the Father : for my
Father is greater than I. 31. That the world
may know that I love the Father ; and as the
Father gave me comraandment, evgn so I do.
Jno. 15.1. I am the true vine, and my
Father is the husbandman. 9. As the Father
hath loved me, so have I loved you. 10. I
have kept my Father's commandments, and
abide in his love. 23. He that hateth me hateth
my Father also. 24. Now have they both seen
and hated both me and my Father,
Jno. 16.5. I go my way to him that sent
me. 15. AU thmgs that the Father hath are
mine. 27. The Father himself loveth you,
because ye have loved me, and have beUeved
that I came out from God. 28. I came forth
from the Father, and am come into the world :
again, I leave the world, and go to the Father.
32. I am not alone, because the Father is
vrith me,
Jno. 17.1. Father, the hour is come ; glorify
thy Son, that thy Son also may glorify tliee.
V. 1-26.
Jno. 20.17, I am not yet ascended to my
Father : but go to my brethren, and say unto
thera, I ascend unto my Father, and your
Father; and to myGod, and your God. 21.
As my Father hath sent me, even so send I
you. Act, 2.22. Jesus of Nazareth, a man ap
proved of God among you by miracles and
wonders and signs, which God did by him in
the midst of you. 23. Him, being deUvered
by the determinate counsel and foreknowledge
of God, ye have taken. 24, Whom God hath
raised up, having loosed the pains of death.
Act. 3.13. The God of our fathers, hath
glorified hia Son Jesus.
Act. 10.38, God anointed Jesua of Nazareth
vrith the Holy Ghost and with power : who
went about doing good, and healing all that
were oppressed of the devil ; for God was with
him. 42. It is he which was ordained of God
to be the Judge of quick and dead.
Act. 13.37. He, whom God raised again,
saw no corruption.
Rom. 1.4. Declared to be the Son of God
vrith power, according to the spirit of hoUness,
by the resurrection from the dead.
Rora. 8,32. He that spared not his own Son,
but deUvered him up for us aU,
1 Cor. 1.30, Of him are ye in Christ Jesus,
who of God is made unto ua wiadom, and
righteousness, and sanctification, and rederap-
tion. 1 Cor. 3.23. Ye are Christ's ; and Christ is
God's. 1 Cor. 8.6. There is but one God, the Father,
of whom are all things, and we in him ; and
one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are aU things,
and we by him.
1 Cor. 11.3, The head of Christ is God,
1 Cor. 15.24. When he shaU have delivered
up the kingdom to Grod, even the Father.
27. He hath put aU things under his feet.
But when he saith aU things are put under
him, ii is raanifest that he is excepted, which
did put aU things under him. 28. And when
all things shaU be subdued unto hira, then
shall the Son also himself be subject unto him
that put all things under him, that God raay
be aU in aU,
2 Cor. 1.3. Gk)d, even the Father of om
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2 Cor. 4.6. The Ught of the knowledge of
the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.
14. He which raised up the Lord Jesus shall
raise up ua also by Jesus.
Gal. 1.3. Our Lord Jesus Christ, 4. Who
gave himself for our ains, that he might deliver
us from this present evU world, according to
the wUl of God and our Father,
Gal. 4.4. Grod sent forth his Son, made of a
woraan. Eph. 1.3, The God and Father of our Lord
Jesus Christ, 6. The Beloved, 17, The God
of our Lord Jesua Christ, the Father of glory.
19. The working of hia mighty power, 20,
Which he wrought in Christ, when he raised
hira from the dead, and set him at his own
right hand in the heavenly places.
Eph, 3.9. God, who created aU tnmgs by
Jesus Christ.
PhU. 2.6. Being in the form of God, thought
it not robbery to be equal with God, 9, God
also hath highly exalted him, and given him
a name which is above every name.
Col. 1.15. Who ia the image of the invisible
Grod, the firstborn of eveiy creature. 19, It
pleaaed the Father that in him should aU
fulness dweU.
Col. 2.2. The mystery of God, and of the
Father, and of Christ.
1 The. 3.11. God himsdf and our Father,
and our Lord Jesus Christ, direct our way
unto you.
Heb, 1.2. Hath in these last days spoken unto
us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir
of aU things, by whom also he made the worlds ;
3. Who being the brightness of his glory, and
the express image of his person, and uphold
ing aU things by the word 'of his power, when
he had by himself purged our sins, sat down
on the right hand of the Majesty on high.
Heb. 3.2. Who was faithful to hira that
appointed him.
Heb. 6.5. Christ glorifled not hiraself to be
made an high-priest ; but he that said unto
him. Thou art my Son, to-day have 1 begotten
thee, 10. CaUed of God an high-priest after
the order of Melchisedec.
Heb. 13.20. The God of peace, that brought
again from the dead our Lord Jesua.
1 Pet. 1.21. God, that raised hira up from
the dead, and gave him glory.
1 Pet. 2.4. A Uving atone, disaUowed indeed
of men, but chosen of Grod, and precious,
2 Pet, 1.17. He received from God the
Father honour and glory, when there came
such a voice to him from the exceUent glory.
This is my beloved Son, tn whora I am weU

1 Jno, 1.2. That etemal life, which was
vrith the Father, and was raanifested unto us.
1 Jno. 4.9. Grod sent his only-begotten Son
into the world, that we might live through
hira. 14. The Father sent the Son to he the
Saviour of the world.
1 Jno. 6.9, This is the witness of God,
which he hath testified of his Son,
See Christ, God, — God the Father, Son,
AND Holy Spirit.
CHRIST, Sufferings, Persecution,
AND Death op. Gen. 3.16. IvriU put enmity
between thee and the woman, and between
thy seed and her seed; it shaU bruise thy
head, and thou shalt bruise his hed.
Psa. 21.1. My God, my God, why haat thou
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forsaken me? why artthousofa.T from helping
rae, and from the words of my roaring? 2.
0 my God, I cry in the daytime, but thou
hearest not ; and in the night season, and am
not sUent.
Psa. 22.6. I am a worm, and no man ; a
reproach of men, and despised of the people.
7. All they that see rae laugh me to scorn :
they shoot out the lip, they shake the head,
saying, 8. He trusted on the Lord that he
would deliver him : let him deUver him,
seeing he delighted in him, 11. Be not far
from me ; for trouble is near ; for there is none
to help. 12. Many buUs have compassed me :
strong bulls of Bashan have beset me round.
13. They gaped upon rae with their mouths,
05 a ravening and a roaring lion,
Psa. 22.14. I am poured out Uke water, and
aU my bones are out of joint : my heart is like
wax ; it is melted in the midst of my bowels.
15. My strength is dried up like a potsherd ;
and my tongue cleaveth to my jaws ; and thou
hast brought me into the dust of death, 16,
For dogs have compassed me : the assembly
of the wicked have inclosed me : they pierced
my hands and ray feet.
Psa. 22.17. I raay teU aU my bones : they
look and stare upon me. 18. They part my
garments araong thera, and cast lots upon my
vesture. 19. But be not thou far from me, O
Lord : O ray strength, haste thee to help rae.
20, Deliver my soul from the sword : my
darling from the power of the dog. 21. Save
me from the Uon's mouth: for thou hast heard
me from the horns of the unicorns.
Psa. 69.7. For thy sake I have borne
reproach ; shame hath covered my face. 8.
I am become a stranger unto ray brethren, and
an aUen unto my raother's chUdren, 9, For
the zeal of thine house hath eaten me up ;
and the reproaches of them that reproached
thee are fallen upon me, 20. Reproach hath
broken my heart ; and I ara fuU of heaviness -.
and I looked for some to take pity, but there
was none ; and for comforters, but I found
none, 21, They gave me also gaU for my
meat ; and in my thirst they gave me vinegar
to drink. 26, They persecute Mm whom thou
host smitten ; and ihey talk to the grief of
those whom thou hast wounded, v. 1-21.
Psa. 109.25. I became also a reproach unto
them : when they looked upon me they shaked
their heads.
Isa. 49,7. Thus saith the Lord, the Redeemer
of Israel, and his Holy One, to hira whora man
despiseth, to him whom the nation abhorreth,
to a servant of rulers.
Isa, 60.6. I gave my back to the smiters,
and my cheeks to them that plucked off the
hatr : I hid not my face from shame and
spitting. Isa. 52.14. As many were astonied at
thee ; his visage was so marred more than any
man, and his form more than the sons of raen.
Isa. 53. 2. He shaU grow up before him as a
tender plant, and as a root out of a dry
ground : he hath no form nor comeliness ;
and when we shaU see him, there -is no beauty
that we shoxdd desire him. 3. He is despised
and rejected of men ; a man of sorrows, and
acquainted with grief : and we hid as it were
our faces from him ; he was despised, and we
esteemed him not. 4. Surely he hath bome
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CHRTSTS SUFFT.RINGS
did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and
afiaicted. Isa. 53.5. But he was wounded for our
transgressions, he was bruised for our iniqui
ties : the chastisement of our peace was upon
him ; and vrith his stripes we are healed, 7.
He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet he
opened not his mouth : he is brought as a
lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before
her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not hia
mouth. Isa. 63,8. He was taken from prison and
from judgment : and who shaU declare his
generation ? for he was cut off out of the land
of the Uving: for the transgression of my
people was he stricken. 9. And he made his
grave with the vricked, and vrith the rich in
his death ; because he had done no violence,
neither was any deceit in his raouth. 10. Yet
itpleased the'Lord to bruise him : he hath put
him to grief.
Mic. 5,1. They shall smite the judge of
Israel vrith a rod upon the cheek.
Zee. 13.6. One shall say unto him. What
are these wounds in thine hands ? Then he
ahaU answer, !Z7iosfi with which I was wounded
in the house of my friends. 7. Awake, O
sword, against ray shepherd, and against the
man that is my fellow, aaith the Lord of hosts :
smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be
scattered. Mat, 4,1. Then was Jesus led up of the
apirit into the wUdemess to be tempted of the
devU. 2. And when he had fasted forty days
and forty lughts, he was afterward an
hungred. Mat. 8,17. Himself took our infirmities,
and bare our sicknesses, 20. The foxes have
holea, and the birds of the air have nesta ; but
the Son of man hath not where to lay his head.
Luk. 9.68.
Mat. 12.14. The Pharisees went out, and
held a councU against him, how they might
destroy him. 24, When the Pharisees heard
it, they said. This fellow doth not cast out
devils, but by Beelzebub the prince of the
devUs. Mat. 21.46. JMar. 3.6,22. Luk. 6.11.
Luk. 11.15.
Mat. 16.1. The Pharisees also vrith the
Sadducees came, and tempting desired him
that he would shew them a sign from heaven.
Mat. 21.18. In the moming as he retumed
into the city, he hungered.
Mat. 26.4. Consulted that they might take
Jesus by subtUty, and kUl him. 14, Judas
Iscariot went unto the chief priests, 15. And
said unto fhem. What wUl ye give me, and I
wiU deUver him unto you? And they
covenanted with him for thirty pieces of
sUver. 16. And from that time he sought
opportunity to betray him. Mar, 14,1. Luk.
22.2. Mat. 26.38. My soul ia exceeding sorrowful,
even unto death : tarry ye here, and watch
with rae. 39. He went a Uttle farther, and
fell on hia face, and prayed, saying, O ray
Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass frora
me : nevertheless not as I vriU, but as thou
wilt. 55. Jesus said to the raultitudes. Are ye
come out as against a thief with swords and
staves for to take rae? 69. Now the chief
priests, and elders, and aU the councU, sought
false vritness against Jesus, to put him to
death. Mar. 14.34,48. Luk. 22.52.

CHELSTS SUFFERINGS
Mat. 27.25. Then answered aU the peoiile,
and said. His blood be on us, and on our
chUdren. 26. Then released he Barabbas unto
thera : and when he had scourged Jesus, he
deUvered hvm to be crucified. 28. They stripped
hira, and put on him a scarlet robe. 29. And
when they had platted a crown of thorns, they
put it upon his head, and a reed in his right
hand : and they bowed the knee before him,
and mocked hun, saymg, HaU, King of the
Jewsl Mat. 27.30. And they spit upon hira, and
took the reed, and sraote him on the head.
39. They that passed by revUed him, wagging
their heads, 40. And saying, Thou that
destroyest the temple, and buUdest it in three
days, save thyseU. If thou be the Son of God,
come down from the cross. 41. Likewise also
the chief priests mocking him, with the scribes
and dders, said, 42. He saved others ; himself
he cannot save. If he be the King of Israd,
let him now come down from the cross, and
we wiU believe him. 43. He trusted in God ;
let him deUver him now, if he wiU have him :
for he said, Iam the Son of God. 44. The
thieves also, which were crucified with him,
cast tjie same in his teeth. Mar. c. 16. Jno,
c. 19.
Mar. 3.21. When his friends heard of it,
they went out to lay hold on him : for they
said. He is beside himself.
Mar. 16.34. At the ninth hour Jesus cried
with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama
sabachthani? which is, being interpreted. My
God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me ?
Luk. 2.34. Behold, this child is set for a
sign which shaU be spoken against.
Luk. 4.28. AU they in the synagogue, when
they heard theae things, were fiUed with
wrath, 29. And rose up, and thrust him out
of the city, and led him unto the brow of the
hiU whereon their city was buUt, that they
might cast him down headlong.
Luk, 7.34. The Son of man is come eating
and drinking ; and ye say, Behold a gluttonous
man, and a winebibber, a friend of pubUcans
and sinners I
Luk. 11.53. The scribes and the Pharisees
began to urge him veheraently, and to provoke
him to speak of many things : 64. Laying
wait for hira, and seeking to catch something
out of his raouth, that they might accuse him.
Luk. 12.50. I have a baptism to be baptized
with ; and how am I straitened tUl it be
accomplished !
Luk. 13.31. There came certain of the
Pharisees, saying unto him, Get thee out,
and depart hence : for Herod wiU kiU thee,
Luk. 19,14. His citizens hated hira, and
sent a message after him, saying, We will not
have this mxm to reign over us. 47. The chief
priests and the scribes and the chief of the
people sought to destroy him. Mar. 11,18,
Luk. 20.20. They watched hvm, and sent
forth spies, which should feign themselves
just men, that they might take hold of his
words, that so they might deUver him unto
the power and authority of the governor.
Mat. 22,15. Mar. 12.13.
Luk. 22.2. The chief priests and scribes
sought how they might kiU hira ; for they
feared the people, 3. Then entered Satan into
Judas sum;imed Iscariot, being of the number
of the twdve, 4. And he went hia way, aud
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communed with the chief priests and captains,
how he raiglit betray him unto thera. 6. And
they were glad, and covenanted to give hira
money. Luk. 22.44. Being in an agony he prayed
more earnestly : and his sweat was as it were
great drops of blood falling down to the ground.
53. This is your hour, and the power of
darkness. 63. The men that held Jesus
mocked him, and smote him. 64. And when
they had blindfolded hira, they struck him on
the face, and asked him, saying. Prophesy,
who is it that sraote thee? 65. And many
other things blasphemously spake they against
hun. Mat, 26,67, Mar. 14.65.
Luk. 23,11, Herod with his raen of war set
hira at nought, and mocked him, and arrayed
him in a gorgeous robe. 23. They were instant
with loud voices, requiring that he might be
cmcified. Mat. 27.23. Mar. 15,14.
Jno. 4.6, Jesus therefore, being wearied
\rith his journey, sat thus on the weU,
Jno. 5.16. Therefore did the Jews persecute
Jesus, and sought to slay him, because he had
done these things on the Sabbath-day.
Jno. 7.1. He would not walk in Jewry,
because the Jews sought to kiU liim. 7, The
world cannot hate you ; but me it ^hateth,
because I testify of it, that the works'thereof
are evU. 19. Why go ye about to kUl me ?
20, The people answered and said, Thou hast
a devU: who goeth about to kill thee? 30.
Then they sought to take him : but no man
laid hands on hira, because his hour was not
yet come. 32. The Pharisees and the chief
priests sent officers to take him.
Jno. 8.37. Ye seek to kUl rae, because my
word hath no place in you. 40. Ye seek to
kUl me, a man that hath told you the truth,
which I have heard of God. 48. Say we not
weU that thou art a Samaritan, and hast a
devU ? 62. Now we know that thou haat a
devU. 69. Then took they up stones to cast
at him. Jno. 10.31.
Jno, 10.20, Many of them said, He hath a
devU, and is mad ; why hear ye him? 39,
They sought again to take him : but he escaped
out of their hand.
Jno. 11.33. When Jesus therefore saw her
weeping, and the Jews also weeping which
came with her, he groaned in the spirit, and
was troubled. 36. Jesus wept. 53. From that
day forth they took counsel together for to put
him to death. 67. The chief priests and the
Pharisees had given a commandment, that, if
any man knew where he were, he should shew
it, that they might take hira. Jno. 12.10.
Jno. 12.27. Now is ray soul troubled ; and
what shaU I say ? Father, save me from this
hour : but for this cause carae I unto this
hour. Jno. 14. 30. The prince of this world cometh,
and hath nothing in me,
Jno. 15.18. n the world hate you, ye know
that it hated me before it hated you. 24, Now
have they both seen and hated both me and
my Father. 26. But this cometh to pass, that
the word might be fulfiUed that is written in
their law. They hated me without a cause.
Jno. 18.11. The cup which my Father hath
given me, shall I not drink it ? 22, One of the
officers which stood by struck Jesus vrith the
palm of his hand, saying, Answerest thou the
high-priest so ? 23. Jesus answered him. If I
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have spoken evU, bear witness of the evil : but
if weU, why sraitest thou me ? 30. If he were
not a malefactor, we would not have delivered
him up unto thee.
Jno, 19,6. They cried out, saying, Crucify
hvm, crucify him-. PUate saith unto them.
Take ye hira, and crucify him : for I find no
fault in hira. 15. They cried out, Away with
Mm, away with him, crucify him. 28. Jesus
knowing that aU things were now accomplished,
that the scripture might be fulfilled, saith, I
thirst. Act. 2.23. Him, being deUvered by the
determinate counsel and foreknowledge of
Crod, ye have taken, and by wicked hands have
cmctfted and slain.
Act. 4.27, Against thy holy child Jesus,
whom thou hast anointed, both Herod and
Pontius PUate, vrith the GentUes, and the
people of Israel, were gathered together.
Psa. 2.1,2.
1 Cor. 2.8. Have crucified the Lord of
gloiy. 2 Cor. 8.9. Though he was rich, yet for
your sakes he became poor, that ye through
his poverty might be rich.
2 Cor. 13.4. He was crucified through
weakness, yet he Uveth by the power of God.
Gal. 3,13. Christ hath redeemed us frora
the curse of the law, being made a curse for
us ; for it is written. Cursed is every one that
hangeth on a tree.
Eph. 4.9. He also descended first into the
lower parts of the earth.
PhU. 2.7. Made himself of no reputation,
and took upon him the form of a servant, and
was made tn the likeness of raen : 8. And
being found in fashion as a man, he humbled
hunself, and became obedient unto death, even
the death of the cross.
Heb. 2.9. Jesus, who was made a Uttle
lower than the angels for the suffering of death.
Heb. 4.16. In aU points terapted Uke as we
are, yet vrithout sin,
Heb. 5,7, Who in the days of his flesh,
when he had offered up prayers and suppU
cations with strong crying and tears unto him
that was able to save hun from death, and
was heard in that he feared ; 8. Though he
were a Son, yet learned he obedience by the
things which he suffered.
Heb. 12.2. Endured the cross, despisingthe
shame, and is set dovra at the right hand of
the throne of God. 3. For consider hira that
endured such contradiction of sinners against
himself, lest ye be wearied and faint in your
minds. 1 Pet. 4.1, Christ hath suffered for us in
the flesh,
Eev. 5,6. Stood a Lamb as it had been
slain. Rev. 19.13. He was dothed vrith a vesture
dipped in blood : and his name is caUed The
Word of God.
CHRIST, Union to. See Union to
Christ.  , Wisdom op. See Christ,
Omniscience of.
 , Wisdom from. See Wisdom.
¦  , Worship or. Psa. 45.11. Ho
is thy Lord ; and worship thou him. 17. I
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CHRIST, ZEAL OF
generations : therefore shaU the people praise
thee for ever and ever.
Psa. 72.15, Prayer also shaU be made for
him continually ; and daily shaU he be praised.
Mat. 28.9. Jesus met them, saying, AU haU,
And they came and held hira by the feet, and
worshipped him. 17. When they saw him,
they worshipped him.
Mar. 11.9. They that went before, and they
that foUowed, cried, saying, Hosanna ; Blessed
is he that cometh in the name of the Lord :
10, Blessed he the kingdom of our father
David, that cometh in the name of the Lord :
Hosanna in the highest. Mat. 21.9. Jno.
12.13. Luk, 23.42. He said unto Jesus, Lord,
remember rae when thou comest into thy
kingdom. Luk. 24.62. They worshipped him, and
retumed to Jerusalem with great joy.
Jno. 5.23. AU men should honour the Son, i
even as they honour the Father, He that i
honoureth not the Son honoureth not the \
Father which hath sent him.
Act. 7.59. They stoned Stephen, calling
upon God, and saying. Lord Jesus, receive my
spirit. Act. 1.24.
Rom. 16.24. The grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ be with you all. Amen.
1 Cor. 1.2. With all that in every place caU
upon the narae of Jesus Christ our Lord, both
their's and cur's.
2 Cor. 12.8. I besought the Lord thrice, that
it might depart from rae. 9. And he said
unto me. My grace is sufficient for thee ; for
ray strength is raade perfect in weakness.
Phil. 2.10. At the name of Jesus every knee
should bow, of things in heaven, and things in !
earth, and thitigs imder the earth ; 11. And
that every tongue should confess that Jesus '
Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. ;
Heb. 1.6. When he bringeth in the first-
begotten into the world, he saith. And let aU
the angels of God worship hira.
Rev. 6,8. The four beasts and four and
twenty elders feU dovra before the Lamb,
having every one of them harps, and golden
vials fuU of odours, which are the prayers of
saints, 9. And they sung a new song, saying.
Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open
the seals thereof, 12. Worthy is the Lamb
that was slain to receive power, and riches,
and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and
glory, and blessing.
Rev. 6.13. And every creature which is in
heaven, and on the earth, and under the earth,
and such as are in the sea, and aU that are in
them, heard I saying. Blessing, and honour,
and glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth
upon the throne, and unto the Lamb, for ever
and ever, 14, And the four beasts said.
Amen. And the four and twenty elders feU
down and worshipped him that Uveth for ever
and ever, , ,, , ..
Rev. 7.10. Salvation to our God which sitteth
upon the throne, and unto the Lamb.
CHRIST, Zeal of, Psa, 69.9, The zeal
of thine house hath eaten me up.
Isa. 59,17. He put on the garments of ven
geance for clothing, and was clad vrith zeal aa
Mat. 4.23. Jesus went about aU Galilee,
teaching in their synagogues, and preaching
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CHURCTl DISCIPLINE
manner of sickness and aU manner of diseaae
among the people. Mat, 9.35. Mar. 6.6.
Mar. 3.20. The multitude cometh together
again, so that they could not so mucn as eat
bread. 21. And when his friends heard of it,
they went out to lay hold on him : for they
said. He is beside himseU.
Luk. 2.49. How is it that ye sought me?
wist ye not that I must be about my Father's
business ?
Luk. 4.43. I must preach the kingdom ot
Giod to other cities also : for therefore am 1
sent. Mar. 1.38,
Luk. 8.1. He went throughout every city
and viUage, preaching and shewing the glad
tidings of the kingdom of God.
Luk. 9.51. When the time was come that he
should be received up, he stedfastly set his
face to go to Jerusalem.
Luk. 12.60. I have a baptism to be bap
tized vrith ; and how am I straitened tUl it be
accomplished !
Luk. 13.32. Behold, I cast out devils, and I
do cures to-day and to-morrow, and the third
day I shaU be perfected. 33. Nevertheless I
must walk to-day, and to-morrow, and the day
foUowing. Jno. 2.1'Si. His disciples remembered that it
was vmtten, The zeal of thine house hath eaten
me up. Psa. 69.9.
Jno, 4.32. I have raeat to eat that ye know
not of. 34. Jesus saith unto them. My meat
is to do the will of him that sent me, and to
finish his work.
Jno. 9. 4. I must work the works of hira that
sent rae, whUe it is day : the night coraeth,
when no man can work.
Act. 10.38, Who went about doing good,
and healing aU that were oppressed of the
devil ; for God was with him.
Rom. 15.3. Even Christ pleased not hiraseU
but, as it is written, The reproaches of them
that reproached thee feU on me.
1 Tira. 6.13. Jesus, who before Pontius
PUate witnessed a good confession.
CHRISTIANS, name first given at Antioch,
Act. 11.26. See Church, Saints, Nazarene,
Disciple. CHRONICLES. See Books.
CHRYSOLITE and Chrysoprasus, pre
cious stones in the foundation of the New
Jemsalem, Rev. 21.20.
CHURCH (Gr. ecclesia), signifies the con
gregation of the IsraeUtes, Act. 7,38. Heb.
2 12 Mat 18,17, The Christian Church, Mat,
16.18. 1 Cor. 12.28. 1 Cor. 11.22. 1 Cor. 16.9,
Gal. 1,13. Eph, 1,22, Eph. 3.10, 1 Tim. 3.16.
Heb. 12,23, &c. Particular Christian churches,
as Jerusalem, Act. 8.1. Corinth, 1 Cor. 1.2, &c.
The original is translated an assembly. Act.
19 32 39 41
Church signifies temple {Gr. ieron), in Act.
19.37.  Discipline. Mat. 18.16. If thy
brother shaU trespass against thee, go and teU
him his fault between thee and him alone : if
he shaU hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother.
16. But if he wUl not hear thee, then take with
thee one or two raore, that in the mouth of
two or three witnesses every word may be
established. 17. And if he shaU neglect to
hear them, teU it unto the churdi : but if he
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neglect to hear the church, let hira be unto
thoo as an heathen man and a pubUcan.
18. Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shaU be
bound in heaven : and whatsoever ye shaU
loose on earth shaU be loosed in heaven.
Rom. 14.1. Him that is weak in the faith
receive ye, but not to doubtful disputations,
Rom. 16.1. We then that are strong ought
to bear the infirmities of the weak. v. 1-3.
Rom. 16.17. Mark thera which cause
divisions and offences, contrary to the doctrine
which ye have learned ; and avoid thera.
1 Cor. 4.19, I wiU come to you shortly, if
the Lord wUI, and wUl know, not the speech
of them which are puffed up, but the power.
21. What wiU ye ? shall I come unto you with
a rod, or in love, and in the spirit of meekness ?
1 Cor. 5.2. Ye are puffed up, and have not
rather moumed, that he that hath done this
deed might be taken away from among you.
4. In the narae of our Lord Jesus Ghrist, when
ye are gathered together, and my spirit, with
the power of our Lord Jesus Christ, 6. To
deUver such an one unto Satan for the destruc
tion of the flesh, that the spirit may be saved
in the day of the Lord Jesus. 6. Know ye not
that a Uttle leaven leaveneth the whole lump ?
7. Purge out therefore the old leaven, that ye
may be a new lump, as ye are unleavened.
ICor. 6.11. Ihave written unto younot to keep
company, if any man that is caUed a brother be
a fomicator, or covetous, or an idolater, or a
raUer, or a drunkard, or an extortioner ; vrith
such an one no not to eat. 12. What have I
to do to judge them also that are without ?
do not ye judge them that are within ? 13.
Therefore put away from among yourselves
that wicked person.
1 Cor. 16. 22. If any man love not the
Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathema
Maran-atha. 2 Cor, 2,6, Sufficient to such a man is this
punishment, which was ivfiicted of raany. 7.
Ye ought rather to forgive him, and corafort
him, lest perhaps such an one should be swal
lowed up vrith overmuch sorrow. 8. Wherefore
I beseedi you that ye would confirm your love
toward him. 10. To whom ye forgive any
thing, I forgive also : for if I forgave any
thing, to whom I forgave it, for your sakes
forgave I it in the person of C3irist ; 11, Lest
Satan should get an advantage of us : for we
are not ignorant of hia devices.
2 Cor. 6,14. Be ye not unequally yoked
together with unbeUevers : for what feUowship
hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and
what communion hath Ught vrith darkness?
16. And what concord hath Christ vrith
BeUal? or what part hath he that beUeveth
with an infidel ?
2 Cor, 7-7. He told ua your earnest desire,
your mourning, your fervent mind toward
rae ; so that I rejoiced the more. 8. For
though I made you sorry with a letter, I do
not repent, though I did repent : for I perceive
that the same epistle hath made you sorry,
though it were but for a season, 2 Cor. 10.1-11,
2 Cor. 13,1. In the mouth of two or three
witnesses shaU every word be established. 2,
I write to them which heretofore have sinned,
and to aU other, that, if I come again, I wUl
not spare. 10. I write these things, being
absent, lest being present I should use sharp
ness, according to the power which the Lord
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hath given me to edification, and not to
destruction. GJal, 6,10. He that troubleth you shaU bear
his judgraent, whosoever he be. 12. I would
they were even cut off which trouble you.
Gal. 6.1. Brethren, if a man be overtaken
in a faiUt, ye which are spiritual, restore such
an one in the spirit of meekness ; considering
thyself, lest thou also be tempted.
2 The. 3.6. We command you, brethren,
in the name of our Lord Jesu^ Christ, that ye
withdraw youradves from every brother that
walketh disorderly, and not after the tradition
which he received of us. 14. If any man obey
not our word by this epistle, note that man,
and have no company with him, that he may
be ashamed. 15. Yet count him not as an
enemy, but admonish him aa a brother.
1 Tira. 1.19. Some having put away con
cerning faith have made shipwreck : 20. Of
whom ia Hymenaeus and Alexander ; whom I
have deUvered unto Satan, that they may
leam not to blaspheme.
ITim. 6.1. Rebuke not an dder, but entreat
him as a father; and the younger men as
brethren ; 2. The dder women as mothers ;
the younger as sisters, with aU purity. 19.
Against an elder receive not an accusation,
but before two or three witnesses. 20, Them
that sin rebuke before all, that others also may
fear. 1 Tira. 6.5. Perverse disputings of raen of
corrupt minds, and destitute of the tmth,
supposing that gain is godliness : frora such
withdraw thyself.
2 Tim, 4. 2. Eeprove, rebuke, exhort with
all longsuffering and doctrine."
Tit, 1.13. Eebuke them sharply, that they
may be sound in the faith.
Tit. 2.16. These things speak, and exhort,
and rebuke vrith aU authority. Let no man
despise thee.
!nt. 3.10. A man that is an herotick after
the first and second admonition reject ; 11.
Knovring that he that is such is subverted,
and sinneth, being conderaned of himsdf.
2 Jno, 10. If there come any unto you, and
bring not this doctrine, receive htm not into
your house, neither bid hiTn God speed : 11.
For he that biddeth him God speed ia partaker
of his evU deeds.
See Anathema — ^Excommunication.
CHURCH, Duty of, to ministers. Mai.
2.7. They should seek the law at his month :
for he is the messenger of the Lord of hosts.
Mat. 10.40. He that receiveth you, receiveth
me ; and he that receiveth me, receiveth him
that sent rae, 41. He that receiveth a prophet
in the name of a prophet, ahaU receive a pro
phet's reward ; and he that receiveth a righteous
man in the name of a righteous raan, ahaU
receive a righteoua man's reward.
Mat. 14,12. Hia disciplea came, and took
up the body, and buried it, and went and told
Jeans. Mat. 23.2, The scribes and the Phariseea
sit in Moses' seat : 3. AU therefore whatsoever
they bid you observe, that observe and do.
9. CaU no man your father upon the earth :
for one is your Father, which is in heaven.
Act, 16,15. She besought us, saying, If ye
have judged rae to be faithful to the Lord,
come into my house, and abide there. And
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Act. 20.37. They aU wept sore, and feU on
Paul's nedt, and Mssed him ; 38. Sorrowing
most of aU for the words which he spake, that
they should see his face no more. And they
accompanied him unto the ship.
Act. 21.6. They aU brought us on our way,
with vrives and chUdren, tUl we were out of the
city : and we kneeled down on the shore, and
prayed. 6. And when we had taken our leave
one of another, we took ahip ; and they retumed
home again.
Act. ^.10. Who alao honoured us with
many honours ; and when we departed, they
laded us with such things as were necessary.
Eom. 16.2. She hath been a succourer of
many, and of myself also, 3. Greet PrisciUa
and AquUa my helpers in Christ Jesus ;
4. Who have for my life laid down their ovra
necks : unto whom not only I give thanks, but
also aU the churches of the GJentUes. 9, Salute
Urbane, our helper in Christ, and Stachys ray
beloved. 1 Cor. 4.1, Let a man so account of us, as
of the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the
mysteries of God,
1 Cor. 16.10. If Timotheus come, see that
he may be with you without fear: for he
worketh the work of the Lord, as I also do.
11. Let no man therefore despise him : but
conduct him forth in peaoe. 16. Submit your
selves unto such, and to every one that helpeth
vrith us, and laboureth. 17. I am glad of the
coining of Stephanas, and Fortunatus, and
Achaicus : for that which was lacking on your
part they have suppUed. 18. For they have
refreshed my spirit and yours : therefore
acknowledge ye them that are such.
2 Cor, 1.14, Ye have acknowledged us in
part, that we are your rejoicing, even as ye
alao are our'a in the day of the iLord, having
confidence in you aU, that my joy is the joy of
you aU. 2 Cor. 6.12.
2 Cor. 8.5. This fhey did, not as we hoped ;
but first gave their own selves to the Lord,
and unto us hythe wiU of Grod. 7. Ye abound
in your love to us.
Gal. 4.14. My temptation which was in ray
flesh ye despiaed not, nor rejected ; but re
ceived me aa an angel of God, even as Christ
Jesus. 15. Where is then the blessedness ye
spake of ? for I bear you record, that, if it had
been possible, ye would have plucked out your
own eyes, and have given thera to me.
PhU. 1.26. That your rejoicing may be
more abundant in Jesus Christ for me by my
coming to you again.
PhU. 2.28. That, when ye see him again,
ye may rejoice, and that I may be the less
sorrowful. 29. Eeceive him therefore in the
Lord vrith aU gladness ; and hold such in repu
tation : 30. For the work of Christ he was
nigh unto death, not regarding his life, to
supply your lack of service toward me,
PhU. 4,3. I entreat thee also, tme yoke-
feUow, help those women which laboured with
me in the gospel, with Cleraent also, and with
other my feUow-labourers.
1 The. 3.6. That ye have good remembrance
of us always, desiring greatly to see us.
1 The. 6.12. Know thera which labour
among you, and are over you in the Lord, and I
admonish you ; 13. And to esteem them very |
highly in love for their work's sake. I
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CHUECH GOVERNMENT
counted worthy of double honour, especiaUy
they who labour in the word and doctrine,
2 Tim, 1,16. The Lord give mercy unto the
house of Onesiphorus ; for he oft refreshed
me, and was not ashamed of my chain : 17.
But, when he was in Rome, he sought me out
very diUgently, and found Tne. 18. The Lord
grant unto hira that he raay flnd raercy of the
Lord in that day : and in how raany things he
ministered unto rae at Ephesus, thou knowest
very weU,
T^t. 2.15. Let no man despise thee.
Phlm, 19. I do not say to thee how thou
owest unto me even thine own self besides.
20. Yea, brother, let me have joy of thee in
the Lord : refresh my bowels in the Lord.
Heb. 13.7. Remember them which have the
rale over you, who have spoken unto you the
word of God : whose faith foUow, considering
the end of their conversation. 17. Obey them
that have the rule over you, and submit
yourselves : for they watch for your souls, aa
they that must give account, that they raay do
it with joy, and not vrith grief : for that is
unprofitable for you.
1 Pet. 6.6. Ye younger, submit yourselves
unto the elder. Yea, all of you be subject one
to another, and be clothed with huraiUty,
See lillNISTERS, MAINTENANCE OP. — MIN
ISTERS, Prayer for.
CHURCH, Enemies op. See Persecu
tion. — Saints, Enmity to, — ^Affliction,
Prayer IN.
 , Glorifies God. See God
glorified in the Church.
 , God's care of, and presence
IN. See God Protector.— God, Favour
OF. — God, Love of.
 Government. Act. 1.15. Peter
stood up in the midst of the disciples, and
said (the number of the names together were
about an hundred and twenty). 23. They
appointed two, Joseph caUed Barsabas, who
was surnamed Justus, and Matthias. 24. And
they prayed, and said. Thou, Lord, which
knowest the hearts of aU men, shew whether
of these two thou hast chosen, 25. That he
may take part of this ministiT' and apostle
ship, frora which Judas by transgression fell,
that he might go to his own place. 26. And
they gave forth their lota : and the lot feU
upon Matthias ; and he was nurabered with
the eleven apostles.
Act, 6,2. The twelve caUed the multitude
of the disciples unto them, and said. It ia
not reason that we ahould leave the word of
God, and aerve tables, 3. Brethren, look ye
out among you seven men of honest report,
fuU of the Holy Ghost and vrisdom, whom we
may appoint over tins business, 6, The saying
pleased the whole multitude : and they chose
Stephen, a man fuU of faith and of the Holy
Ghost, and PhiUp, &c,, 6. Whom they set
before the apoatles : and when they hadprayed,
they laid their hands on them.
Act. 11.22. Tidings of these things carae
unto the ears of the church which was in Jeru
salem : and they sent forth Barnabas, that he
should go aa far as Antioch, 29. The disciplea,
every man according to his abiUty, determined
to send reUef unto the brethren which dwelt in
Judea : 30. Which also they did, and sent it
to the elders by the hands of Bamabaa and SauL
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Act. 13.1. There were in the church that
was at Antioch certain prophets and teachers ;
as Barnabas, and Simeon, 3. When they had
fasted and prayed, and laid their hands on
them, they sent tliem away. 6, They had also
John to their minister.
Act. 14.23. When they had ordained thera
elders in every chui'ch, and had prayed with
fasting, they commended them to the Lord.
Act. 15,2. They determined that Paul and
Barnabas, and certain other of them, should
go up to Jerusalem imto the apostles and elders
about this question, 4, When they were come
to Jerusalem, they were received of the church ,
and of the apostles and elders, and they de
clared aU things that God had done with them.
6. The apostles and elders came together for
to consider of this matter.
Act, 16.22. Then pleased it the apostles and
elders, vrith the whole church, to send chosen
men of their ovra company to Antioch with
Paul and Barnabas, namely, Judas surnamed
Barsabas, and SUas, chief men among the
brethren : 23. And they vnrote letters by thera
after this manner; The apostles and elders
and brethren send greeting unto the brethren
which are of the GentUes in Antioch and Syria
andC^icia. 25. It seemed good unto us, being
assembled with one accord, to send chosen men
unto you with our beloved Bamabas and Paul.
Act. 15.28. For it seemed good to the Holy
Ghost, and to ua, to lay upon you no greater
burden than these necessary things. 36. Paul
said unto Bamabas, Let us go again and visit
our brethren in every city where we have
preached the word of the Lord, and see how
they do. 40, Paul chose SUas, and departed,
being recomraended by the brethren unto the
gi'ace of God. 41. He went through Syria and
Cilicia, confirming the churches.
Act. 20, 17. Prom MUetus he sent to Ephesus,
and caUed the elders of the church. 28. Take
heed therefore unto yourselves, and to aU the
flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath
made you overseers, to feed the church of God.
1 Cor. 7.17. As God hath distributed to every
man, as the Lord hath caUed every one, so let
him walk. And so ordain I in aU churches,
1 Cor. 11.2. I praise you, brethren, that ye
remember me in aU things, and keep the ordi
nances, as I deUvered tliem to you. 33. When
ye come together to eat, tarry one for another.
34. And if any man hunger, let hira eat at home ;
that ye come not together unto condemnation.
And the rest vriU I set in order when I corae.
ICor. 12. 5. There are differences of ad
ministrations, but the sarae Lord. 28. God
hath set some in the church, first apostles,
secondarily prophets, thirdly teachers, after
that miracles, then gifts of healings, helps,
governments, diversities of tongues.
1 Cor. 14.26. How is it then, brethren ?
when ye corae together, every one of you hath
a psalra, hath a doctrine, hath a tongue, hath
a revelation, hath an interpretation. Let aU
things be done unto edifying, 33. God is not
the author of confusion, but of peace, as in aU
churches of the saints. 40. Let aU things be
done decently and in order.
1 Cor. 16,3. When I come, whomsoever ye
shaU approve by yov/r letters, them vrill I send
to bring your UberaUty unto Jerusalem, 16,
Submit yourselves unto such, and to every
one that helpeth with us, and laboureth.
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2 Cor. 2.6. Sufficient to such a man is this
punishment, which was infiicted of many. 7.
So that contrariwise, ye ovghtiaiher to forgive
him, and comfort liim, lest perhaps sudi an
one should be swaUowed up with overmuch
sorrow, v. 2-11.
Gal, 2.9, When James, Cephas, and John,
who seeraed to be pUlars, perceived the grace
that was given unto me, they gave to me and
Bamabas the right hands of feUowship ; that
we should go to the heathen, and they unto
the circumcision. 10. Only they would that
we should remember the poor.
Eph. 4.11. He gave some, apostles; and
some, prophets ; and some, evangeUsts ; and
some, pastors and teachers ; 12. For the
perfecting of the saints, for the work of the
ministry, for the edi^^ing of the body of
Christ. PhU. 1.1. AU the saints in Christ Jesus
which are at PhiUppi, vrith the bishops and
deacons. 1 Tim. 3,1, If a man desire the office of a
bishop, he desireth a good work. 2. A bishop
then must be blameless. 5. For if a man
know not how to rule his own house, how
shall he take care of the church of God ? 8.
Must the deacons be grave, not doubletongued,
not given to much wine, not greedy of filthy
lucre ; 9, Holding the mystery cf the faith
in a pure conscience.
ITim, 3.10. And let these also flrst be
proved ; then let them use the office of a
deacon, being found blameless. 11. Even so
must their wives be grave, not slanderers,
sober, faithful in aU things. 12. Let the
deacons be the husbands of one wife, ruling
their chUdren and their own houses weU.
13. For they that have used the office of a
deacon weU purchase to theraselves a good
degree, and great boldness in the faith which
is in Christ Jesus, v. 1-13.
1 Tim. 4.14. Neglect not the gUt that ia iu
thee, which was given thee by prophecy,
vrith the laying on of the han{& of the
presbytery. ITira. 5.1. Rebuke not an elder, but entreat
him, aa a father ; and the younger men as
brethren. 17, Let the elders that rule weU be
counted worthy of double honour, especially
they who labour in the word and doctrine.
22. Lay hands suddenly on no man, neither be
partaker of other men's sins.
2 Tim. 1.6. I put thee in remembrance,
that thou stir up the gift of God, which is in
thee by the putting on of my hands.
Tit. 1.6, For this cause left I thee in Crete,
that thou shouldest set in order the things
that are wanting, and ordain elders in every
city, as I had appointed thee.
Heb. 13.17. Obey them that have the rule
over you, and submit yourselves. 24. Salute
aU them that have the rule over you, and aU
the saints.
Jas. 5.14. Is any sick among you? let him
caU for the elders of the church ; and let them
pray over him, anointing him with oU in the
name of the Lord : 15. And the prayer of
faith shall save the sick.
1 Pet. 6.1. The elders which are among
you I exhort, who am also an elder. 2, Feed
the flock of God which is araong you, taking
the oversight thereof, not by constraint, but
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mind; 3. Neither as being lords over God^s
heritage, but being ensaraples to the fiock.
3 Jno. 9, I wrote imto the church : but
Diotrephes, who loveth to have the pre
eminence among them, receiveth us not. 10.
Wherefore, if I corae, I wiU reraember his
deeds whida he doeth, prating against us with
maUcious words : and not content therewith,
neither doth he himself receive the brethren,
and forbiddeth them that would, and casteth
fhem out of the church.
See Angels op the Churches, Apostles,
Bishop, Deacon, Elder, Evangelist,
EDblps, Ordination, Pastor, Presbytery,
Teaoelbr, Christ head op the church.
CHURCH, History op. See under the
narae of each church, as Jerusalem— Co
rinth, (Sec. : also Peter — Paul.
 , liOVB OF. See p. 105.
 Members. See Saints' Cha
racter. — Saints, communion of.
 J Names and Description of,
Ex. 16.17. The mountain of thine inheritance,
in the place, O Lord, which thou hast made
for thee to dweU in, in the Sanctuary, O Lord,
which thy hands have established.
Deu. 32.9. The Lord's portion is his people ;
Jacob is the lot of his inheritance.
Paa. 2.6. My holy hUl of Zion.
Psa. 45.13. The king'a daughter is aU
glorious vrithin : her dothing is of wrought
gold. (See Song of Songs throughout.)
Psa. 46.4. The city of God, the holyplctce
of the tabemades of the most High.
Psa. 48.1. The city of our God, in the
moimtain of his holiness. 2. Beautiful for
situation, the joy of the whole earth, is mount
Zion, 071 the sides of the north, thesdtyof
the great King. 12. Walk about Zion, and
go roun d about her : teU the towers thereof.
13. Mark ye weU her bulwarks, consider her
pfdoces. Psa. 60.2. Chit of Zion, the perfection of
beauty, God hath shined,
Psa. 78.60. He forsook the taberaade of
ShUoh, the tent which he placed among raen ;
61. And delivered his strength into captivity,
and his glory into the enemy's hand. 62. He
gave his people over also unto the sword ; and
was vTroth with his inheritance.
Psa. 87.3. Glorious things are spoken of
thee, 0 city of God,
Psa. 89.7. The assembly of the saints.
Psa. 111.1. The assembly of the upright,
Psa. 134,2. Judah was his sanctuary, and
Israel his dominion.
Psa. 149.1. The congregation of saints.
Isa, 2.3. Let us go up to the mountain of
the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob.
Isa. 11.10. His rest shaU be glorious.
Isa. 19.25. Israel mine inheritance.
Isa. 60.21. The branch of my planting, the
work of my hands.
Isa. 62.12. The holy people. The redeemed
of the Lord : and thou shalt be caUed, Sought
out, A city not forsaken.
Jer, 12,10. Many pastors have destroyed
my vineyard, they have trodden my portion
under foot, they have made my pleasant
portion a desolate wUdemess.
Jer 31,23. The Lord bless thee, O habitation
of justice, and mountain of holiness.
Eze. 43 7. The place of my throne, and the
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CHURCH. PEOPHECIES OF
dweU in the midst of the chUdren of Israel fox
ever. Zee, 8,3. Jemsalem shall be caUed a city
of truth ; and the raountain of the Lord of
hosts the holy moimtain.
Mat. 13,24. The kingdom of heaven.
Act, 20.28. The church of God.
1 Cor. 3.9. Ye are God's husbandry ; ye
are God's buUding,
Gal, 4.26. Jemsalem which ia above is
free, which ia the raother of ua aU.
Gal. 6.16, The Israd of Giod.
Eph, 1,22. The church, 23. Which is his
body, the fulness of hira that fiUeth aU in aU.
'Eph. 2.19. The household of Gk)d. 21. In
whora aU the buUding, fitly framed together,
groweth unto an holy temple in tiie Lord :
22. In whom ye also are builded together for
an habitation of Gtod through the Spirit.
Eph. 3,16. The whole famUy in heaven and
earth. 2 l^e, 1.1, The church of the Thessaloniana
in God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Tim, 3,15, The house of Gcd, which is the
church of the Uving God, thepUlarandgroiind
of the truth.
Heb. 3.6. Christ as a Son over his own
house ; whose house are we.
Heb. 12.22. Ye are come unto mount Sion,
and unto the dty of the Uving God, the
heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innumerable
company of angels, 23. To the general as
sembly and church of the firstbom, which are
written in heaven, and to God the Judge of
all, and to the spirits of just men made
perfect. 1 Pet. 2.5. Ye also, aa Uvely stones, are
buUt up a apiritual houae, an holy priesthood,
to offer up spiritual sacrificea.
IPet. 5. 2. The flock of God. 3. God'a
heritage. Eev. 1.20. The seven candlesticks which
thou sawest, are the seven churches,
Eev, 21.2. I John saw the holy dty, new
Jerusalem, coming down from God out of
heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her
husband. 9. The bride, the Lamb's wife.
Eev. 19,7.
See Saints, Character op.
CHURCH, Prayer for. See Prayer
intercessory. Examples of.
Prophecies of. Kingdom

OF Christ, Gospel Dispensation, Gen.
12.3. In thee shall all fomiUes of the earth be
blessed. Gen, 49.10. Unto him shaU the gathering of
the people be.
Deu, 32.21, I wiU move thera to jealousy
with those which a/re not a people ; I vriU pro
voke thera to anger with a fooUsh nation.
Psa. 2.8. Ask of rae, and I shall give thee
the heathen for thine inheritance, and the
uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession.
Psa. 22.27. AU the ends of the world shaU
remember and tum unto the Lord : and aU the
kindreds of the nationa ahaU worship before
thee. 28. For the kingdora is the Lord'a : and
he is the govemor among the nations. 29. AU
they that be fat upon earth shaU eat and wor
ship : aU they that go down to the dust shall
bow before him ; and none can keep aUve hia
own soul.
Psa. 22 30. A seed shall serve him ; it shall
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be accounted to the Lord for a generation.
31, They shaU corae, and shaU declare his
righteousness unto a people that shall be bom,
that he hath done this.
Psa. 46.4. There is a river, the strearas
whereof shaU make glad the city of God, the
holy ^toce of the tabernacles of the raost High,
10. Be stiU, and know that I am God : I wiU
be exalted araong the heathen, I wiU be exalted
in the earth.
Psa. 65.2. O thou that hearest prayer, unto
thee shall aU fiesh come.
Psa. 66.4. AJl the earth shall worship thee,
and shaU sing unto thee ; they shall stag to
thy name.
Psa. 67.6. Let the people praise thee, 0
God ; let aU the people praise thee. G. Then
shaU the earth yield her increase ; and God,
even our own God, shaU bless us. v. 1-7.
Psa, 68,31. Princes shall come out of Egypt ;
Ethiopia shaU soon stretch out her hands imto
God, 32. Sing unto God, ye kingdoms of the
earth ; 0 sing praises unto the Lord,
Psa,69.35, God wUl save Zion, and wiU
buUd the cities of Judah : that they may dweU
there, and have it in possession. 36. The seed
also of his servants shaU inherit it : and they
that love his name shall dweU therein,
Psa, 72. 2. He shaU judge thy people with
righteousness, and thy poor with judgment.
3. The mountains shaU bring peace to the
people, and the Uttle hUls, by righteousness,
4. He shaU judge the poor of the people, he
shaU save the chUdren of the needy, and shaU
break in pieces the oppressor. 7. In his days
shaU the righteous flourish ; and abundance of
peace so long as the moon endureth. 8. He
shaU have dominion also from sea to sea, and
from the river unto the ends of the earth.
Psa. 72. 9. They that dweU in the wUderness
shaU bow before him ; and his enemies shaU
Uck the dust. 10. The kinga of Tarshish and
of the isles shaU bring presents : the kings of
Sheba and Seba shaU offer gUta. 11. Yea, aU
kings shall faU down before him : aU nations
shall serve hira, 16. There shaU be an hand
ful of corn in the earth upon the top of the
mountains ; the fruit thereof shaU shake Uke
Lebanon : and they of the city shaU flourish
Uke grass of the earth. 19. Blessed be his
glorious name for ever : and let the whole
earth be fiUed vnth his glory; Amen, and
Amen. v. 1-20.
Psa. 86.10. Mercy and truth are met to
gether ; righteousness and peace have kissed
each otJier. 11. Truth shall spring out of the
earth ; and righteousness shaU look down frora
heaven. 12. Yea, the Lord shaU give that
which is good ; and our land shaU yield her
increase, Psa. 86.9. AU nations whom thou hast made
shaU come and worship before thee, O Lord ;
and shaU glorify thy name.
Psa. 87.4. I wiU make mention of Rahab
and Babylon to them that know me.
Psa. 89.25, I vriU set his hand also in the
sea, and his right hand in the rivers. 29, His
seed also wiU I make to endure for ever, and
his throne as the days of heaven. 36, His seed
shall endure for ever, and his throne as the
sun before me. 37. It shaU be estabUshed for
ever as the moon, and as a faithful witness in
heaven, v. 1-37,
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the earth be glad ; let the sea roar, and the
fulness thereof, 12. Let the fleld be joyful,
and aU that is therein : then shaU aU the trees
of the wood rejoice 13. Before the Lord : for
he cometh, for he cometh to judge the earth :
he shaU judge the world with righteouaness,
and the people with his truth, v. 1-13,
Psa. 102.13. Thou shalt arise, and have
raercy upon Zion : for the time to favour her,
yea, the set time, is come. 14. For thy ser
vants take pleasure in her stones, and favour
the dust thereof. 15. So the heathen shaU
fear the name of the Lord, and aU the kings of
the earth thy glory. 16. When tht Lord shaU
buUd up Zion, he shall appear in his glory.
Psa, 110.3, Thy people shaU be wlUing in
the day of thy power, in the beauties of hoU
ness from the womb of the morning : thou
hast the dew of thyyouth, v. 1-7.
Psa. 113.3. Fi-om the rising of the sun unto
the going down of the same the Lord's name
is to be praised.
Psa. 118.24. This is the day which the Lord
hath made ; we wiU rejoice and be glad in it.
Psa. 126.6. They tliat sow tn tears shaU
reap in joy. 6. He that goeth forth and
weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless
come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves
vrith him.
Psa. 132.16. I wiU abundantly bless her
provision : I vriU satisfy her poor with bread.
16, I wiU also clothe her priests vrith salvation :
and her saints shaU shout aloud for joy, 1 7.
There wiU I make the hom of David to bud :
I have ordained a lamp for mine anointed.
18. His enemies wiU I dothe with shame : but
upon himself shaU his crown flourish.
Psa. 138.4. AU the kings of the earth shaU
praise thee, O Lord, when they hear the words
of thy mouth. 5. Yea, they shall stng in the
ways of the Lord : for great is the glory of the
Lord. Psa. 145,10. AU thy works shaU praise thee,
0 Lord ; and thy saints shaU bless thee. 11.
They shaU speak of the glory of thy kingdom,
and talk of thy power.
Isa. 2.2. It shaU come to pass in the last
days, that the mountain of the Lord's house
shaU be estabUshed in the top of the moun
tains, and shaU be exalted above the hills ;
and all nations shaU flow unto it. 3. Many
people shall go and say, Corae ye, and let us
go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the
house of the God of Jacob ; and he wiU teach us
of his ways, and we wUl walk in his paths : for
out of Zion shaU go forth the law, and the word
of the Lord froni Jerusalem. 4. He shaU judge
among the nations, and shaU rebuke many
people : and they shall beat their swords into
plowshares, and their spears into pruning
hooks : nation shaU not Uft up sword against
nation, neither shaU they learn war any more.
V. 5.
Isa. 4.2, In that day shall the branch of the
Lord be beautiful and glorious, and the fruit
of the earth shall be exceUent and comely for
them that are escaped of Israel, 3, And it
shall come to pass, that he that is left in Zion,
and he that remaineth in Jerusalem, shaU be
caUed holy, even every one that is written
among the Uving in Jerusalem.
Isa. 4.6. And the Lord wiU create upon
every dweUing-place of Mount Zion, and upoi»
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the shining of a flaming flre by night : for
upon aU the g^ory a/ui22 he a defence. 6. And
there shaU be a tabemade for a shadow in
the day-time from the heat, and for a place
of refuge, and for a covert from storm and
frora rain.
Isa. 9.2. The people that walked in dark
ness have seen a great light : they that dweU
in the land of the ahadow of death, upon them
hath the light shined. 6. The govemraent
shaU be upon his shoulder : and his narae
shall be caUed Wonderful, CounseUer, The
raighty Gkid, The everlasting Father, The
Prince of Peace. 7. Of the increase of his
govemraent and peace there shall be no end,
upon the throne of David, and upon his king
dora, to order it, and to estabUsh it with judg
raent and vrith justice from henceforth even
for ever, v. 1-7.
laa. 11.6. Kiewolf alao shall dweU vrith the
lamb, and the leopard shaU Ue down with the
kid ; and the caU and the young Uon and the
fatling together ; and a Uttle child ahall lead
them. 7. And the cow and the bear shall feed ;
their young ones shall Ue down together : and
the Uon ahaU eat straw like the ox, 8, And
the sucking chUd shall play on tJie hole of the
asp, and the weaned child shaU put his hand
on the cockatrice' den.
laa. 11.9. They shaU not hurt nor destroy
in aU my holy mountain : for the earth shaU
be fuU of the knowledge of the Lord, aa
the waters cover the sea. 10, And in that
day there ahaU be a root of Jesse, whidi
shall stand for an ensign of the people ; to it
shaU the GentUes seek : and hia rest ahall be
glorious, V. 1-10.
Isa, 18.7. In that time ahoU the preaent be
brought tmto the Lord of boats of a people
scattered and peded, and frora a people terrible
from their beginning hitherto ; a nation meted
out and trodden under foot, whose land the
rivers have spoUed, to the place of the name
of the Lord of hosts, the mount Zion.
Isa. 19.24. In that dayshaU Israel be the
third vrith Egypt and vrith Assyria., even a
blessing in the midst of the land : 26. Whom
the Lord of hosts shaU bleaa, aaytng. Blessed &e
Egypt my people, and Assyria the work of my
hands, and Israel mine inheritance.
laa. 24.16. From the uttermost part of the
earth have we heard songs,
Isa, 26.6. Ill this mountain shaU the Lord
of hosts make unto aU people a feast of fat
things, a feast of wines on the lees, of fat
things fuU of marrow, of wines on the lees weU
reflned, 7. And he vnU destroy in this moun
tain the face of the covering cast over aU people,
and the vaU that is spread over aU nations.
8. He wUl swaUow up death in victory ; and
the Lord God vriUvripe away tears from off aU
facea ; and the rebuke of hia people shall he
take away from off aU the earth : for the Lord
hath apoken it.
Isa. 29,18. In that day shaU the deaf hear
the words of the book, and the eyes of the
bUnd shall see out of obscurity, and out of
darkness, 19. The meek also shall increase
fhm- joy in the Lord, and the poor among
men ahaU rejoice in the Holy One of Israd.
V. 18-24.
Isa, 30.20. And ^umgh the Lord give you
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into a comer any more, but thine eyes shall
see thy teachers.
Isa. 32. 3. The eyes of them that aee ahaU not
be dim, and the ears of thera that hear shaU
hearken. 4. The heart also of the rash shaU
understand knowledge, and the tongue of tho
stararaerers shaU be ready to spe^ plainly.
16. UntU the Spirit be poured upon us from
on high, and the vrildemess be a fruitful field,
and the fruitful field be counted for a forest.
16. Then judgment shaU dweU in the vrilder-
ness, and ri^teousness remain in the fruitful
fidd. 17. And the work of righteousness shall
be peace ; and the effect of righteousness, quiet
ness and assurance for ever. v. 1-20.
Isa. 33.20. Look upon Zion, the city of our
solemnities : thine eyes shall see Jerusalem a
quiet habitation, a tabernacle that shaU not be
taken dovm; not one of the stakes thereof
shaU ever be removed, neither shall any of the
cords thereof be broken, 21. But there the
glorious Lord ujiU he unto us a place of broad
rivers and streams ; wherein shaU go no gaUey
with oars, neither shaU gallant ship pass
thereby, v. 5, 13-24,
Isa, 35,1, "The wUdemess and the soUtary
place shaU be glad for them ; and the desert
ahaU rejoice, and blossom as the rose, 2, It
ahallblossom abundantly, and rejoice even vrith
joy and singing : the glory of Lebanon ahall be
given unto it, the exceUency of Carmel and
Sharon, they ahaU see the glory of the Lord,
and the exceUency of our God. 5. The eyes
of the blind shaU be opened, and the ears of
the deaf shall be unstopped.
Isa. 36.6. Then shall the lame ma7i leap aa
an hart, and the tongue of the dumb sing : for
in the wUderness shaU waters break out, and
streams in the desert. 7. And the parched
ground ahaU become a pool, and the thiraty
land sprinee of water : in the habitation of
dragons, where each lay, shall be grass with
reeds and rushes, v. 1-10.
Isa. 40,6, The glory of the Lord shaU be
revealed, and aU flesh shall see it together:
for the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.
v. 4-11.
Isa. 42.3. He shall bring forth judgment
unto truth. 4. He shall not faU nor be dis
couraged, tiU he have set judgment in the
earth : and the ialea ahaU wait for hia law.
V. 1-12.
laa. 44,3. I wUl pour water upon him that
is thiraty, and floods upon the dry ground : I
vriU pour my spirit upon thy seed, and my
blessing upon thine offspring : 4. And they
shall spring up as among the grass, as wiUows
by the wat^r courses. 6. One shall say, I am
the Lord's ; and another shaU call himself by
the name of Jacob ; and another shaU sub
scribe with his hand unto the Lord, and sur
name himself hy the name of Israel.
Isa. 45.8. Drop down, ye heavens, from
above, and let the akies pour down righteous
ness : let the earth open, and let them bring
forth salvation, and let righteousness spring
up together ; I the Lord have created it. 23.
I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out
of my mouth in righteousness, and shaU not
retum. That unto rae every knee shaU bow,
every tongue ahaU swear. 24. Surely, shaU
one say, in the Lord have I righteousness and
strength : even to him shaU men corae. v. 6.
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hearted, that are far from righteousness: 13.
I bring near my righteousness ; it sh^ not be
far off, and my salvation shaU not tarry : and
I wiU place salvation in Zion for Israel my
glory. Isa. 49.6, It is a light thing that thou
shouldest be my servant, to raise up the tribes
of Jacob, and to restore the preserved of Israel ;
I wiU also give thee for a Ught to the GentUes,
that thou raayest be ray salvation unto the end
of the earth. 7. Thus saith the Lord, the
Redeemer of Israel, and his Holy One, to him
whom man despiseth, to him whom the nation
abhorreth, to a servant of rulers, Kings shaU
see and arise, princes also shall worship, be
cause of the Lord that is faithful, and the
Holy One of Israel, and he shall choose thee.
Isa. 49.8, Thus saith the Lord, In an accept
able time have I heard thee, and in a day of
salvation have I helped thee : and I wUl pre
serve thee, and give thee for a covenant of the
people, to estabUsh the earth, to cause to in
herit the desolate heritages : 9. That thou
mayest say to the prisoners, Go forth ; to them
that are in darkness. Shew yourselves : they
ahaU feed in the ways, and their pastures shall
&e in aU high places,
Isa. 49.10. They shaU not hunger nor thirst ;
neither shaU the heat nor sun smite them : for
he that hath mercy on them shaU lead them,
even by the springs of water shall he guide
them. 11. And I wUl make aU ray raountains
a way, and my highways shall be exited.
12. Behold, these shall come frora far : and,
lo, these from the north and from the west ;
and these from the land of Sinim. IB. Lift up
thine eyes round about, and behold : all these
gather themselves together, a/nd come to thee.
As I live, saith the Lord, thou shalt surely
dothe thee with them all, aa with an ornament,
and bind them on thee, as a bride doeth.
V. 18-23.
Isa. 51.3. The Lord ahaU comfort Zion : he
wiU comfort aU her waste places ; and he wiU
make her wUdemess Uke Eden, and her desert
Uke the garden of the Lord ; joy and gladness
shaU be found therein, thanksgiving, and the
voice of melody. 6. Myrighteousneaa is near;
my aalvation is gone forth, and mine arras
ShaU judge the people ; the isles shall wait upon
me, and on mine arm shall they trust,
Isa. 61.6. lift up your eyes to the heavens,
and look upon the earth beneath : for the
heavens shall vanish away Uke smoke, and the
earth ahaU wax old Uke a garment, and they
that dweU therein ahaU die in Uke manner :
but ray aalvation shaU be for ever, and my
righteousness shall not be abolished, 8, For
the moth shall eat thera up Uke a garraent,
and the worm shall eat them like wool : but
my righteousness shall be for ever, and my
salvation from generation to generation, v.
3-16. Isa. 52.1. Awake, awake; put on thy
strength, 0 Zion ; put on thy beautiful gar
ments, 0 Jerusalem, the holy city : for hence
forth there shall no more come into thee the
uncircumcised and the unclean. 2, Shake
thyself frora the dust ; ariae, cmd sit down, O
Jerusalem : loose thyself frora the bands of
thy neck, 0 captive daugjiter of Zion. 7. How
beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of
hira that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth
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that publisheth salvation: that saith unto
Zion, Thy Gkid reigneth 1
Isa. 52.8. Thy watchmen shaU lift up the
voice ; with the voice together shall they sing :
for they shaU see eye to eye, when the Lord
ahaU bring again Zion, 10. The Lord hath
made bare his holy arm in the eyes of aU the
nations ; and aU the ends of the earth shaU see
the salvation of our God. 16. So shaU he
sprinkle many nations; the kings shall shut
their mouths at him ; for that which had not
been told thera shall they see ; and that which
they had not heard shaU they consider, v. 1-16.
Isa. 53.10. When thou shalt make his soul
an offering for sin, he shaU see his seed, he
shall prolong his days, and the pleasure of the
Lord shaU prosper in his hand. 11. He shall
see of the travail of his soul, and shaU be
satisfied : by his knowledge shall my righteous
servant justify many ; for he shaU bear their
iniquities. 12. Therefore vriU I divide him a
portion with the great, and he shaU divide the
spoU with the strong.
Isa, 64.1. Sing, O barren, thou that didst
not bear ; break forth into singing, and cry
aloud, thou that didst not travaU with chUd :
for more are the chUdren of the desolate than
the chUdren of the married wife, saith the
Lord. 2. Enlarge the place of thy tent, and
let thera stretch forth the curtains of thine
habitations : spare not, lengthen thy cords,
and strengthen thy stakes ; 3. For thou shalt
break forth on the right hand and on the left ;
and thy seed shaU icdierit the GentUes, and
make the desolate cities to be inhabited,
Isa, 54.4, Thou shalt forget the shame
of thy youth, and shalt not remeraber the
reproach of thy widowhood any more. 5, The
God of the whole earth shall he be caUed.
11. O thou afflicted, tossed with tempest, and
not comforted, behold, I vriU lay thy atones
vrith fair colours, and lay thy foundations with
sapphires, 12, And I vpiU make thy windows
of agates, and thy gates of carbundes, and aU
thy borders of pleasant stones. 13. And aU
thy chUdren shall be taught of the Lord ; and
great shall be the peace of thy chUdren.
Isa. 54.14. In righteousness shalt thou be
estabUshed : thou shalt be far from oppression;
for thou shalt not fear : and frora terror ; for
it shall not come near thee. v. 1-17.
Isa. 56.6. Behold, thou shalt call a nation
that thou knowest not, and nationa that knew
not thee shaU run unto thee because of the
Lord thy God, and for the Holy One of Israd ;
for he hath glorifled thee, 10. For as the rain
cometh dovra, and the snow frora heaven, and
returneth not thither, but watereth the earth,
and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it
may give seed to the sower, and bread to the
eater: 11. So shall ray word be that goeth forth
out of my mouth ; it shaU not return unto rae
void, but it shaU accomplish that which I
please, and it shaU prosper in the thing whereto
I sent it,
Isa. 55.12. Ye shaU go out with joy, and
be led forth vrith peace : the mountains and
the hills shall break forth before you into
staging, and aU the trees of the field ^aU clap
tkeir hands. 13, Instead of the thom shall
come up the flr tree, and instead of the brier
ahaU come up the myrtle tree : and it ahaU be
to the Lord for a name, for an everlasting sign
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Isa, 56.7. Mine houae shaU be called an
house of prayer for aU people. 8, The Lor(i
God which gathereth the outcasts of Israel
aaith. Yet wiU I gather others to him, beside
those that are gathered unto him. v. 3-8.
Isa. 69.19. So shaU they fear the narae of
the Lord from the west, and hia glory from
the rising of the sun. When the enemy shall
come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord
shaU Uft up a standard against him, v. 19-21.
Isa, 60,1. Arise, shine ; for thy light ia
come, and the gloiy of the Lord is risen upon
thee. 3, The GentUes shaU corae to thy Ught,
and kings to the brightness of thy rising,
4. Lift up thine eyes round about, and see :
aU they gather themsdvea together, they come
to thee : thy sons shall come from far, and
thy daughters shaU be nursed at thy side.
6, Then thou shalt see, and flow together,
and thine heart shaU fear, and be enlarged ;
becauae the abundance of the sea shall be
converted unto thee, the forces of the Gen
tUes shaU corae unto thee.
Isa. 60,7, AU the flocks of Kedar shaUbe
gathered together unto thee, the rams of
Nebaioth shall minister unto thee : they
shall come up vrith acceptance on mine
altar, and I vriU glorify the house of my
gloiy. 8. Who are these that fly aa a
cloud, and aa the doves to their windowa?
9. Surdy the isles shaU wait for me, and the
shipa of Tarshiah flrat, to bring thy aona from
far, their silver and their gold with them,
unto the name of the Lord thy God, and to
the Holy Ghie of Israel, because he hath glori
fled thee,
laa. 60.19, The sun ahaU be no more thy
Ught by day ; neither for brightness shall the
moon give light unto thee : but the Lord shaU
be unto thee an everlasting Ught, and thy
God thy glory, 20. Thy sun shall no more
go dovm ; neither shall thy moon withdraw
itself : for the Lord shall be thine everlasting
Ught, and the days of thy mourning shaU be
ended, v. 1-22,
Isa. 61.1. The Spirit of the Lord God is
npon me ; because the Lord hath anointed me
to preach good tidings unto the meek ; he
hath sent me to bind up the broken-hearted,
to proclaim Uberty to the captives, and the
opening of the nrison to them that are bound ;
2. To proclaim the acceptable year of the
Lord, and the day of vengeance of our God ;
to comfort aU that moum ; 3. To appoint
unto them that moum tn Zion, to give unto
them beauty for ashes, the oU of joy for
mourning. Isa. 61.6. But ye shaU benamed the Priests
of the Lord : Tnen shall caU you the Ministers
of our God : ye shall eat the riches of the
GentUes, and in their glory shall ye boast
yourselves. 9. Their seed shaU be known
among the Gentiles, and their offspring among
the people : aU that see them shall acknow
ledge them, that they are the seed which the
Lord hath blessed. 11. Aa tbe earth bringeth
forth her bud, and as the garden causeth the
things that are sown in it to spring forth ; so
tho Lord God wiU cause ri^teousness _ and
praise to spring forth before aU the nations.
V. 1-11.
Isa. 62.2. The GentUes shaU see thy nght-
eousness, and all kings thy glory : and thou
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mouth of the Lord ahaUname. 3. Thou shalt
also be a crown of glory in ttie hand of the
Lord, and a royal diadem in the hand of tiiy
God, 12, They ahaU caU them. The holy
people. The redeemed of the Lord : and thou
shalt be called. Sought out, A city not for
saken, v. 1-12.
Isa, 66.1, I am sought of them that asked
not /or me ; I am found of them that sought
me not : I said. Behold me, behold me,
unto a nation that was not called by my
name, 17. For, behold, I create new
heavens, and a new earth : and the former
shaU not be remembered, nor come into
mind. 18. But be ye glad and rejoice for
ever m that which I create: for, behold, I
create Jerusalem a rejoicing, and her people
a joy. 19. And I will rejoice in Jerusalem,
and joy in my people : and the voice of weep
ing shaU be no more heard in her, nor the
voice of crying.
Isa, 65.23. They shaU not labour in vain,
nor bring forth for trouble : for they are the
seed of the bleased of the Lord, and their off
spring with them. 24. And it shaUcome to pass,
that before they caU, I wiU answer ; and whUe
they are yet speaking, I wUl hear. 25. The
wolf and the lamb ahaU feed together, and
the Uon shaU eat straw like the bullock : and
dust shall he the serpent's meat. They shaU
not hurt nor destroy in aU my holy raountain,
saith the Lord. v. 1-25.
Isa. 66.12. Behold, I wiU extend peace to
her like a river, and the glory of the GlentUes
like a flowing stream : then shaU ye suck, ye
shall be bome upon her sides, and be dandled
upon her knees. 19. I wUl aet a sign among
them, and I wUl send those that escape of
them unto the nations, to Tarshiah, Pul, and
Lud, that draw the bow, to Tubal, and Javan,
to the isles afar off, that have not heard my
fame, neither have seen my glory ; and they
shaU declare my glory among the GentUes.
23, It shall come to pass, that from one new
moon to another, and frora one Sabbath to
another, shall aU flesh come to worship before
me, saitii the Lord, v. 7-23.
Jer. 3.17. They shaU caU Jerusalem the
throne of the Lord ; and all the nations shaU
be gathered unto it, to the name of the Lord,
to Jerusalem : neither shall they walk any
more after the imagination of their evU
heart. Jer. 4,2. The nations shall bless themselvea
in him, and in him shaU they glory.
Jer. 16.19. The GentUes shall corae unto
thee frora the ends of the earth, and ahaU say.
Surely our fathers have inherited Ues, vanity,
and things wherein there is no profit.
20. ShaU a man make gods unto himself, and
they are no gods ? 21. Therefore, behold, I
vriU this once cause them to know, I vnll
cause them to know mine hand and my
might ; and they shaU know that my name is
The Lord.
Jer. 31.34. They shaU teach no more every
man his neighbour, and every man his brother,
saying. Know the Lord : for they shaU aU
know rae, frora the least of them unto the
greatest of thera, saith the Lord : for I wiU
forgive their iniquity, and I wiU reraember
their sin no more.
Jer. 83.22. Aa the hoat of heaven cannot
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meaauted : so wiU I multiply the seed of
David my servant, and the Levites that
minister unto me.
Ezk. 17.22. I wiU also take of the highest
branch of the high cedar, and wiU set it; I
vriU crop off from the top of his yoimg tmgs
a tender one, and wiU plant it upon an high
mountain and eminent ; 23. In the moun
tain of the height of Israel wUl I plant it : and
it shaU bring forth boughs, and bear fruit, and
be a goodly cedar: and under it shaU dweU
aU fowl of every wing ; in the shadow of the
branches thereof shall they dweU. 24. And
all the trees of the field shall know that I the
Lord have brought down the high tree, have
exalted the low tree, have dried up the gi'een
tree, and have raade the dry tree to flourish :
I the Lord have spoken and have done it.
Ezk. 34. 26. I wUl make them and the places
round about my hiU a blessing ; and I wUl
cause the shower to come down in his season ;
there shall be showers of blessing. 29. And I
wUl raise up for them a plant of renown, and
they shaU be no more consumed with hunger
in the land, neither bear the ahame of the
heathen any raore. 30. Thus ahaU they know
that I the Lord their God am with thera, and
that they, even the house of Israel, are my
people, saith the Lord God. 31. And ye my
flock, the flock of my pasture, a/re men, and I
am your God, saith the Lord God. v. 23-31.
Ezk. 47,3. When the man that had the line
in his hand went forth eastward, he measured
a thousand cubits, and he brought me through
the waters ; the waters lyere to the andes.
4. Again he measured a thousand, and brought
rae through the waters ; the waters were to the
knees. Again he raeasured a thousand, and
brought me through ; the waters were to the
loins, 5. Afterward he measured a thousand ;
and it was a river that I could not pass over :
for the waters were risen, waters to swim in,
a river that could not be passed over.
Ezk. 47.7. Now when I had retumed, be
hold, at the bank of the river were very many
trees on the one side and on the other. 8.
Then said he unto me, These waters issue out
toward the east country, and go down into the
desert, and go into the sea : which being brought
forth into the sea, the waters shaU be healed.
9, And it shall come to pass, that every thing
that Uveth, which raoveth, whithersoever the
rivers shaU corae, shaU Uve : and there shaU
be a very great multitude of fish, because
these waters shaU come thither : for they shall
be healed ; and every thing shaU Uve whither
the river cometh.
Ezk. 47. 12. And by the river upon the bank
thereof, on this side and on that side, shaU
grow all trees for meat, whose leaf shaU not
fade, neither shaU the fruit thereof be con
sumed : it shall bring forth new fruit accord
ing to his months, because their waters they
issued out of the sanctuary : and the fruit
thereof shaU be for meat, and the leaf thereof
for medicine, v. 1-12.
Dan. 2.35. And the stone that smote the
image became a great mountain, and filled the
whole earth, 44. In the days of these kings
shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom,
which shaU never be destroyed : and the king
dom shaU not be left to other people, hut it
shall break in pieces and consume aU these
kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever. v. 45.
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Dan. 7.13. I saw in the night visions, and,
behold, one Uke the Son of man came with
the douda of heaven, and came to the Ancient
of days, and they brought him near before
hira. 14, And there was given him dorainion,
and glory, and a kingdora, that all people,
nations, and languages, should serve him : his
dominion is an everlasting dominion, which
shaU not pass away, and his kingdom that
which shaU not be destroyed.
Dan. 7,18. But the saints of the most High
shall take the kingdora, and possess the king
dom for ever, even for ever and ever, 22.
UntU tlie Ancient of days came, and judgment
was given to the saints of the raost High ; and
the time came that the saints jwasessed the
kingdom. 27. The kingdom and dorainion,
and the greatness of the kingdora under the
whole heaven, shaU be given to the people of
the saints of the most High, whose kingdom
is an everlasting kingdora, and all dorainions
shall serve and obey him.
Dan, 12.4, Seal the book, even to the time
of the end : many shaU run to and fro, and
knowledge shaU be increased, v. 1-13.
Jod 2.26. Ye shall eat in plenty, and be
satisfied, and praise the narae of the Lord
your iTcd, that hath dealt wondrously with
you : and ray people shall never be aaharaed.
27. And ye shaU know that I am in the midst
of Israel, and that I am the Lord your God,
and none else : and my people shaU never be
ashamed. Joel 2.28. And it shall come to pass after
ward, ^wt I wiU pour out my Spirit upon aU
flesh ; and your sons and your daughters shaU
prophesy, your old raen shaU dreara dreams,
yom" young men shaU see visions: 29. And
alao upon the aervants and upon the hand-
raaida in those days wUl I pour out my Spirit.
30. And I vriU shew wondera in the heavens
and in the earth, blood, and fire, and pUlars
of smoke. 31. The sun shaU be turned into
darkness, and the moon into blood, before the
great and the terrible day of the Lord come.
Joel 2.32. And it shaU come to pass, that
whosoever shaU call on the name of the Lord
shaU be deUvered : for in mount Zion and in
Jerusalem shall be deUverance, as the Lord
hath said, and in the remnant whom the Lord
shaU caU, Act. 2.16-21,
Joel 3.18. It shall come to pass in that day,
that the mountains shaU drop dovra new wine,
and the hUls shaU flow with mUk, and aU the
rivers of Judah shaU flow with waters, and a
foimtaio shaU come forth of the house of the
Lord, and shall water the vaUey of Shittim.
Amos 9.11. In that day wUl I raise up the
tabemade of David that is faUen, and dose up
the breaches thereof ; and I wiU raise up his
mins, and I wiU bmld it as in the days of old :
12. That they may possess the remnant of
Edom, and of all the heathen, which are caUed
by my name, saith the Lord that doeth this.
Mic. 4. 3. He shaU judge among manypeople,
and rebuke strong nations afar off ; and they
shaU beat their swords into plow-shares, and
their spears into pruning-hooks : nation shaU
not lift up a sword against nation, neither
shaU they leam war any more. 4. But they
shaU sit every man imder his vine and imder
his fig tree ; and none shall make fhem afraid :
for tho mouth of the Lord of hosts hath spoken
it. «. 1-7.

CHUECH, PROPHECIES OF
Mic, 5.2. But thou, Beth-lehem Ephratah,
though thou be Uttle among ihn thousands of
Judah, yet out of thee shaU he come forth unto
me that is to be ruler in Israel ; whose goings
forth have been frora of old, from everlasting.
4. And he shaU stand and feed in the strengUi
of the Lord, in the majesty of the name of the
Lord his God; and they shall abide: for now
shaU he be great unto the ends of the earth.
7. And the remnant of Jacob shaU be in the
midst of many people as a dew frora the Lord,
as the showers upon the grass, that tarrieth
not for man, nor waiteth for the sons of men.
V. 2-16.
Hab. 2,14, The earth shaU be fiUed with
the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the
waters cover the sea.
Zeph. 2.11. The Lord «n?i he terrible nnto
them : for he wiU famish aU the gods of the
earth ; and men shall worahip him, every one
from his place, even aU the isles of the heathen.
Zeph. 3.9. Then wiU I tum to the people a
pure language, that they may aU caU upon the
name of the Lord, to serve him with one con
sent. V. 9-20.
Hag. 2.7. And I wUl shake aU nations, and
the Desire of aU nationa shaU come: and I
wiU fiU thia house vriUi glory, saith the Lord
of hosta. 8. The aUver is mine, and the gold
is mine, saith the Lord of hosts. 9. The glory
of this latter house shaU be greater than of the
former, saith the Lord of hosts : and in this
place wiU I give peace, saith the Lord cf hosts.
Zech. 2.10. Sing and rejoice, O daughter of
Zion : for, lo, I come, and I vrill dweU in the
midst of thee, aaith the Lord. 11. And many
nations shaU be joined to the Lord in that day,
and shaU be my people : and I vriU dweU tn
the midst of thee, and thou shalt know that
the Lord of hosts hath sent me unto thee.
Zech. 4.10- Who hath despised the day of
small things ? for they shaU rejoice.
Zech. 6.16. They ^lat are far off shaU come
and buUd in the temple of the Lord.
Zech. 8.20. It shall yet co7n.e to pass, that
there shaU come people, and the i^iabitants
of many cities : 21. And the inhabitanta of
one city shaU go to another, saying. Let us go
apeedUy to pray before the Lord, and to seek
the Lord of hosts : I wUl go also. 22. Yea,
many people and strong nations shaU come to
seek the Lord of hosts in Jerusalem, and to
pray before the Lord.
Zech. 8.23. Thus saith the Lord of hosts ;
In those days it shall come to pass, that ten
men ahaU take hold out of aU languages of the
nations, even shall take hold of the skirt of
him that is a Jew, saying, We vriU go with
you : for we have heard that God is with you.
Zech. 9.1. The eyes of man, as of all the
tribes of Israel, shaU be toward the Lord, 10,
I will cut off the chariot from i^hraim, and
the horse from Jerusalem, and the battle bow
shall be cut off : and he shall speak peace unto
the heathen : and his dominion shall be from
sea even to sea, and from the river even to the
ends of the earth, v. 9-17,
Zech. 14.8. It ahaU be in that day, that
Uving waters shall go out frora Jerasalem ;
half of them toward the former sea, and half
of them toward the hinder aea : in aumraer
and in winter shaU it be. 9. And the Lord
shall be king over aU the earth : in that day
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CHURCH. PROPHECIES OF
16. Every one that ia left of aU the nations
which came against Jerusalem shaU even go
un from year to year to worship the King, the
Lord of hosts, and to keep the feast of taber-
nades. v. 8-21.
Mai. 1.11. From the rising of the sun even
unto the going down of the same my narae
shaU be great among the GentUes ; and in
every place incense shaU be offered unto my
name, and a pure offering : for my narae sliall
be great among the heathen, saith the Lord of
hosts. Mat. 8.11. Many shaU come from the east
and weat, and shaU sit down with Abraham,
and Isaac, and Jacob, in the kingdom of
heaven. Mat. 11.11. There hath not risen a greater
than John the Baptist : notwithstanding he
that ia least in the kingdom of heaven is greater
than he.
Mat. 18. 16. * But blessed are your eyes, for
they see : and your ears, for they hear. 17.
For verily I say unto you. That many prophets
and righteous m^n have desired to see those
things whidi ye see, and have not aeen them;
and to hear those thiTigs which ye hear, and
have not heard them.
Mat. 13.31. The kingdom of heaven ia like
to a grain of mustard seed, which a man took,
and sowed in his field : 32. Which indeed is
the least of aU seeds : but when it is grown, it
is the greatest araong herbs, and becometh a
tree, so that the birds of the air come and
lodge in the branches thereof. 33. The king
dom of heaven is like unto leaven, which a
woman took, and hid in three measures of
meaJ, tiU the whole was leavened.
Mat. 16.18. Upon this rock I vriU build my
church ; and the gates of heU shall not prevaU
against it.
Mark 4.26. So is the kingdom of Grod, as if
a raan should cast seed into the ground ; 27.
And should sleep, and rise night and day, and
the seed should spring and grow up, he know
eth not how. 28. For the earth bringeth forth
fmit of herself ; first the blade, then the ear,
after that the fuU com in the ear. 29. But
when the fruit is brought forth, iraraediately
he putteth in the sickle, beoause the harvest
is corae. v. 30-32.
Luk, 7,22, TeU John what things ye have
seen and heard ; how that the bUnd see, the
larae walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf
hear, the dead are raised, to the poor the
gospel is preached. Mat. 11.5.
Jno, 8,36. The aervant abideth not in the
house for ever : but the Son abideth ever,
Jno, 10.16. Other aheep I have, which are
not of this fold : them alao I must bring, and
they shaU hear my voice ; and there shall be
one fold, aiui one shepherd.
1 Cor. 15.24. Then cometh the end, when
he shaU have deUvered up the kingdom to
God, even the Father; when he shall have
put down aU rule and all authority and power.
26. For he must reign, tUl he hath put all
enemies under his feet, 26. The last enemy
that shaU be destroyed is death. 27. For he
hath put aU things under his feet. But vvhen
he saith all things are put imder him, it w
manifest that he is excepted, which did put
aU things under him. 28. And when aU thinga
shall be subdued unto him, then shaU the
Son also himaelf be subject unto him that
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put aU things under him, that God may be
all in all,
Eph. 1,10. That in the dispensation of the
fulness of times he might gather together in
one aU things tn Christ, both which are in
heaven, and which are on earth ; even in hira.
Heb. 12,23, To the general assembly and
church of the firstbom, which are written in
heaven, and to Gk)d the Judge of aU, and to
the spirits of just men made pertect, 24. And
to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant,
and to the blood of sprinkling, that speaketh
better things than that of AbeL 27. This
word. Yet once more, signifieth the removing
of those things that are shaken, as of things
that are raade, that those things whidi cannot
be shaken may remain. 28. Wherefore we
receiving a kingdom which cannot be moved,
let us have grace.
Rev. 6.10. Hast made ua unto our Gk)d
Idnga and priests : and we shall reign on the
earth. 13. Every creature whidi is in heaven,
and on the earth, and under the earth, and
such as are in the sea, and aU that are in
them, heard I saying, Blessing, and honour,
and glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth
upon the throne, and unto the Lamb for ever
and ever. 14. And the four beasts said, Amen.
And the four and twenty dders feU dovm and
worshipped him that Uveth for ever and ever.
Rev. 11,16. The seventh angd sounded ;
and there were great voices in heaven, saying.
The kingdoms of this world are become the
kingdoms of our Lord, and of hia Christ ; and
he shaU reign for ever and ever.
Rev. 12.10. I heard a loud voice aaytng in
heaven, Now ia come salvation, and strength,
and the kingdom of our God, and the power
of his CJhrist : for the accuser of our brethren
ia cast dovra, which accused them before our
God day and night.
Rev. 16.4. AU nations shaU come and wor
ship before thee.
Rev. 20.4. And I saw thrones, and they sat
upon them, and judgment waa given unto
them : and / saw the souls of thera that were
beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the
word of God, and which had not worshipped
the beast, neither hia iraage, neither had re
ceived his mark upon their foreheads, or in
their hands ; and they Uved and reigned with
Christ a thousand years. 6. But the rest of
the dead Uved not again untU the thousand
yeara were finished. This is the first resur
rection. Rev. 20, 6. Blessed and holy is he that hath
part in the first resurrection ; on such the
second death hath no power, but they shaU
be priests of God and of Clirist, and shaU
reign with him a thousand years.
See Salvation.
CHURCH, Unity of, Jno. 10.16. Other
sheep I have, which are not of this fold : them
alao I muat bring, and they shaU hear my
voice ; and there shaU be one fold, and one
shepherd. Jno. 17.11. Holy Father, keep through
thine own name those whom thou hast given
me, that they may be one, as we are. 21 . That
they aU may be one ; as thou. Father, art in
rae, and I in thee, that they also may be one
in us : that tlie world may believe that thou
hast sent me. 22. And the glory which thou
gavest me I have given them ; that they may
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be one, even as we are one : 2S. lin them,
and thou in rae, that they may be made per
fect in one ; and that the world may know
that thou hast sent me, and host loved them,
as thou hast loved me.
Rom. 12,4. As we have many members in
one body, and aU members have not the same
office : 6. So we, being many, ave one body
in Christ, and every one members one of
another. 1 Cor. 10.17. We beiTig many are one
bread, and one body : for we are aU partakers
of that one bread.
1 Cor. 12.6. There are differences of admin-
iatrationa, but the same Lord, 12. Aa the
body ia one, and hath raany members, and all
the merabera of that one body, being many,
are one body : so alao is Christ. 13. For by
one Spirit are we aU baptised into one body,
whether we be Jews or GentUes, whether we
be bond or free ; and have been all made to
drink Into one Spirit. 26. And whether one
member suffer, aU the members suffer with
it ; or one member be honoured, aU the mem
bers rejoice with it. 27. Now ye are the
body of Christ, and members in particular,
V. 12-27.
Gal. 3.26. Ye are aU the chUdren of God
by faith tn Christ Jesus. 27. For as many of
you as have been baptised into Christ have
put on Christ. 28. There is neither Jew nor
Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is
neither male nor female : for ye are all one in
Christ Jesus.
Eph. 1,10. That in the dispensation of the
fulness of times, he raight gather together in
one aU thinga in Christ, both which are in
heaven, and which are on earth, even in hira.
Eph, 2.15. Having aboUshed in his fiesh
the enmity, even the law of commandments
contained in ordinances ; for to make tn him
self of twain one new man, so making peace.
19. Ye are no more strangers and foreigners,
but feUow-citizens with the saints, and of the
household of Gk)d. 21. In whom aU the build
ing, fitly framed together, groweth unto an
holy temple in the Lord.
Eph. 3.6. The GentUes should be feUow-
heirs, and of the sarae body, and partakers of
his promise in Christ by the gospel. 15. Of
whom the whole fanuly in heaven and earth
is named.
Eph. 4.4. Tliere is one body, and one Spirit,
even as ye are caUed in one hope of your call
ing; 5. One Lord, one faith, one baptisra,
6. One God and Father of all, who is above
all, and through all, and in you aU. 12. For
the perfecting of the saints, for the work of
the ministry, for the edifying of the body of
Christ : 13. TiU we all come in the unity of
the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of
God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of
the stature of the fulness of Christ.
Eph. 4.16. From whom the whole body fitly
joined together and compacted by that which
every joint suppUeth, according to the effectual
working in the measure of every part, maketh
increase of the body, unto the edifying of
itself in love. 25. We are members one of
another. Col. 3.11. There is neither Greek nor Jew,
circumcision nor uncircumcision, Barbarian,
Scythian, bond nor free : but Christ is all, and
in aU. 16. Let the peace of God ride in youi

CHURCH AND COUNTRY
hearts, to the which also ye are caUed tn one
body. See Christ, ttti;at> of the Church. —
Union to Christ.
CHURCH AND Country, Love OF. Nura.
24,9. Blessed is he that blesseth thee, and
cursed is he that curseth thee. Gen. 12.3,
Gen. 27.29.
Psa. 74.3. Lift up thy feet unto the perpetual
desolations ; even aU that the enemy hath done
wickedly in the sanctuary. 7, They have cast
fire into thy sanctuary, they have defiled by
casting down the dweUing-place of thy name
to the ground. 8. They said in their hearts.
Let us destroy them together : they have
bumed up all the synagogues of God in the
land. 10. O God, how long shaU the adver
sary reproach 7 shoU the enemy blaspheme thy
name for ever? 11. Why withdrawest thou
thy hand, even thy right hand ? pluck it out of
thy bosom.
Paa. 102.14. Thy servanta take pleasure in
her stones, and favour the dust thereof,
Psa. 122.6. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem:
they sLaU prosper that love thee. 9. Because
of the house of the Lord our God I vriU seek
thy good.
Psa. 128.5. The Lord shaU bless thee out
of Zion : and thou shalt see the good of Jeru
salem aU the days of thy Ufe. 6. Yea, thou
shalt see thy chUdren's children, and peace
upon IsraeL
Psa. 137.1. By the rivers of Babylon, there
we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remem
bered Zion. 2. We hanged our harps upon
the wUlows tn the midst thereof. 3. For there
they that carried us away captive required of
us a song ; and they that wasted us required
of us mirth, saying. Sing us one of the songs
of Zion. 4. How shaU we sing the Lord's song
in a strange land ? 5. If I forget thee, 0 Jeru
salem, let my right hand forget her cunning.
6. If I do not remeraber thee, let my tongue
cleave to the roof of my mouth ; if I prefer not
Jerusalem above my chief joy.
Isa. 22.4. Look away from me; I wiU weep
bitterly, labour not to comfort me, because of
the apoiUng of the daughter of my people. 5,
For it is a day of trouble, and of treading
dovra, and of perplexity by the Lord Gk)d of
hosts. laa. 68.12. They that shall be of thee shaU
buUd the old waste places: thou shalt raise
up the foundations of many generations ; and
thou shalt be called. The repairer of the breach.
The restorer of paths to dweU in,
Isa, 62,1. For Zion's sake wiU I not hold
my peace, and for Jerusalem's sake I wiU not
rest, untu the righteousness thereof go forth
as brightness, and the salvation thereof as a
lamp that burneth, 6, I have set watchmen
upon thy walls, 0 Jerusalem, whAdi shaU never
nold their peace day nor night : ye that make
mention of the Lord, keep not silence; 7.
And give him no rest, tiU he establish, and
tiU he make Jemsalem a praise in the earth.
Isa. 66.10. Eejoice ye with Jerusalem, and
be glad with her, all ye that love her: rejoice
for joy vrith her, aU ye that moum for her,
13. Ye shaU be comforted in Jerusalem.^ 14.
And when ye see this, your heart shaU rejoice,
and your bones shaU flourish Uke an herb.
Jer. 9.1. Oh that my head were watera,
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CIRCUMCISION
might weep day and night for the slain of the
daughter of my people I
Jer. 14.17. Let mine eyes run down vrith
tears night and day, and let them, not cease :
for the virgin daughter of my people is broken
with a great breach, with a very grievous blow,
Jer. 61.60. Remeraber the Lord afar off,
and let Jerusalem come into your mind. 61,
We are confounded, because we have heard
reproach : shame hath covered our faces : for
strangers are corae into the sanctuaries of the
Lord's house.
Lam. 2. 11. Mine eyes do faU with tears, my
bowels are troubled, ray Uver ia poured upon
the earth, for the destruction of the daughter
of my people ; becauae the chUdren and liie
suckUngs swoon in the streeta of the city.
Lara. 3.48. Mi tip, eye runneth down with
rivers of water for the destruction of the
daughter of my people, 49. Mine eye trick-
leth down, and ceaseth not, vrithout any inter-
miaaion, 50. TiU the Lord look down, and
behold from heaven. 51. Mine eye affecteth
mine heart because of aU the daughters of ray
city. See Lamentations, c, 1-5.
CHURCH AND Country, Love of. Ex
amples of. Moses, Ex, 2.11,12. Act. 7.23-26.
Heb, 11,24,25. Num, 27.15-17. Reubenites,
Num. 32.18. IsraeUtes, Jud. 6.2,18. Jud.
21.2-4. EU, 1 Sam. 4.13,18. Phmehas' wife,
1 Sara, 4.21. Saul, 1 Sara. 11.4-9. David,
2Sam.l.20. Philistines, 2Sam. 10,12, Lepers,
2 Kin, 7.9, Nehemiah, Neh. 1,2-4. Neh. 2.
Jews, Neh. 11.2. Mordecai, Est. 4. Est, 10,3,
Erther, Est, 4,16. Est, 7.3,4. Est. 8.6,
See Love and Kindness — Zeal,
CHURNING. Pro. 30.33.
CHUSHAN-RISHATHAini,kingofMeso
potamia, subjugates Israel, and is defeated by
Othnid. Jud. 3,8-10,
CILICIA, a province of Asia Minor. Jews
from, dispute vrith Stephen, Act. 6.9. The
apostles send a letter to the churches in. Act.
15,23, Paul visits the churches tn. Act. 15,41.
Gal, L21, See Tarsus.

CINNAMON. Ex,:
4.14. Rev. 18.13.

).23. Pro. 7,17, Song

GINNEROTH, a city and district in the
tribe of NaphtaU, supposed to be the sarae as
Grennesareth, , Deu. 3.17. Jos, 11,2, Jos.
19.35. Sea of, see Gaulee.
CIRCUMCISION. Of divine appointment.
Gen. 17.10-14. I^v. 12.3. Jno, 7.22. Act,
7,8, Rom. 4.11. Performed on the 8th day
on all males home-bom or bought. Gen,
17.12,13. Lev. 12.3. Phi. 3.6. When neces
sary, on Sabbath, Jno. 7.23. Necessary to the
observance of the passover, Ex. 12.48. Accora-
panied with nanUng the chUd, Gen. 21.3,4.
Luk. 1.59. Luk. 2.21. Punishraent for neglect
ing. Gen. 17.14. Ex. 4.24,
Observed by Abraham, Gen. 17.23-27. Gen
21,3,4. Shecheraites, Gen, 34,24. Moses, Ex,
4.25. Joshua atGilgal, Jos, 6,2-9, Parents of
John, Luk. 1.69. Of Christ, Luk. 2.21. Of Paul,
Phi. 3,5. Timothy circumcised. Act. 16.3.
Omitted by Israel in the wUdemess, Jos. 6,7.
Promises connected with, Gen. 17.4rl4. Act.
7.8, Rom. 3.1, Rora, 4,11. Rom. 9.7-13. Gal.
6.3. Erroneous views of. Act. 15.1. Did not
aecure apiritual blessings, Rom. 2.25,28. Gal.
6.13. AboUshed, Act. 15,6-29. Rom, 3,30.
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Rom. 4.9-11. 1 Cor. 7.18,19. Gal. 2.8,4. Gal.
6.2-11. Gal. 6.12. Eph. 2.11,15. Col. 2.11.
Col. 3.11.
lUustrative, Ex, 6.12. Deu. 10.16. Deu.
30.6. Jer. 6.10. Jer, 9.26. Eom. 2.28,29.
Eom. 16.8. Phi. 3.3. Col. 2.11. Col. 3.11.
The Circctmcision, a name of the Jews,
Act. 10.46. Act, 11.2. Gal. 2. 9. Col. 4.11.
Et. 1.10. Of Christians, Phi. 3.3.
CISTERN, Ulustrative, 2 Km. 18.31. Pro.
5,15. Ecc. 12.6. See Wells.
CITIES AND Towns, antiquity of. Gen,
4.17, Gen. 10.10-12. Naming of, see Names.
Fenced and garrisoned, Deu. 9.1. Jos. 10.20.
Jos. 14.12. 2 Chr. S.6. 2 Chr. 11.10-12.
2 Chr. 17.2,19. 2 Chr. 21.3. Isa. 23.11. See
Fortress, Walls, Gates.
Eoyal cities, Jos. 10.2. ISam. 27.6. 2Sam.
12.26. IChr. 11.7. Treasure and store cities.
Gen. 41.48. Ex. 1.11. 1 Kin. 9.19. 2 Chr.
8.4. 2 Chr. 16.4. 2 Chr. 17.12. Chariot cities,
2 Chr. 1.14. 2 Chr. 8.6. 2 Chr. 9.25. Mer
chant cities, Isa. 28.11. Ezc. 17.4. Eze. 27.3.
Of Priests and Levites, see Priests, Levites.
Builtof brick, seeBRicKS. Of stone, 2 Sam.
17.13. Psa. 102.14. Eze. 26.12. Streets of,
see Streets, Governors and magistrates of,
see Blders. Town-clerk, Act. 19.35. Sup
pUed with water, see Wells.
Suburbs of, for cattle. Num. 85.3-5. Jos,
14.4. Watchmen of, see Watchmen, Ad
jacent villages belonged to, see Villages.
Illustrative, Heb. 11.10,16. Heb. 12.22. Heb.
13.14. For Usts of cities, see Palestine and
other countries.
CITIES OF Refuge, from the avenger of
blood, for manslayers not murderers, who
were tried, and obliged to remain in the city
till the high-priest's death ; were aU Levitical
cities, Ex. 21.13,14. Num. 36.11-32. Deu.
4.41-43. Deu. 19.2-13. Jos. 20.
Eoads made to, Deu. 19.3. Names of, see
Bezer, Golan, Hebron, Kedesh-Naph-
TALI, RaMOTH-GilEAD, ShECHEM.
CITIZEN of Eome, Act. 21.39. Privi
leges of. Act. 16.37,38. Act. 22.26-29, Act.
23.27. Act. 26.10,12,25,27. Act. 26.82. lUus
trative, Eph. 2.19. See Suejeots.
CLATJDA, an island off the coast of Crete,
Act. 27,16.
CLAUDIA, a Christian female of Rome,
2 Tim. 4.21.
CLAUDIUS, emperor of Rome, dearth in
his reign, Act. 11.28, Banishes Jews from
Eome, Act. 18.2.
 LYSIAS, general at Jerusa
lem, apprehends Paul, Act. 21.31-40. Act.
22.SS-30. And sends him to Felix, Act,
23.10-36.  FELIX. See Felix.
CLAY, used for seals, Job 38.14. By the
potter, Isa. 29.16. Christ anoints a blind
man with, Jno. 9.6-16. Illustrative, Job 4.19.
Isa. 46.9. Isa. 64.8. Eom. 9.21. SymboUcal,
Dan. 2.33-41.
CLEAN AND Unclean Animals, Lev, 11.
Deu. 14, See Defilement.

CLEANSING.
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COMirEECE
CLEMENT, a Christian at PhUippi, Phi
4.3. CLEOFAS, a disciple to whom Jesns ap
peared on the way to Emmaus, Luk. 24.18.
CLEOPHAS. John 19.26.
CLOAK. See Dress.
CLOUD OF Glory. A pUlar of cloud by
day and fire by night, guiding Israel in the
¦wUdemess, Ex. 13.21,22. Num. 10.33-36.
Num. 14.14. Deu. 1.33, Neh. 9.19. Psa.
78.14. liefendedlsrael, Ex. 14.19,20,24. When
it rested, Israel rested ; when taken up, they
journeyed, Ex. 40.36-38, Num. 9.17-23, Num,
10.11,12. Appearances of— First at the Red Sea, Ex.
13,21. Ex. 14.19. When Israel murmured for
bread, Ex, 16.10. At the giving of the law,
Ex. 19.9,16. Ex. 24.16-18. Ex. 34.6. At the
appointment of seventy elders. Num. 11.26.
At the sedition of Miriam and Aaron, Num.
12.6,10. When Israel murmured on the report
of the spies, Num. 14.10. At the rebeUion of
Korah, Num. 16.19,42.
Over the tabernacle. Num. 9.15-22. At the
tabernacle door, Ex. 38.9,10 ; Num. 12.6 ; Deu.
81.16. FUling the tabernacle, Ex. 40.34,36,
On the mercy-seat. Lev. 16.2. See Merot-
Seat. ¦ In Solomon's temple. 1 Kin. 8.10,11.
Eze. 10.4. To shepherds. Lull. 2.9.
CNIDUS, a town of Asia Minor, Act. 27,7.
COAL. Pro. 26.21. Job 41.21. Psa, 18.8,12.
Isa. 44.12. Signifying charcoal, Psa. 120.4.
Jno. 18.18. Jno. 21.9. Live coal, illustrative,
2 Sam. 14.7.
COAT. See Deess. Coat of Mail, see
Breastplate. COCKATRICE, a venomous serpent, Isa.
11.8. lUustrative, Isa. 14.29, Isa. 69.6
Jer. 8.17.
COCK-CROWING (the third watch, about
3 o'clock moming). Mar. 13.86. Peter warned
by. Mar. 14.30,68,72.
COCKLE, a phmt. Job 31.40,
COFFER, or Chest, 1 Sam, 6.8,16, Eze.
27.24. See Treasury.
COFFIN, used in Egypt, Gen. 60.26.
COIN. See Money.
COLLEGE (literally, second part, a divi
sion of Jerusalem), 2 Kin. 22.14. 2 Chr. 34.22.
COLOSSE, a city of Phrygia, Epaphras
minister at. Col. 1.7,8. Paul's epistle to the
church at, Col, 1.2.
COMFORT. See Affliction, comfort
IN. COMFORTER, The, See Holy Spirit,
COMMANDMENTS, The. 1st, See Inoi^
ATRY, God the only God. 2d, SeelDOLATRY,
God JEALOUS, 3d, See Blasphemy, Wor
ship. 4th, See Sabbath, Worship. 6th,
See Children, duties op. 6th, SbcMurder,
Malice, Persecution. 7th, See Adultery,
WoRLDLiNEss. 8th, See Dishonesty, In
tegrity. 9th, See Falsehood, Speaking
I EVIL, Treachery. 10th, See Covetous
ness, Contentment, Envy. The Ten
Commandments, see Law of God.
I COMMERCE AND Trade carried on with
I money. Gen. 23.16. Gen. 47.14. Ecc. 10 19

OOJrMOl^ON
See Money, Baiiter, By caravans, Gten.
37.25,27. 2 Chr. 9.14. Isa. 21.13, By ships,
1 Kin. 9.27,28. Pro. 31,14, Rev, 18.19. See
Ships, In shops, Jer. 37.21. At fairs, see
Market. By the Arabians (Sheba), 1 Kin.
10.10-15. Isa, 60,6. Jer. 6.20. Eze. 27.21-24.
Egyptians, Gen. 42.2-34. Ethiopiana, Isa.
45.14. IshmaeUtea, Gen. 37.27,28. IsraeUtes,
1 Kan. 9.26. Eze. 27.17. Ninevites, Nah.
3.16. Syrians, Eze. 27-16,18. Tarshish, Jer.
10.9. Eze. 27,25. Tyrians, 2 Sam. 5.11. 1
Kin. 6,6. Isa. 23.8. Eze. 27. Eze. 28.6.
Zidonians, Isa. 23,2, Eze. 27,8, Articles of,
see AnTa and Manufaottjres,
COMMUNION, Chbistian. See Saints,
OOMJTUNTON OP. — GOD, PA VOTJB OF, —
PltATERFULNEBS. — SpIEOCTUAL DILIGENCE.
COMPANY, Evil. See Evil Compamt,
Good, see Saints, communion op.
CONCISION (a cutting), a by-name for
circumcision. Phi. 3.2.
CONCUBINE. See Polygamy.
CONCUPISCENCE, Rom, 7,8, Col. 3,5.
UsuaUy translated, lust, as Jno. 8.44, Desire,
Luk. 22.15. Phi. 1.23.
CONDUIT. See Gihon.
CONEY, a wUd animal. Lev. 11.5. Deu.
14.7. Psa. 104.18. Pro. 30.26.
CONFECTIONER, a compounder of spices,
1 Sam. 8.13. See Apothecaky.
CONFESSING Chbist, See Decision.
CONFESSION or Sin. See Repentance.
CONFIDENCE IN God. See Faith. Con
fidence in man, self-confidence, see False
Confidence. CONFUSION OF Tongues. See Babel,
CONIAH. See Jehoiachin.
CONSCIENCE, Pro. 20.27. The spirit of
man is the candle of the Lord, searclung all
the inward parts.
Rom. 2,14. When the GentUes, which have
not the law, do by nature the things contained
in the law, these, having not the law, are a
law unto themselves : 15. Which shew the
work of the law written in their hearts, their
conscience also bearing witness, and their
thoughta the mean whUe accusing or else
excusing one another.
Rora. 14.14, To him that esteemeth any thing
to be unclean, to hira -ii is unclean. 22. Happy
is' he that condemneth not himself in that
thing which he aUoweth. 23. And he that
doubteth is damned if he eat, because he eateth
not of faith : for whatsoever is not of faith ia sin.
1 Cor. 8.7. Howbeit there is not in every man
that knowledge : for some with conscience of
the idol unto this hour eat it as a thing offered
unto an idol ; and their conscience being weak
ia defiled.
Tit. 1. 16. Unto the pure aU things are pure :
but unto them that are defiled and unbeUeving
is nothing pure ; but even their mind and
conscience is defiled.
Tit. 3.11. He that is such is subverted, and
ainneth, being condemned of himself.
1 Jno. 3.20, If our heart condemn us, God is
greater than our heart, and knoweth aU things.
21, Beloved, if our heart condemn us not,
then have we confidence toward God. See
CONVTCTIOW OF SiN.

CONTENTMENT
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS. SeelNTEORiTY
CONSECRATION. See Pblest, Levites,
Dedication — Anointing, sacred.
CONSOLATION in Affliction. See
Affliction, comfort in.
CONSPIRACY. See Subjects, treason
of. CONTENTMENT. Psa. 16.6. The Unea
are faUen unto rae in p\ea.5a.nt places ; yea, I
have a goodly heritage.
Psa. 37.7. Rest in the Lord, and wait pa
tiently for him: fret not thyself because of
hira who prospereth in his way. 16. A Uttle
that a righteous man hath is better than the
riches of many wicked.
Pro, 14,14. A good man shall be sati^d
from hiraself. v. 10,
Pro, 15.13. A merry heart maketh a cheer
ful countenance, 16. A merry heart h^th a
continual feast. 16. Better is Uttle with the
fear of the Lord, than great treasure, and
trouble therewith, 17, Better is a dinner of
herbs where love is, than a staUed ox and
hatred therewith. 30. The light of the eyes
rejoiceth the heart : and a good report maketh
the bones fat.
Pro. 16.8. Better is a Uttle with righteous
ness, than great revenues without right.
Pro, 17.1. Better is a dry morsel and quiet
ness therewith, than a house fnU of sacrifices
with strife. 22. A merry heart doeth good like
a medicine. Pro. 30,8. Give me neither poverty nor
riches ; feed me with food convenient for me.
Ecc. 2. 24, Tliere is nothing better for a man
Gian that he should eat and drink, and thai
he should make his soul enjoy good in his
labour, Ecc, 3,12,13, Ecc. 8.15.
Ecc. 4.6. Better is an handful unth quiet
ness, than both the hands fuU with travaU and
vexation of spirit.
Ecc. 5.12. The sleep of a labouring man is
sweet, whether he eat Uttle or much,
Ecc. 6.9. Better is the sight of the eyes than
the wandering of the desire, v. 7, 8.
Ecc. 9.7. Eat thy bread with joy, and drink
thy wine with a merry heart ; for God now ac-
cepteth thy works. 8. Let thy garments be
always white ; and let thy head lack no oint
ment. 9. Live jojfuUy with the wife whora
thou lovest all the days of the life of thy
vanity, which he hath given thee under the
sun. Luk. 3.14. And be content with your wages.
1 Cor. 7.17. As God hath distributed to
every man, as the Lord hath called every one,
so let him walk. 20. Let eveiy man abide in
the same calling wherein he waa caUed. 21.
Art thou called being a aervant ? care not for
it : but if thou mayest be made free, use it
rather, v. 24,
Gal, 6.26, Let ua not be desirous of vain
glory, provoking one another, envying one
another. Phi. 4,11. I have learned, in whatsoever
state I ara, therewith to be content, 12, I
know both how to be abased, and I know how
to abound : every where and in aU things I am
instructed both to be full and to be hungry.
both to abound and to suffer need.
1 Tim. 6.6. GkidUness with contentment ia
great gain. 7. For we brought nothing into
this world, and U is certain we can carry
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nothing out. 8. And having food and raiment
let us be therewith content.
Heb. 13.6. Be content with such thinga as
ye have : for he hath said, I wUl never leave
thee, nor forsake thee.
CONTENTMENT, Examples of. Esau,
Gen. 33.9. BarzUlai, 2 Sam. 19.33-37. Shune-
mite, 2 Kin. 4.13. See Resignation, Thank
fulness, Covetousness, Murmuring.
CONTRITION, See Repentance.
CONVERSATION, 1. (Gr. aTiastroph£),
mode of Ufe, behaviour. Gal. 1.13. Eph, 4,22,
ITim. 4,12, Heb. 13.7. Jas, 3.13. IPet. 2.12.
1 Pet. 3.1,2,16. 2. (Gr. polituma), citizen life.
Phi. 3.20. 3. (Gr.tr<;3)0s),disposition,Heb.l3.5.
See Speaking evil— Wisdom and Kind
ness. CONVERSION. See Regfju eration—
Zeal for Conversion.
CONVICTION of Slk. Dread of God.
Sinners' Misery. Gen. 4.13. Cain said unto
the Lord, My punishment is greater than I
can bear.
Lev. 26.36. The sound of a shj^en leaf shaU
chase them ; and they shaU flee, aa fleeing
from a sword. 39. They that are left of you
ahaU pine away in their iniquity in your
enemies' lands, v. 37.
Deu. 28.34. Thou shalt be mad for the sight
of thine eyes which thou shalt see. 65. And
among these nations shalt thou find no ease,
neither shaU the sole of thy foot have rest :
but the Lord shaU give thee there a trembling
heart, and failing of eyes, and sorrow of mind :
66. And thy life shaU hang in doubt before
thee ; and thou shalt fear day and night and
shalt have none assurance of thy Ufe : 67. In
the moming thou shalt say. Would God it
were even I and at even thou shalt say. Would
God it were morning I for the fear of thine
heart wherewith thou shalt fear, and for the
sight of thine eyes which thou shalt see.
1 Sara. 6.20. Who is able to stand before
thia holy Lord God? and to whora shaU he go
up from us ?
Job. 18.11. Terrors shall make him afraid
on every side, and shaU drive him to his feet,
Job 24.17. The moming is to them even as
the shadow of death : if one know them, they
are in the terrors of tiie shadow of death.
Job 27.20. Terrors take hold on him as
waters, a tempest stealeth him away in the
night. Job 30.16. Terrors are tumed upon me :
they pursue my soul as the wind; and my
welfare passeth away as a cloud.
Job 37.20. ShaU it be told him that I spe^?
if araan speak, surely he shall beswallowed up.
Job 40.4. Behold, I ara vile ; what shaU I
answer thee ? I will lay mine hand upon my
raouth. 5. Once have I spoken, but I will
not answer ; yea, twice, but I wiU proceed no
further. Psa. 31,10. My Ufe is spent with grief, and
my years with sighing: my strength faUeth
because of mine iniquity, and my bones are
consumed. Psa. 38.2. Thine arrows stick fast in me,
and thy hand presseth me sore. 3. There is
no soundness in my flesh because of thine
anger ; neither is Hiere any rest in my bones
because of ray sin. 4. For mine iniquities
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are gone over mine head : as an heavy burden
they are too heavy for me. 5. My wounds
stink, amd are corrupt because of my foolish
ness. 6. I am troubled ; I am bowed down
greatly ; I go mourning all the day long.
Pro. 1. 27. When your fear cometh as deso
lation, and your destruction cometh as a whirl
wind ; when distress and anguish cometh upon
you. Pro, 5,11. Thou moum at the last, when
thy flesh and thy body are consumed, 12, And
say. How have I hated instruction, and my
heart despised reproof; 13. And have not
obeyed the voice of ray teachers, nor inclined
mine ear to them that instructed me 1 14. I
was almost in aU evU in the midst of the con-

Pro. 28.1. The wicked flee when no man
pursueth. Isa. 2.19. They shall go into the holes of
the rocks, and into the caves of the earth, for
fear of the Lord, and for the glory of his
majesty, when he ariseth to shake terribly the
earth, v. 21.
Isa, 6.6. Woe is me I for I am undone;
because I am a man of unclean Ups, and I
dweU in the midst of a people of unclean Ups :
for mine eyes have seen the King, the Lord of
hosts. Isa, 67, 20. The wicked are like the troubled
sea, when it cannot rest, whose waters cast
up mire and dirt. 21. There is no peace, saith
my God, to the wicked. Isa. 48.22.
Lam. 1.20. I am in distress ; ray bowels
are troubled : mine heart is tumed within me ;
for I have grievously rebeUed.
Eze. 7.16. ShaU be on the mountains like
doves of the vaUeys, aU of them mourning,
every one for his iniquity. 17. AU hands
shaU be feeble, and aU knees shall be weak as
water. 18. They shaU also gird themselves
with sackcloth, and horror shaU cover them ;
and shame shaU be upon aU faces, and bald
ness upon aU their heads. 25, They shaU seek
peace, and there shall be none, 26. Mischief
shall come upon mischief, and rumour shall
be upon rumour ; then shaU they seek a vision
of the prophet : but the law shall perish frora
the priest, and counsel frora the ancients.
Eze. 33.10. If our transgressions and our
sins he upon us, and we pine away in them,
how should we then Uve ?
Mic. 7.17. They shaU Uck the dust like a
serpent, they shall move out of their holes
Uke worms of the earth : they shaU be afraid
of the Lord our God, and shall fear because of
thee. Mat. 24.30. Then ahaU all the tribes of the
earth mourn, and they shaU aee the Son of
man coming in the clouds.
Luk. 6.8. He feU down at Jesus' knees,
saying, Depart from me ; for I am a sinful
man, 0 Lord.
Luk. 13.28. There shall be weeping and
gnashing of teeth, when ye ahaU see Abraham,
and Isaac, and Jacob, and aU the prophets, in
the kingdora of God, and you yowrselves thrust
out. Act. 2.37. They were pricked in their heart,
and said unto Peter, aiMi to the rest of the
apostles. Men and brethren, what shaU we do ?
Act. 9,6. He, trembling and astonished,
said. Lord, what wUt thou have me to do ?
Act. 16. 29. He called for a light, and sprang

OONVlCTtON
In, and came tremhling, and fell down hefore
Paul and SUas, 30. And brought them out,
and said. Sirs, what must I do to be saved?
Eom. 2.16. Their conscience also bearing
witness, and Gi^ir thoughts the meanwhile
accusing or else excusing one another.
Rom. 7.10. The commandment, which was
ordained to life, I found to he unto death. 11.
For sin, taking occasion by the commandment,
deceived me, and by it slew me. 24. O
wretched man that I am I who shall deliver
me from the body of this death ?
2 Cor. 7.10. The sorrow of the world work
eth death.
1 Jno. 3.20. If our heart condemn us, God
is greater than our heart, and knoweth all
things. 1 Jno. 4.18. There is no fear in love ; hut
perfect love casteth out fear: because fear
hath torment. He that feareth is not made
perfect in love.
Rev. 1.17. "When I saw him, I fell at his
feet as dead.
Rev, 6.16. Every bondman, and every free
man, hid themselves in the dens and in the
rocks of the mountains ; 16. And said to the
mountains and rocks. Fall on us, and hide us
from the face of him that sitteth on the throne,
and from the wrath of the Lamb : 17. For
the great day of his wrath is come ; and who
shall be able to stand? Hos. 10.8. Luk.23.30.
Bev. 9. 6. In those days shall men seek death,
and shall not flnd it ; and shall desire to die,
and death shall flee from them,
CONVICTION, Examples OF. Adam and
Eve, Gen. 3.&.10. Joseph's brethren. Gen.
44.16. Gen, 45.3, Gen. 60.16-18. Pharaoh,
Ex. 9.27,28. Ex. 10.16,17. Ex. 12.31-33.
Egyptians, Ex. 10.7. Ex. 12.33. Ex. 14.25.
Israelites, Ex. 20.19. Ex. 33.4. Num. 14.39,40.
Nnm. 17.12,13. Num. 21.7. Deu, 18.16.
Manoah, Jud. 13.22. Saul, 1 Sam. 16.24.
1 Sam, 24.16-20, 1 Sam, 26.21. David,
2 Sam. 6.9. 1 Chr. 21.30. Widow, 1 Kin.
17.18. Princes of Judah, Jer. 36.16. Bel
shazzar, Dan. 5.6. Darius, Dan. 6.18. Herod,
.Mat. 14.2. Gadarenes, Mar. 6.17. Jews, Jno,
8.9, Judas, Mat. 27.3-5. Felix, Act. 24,25.
See Hepentanoe. — ^Abtliction, benefits
OF. — Judgments, design of.
COOKING. See Bread, Food, Furnace.
COOS, an island of the Mediterranean,
Act. 21.1.
COFFER AND Coppersmith. SeeBRASs.
COK, a measure of 10 ephahs or baths, about
90 gals., 1 Kin. 4.22 {mxmrg.) Eze. 45.14.
COKAL, Job 28.18. Eze. 27.16.
COBBAN (dedicated). Mar. 7.11,
COBD, See Hopes.
COBIANDEB, » plant, Ex. 16.31, Num,
11.7. COBIITTH, a city of Achaia, Paul visits.
Act. 18. 2 Cor. 12.14. 2 Cor. 13.1. ApoUoa
visits. Act. 19.1. Church, schism In, 1 Cor,
1 12. 1 Cor. 3.4. Church, immoralities m,
1 Cor 6 1 Cor. 11. Church of, writes to
Paul, 1 Cur. 7.1. Alienation from Paul,
Abiiseof ordinances, ICor. 11.22. lCor.l4.
Heresiesin, ICor. 16.12. 2 Cor. 11. I^wsmts
in ICor. 6. Liberalityof theohuroh, 2Cor,9,

COVENANTS
Visited by Titus, 2 Cor. 8. 2 Cor. 12. 18,
Erasttis,aChristianof,Eom. 16.23. 2Tim.4.20,
COEMORANT, an unclean bird. Lev. 11.17.
Deu. 14.17. Isa. 34.11. Zeph. 2.14.
COBN, growth of, Psa. 65.13. Mar. 4.28.
Abounded in Egypt, Gen. 41.47-49. In Pales
tine, Deu. 33.28. Eze. 27.17. Parched, Euth
2.14 ISam. 17.17. ISam. 26.18. 2Sam. 17.28.
Israelites ate corn of the country, Jos. 5.11,12.
Samson burnt the shocks of, Jud. 15.5. Ears
of, plucked by Christ's disciples. Mat. 12.1.
Laws regarding, Ex. 22.6. Deu. 23.25.
Illustrative, Psa. 72.16. Hos. 14.7. Jno,
12.24. Symbolical, Gen. 41.6. See Barley,
Bread, Eye, Wheat, Barns, First-fruits,
Gleaning, Harvest, Eeaping, Thresh
ing, Tithes.
CORNELIUS, a pious centurion; his vision,
sends for Peter, is baptized. Act. 10.
COBNEB-STONE, Job 38.6. Psa. 144. 12.
Illustrative, Psa, 118.22. Isa. 28.16. Eph.
2.20. 1 Pet. 2.6.
COBNET. See Trumpet.
COREUPTION, Mount of. See Olives,
Mount of.
COTTAGE. See Booth, Tent.
COUNCIL. See Sanhedrim.
COUNSEIXOB. Of kings, 1 Chr. 27.32
33, Ezr. 4.5. Ezr. 7.14,15,28. Job 12.17
Dan. 6.7. A member of the Sanhedrim, Max.
15.43. A name of Christ, Isa. 9.6.
COUBT. See Houses, Temple, Taber
nacle. COUBTS OF Justice. See Justioe, ad
ministration OF. Court of Kings, see
Kings. COURTESY. See Salutations.
COVENANTS. Sacredness of, Jos. 9.18-21.
GaL 3.15. Breach of, punished, 2 Sam. 21.1-6.
Jer. 34.8-22. Eze. 17.13-19. National, see
AiLIANCES. Eatified by oath, see Oaths. Giving tho
hand, Ezr, 10,19. Lam. 5.6. Eze. 17.18.
Loosing the shoe before witnesses, Euth
4.7-11. Writing and sealing the agree
ment, Neh. 9.38. Jer. 32.10-12. Presents,
Gen. 21.27-30. 1 Sam. 18.3. Feasting, Gen.
26.30. Eaising a pillar. Gen. 31.46,46, By
salt. Lev. 2.13. Num. 18.19. 2 Chr. 13.6.
Passing between the divided parts of a sacri
fice. Gen. 15.9-17. Jer. 34.18,19.
 OF God with Man. With
Adam, Gen, 2.16,17. Noah, Gen. 8.16. Of
circumcision with Abraham, Gen. 17.13.
Eom. 9.7-13. See Circumcision. With
Isaac, Gen. 17.19. Jacob, Gen. 28.13-16. With
the Israelites to deliver Uiem from Egypt, Ex.
6.4-8. Of the Sabbath, Ex. 31.16. Of the
Ten Commandments, Ex. 34.28. Deu. 5.2,3.
Deu. 9.9. Of the priesthood with Phinehas,
Num. 25.18.13. With Levi, Neh. 13.29. Mai.
2.4,6. With Israel in the land of Moab, Den
29.1-15. With David and his children, 2 Sam,
23.6. Psa. 89.20-37. Jer. 33.21. With be
lievers, Isa, 66.3,
To give the Holy Spirit, Isa, 59.21. A
new covenant, Jer. 31.31-34. The covenant's
renewal, Eze. 30.37. The covenant's con-
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COVENANTS
firmation, Dan, 9.27. Covenant of mercy to
the Jews, Jer, 32.38-40. Eze. 87.26. Rom.
11.27. The better covenant, Heb. 8,6. The
new covenant, Heb, 8.13. Heb. 12.24. The
everlasting covenant, Heb,13,20.
COVENANTS with God, Joshua, Jos,
24.26. Jehoiada and Joash, 2 Kin. 31.17,
Josiah, 2 Kin. 23.3. Asa, 2 Chr. 15.12-15.
Nehemiah, N^, 9.38. Neh. 10, IsraeUtes,
Jer, 50,6.
COVETOUSNESS, Worldly Care.
Love of Riches. Es, 18.21. Provide men
of truth, hating covetousness.
Ex. 20.17, Thou shalt not covet thy neigh
bour's house, thou shalt not covet thy neigh
bour's wife, nor his man-servant, nor his maid
servant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing
that is thy neighbour's, Deu, 5,21.
Deu, 8,12. Lest when thou hast eaten and
art fuU, and hast buUt goodly houses, and
dwelt therein ; 13. And wheTi thy herds and
thy flocks raultiply, and thy sUver and thy
gold is multipUed, and aU that thou hast is
multipUed; 14. Then thine heart be lifted
up, and thou forget the Lord thy God. v. 17.
Deu. 6,10-12.
Deu. 31.20. Eaten and fiUed themselves,
and waxen fat ; then wUl they tum unto other
gods. Neh. 5.7. ye exact usury every one of his
brother. Job 20.16, He hath swaUowed down riches,
and he shaU vomit them up again : God shall
cast them out of his beUy, 22, In the fulness
of his sufficiency he shall be in straits, 23.
When he is about to fiU his beUy, God shall
cast the fury of his wrath upon hira, and shaU
rain it upon him while he is eating.
Job 21.13. Spend their days in wealth, and
in a moment go down to the grave. 14. There
fore they aay unto God, Depart from us.
Job 27.16. Though he heap up sUver as the
dust, and prepare raiment as the clay ; 17.
He may prepare it, but the just shaU put it on,
and the innocent shall divide the sUver. 18.
He buUdeth his house as a moth, and as a
booth that the keeper maketh. 19. The rich
man shaUUe down, but he shall not be gather
ed : he openeth his eyes, and he is not.
Job 29.18. I said, I shall die in my nest,
and I shaU multiply my days as the sand. v.
19,20. Job 31.24. If I have made gold my hope, or
have said to the fine gold. Thou art my con
fidence ; 26, If I rejoiced because my wealth
was great, and because mine hand had gotten
much. Psa. 10.3. The covetous, whora the Lord
abhorreth. Psa. 17.14. Men of the world, which have
their portion in this life, and whose beUy thou
fiUest with thy hid trecLsv/re.
Psa, 30,6. In my prosperity I said, I shaU
never be moved,
Psa. 37.16. A Uttle that a righteous man
hath is better than the riches of many wicked.
Psa. 39.6. Every raan walketh in a vain
show : surely they are disquieted in vain : he
heapeth up riches, and knoweth not who shall
gather thera.
Psa, 49,11. Their inward thought is, that
their houses shall continue for ever, and their
dwelling-places to all generations ; they caU
UO

(X)VETODSNESS
their lands after their own names, 12. Never
theless man being in honour abideth not : he
is Uke the beasts that perish, 13. This their
way is their foUy : yet their posterity approve
their sayings. 14. Like sheep they are laid in
the grave. 16. Be not thou afraid when one
is made rich, when the glory of his house is
increased; 17. For when he dieth he shaU
carry nothing away : hia glory shaU not de
scend after him, 18, Though whUe he Uved
he blessed his souL
Paa. 62.7. Lo, this is the man that made not
Grod his strength ; but trusted in the abundance
of his riches.
Psa. 62,10. If riches increase, set not your
heart upon them,.
Psa. 73.5. They are not in trouble as other
men ; neither are they plagued Uke other men.
7, Their eyes stand out with fatness : they
have raore than heart could wish,
Psa. 119.36. IncUne ray heart unto thy tes
timonies, and not to covetousness.
Pro. 1,19. So are the ways of every one that
is greedy of gain ; whieh taketh away the Ufe
of the owners thereof, 32, The prosperity of
fools shall destroy thera.
Pro. 10,2, Treasures of wickedness profit
nothing. Pro, 11,4. Riches profit not in the day of
wrath. 24. There is that withholdeth raore
than is raeet, but it tendeth to poverty. 26.
He that withholdeth corn, the people shall
curse hira. 28. He that trusteth in his riches
shaU faU.
Pro, 13,7. There is that maketh himseU
rich, yet hath nothing : there is that maketh
hiraseU poor, yet hath great riches. 11.
Wealth gotten by vanity shaU be dimmished.
Pro. 15,6. In the revenues of the wicked is
trouble, 16. Better is Uttle with the fear of
the Lord than great treasure and trouble there
with. 17. Better is a. dinner of herbs where
love is, than a staUed ox and hatred there
with. 27. He that ia greedy of gain troubleth
his own house.
Pro, 16.8. Better is a. Uttle with righteous
ness, than great revenues without right.
Pro. 17.1. Better is a dry morsel, and quiet
ness therewith, than an houae fuU of aacrifices
uMh strife.
Pro. 18.11. The rich man's wealth is his
strong city, and as an high waU in his own
conceit. Pro. 10.16.
Pro. 20.21. An inheritance may be gotten
hastUy at the beginning ; but the end thereof
shaU not be blessed.
Pro. 21.6, The getting of tre^ures by a
lying tongue is a vanity tossed to and fro of
thera that seek death, 25, The desire of the
slothful kUleth him, 26, He coveteth greedUy
all the day long.
Pro. 22.16. He that oppresseth the poor to
increase his riclies, and he that giveth to the
ridi, sliall surely come to want.
Pro. 23.4. Labour not to be rich. 6. Wilt
thou set thine eyes upon that which is not?
for riches certainly make themselves wings ;
they fly away as an eagle toward heaven.
Fro. 27.24. Riches are not for ever : and
doth the crown endure to every generation?
Pro. 28.8. He that by usury and unjust
gain increaseth his substance, he shaU gather
it for him that wUl pity the poor. 16, He that
hateth coTetoiunesa abaJl prolong his days

COVETOUSNISS
20. He that maketh haste to be rich ahaU not
be innocent. 22. He that hasteth to be rich
hath an evU eye.
Pro. 30,8, Give me neither poverty nor
riches ; feed rae with food convenient for me :
9, Lest I be fuU, and deny thee, and say. Who
is the Lord ?
Ecc. 1,8. AU things ttT-e fuU of labour ; man
cannot utter it : the eye is not satisfled with
seeing, nor the ear fiUed with hearing, v. 2-8.
Ecc. 2.18. I hated aU ray labour which I
had taken under the sun : because I should
leave it unto the man that shaU be after me.
19. And who knoweth whether he sh^ be a
wise man or a fool ? 22. What hath man of
all ins labour, and of the vexation of his heart,
wherein he hath laboured under the sun ? 23.
For aU his days a/re sorrows, and his travaU
grief; yea, his heart taketh not rest in the
night. Tma is also vanity. 26. To the sinner
he giveth travaU, to gather and to heap up,
that he may give to him that is good before
God. Ecc. 4. 6. Better is an handful unfh quiet
ness, than both the handa tullwith travail and
vexation of spirit. 8. There is one alone, and
there is not a second ; yea, he hatti neither
chUd nor brother : yet is there no end of aU
hia labour ; neither is his eye satisfied with
riches ; neither saith he. For whom do I labour,
and bereave my soul of good?
Ecc. 5,10. He that loveth sUver shall not
be satisfled with silver ; nor he that loveth
abundance with increase : this is also vanity.
11. When goods increase, they are increased
that eat them : and what good is there to the
owners thereof, saving the beholding of fhem
with their eyes ? 12. The sleep of a labouring
man is sweet, whether he eat Uttle or much :
but the abundance of the rich wUl not suffer
, him to sleep. 13. There is a sore evU which
Ihave seen under the sun, namely, riches kept
for the owners thereof to their hurt.
Ecc. 5.16. He shall take nothing of his
labour, which he may carry away in his hand.
16. And this also is a sore evU, that in all
points aa he came, so shaU he go : and what
proflt hath he that hath laboured for the wind ?
17. AU his daya alao he eateth in darkness,
Ecc. 6.2. A man to whom God hath given
riches, wealth, and honour, so that he wanteth
nothing for his soul of aU that he desireth, yet
God giveth hira not power to eat thereof, but
a stranger eateth it : this is vanity, and it is
an evU disease. 7. AU the labour of man is
for his mouth, and yet the appetite is not fiUed.
V. 1-7.
Isa. 6.8. Woe unto them that join house to
house, </ki* lay field to field, tUl there be no
place, that they may be placed alone tn the
midst of the earth !
l^a. 66.2. Wherefore do ye spend money
for that which is not bread 1 and your labour
for that whidi satisfieth not ?
Isa. 56.11. They are greedy dogs which can
never have enough : they aU look to their own
way, every one for hia gain, from his quarter.
Isa. 67.17. For the iiuquity of his covetous
ness was I wroth, and smote him,
Jer. 6,13. From the least of them even unto
the greatest of them every one is given to
covetousness. , .
Jer. 9.23. Let not the richmumglory m ma
riches.

COVETOUSNESS
Jer. 17.11. As the partridge sitteth on eggs,
and hatcheth Hiem not ; so he that getteth
nches, and not by right, shall leave them in
the midst of his days, and at his end shall be
a fool. Jer, 22.17. Thine eyes and thine heart are
not but for thy covetousness.
Jer. 48.36 The riches that he hath gotten
are perished.
Jer, 51.13. Abundant in treasures, thine
end is corae, and the measure of thy covet
ousness. Eze. 7.19. They shaU cast their sUver in
the streets, and their gold shall be removed :
their sUver and their gold shaU not be able to
deUver them in the day of the wrath of the
Lord : they shall not satisfy their souls, neither
fiU their bowels : because it is the stumbling-
block of their iniquity.
Eze. 13.19, WUl ye poUute me among my
people for handfuls of barley and for pieces of
bread. Eze. 22,12. They have taken gifts to shed
blood ; thou hast ta^en usury and increase, and
thou hast greedUy gained of thy neighbours
by extortion, and hast forgotten me, saith the
Lord God. 13. I have smitten mine hand at
thy dishonest gain which thou hast made.
Eze. 28.6. By thy great wisdom and by
thy traffick hast thou increased thy riches,
and thine heart is lifted up because of thy
riches. Eze. 33,31. With their mouth they shew
much love, but their heart goeth after their
covetousness, Hos. 10,1. Israel is an empty vine, he
bringeth forth fruit unto himseU,
Hos. 12.8. I am becorae rich, I have found
me out substance : in ail my labours they shall
find none iniquity in rae,
Araos 8.6. When wiU the new moon be
gone, that we may seU com ? and the sabbath,
that we may set forth wheat,
Mic. 2.2. They covet fields, and take fhem
by violence ; and houses, and take thcTn away :
so they oppress a man and his house.
Mic. 3.11. The heads thereof judge for
reward, and the priests thereof teach for hire,
and the prophets thereof divine for money.
Hab. 1.16. They sacrifice unto their net,
and bum incense unto their drag ; because
by them their portion is fat, and their meat
plenteous. Hab. 2.5. Se is a proud raan, neither keep
eth at home, who enlargeth hia desire as heU,
and is as death, and cannot be satisfied, but
gathereth unto hira aU nations, and heapeth
unto hira all people.
Hab. 2.6. Woe to hira that increaseth that
which is not his I that ladeth himseU with
thick clay ! 9. That coveteth an evU covetous
ness to his house, that he may set his nest on
high 1 13. Is it not of the I#ord of hosts that
the people shaU labour in the very fire, and the
people shall weary themselves for very vaiuty ?
Zeph. 1.18. Neither their sUver nor their
gold shaU be able to deUver them in the day
of the Lord's wrath.
Hag. 1.6. Ye have sown much, and bring
in Uttle ; ye eat, but ye have not enough ; ye
drink, but ye are not fiUed with drink ; ye
clothe you, but there is none warm ; and he
that earneth wages, eametli wages to put ii
into a bag with holes. Ill *

COVETOUSNESS
MaL 1.10. Who is there even among you
that would shut the doors for Tionght f neither
do ye kindle^e on mine altar for nought.
Mat, 6.19. Lay not up for yourselves trea
sures upon earth. 24. No raan can serve two
masters : for either he wUl hate the one, and
love the other ; or else he wUl hold to the one,
and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God
and mammon. 26. Take no thought for your
life, what ye shaU eat, or what ye shaU diink ;
nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on.
Is not the Ufe more than meat, and the body
than raiment? v. 24r34. Luk. 12.22-31,
Mat. 13.22. The care of this world, and the
deceitfulness of riches, choke the word, and he
becometh unfruitful, v. 7. Mar. 4.7,18,19,
Luk. 8.7,14.
Mat, 16.26, What is a man profited, if he
shaU gain the whole world, and lose his own
soul? Mat. 19. 24. It is easier for a camel to go
through the eye of a needle, than for a rich
man to enter into the kingdom of God. v. 23.
Luk, 18,24,25,
Mat. 22.6. They made Ught of it, and went
their ways, one to his form, another to his
merchandise, v. 1-14.
Mar,7.21. Out of the heart proceed ... 22.
Covetousness . . . these evU things corae from
within, and defile the man.
Mar, 10.24. How hard is it for them that
trust in riches to enter into the kingdom of
God! Luk. 6.24. Woe unto you that are rich I for
ye have received your consolation. 26. Woe
unto you that are fuU I for ye shall himger.
Luk. 10.41. Thou art careful and troubled
about many things.
Luk. 12.16. Take heed, and beware of
covetousness : for a man's life consisteth not
in the abundance of the things which he
possesseth. [See Parable of rich man, v. 16-21.]
33. Proride yourselves bags which wax not
old, a treasure in the heavens that faUeth not,
where no thief approacheth, neither moth
corrupteth. 34. For where your treasure is,
there wiU your heart be also. Mat, 6.21.
Luk. 14.18. They aU with one coTweni began
to make excuse. The first said unto hira, I
have bought a piece of ground, and I must
needs go and see it : I pray thee have rae
excused, v. 16-24,
Jno. 6.27. Labour not for the raeat which
perisheth. Rom. 1. 29. Being fiUed with aU unrighteous
ness, covetousness.
ICor. 6.11. If any man that is called a
brother be covetous, or an extortioner, with
such an one no not to eat.
1 Cor. 7.30. They that buy, as though they
possessed not; 31. And they that use thi^
world, as not abusing it : for the fashion of
thia world passeth away.
2 Cor. 9.6. He which soweth sparingly shaU
reap also sparingly; and he which soweth
bountUuUy shall reap also bountifuUy. 7.
Every man according as he purposeth in his
heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of
necessity : for God loveth a cheerful giver.
Eph, 6.3. Covetousness, let it not be once
named among you, as becometh saints, 6,
Nor covetous man, who ia an idolater, hath
any inheritance in the kingdora of Christ and
of God. 1 Cor. 6.10.
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COVETOUSNESS
PhU. 3.19. Who mind earthly thinga.
PhU. 4.6. Be careful for nothing.
Col. 3. 2. Set your affection on things above,
not on things on the earth. 6. Mortifythere-
fore your merabers which are upon the earth ;
covetousness, which is idolatry: 6. For which
things' sake the wrath of Go(* coraeth on the
chUdren of disobedience.
1 Tim. 3.8. Not greedy of filthy lucre ; but
patient, not a brawler, not covetous. Tit,
1.11. 1 Tun. 6.6. Supposing that gain is godli
ness : from such withdraw thyself, 9. They
that wUl be rich faU into temptation and a
snare, and into many fooUsh and hurtful lusts,
which drown men in destruction and perdition.
10. For the love of money is the root of all
evU: which whUe some coveted after, they
have erred from the faith, and pierced them
selves through with many sorrows. 11. But
thou, O man of God, flee these things. 17.
Charge them that are rich in this world, that
they be not high-minded, nor trust in uncer
tain ridies.
2 Tim. 2,4. No man thatwarreth entangleth
himself with the affairs of this Ufe.
2 Tim. 3,2. Men shall be lovers of their
own selves, covetous,
Heb. 13.6. Let your conversation he without
covetousness ; and be content with such thinga
as ye have.
Jas. 1.11. So also sh^ the rich man fade
away in his ways,
Jas, 4.2. Ye lust, and have not ; ye kiU,
and desire to have, and cannot obtam. 13,
Go to now, ye that say. To-day or to-morrow
we wUi go into such a city, and continue there
a year, and buy and seU, and get gain : 14,
Whereas ye know not what shall be on the
morrow, v. 13-17.
Jas. 6.1. Go to now, ye rich men, weep
and howl for your miseries that shaU corae
upon you. 2. Your riches are corrupted, and
your garments are motheaten. 3. Your gold
and silver is cankered ; and the rust of them
shaU be a witness against you, and shall eat
your flesh as it were fire. Ye have heaped
treasure together for the last days.
1 Pet. 1.7. Gold that perisheth.
1 Pet. 6.2. Taking the oversight thereof,
not by constraint, but wUlingly ; not for filthy
lucre. 2 Pet. 2.3. Through covetousness shaU they
with feigned words make merchandise of you :
whose judgment now of a long time Ungereth
not. 14. An heart they have exercised with
covetous practices, v. 15,16.
1 Jno. 2.16. Love not the world, neither
the things that are in the world. If any raan
love the world, the love of the Father ia not tn
him. V. 16,17.
COVETOUSNESS, Examples of. Eve,
Gen. 3.6. Lot, Gen. 13.10-13. Laban,
Gen. 24,80, Achan, Jos. 7.21. EU'a sons,
1 Sam. 2,13-17. Samuel's aons, 1 Sara. 8.3.
Saul, 1 Sara. 15.8,9. Ahab, IKin. 21.2-16.
Gehazi, 2 Km. 6,20-27. Jews, Neh, 6.1-11.
Neh, 13,10. Hag. 1.4^9. Jno. 6.26. Tyrians,
Eze. 28.1-19. Priests, Mai. 1,10. Ruler, Mat.
19.22. Money-changers, Mat. 21.12,13. Jno.
2,14rl6, Judas, Mat. 26.16,16. Jno. 12.6.
Steward, Luk. 16.1-8. Pharisees, Luk.
16.14. Menof Sodom, Luk. 17.28-30. Simon
Magus, Act. 8.18-23. Sorcerers, Act. 16.19,

COW
Demetrius, Act, 19.24-27. Festus, Act. 24.26.
Demas, 2 Tim. 4.10. Balaam, 2 Pet. 2.15.
See Bribery — Contentment — Liber
ality — Murmuring — Eiches, value of
— World LiNBSS.
COW, or Kine, yoked by the Philistines in
sending back the ark, 1 Sam. 6,7-12. Saeri-
ficed, 1 Sam. 6.14. Pharaoh's dream of. Gen.
41.2-7,26-30. Illustrative, Amos 4.1. See
Cattle. COWARDICE, See Pear of Man.
CRACKNELS (Cakes), 1 Kin. 14.3.
CRANE, a bird of passage, Isa. 38.14,
Jer. 8.7.
CREATION. See God Creatoe^Christ
Creator. CREDITORS. Took pledges, Deu. 24.10.
Pro. 22.27. Sureties, Pro. 11.15. Pro. 22.26.
Mortgages, Neh. 6.3. Bills, Lnk. 16.6. En
forced payment by selling the debtor or sure
ty's property, or taking him and his family
for bond-slaves, Ex. 21.2. 2 Kin. 4.1. Neh.
6.6. Job 24.9. Pro. 22.26,27. Mat. 18.25.
By imprisonment. Mat. 5.26. Mat. 18.30.
Forbidden to take millstones in pledge, Deu.
24.6. To take pledges violently, Deu. 24.10.
Job 22.6. Job 24.9. To exact debts on the
sabbatical year, Deu. 15.2,3. To exact usury
from Israelites, Ex. 22.26. Lev. 25.36. Deu.
23.20. To retain garments as pledges after
sunset, Ex. 22.26,27. Deu. 24.12,13. Eze.
18.7,12. Eze. 33.15. Amos 2.8. To take a
widow's garment in pledge, Deu. 24.17. Or a
widow's ox. Job 24.3.
CREEPING THINGS, Gen. 1.26, Eom.
1,23. The original is applied to beasts gener
aUy, Psa. 104. 20. Aquatic animals, Psa. 104.25.
The smaller quadrupeds, as weasels, &c., Lev.
11,29-31. Insects, Ac, Lev. 11.20-23. Many-
footed animals. Lev. 11.42. Eeptiles that
crawl on their beUles, Lev. 11.42.
Were unclean. Lev. 5.2. Lev. 11.20-44, Deu.
14.19. Exceptions, Lev. 11.21,22. Idolatrous
representations of, Eze. 8.10.
CRESCENS, a companion of Paul, 2 Tim.
4.10. CRETE (Candia), an island in the
Mediterranean, Act. 2.11. Act. 27.7,12,13,21.
Titus left at. Tit. 1,6. Cretians' character. Tit.
1.12. Towns of, see Fair-havens, Lasea,
Pheniob. Cape of, see Salmone.
CRIB. See Manger.
CRISPUS, chief ruler of the synagogue at
Corinth, Act. 18.8. Baptized by Paul, 1 Cor.
1.14. CROSS. Illustrative of self-denial. Mat.
10 38 Mat. 16.24. Mar. 10.21. Luk. 9.23.
Of' the Gospel, 1 Cor. 1,17,18. Gal. 6.11,24.
GaL 6.12,14. Phi. 3.18. See Crucifixion,
CROWN. Of Kings, 2 Sam. 1.10. 2 Sam.
12 30 2 Kin. 11.12. Est. 6.8. Psa. 21.3.
Song 3.11. Eev. 6.2. OfQueen,Est.l.ll. Est.
2 17. Onthehigh-priest'smitre, Ex. 29.6. Lev,
8 9 ' Zee 6.11. Upon the ark, &c., Ex.
25 il 26. Ex. 30.3.
Of 'honour. Est. 8.16. Zee. 6.14. 1 Cor.
9 25 2 Tim. 2.6. An ornament, Eze, 23.42,
Eze.'l6.12- Set with precious stones. Zee.

CYMBAIB
9.16. Isa. 62.3. Of thorns, Jno. 19.5. nin.s-
trative. Pro, 12.4. Pro. 16,31. Isa. 28.6
Lam. 5.16. Phil. 4.1. 1 Thess. 2.19. 2 Tim.
4.8. Jas. 1.12. 1 Pet. 5.4. Eev. 3.11. Sym
bolical, Eev. 6.2. Eev. 9.7. Eev. 12.1,3. Eev.
13.1. Eev. 14.14. Eev. 19.12. Eev. 4.4,10.
CRUCIFIXION, a Eoman punishment.
Mat. 20.19 with Jno. 18.31,32. Of two thieves.
Mat. 27.38. Of disciples. Mat. 23.84. Termed
cursed, Gal. 3.13. An offence. Gal, 5.11. Illus
trative, Gal. 5.24. See C^oss — Christ's
Sufferings — Christ, death of.
CRUELTY. See Malice, Murder.
CRUSE, a bottle or pitcher, 1 Sam. 26.11.
1 Kin. 14.8. 2 Kin. 2.20.
CRYSTAL, a transparent stone. Job 28,17.
Eze. 1.22. Eev. 4.6. Eev. 21.11, Eev, 22,1.
CUBIT, a measure of length, 18 or 21 inches.
Gen. 6.16. Called the cubit of a man, Deu.
3.11. Eev. 21,17. A longer cubit, 3 inches
more, Eze. 43.13. A measure of time, stature,
or age. Mat. 6.27. Luk. 12.26,
CUCKOO, Lev. 11.16. Deu. 14.16.
CUCUMBER, aphint. Num. 11.5. Isa. 1.8,
CUMMIN, a plant, Isa, 28.25,27. Mat.
23.23. CUP, Gen. 40.11. 2 Sam. 12.3. IKin, 7.26.
Mat. 23.25. SUver, Gen. 44.2. Golden in the
Temple, 1 Chr. 28.17. Jer. 52. 19. Of con
solation, Jer. 16.7. Of the Lord's Supper,
Luk. 22.20. Ot devils, 1 Cor. 10.21. lUus
trative, Psa. 23.5. Psa. 78.10. Psa. 116.13
Mat. 20.22,23. Mat. 26.39, Psa. 75.8. Isa,
51.22. Jer. 25.16-28. Eze. 28.31-34. Eev.
14.10. Eev. 17.4.
CUP-BEARER. See Butler.
CURIOSITY. Forbidden, and examples
of. Gen. 32.29. Ex. 19.21,24. Num. 4.20,21.
Deu. 29.29. Jud. 13.17,18. ISam. 6.19. Pro.
27.20. Ecc. 7.21,22, Dan. 12.9. Luk, 13.23,24,
Luk. 23.8. Jno. 21.21,22. Act. 1.7. Act.
17.21. Col. 2.18.
CURSE. See Anathema, Oaths. Cursing,
see Blasphemy.
CURTAINS, or HiNGiNas, for rooms.
Est. 1,6. For tents, Song 1.5. Isa. 64.2. Jer.
4.20. Jer. 10.20. Jer. 49.29. Hab. 3.7. For
groves, 2 Kin. 23.7. lUustrative, Isa. 40,22,
See Tabernacle.
CUSH, eldest son of Ham, and father of
Nioirod, Gen. 10.6-8. 1 Chr. 1.8-10. See
Ethiopia. CUSHI, brings David word of Absalom's
death, 2 Sam. 18.21-32.
CUTHAH, a district from which colonists
were brought to Samaria. They worship
Nergal, 2 Kin. 17.24-30. Ezr. 4.10.
CYMBALS, made of brass, 1 Chr. 15.19,28.
1 Cor. 13,1. Used by David in bringing up
the ark, 2 Sam. 6.6. 1 Chr. 13.8. 1 Chr.
16.16,19,28. And by Solomon, 2 Chr. 6.12,13,
Levites appointed by David to play on, for
the temple service, 1 Chr. 16.5,37,42. 1 Chr.
25.1,6. Psa. 160.5.
Used on the day of atonement, 2 Chr. 29.25
On laying the foundation of the second temple,
Ezr. 3.10,11. At the dedication of the waU,
Neh. 12 27,36. 113

CYPRESS
CYPRESS, Isa. 44.14. Song 1.14 {mM-g.)
Song 4.13 {marg.) Translated fir-tree, 2 Sam.
6.5. 1 Kin. 6.8,
CYPRUS, an island in the Mediterranean,
Act. 21.3. Act. 27.4. Bamabas, a native of.
Act. 4.36. Gospel preached at. Act. 11.19,20.
Visited by Barnabas and Saul, Elymas struck
blind, Sergius Paulus converted at. Act. 18. 4-12.
Bamabas and Mark visit. Act. 15.89. Mnason,
a disciple of. Act, 21,16. See Paphos,
Salamis. CYRENE, a city in Libya, Act. 2.10,
Synagogue of. Act. 6.9. Simon belonged to,
Mar. 16.21. And Lucius, Ac, Act. 11.20.
Act. 13.1.
CYRENIUS, Eoman govemor of Syria,
Luk. 2.2.
CYRUS, king of Persia, his decree for
rebuUding the Temple, 2 Chr. 36.22,23. Ezr. 1.
Ezr. 3.7. Ezr. 4.3. Ezr. 6.13,14. Ezr. 6,3.
Daniel, an officer of, Dan. 1.21. Dan, 6.28.
Dan. 10.1. Prophecies respecting, Isa. 41.2.
Isa, 44.28. Isa. 45,1-4,18. Isa. 46.11. Isa.
48.14,16,

DAGGER, Jud. 3.16-22.
DAGON, an idol of the PhUistines. Sacri
fices offered to, Jud. 16.23. Image of, broken,
when the ark was set in the house of , 1 Sam, 5.
Saul's head put in the temple of, 1 Chr. 10.10.
DALMANUTHA, a town near Magdala,
on the W. of the Sea of GalUee, Mar. 8.10
with Mat. 15.39.
DALMATIA, a province near Macedonia,
visited by Titus, 2 Tim. 4.10.
DAMARIS, a woman of Athens, converted
by Paul, Act. 17.34.
DAMASCUS, a city of Syria. Antiquity
of. Gen, 14.15. Gen. 15.2. Paul's journey to ;
he recovers his sight at ; preaches at, is per
secuted, and escapes from, Act. 9. Act.
22.5-16. Act. 26.12-20. 2 Cor. 11.32. Re
visits, Gal. 1,17, See Stria,
 , "Wilderness of, 1 Kin. 19.15.
DAN, son of Jacob and BUhah, Gen. 30.6.
Gen. 35.26. His chUdren, Gen. 46.23. Blessed
by Jacob, Gen. 49.16,17.
 , Tribe of. Numbered at Sinai, Nnm.
1.89; and in the plains of Moab, Num. 26.42,43.
Blessing of Moses on, Deu. 33.22. Inheritance
of, Jos. 19.40-46. Encamped N. of the taber
nacle. Num. 2.25. Led the 4th and last
division of Israel in ioumeping, Num. 2,31,
Num. 10.25.
Driven to the hills by the Amorites, Jud.
1.34,86. Reproved for not aiding against
Sisera, Jud. 5.17. Conquer new territory, and
buUd Dan, Jos. 19.47. Jud. 18. Steal Micah's
idol and ephod, set it up in Dan, Jud. 18.
Commerce of, Eze. 27.19.
For things common to the tribes, see Israel,
Tribes of.
 , or lAisH, a city, the northem limit of
Palestme, Gen. 14.14, Deu. 34.1. Jud, 20.1.
Jer. 8.16. Captured by the Danites ; name
changed from Laish ; idolatry established at,
Jos. 19.47, Jud. is.
A golden calf set up at, 1 Kin. 12.28,29.
114

DAVID
Captured by Benhadad, 1 Kin. 16.20. 2 Chr.
16.4. Prophecies against, see Calves of
Bethel, DANCING to music, an act of rejoicing,
Psa. 30.11, Ecc, 3.4. Lam. 5.15. Luk. W. 25.
By men alone, 1 Sam. 30.16. Jer. 31.13. By
women alone, Jer, 31.4,18. By Herodias'
daughter, Mat. 14.6. By chUdren, Job 21.11,
Mat. 11.17,
In war-triumphs, by women alone, Jud,
11.34, 1 Sam. 18.6, 1 Sam. 21,11. In wor
ship, Psa. 149.3. Psa, 150.4. By women
alone, Ex. 16.20. Jud. 21.19,21. By David,
2 Sam. 6.14. Idolatrous, Ex. 32.19.
DANIEL, taken captive to Babylon with
Jehoiakim, nairisd Belteshazzar, Dan. 1.1-7.
His abstemiousness, Dan. 1.8-16. Dan. 10.2,3,
Relates and interprets Nebuchadnezzar's
dreams, Dan, 2. Dan. 4. Interprets the
handwriting on the wall to Belshazzar, Dan. 6.
Cast into the Uons' den by Darius, and
deUvered, Dan. 6, His rank in Babylon,
Dan. 2.48,49. Dan. 5.11,29. Dan. 6.2. A
prophet, Dan. 1,17-20. Dan. 4.8,9. Eze.
28.3. Mat. 24.16. Visions of, Dan. c. 7 to 12.
Piety of, Dan. 1.8. Dan. 6.22. Dan. 10.11.
Dan. 12.18. Eze. 14,14. Prayerfulness of,
Dan. 2.18-28. Dan. 6.10,11, Dan. 9.3-19.
His courage and fideUty, Dan. 4,27, Dan.
5,17-23. Dan. 6.10-23.
DARIUS I,, the Median, king of Persia,
conquers Babylon, Dan, 5.31. Dan, 9.1,
His treatment of Daniel, Dan, 6,
 IL, his decree in favour of the
Jews, Ezr, 5, Ezr. 6. Hag. 1.1, Zee, 1.1.

- Ill,, the Persian, Neh. 12.22.

DARKNESS of the earth. Gen, 1.2.
Job 38.9. In Egypt, Ex. 10.21,22, At Sinai,
Ex. 20.21. At Christ's death. Mat. 27.46.
lUustrative, Isa, 8.22, Jno, 1.6, Eph. 6.11,
1 Jno. 2.11.
DART, or Javelin^ Num. 25.7. 1 Sam,
18.10. 2 Sam. 18.14. Job 41.29. Blustrative,
Eph. 6.16,
DATE, the fruit of the palm-tree, 2 Chr,
31.5 {marg.)
DATHAN, See Abiram.
DAVID, second king of Israel, his genealogy,
of the tribe of Judah, son of Jesse, Ruth
4.18-22. ISam. 16,11, ISam. 17.12. IChr.
2.3-16. Mat. 1.1-6. A shepherd, kiUs a Uon
and a bear, 1 Sam, 16.11. 1 Sam. 17.16,34,
Anointed king by Samuel at Bethlehem; the
Spirit of the Lord comes upon him, 1 Sam.
16.1,13. Psa. 89.20. His prowess exagger
ated, 1 Sam. 16.18 with 1 Sam. 17.34-36,39.
Sent for by Saul ; plays on a harp before
him ; loved hy him, 1 Sam. 16.21-23.
Sent to his brethren at the army ; interview
with Saul ; slays GoUath, 1 Sam. 17. Beloved
by Jonathan, 1 Sam. 18.1-4. Appointed an
officer ; his prudence, valour, popularity,
1 Sam. 18,
Incurs the jealousy of Saul, who plots
against him; Merab promised in marriage, but
given to Adriel, ISam. 18.8-30. Slays 200
Philistines ; marries Michal, 1 Sam. 18.27,
Saul pacified by Jonathan, 1 Sam. 19.1-7,
David defeats the PhiUstines, 1 Sam. 19.8.
Saul casts a javelin at him ; sends to seize
him; Michal saves his life: he flees to Eamah-

DAVID
Saul seeks Jtim there, ISam. 19.9-24. Cove
nant with Jonathan, ISam. 20. Comes to
Nob ; eats shewbread, 1 Sam, 21. Mat. 12.3.
Flees to Gath ; feigns madness, 1 Sam.
21.10-16. Gathers a band at AduUam; goes to
Moab ; returns to Hareth ; shelters Abiathar,
1 Sam. 22. Rescues Keilah ; Saul seeks him
in Maon, 1 Sam. 23. And Engedi ; he spares
Saul's life, 1 Sam. 24.
His covenant with Jonathan, 1 Sam.
23,16-18. Saul seeks him in Ziph ; spares
Saul's life ; their reconciUation, 1 Sam. 26.
Expedition against Nabal; marries Abigail and
Ahinoam, 1 Sam. 26. Withdraws to Achish,
who gives him Ziklag, 1 Sam. 27.
Joined by soldiers, 1 Chr. 12.1-22. Expedi
tions against Amalek, &c, ; his falsehood to
Achish, ISam. 27.8. 1 Chr. 12.16. Is refused
permission to join the PhUistines, 1 Sam.
28.1,2. ISam, 29. Leaves Philistia after one
year four months' residence, 1 Sam. 27 7,
Eescues the captives of Ziklag ; sends pre
sents to the IsraeUtes, 1 Sam. 30. Eeceives
news of bill's death; days the Amalekite; his
la,ment for Saul, 2 Sam. 1, Anointed king
at Hebron, 2 Sam. 2.1-4, 11. 2 Sam. 6.6.
IKin. 2.11. IChr. 3.4. 1 Chr. 11.1-3.
His regard for Saul, 2 Sam. 2.4-7. Civil
war; successes against Abner, 2 Sam. c. 2 & 3.
Michal restored to him, 2 Sam. 3.14-16.
EeconciUation with Abner ; Abner murdered ;
his lament for him, 2Sam. 3.17-39. Ishbosheth
murdered ; -his murderers punished, 2 Sam. 4.
Anointed king of aU Israel after seven
years' reign, 2 Sam. 5.1-6. 1 Chr. 11.1-8.
IChr. 12.23-40. Conquers Jemsalem ; makes
it his capital, and fortifies it, 2 Sam. 5.6-9.
IChr. 11.4-8. Isa. 29.1. BuUds a house,
2 Sam. 6.11. 2 Chr. 2.3.
Friendship with Hiram, 2 Sam. 5.11. 1 Kin.
6.1 (see Amos 1.9). His prosperity and fame,
2 Sam. 6.10. IChr. 11.9. 1 Chr. 14,17. IChr.
29.28-30. Defeats PhUistines at Eephaim ;
bums their images, 2 Sam. 6,17-25,
Brings the ark to Obed-edom's house, and
to the city of David ; Michal taunts him for
dancing before it, 2 Sam. 6. 1 Chr. 13.
1 Chr, c. 13, 15, & 16, Purposes to buUd a
temple, but is forbidden, 2 Sam, 7, 1 Chr. 17.
Conquers the Philistines, Moabites, Syrians,
Edomites, 2 Sam. 8. 1 Chr. 18. 1 Chr, 20.4-8.
Bondness to Mephibosheth, 2 Sam, 9. 2 Sam.
19.24-30. Defeats theAinmonites and Syrians,
2 Sam. 10. 1 Chr. 19. Adultery with Bath-
sheba ; murder of Uriah, 2 Sam. 11.
Nathan's parable ; punishment predicted ;
his repentance, 2 Sam. 12.1-14. Psa. 61.
Death ol his son ; birth of Solomon, 2 Sam.
12.19,24,26. Takes Eabbah ; enslaves the
Ammonites, 2 Sam. 12.26-31.
Amnon murdered ; Absalom banished ;
David's love for him, 2 Sam. 13. Joab effects
his recall, 2 Sam. 14. Absalom's rebeUion,
2 Sam. 15. David leaves Jerusalem ; sends
back Zadok and the ark, 2 Sam. 16.13-37.
Met by Ziba ; cursed by Shimei, 2 Sam. 16,
Crosses the Jordan ; BarziUai's hospitality,
2 Sam. 17.21 29. Absalom's defeat and death,
2 Sam. 18. David's lament, 2 Sam. 18.33.
2 Sam. 19.1-4, Eeinstated in the kingdom,
2 Sam. 19.9-43. Forbearance to Shimei,
2 Sam. 19.23. „ „, „
Gratitude to BarziUai, 2 Sam. 19.31-43.
Sheba's conspiracy ; Amasa made general ;

DAYS
Joab murders him ; Sheba slain, 2 Sam. SO.
Three yeartf famine ; Saul's sons executed,
2 Sam. 21.1-21. Saul's bones buried, 2 Sam.
21.12-14. Philistine giants defeated, 2 Sam. 21.16-22.
1 Chr, 20.4-8. David pours out water at the
weU of Bethlehem ; exploits of his captains,
2 Sam. 23.8-39. IChr. 11. Numbers Israel ;
is offered the choice of three evils ; the pesti
lence ; his prayers and sacrifice, 2 Sam, 24.
1 Chr. 21. 1 Chr. 27.24.
Purchases the threshing-floor of Araunah,
2 Sam. 24.18-26. 1 Chr. 21.18-28. Marries
Abishaig, IKin. 1.1-4, Adonijah usurps the
throne ; Solomon appointed David's successor,
IKin.l. IChr. 23.1.
His charge to Solomon and Israel, 1 Kin.
2.1-11. 1 Chr. 22.6-19. 1 Chr. c. 28 & 29.
His last words, 2 Sam. 23.1-7. Death after
forty years' reign, 1 Kin. 2.10. 1 Chr. 29.28.
Act. 2.29,34. His wives and duldren, 2 Sam.
3.2-5. 2 Sam. 6.14rl6. 1 Chr. 3.1-9. 1 Chr.
14.3-7. Preparations for building the temple, see
Temple. Arrangements lor temple-service,
1 Chr. c. 23 to 26. 2 Chr. 7.6, 2 Chr. 8.14.
2 Chr. 23.18. 2 Chr. 29.27-30. 2 Chr. 36.16.
Ezr. 3.10. Ezr. 8.20.
His justice, 1 Chr. 18.14. 2 Sam. 8.16.
Pradence, 1 Sam. 18.14,30. Mercy, 1 Sam.
24.7, 1 Sam. 26.11. 2 Sam. 16.11. 2 Sam.
19.22,23. Rety, 1 Sam. 13.14. 2 Sam. 24.26.
IKin. 3.14. IChr. 29.10. 2 Chr. 7.17. Zee.
12.8. Act. 13.22. Prayers, 2 Sam. 7.18-29.
1 Chr. 17.16-27,
His musical skUl, 1 Sam. 16. 23. 1 Chr. 16. 16,
1 Chr. 28.6. 2 Chr. 7.6. Neh. 12.36. Amos
6.6. A psahnist, 2 Sam. 22.1. 2 Sam. 28.1,
See the Psalms. A prophet, 1 Chr. 28.19,
Act. 2.30. Act. 4.25.
Prophecies respecting himself and his king
dom. Num. 24.17,19. 2 Sam. 7.11-16. 1 Chr.
17.9-14. IChr. 22. 2 Chr. 6.6-17. 2 Chr. 18.6.
2 Chr. 21.7. Isa. 9.7. Isa, 16.6, Isa. 22.20-26,
Jer. 23.6. Jer. 83.16-26. Luk. 1,32,33.
History of, written by Samuel, Nathan, and
Gad, IChr. 29.29,30. Officers of, see Captain.
DAVID, a prophetical name of Christ, Jer,
30.9. Eze. 37.24,25. Eze. 84.23,24. Hos. 3.6.
DAY, reckoned from evening to evening.
Gen. 1.6. Lev. 22.7. Lev. 28.32, Neh, 13.19.
Mat. 27.62-64. Dan. 8.14 {marg.) And
divided into four parts, Neh. 9.3 with
Neh. 8.3.
Eeckoned from moming to evening, divided
into moming, noon, evening. Gen, 43.16, Deu.
28.67. IKin. 18.26. Psa. 6.5.17. Eze. 24.18.
Act. 22.6. Divided into hours, Jno. 11.9..
See Hours. Eeckoned from evening to mom
ing. Mar. 14.30. See Night,
Eepresentingayear, Num. 14.34. Eze. 4.4-6.
In prophecy, Dan. 8.14. Dan. 12.11,12. Bev.
11.3. Eev. 12.6. Eev. 9.15. See Prophetic
Periods. lUustrative, 1 The, 5.5,8. Pro. 4.18.
Eev. 21.25,
 , Last. See Judgment-Day.
 , Lord's. See Sabbath.
 of Atonement. See Atonement,
day OF-
DAYS OP the Week, caUed the six
working-days, Eze. 46.1. Numbered, Ex.
20.9.10. Mar. 16.2. The seventh day called
Ufi

DAY
Sabbath, see Sabbath. Sixth day caUed Pre
paration-day, Mar. 15.42. Jno. 19.14,31,42.
First day called the Lord's Day, Rev. 1.10.
DAY'S JouE.NET, a measure of distance,
Ex. 3.18. IKm. 19.4. Jonah 3,4, Sabbath-
day's journey. Act. 1.12.
DAYSMAN {marg. umpire). Job 9.33.
DAY-STAR (Gr. phosphorus), the morning-
star, or the sun, lUustrative, 2 Pet. 1.19,
DEACON. Phi. 1.1, 1 Tim. 3.8-12. Else
where translated servant and minister. Mat.
23.11. Mar. 10.43. Jno. 12.26. 1 Cor. 3.5.
1 The. 3,2. In Rom. 16.1, Phebe ia caUed
diakoTios, aervant of the church. See also
Act. 6.1-6. See Church Government.
DEAD, The. See Burial,
DEAD SEA (modem name), caUed Salt Sea,
occupying the vaUey of Sodom and Gomorrah,
Gen. 14.3. Num, 34,3,12. Jos. 15.5. CaUed
Sea of the Plain, Deu. 3.17. Deu. 4.49. Jos.
3.16. East Sea, Joel 2,20. Former sea. Zee.
14.8. Prophecy of, Eze. 47.7-10,18.
DEAF, the iU-treatment of, forbidden. Lev.
19.14. Miraculous cure of. Mat. 11.5. Mar.
7.32. Mar. 9,25. lUustrative, laa, 39.18.
Isa. 43.8. See Impenitence — Spikitual
Blindness. DEATH. Gen. 2.17. In the day that thou
eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.
Gen, 3.19. TiU thou retum unto the
ground ; for out of it wast thou taken : for
dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou
retum. Gen. 5,27. The days of Methuselah were
nine hundred sixty and nine years : and he
died. GJen. 27. 2, I know not the day of my death.
Jos. 23.14, This day I am going the way
of aU the earth.
1 Sam, 2.6. The Lord kUleth, and maketh
alive : he bringeth down to the grave.
1 Sam. 20.3. There ft but a step between
me and death.
2 Sam, 1,23. In their death they were not
divided. 2 Sam, 3.33, Died Abner as a fool dieth ?
84. Aa a man faUeth before wicked raen, so
feUest thou.
2 Sam. 12.23. Now he is dead, wherefore
should I fast ? can I bring him back again ?
I shall go to hira, but he shaU not return to
rae. 2 Sam. 14.14. We muat needs die, and are
as water spUt on the ground, which cannot
be gathered up again.
2 Sara. 19.37. That I raay die in mine own
city. Job 3.13. Now ahould I have lain stiU and
been quiet, I should have slept : then had I
been at rest. 17. There the wicked cease
from troubling ; and there the weary be at
rest. 18. There the prisoners rest together ;
they hear not the voice of the oppressor.
19. The small and great are there ; and the
servant is free from his master.
Job 7.1. An appointed time to man upon
earth? are Twt Ms days alao Uke tbe days
of an hireling ? 8, The eye of him that hath
seen rae shall see me no more : thine eyes are
upon me, and I am not. 9. As the cloud is
consumed and vanisheth away ; so he that
116

DEATH
goeth down to the grave shaU come up no
more. 10. He shall retum no more to his
house, neither shaU his place know him any
more. 21, Now shall I sleep in the duat;
and thou ahalt seek me in the morning, but I
shall not he. Job 14j6.
Job 10,21. I go whence I shaU not retum,
even to the land of darkness, and the shadow
of death.
Job 14.2. He cometh forth like a flower,
and is cut down : he fleeth also as a shadow,
and continueth not. 6. Hia days are deter
mined, the number of his months are with
thee ; thou ha.!t appointed his bounds that he
cannot pass. 7, Hope of a tree, if it be cut
down, that it wiU sprout again. 10, But
man dieth, and wasteth away; yea, man
giveth up the ghost, and where u he ? 12, Man
Ueth down, and riseth not : tiU the heavens
be no more, they shaU not awake, nor be
I raised out of their sleep.
Job 14.14. If a man die, shall he live offain ?
AU the days of my appointed time wlU I wait,
tin ray change corae. 19. Thou destroyest
the hope of man. 20. Thou prevaUest for
ever against him, and he passeth ; thou
changest his countenance, and sendeat him
away, 21. His sons come to honour, and he
knoweth it not : and they are brought low,
but he perceiveth it not.
Job 16. 22. When a few years are corae, then
I ahaU go the way whence I shaU not retum.
Job 17.13. The grave is mine house: 1
have made my bed in the darknesa. 14. 1
have aaid to corruption. Thou art my father ;
to the worm, Thou art my mother, and my
sister. 16. They shaU go down to the bars of
the pit, when our rest together is in the dust.
Job 21,23. One dieth in his fuU strength,
being whoUy at ease and quiet. 25. Ano^er
dieth in uhe bitterness of his soul. 26. They
shall Ue down aUke In the dust, and the worms
shall cover them, 32, Yet shall he be brought
to the grave, and shall remain in the tomb.
33. The clods of the vaUey shall be sweet imto
him, and every man shaU draw after him, as
there are innumerable before him.
Job 30.23. Thou wUt bring me to death,
and to the house appointed for aU Uving,
Job 34.14, ]f he gather unto himseU hia
spirit and his breath ; 15. AU fiesh shaU
perish together, and man shall tum again
unto dust.
Job 36.18. Lest he take thee away with his
stroke . then a great ransom cannot deliver
thee. 19. WUl he eateem thy richea? ?w,
not gold, nor aU the forces of strength.
Job 38.17. Have thegatea of deatti been
opened unto thee ? or hast thou seen the doors
of the shadow of death ?
Psa, 30.9, What proflt is there in my blood,
when I go down to the pit ? Shall the dust
praise thee ? shaU it declare thy truth ? Psa.
6.6. Psa. 88.9-14, Psa. 116.17, Isa. 38.18.
Psa, 39.13. O spare me, that I may recover
strength, before I go hence, and be no raore.
Psa. 49.7. None of them can by any raeans
redeem hia brother, nor give to God a ran-
aom for htm. 9. That he ahould stiU Uve for
ever, and not see corruption, 10. Wise men
die, Ukewiae the fool and the bmtiah person
periah. Psa. 82.7. Ye ahaU die Uke men, and faU
Uke one of the princes.

DEATH
Psa, 89.48. What man is he that liveth,
uid ahaU not aee death? shall he deUver his
Boul from tbe hand of the grave ?
Psa. 90.3. Thou tumest man to destruc
tion ; and sayest, Retum, ye chUdren of men.
Paa. 103.14. He remembereth that we are
dust. 15. As for man, his daya are as grass :
as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth :
16. For Uie wind passeth over it, and it is
gone ; and the place thereof ahaU know it no
more. Psa. 104.29. Thou takest away their breath,
they die, and retum to their dust.
Psa. 143.3. To dweU in darkness, as those
that have been long dead. Lam. 3.6,
Psa. 144.4. Man is Uke to vanity : his days
cure as a shadow that paaaeth away.
Psa. 146.4. His breath goeth forth, he re
turneth to hia earth; tn that very day his
thoughts periah.
Ecc. 2. 14. One event happeneth to them aU,
16. No remembrance of the wise more than of
the fool. How ditth the wiae man ? as the
fool, Ecc. 3.2. A time to die. 19. That which
befaUeth the sons of men befaUeth beosta ;
even one thing befaUeth them : aa the one
dieth, so dieth the other ; yea, they have aU
one breath. 20. AJl go unto one place : all
are of the dust, and aU tum to dust again.
Ecc. 6,6,
Ecc, 4.2. I praised the dead which are
^ready de.ad, more than tbe Uving.
Ecc, 6. 16. As he carae forth of his mother's
womb, naked shall he retum to go aa he came,
and shall take nothing of his labour, which he
may carry away in his hand. Job 1,21.
Ecc, 6,10. Neither may he contend with
him that ia mightier than he.
Ecc. 7.2. Better to go to the house of
mourning than to go to the houae of feasting :
for that is the end of all men. 16. A juat mam
that perisheth in his righteouaness.
Ecc. 8.8. No man that hath power over
the spirit, to retain the spirit ; neitiier hath he
power in the day of death : and there is no
discharge in that war.
Ecc. 9,3. They Uve, and after that they go
to the dead. 5. The Uving know that they
shall die : but the dead know not any thing,
neither have they any more a reward ; for the
memory of them ia forgotten. 6. Also their
love, and their hatred, and their envy, is now
perished ; neither have they any more a por
tion for ever In any thmg that is done under
the sun. 10. No work, nor device, nor know
ledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou
goest. ,
Ecc. 12.5. Man goeth to his long home, and
the mourners go about the streeta. 7. Then shaU
the dust retum to the earth as it was ; and
the apirit shaU return unto God who gave it,
Isa 38.1. Set thine house in order ; for thou
Shalt die, and not Uve. 10. I said in the cut
ting off of my days, I shaU go to the gates of
the grave : I am deprived of the residue of my
years. 11. I said, I shaU not see the Lord
even the Lord, in the land of the ^"f^s: I
shall behold man no more with the inhabitants
of the worid. 12. Mme age is depariied, and
is removed from me as a shepherd s tent : 1
have cut off Uke a weaver ray life.
Isa 40 7 The grass withereth, tbe flower
fadeth • because the Spirit of the Lord blow-

DEATH
eth upon it : surely the people u graes
1 Pet. 1.24.
Isa. 61.12, Afraid of a raan that shaU die,
and of the son of raan which shaU be made as
grass. Jer, 9,21. Death ia come up into our win
dows, and is entered into our palaces, to cut
off the chUdren from without, and the young
raen from the streets.
Jer. 34.6, Thou shalt die in peace.
Eze. 24. 16. I take away from thee the desire
of thine eyes with a stroke.
Zee. 1,5. Your fathers, where are they?
and the prophets, do they Uve for ever ?
Mat. 10.28. Fear not thera which kiU
the body, but are not able to kiU the
soul. Luk. 23.41. We receive the due reward of
our deeds.
Jno. 6.49. Your fathers are dead.
Jno. 9.4. liie night cometh, when no man
can work.
Rora. 6.12. Death passed upon aU men, for
that aU have sinned. 14. Death reigned frora
Adam to Moses, even over them that had not
sinned after the simiUtude of Adara's trana-
gression. Rom. 8,10. The body is dead because of sin.
1 Cor. 15.21. By man came death. 22, In
Adam aU die. 26. The last enemy shaU be
destroyed, death. 56. The sting of death is
sin, 1 Tim. 6,7. We brou^t nothing into this
world, and it is certain we can carry nothing
out, Heb, 2, 14. Through death he raight destroy
him that had the power of death, that is, the
devU, 15. Through fear of death were aU
their lifetime subject to bondage.
Heb. 9.27. It is appointed unto men once
to die.
Heb. 13.14, Here have we no continuing
city. Jas, 1.10, As the flower of the grass he
ahaU paaa away. 11. For the sun is no sooner
risen with a burning heat, but it withereth
the gross, and the flower thereof faUeth, and
the grace of the fashion of it perisheth : so
also shaU the rich raan fade away in hia ways.
Rev. 20.14. Death and heU were cast into
the lake of fire.
DEATH OE Children, Examples of.
First-bomoftheEgyptians, Ex. 12.29,30. The
chUd of David, 2 Sara, 12.14-23. Of Jeroboam,
1 Kin, 14.13. Of the widow, 1 Kin. 17.17.
Of the Shunemite, 2 Km. 4.19,20. Of Jairus,
Mat. 9.18,24.
 , escaped by Enoch, Gen. 6.24 ; and
Elijah, 2 Kin, 2 ; and saints at Christ's coming,
1 Cor. 16.61. 1 The, 4,15,17,
 Eternal. See Hell.
 , Preparation fob. Deu, 32.29. 0
that they were wise, that they understood
this, that they would consider their latter
end I
2 Kin. 20.1. Thus saith the Lord, Set
thine house in order ; for thou shalt die, and
not Uve.
Psa. 89.4, Lord, make me to know mine
end, and the measure of my days, what it is ;
that I may know how fraU I am. 13. O spare
me, that I may recover strength, before I go
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Psa. 90.12. So teach us to number our
daya, that we may apply ov/r hearts unto wis
dom. Ecc. 9.4, To him that is joined to aU the
Uving there is hope : for a Uving dog is better
than a dead Uon. 10, Whatsoever thy hand
flndeth to do, do it with thy might : for there
is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor
wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest,
Ecc, 11.7. Truly the Ught ts sweet, and a
pleasant ^iT\g it is for the eyes to behold the
sun : 8. But if a man Uve many years, and
rejoice in them aU ; yet let him remember
the days of darkness ; for they shoU be
many. Isa. 38.18. The grave cannot praise thee,
death can not celebrate thee : they that go
down into the pit cannot hope for thy truth.
19. The Uving, the Uving, he shaU praise
thee, as I do this day : the father to the
chUdren shaU make known thy truth.
Luk. 12.37, Blessed are those servants,
whom the Lord, when he cometh, shaU find
watching. Jno. 9.4. I must work the works of him
that sent me, whUe it is day : the night
cometh, when no man can work.
Rom. 14.8. Whether we Uve, we Uve unto
the Lord ; and whether we die, we die unto
the Lord : whether we Uve therefore, or die,
we are the Lord's.
PhU. 1.21. To me to live is Christ, and to
die is gain.
Heb, 13,14. Here have we no continuing
city, but we seek one to come.
Jas, 4.15, Ye ought to say. If the Lord wUl,
we shaU Uve, and do this, or that.
1 Pet. 1.17, Pass the tune of your sojourn
ing here in fear.
DEATH OF Saints. Gen.15.15. Thou shalt
go to thy fathers tn peace; thou shalt be buried
in a good old age. Gen. 49.33. Num. 20,26.
2 Kin, 22.20,
Num. 23.10. Let me die the death of the
righteous, and let my last end be like his I
2 Sam. 12.23. I shall go to him, but he
ahaU not retum to me.
Psa, 23.4. Though I walk through the
vaUey of the shadow of death, I wiU fear no
evU : for thou art with me ; thy rod and thy
staff they comfort me.
Psa, 37.37. Mark the perfect mam, and
behold the upright : for the end of Hiat man
Ul peace.
Paa. 49.15. God wUl redeem my soul frora
the power of the grave : for he shoU receive
me. Psa. 116.15. Precious in the sight of the
Lord is the death of his saints.
Pro. 14.32, The righteous hath hope in his
death. Ecc. 7.1. Better the day of death than the
day of one's birth.
Isa. 67.1. The righteoua perisheth, and no
man layeth it to heart : and merciful men
are taken away, none considering that the
righteous is taken away from the evil to
come. 2. He ahaU enter into peace : they
shall rest in their beds, eadi one walking in
his uprightness.
Dan. 12.13. Thou shalt rest, and stand in
thy lot at the end of the days.
Luk. 2.29. Now lettest thou thy servant
depart in peace.
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Luk. 16.22. The beggar died, and was car
ried by the angels into Abraham's bosom.
Luk. 23.43. To-day shalt thou be with me
in paradise.
Jno. 11.11. Our friend Lazarus sleepeth,
Jno. 21.19, By what death he ahould
glorify God.
Act. 7.69. They stoned Stephen, caUing
upon God, and saying. Lord Jesus, receive
ray spirit.
Rom. 14.7. No man dieth to himseU,
8. Whether we die, we die unto the liOrd :
whether we Uve therefore, or die, we aro the
Lord's, v. 9.
1 Cor. 3.22, Or life, or death, or things
present, or things to come ; all are yours.
1 Cor. 15.51. We shaU not aU sleep, but
we shaU aU be changed. 66. O death, where
is thy sting ? 0 grave, where is thy victory ?
67. Thanks he to God, which giveth us the
victory through our Lord Jesua Christ.
2 Cor. 1.9. We had the sentence of death
in ourselves, that we should not truat in
ourselves, but in God which raiseth the
dead. 2 Cor. 5.1. If our earthly house of this
tahemacle were dissolved, we have a buUding
of God, an house not made with hands, eter
nal in the heavens. 4. We that are in this
tabernacle do groan, being burdened : not for
that we would be unclothed, but clothed upon,
that mortality raight be swaUowed up of life.
8, We are confident, I say, and wiUing rather
to be absent frora the body, and to be present
with the Lord,
PhU. 1,20, Christ shaU be raagnified in ray
body, whether it he by life, or by death.
21. To me to Uve is Christ, and to die is gain,
23. I am in a strait betwixt two, having a
desire to depart, and to be with Chiist ; which
is far better.
IThe. 4,13. Them which are asleep, that
ye sorrow not, even as others which have no
hope. 14. Them also which aleep in Jesua
wiU God bring with hira.
1 The, 5,10. Whether we wake or sleep, we
ahould Uve together with him,
2 Tim. 4.6. Now ready to be offered, and
the time of my departure i" at hand. 7, I
have fought a good flght, I have finiahed 7n/y
course, I have kept the faith : 8. Henceforth
there is laid up for me a crown of righteous
ness. Heb. 2.16. DeUver them who through fear
of death were all their Ufetime subject to
bondage. Heb. 11.13. AU died in faith, not having
received the promises, but having seen them
afar off.
2 Pet. 1.11. An entrance shaU be ministered
unto you abundantly. 14. Shortly I must put
off this ray tabernacle, even as our Lord Jesus
Christ hath shewed me.
Eev. 14.13. Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord from henceforth : Yea, saith the
Spirit, that they raay rest frora their labours.
DEATH OF Saints, Examples of. Abra-
hara,Gen.l6,16. Gen.25.8. Jacob, Gen. 49. 33.
Heb. 11.21. Joseph, Gen. 50.24. Heb. 11.22.
Aaron, Nura. 20.26-28. Moses, Deu. 34.6,6.
EU, 1 Sara. 4.18. David, 1 Kin, 2.1,2. Je
hoiada, 2 Chr. 24.16. Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 22.20.
2 Chr, 32.33. Josiah, 2 Chr. 36.24,26. The

penitent thief, Luk. 23,43. Stephen, Act. I
7.59. Act. 8,2. Dorcas, Act. 9.39.
DEATH OF Sinners. Nura. 16.29. If
these raen die the common death of aU men,
or if they be vetted after the visitation of all
men, the Lord hath not sent me.
1 Sam. 25.38. The Lord smote Nabal, that
he died.
2 Chr. 21.20. (Jehoram) departed without
being desired.
Job 4.21. Doth not their exceUency which
is in thera go away ? they die, even without
wiadora. Job 18.14. Hia confidence shaU be rooted out
of his tabemade, and it shaU bring him to the
king of terrors. 18, He shaU be driven from
Ught into darkness, and chased out of the
world. Job 20.5, The triumphing of the wicked is
short, and the joy of the hypocrite but for a
moment ? 8. He shall fiy away as a dreara,
and shall not be found : yea, he shall be chased
away as a vision of the night. 11. His bones
are fuU of the sin of his youth, which shall Ue
down with hira in the dust.
Job 21.17. How oft is the candle of the
wicked put out ! and how oft coraeth their
destruction upon them ! God distributeth
sorrows in his anger. 18. They are as stubble
before the wind, and as chaff that the storm
carrieth away.
Job 24.20. The worm shaU feed sweetly on
him ; he shaU- be no more remembered ; and
wickedness shaU be broken as a tree. 24. They
are exalted for a Uttle whUe, but are gone and
brought low ; they are taken out of the way
as aU other, and cut off as the tops of the ears
of com.
Job 27.8, What is the hope of the hypocrite,
though he hath gained, when God taketh away
his soul? 19. ^e rich man shall Ue down,
but he shaU not be gathered: he openeth
his eyes, and he is not. 20. Terrors take hold
on htm as waters, a tempest stealeth him
away in the night. 21. The east wind carrieth
him away, and he departeth : and as a storm
hurleth him out of his place. 22. God shall
cast upon him, and not spare : he would fain
fiee out of hia hand. 23. Men shaU clap their
hands at him, and shall hiss him out of his
place. Job 34.20. In a moment shaU they die, and
the people shaU be troubled at midnight, and
pass away: and the mighty ahaU be taken
away without hand.
Job 36.12. If they obey not, they shaU
perish by the sword, and they shaU die with
out knowledge. 14. They die in youth, and
their Ufe is among the unclean. 18. Because
there is wrath, beware lest he take thee away
with his stroke : then a great ransom cannot
deliver thee. 20. The night, when people are
cut off in their place.
Psa. 37,2. They shaU soon be cut down Uke
the grass, and wither as the green herb.
9. EvUdoers shaU be cut off. 10. Yet a Uttle
whUe, and the wicked sliall not he : yea., thou
shalt diUgently consider his place, and it shaU
not be. 35. I have seen the wicked in great
power, and spreading himaelf Uke a green bay
tree. 36. Yet he passed away, and, lo, he
was not : yea, I sought him, but he could not
bo found.
Psa. 49.7. None of them can give to God a

DEATH
ransom for him : 9. That he should stiU Uve
for ever, aTid not see corruption. 10. The
fool and the brutish person perish, and leave
their wealth to others. 14. Like sheep they
are laid in the grave ; death shaU feed on
them ; and the upright shall have dominion
over them in the moming ; and their beauty
shaU consume in the grave from their dwelling.
17. When he dieth he shall carry nothing
away : his glory shall not descend after him.
19. He shaUgo to the generation of his fathers ;
they ahaU never see Ught, 20. Man that is in
honour, and understandeth not, is Uke the
beasts that perish.
Psa. 56. 15. Let death seize upon them, aTid
let them go down quick into heU : for wicked
ness is in their dwellings, and among them.
23, Thou, O God, shalt bring thera down
into the pit of destruction : bloody and
deceitful raen shall not Uve out half their
days. Psa, 68.9. Before your pots can feel the ^
thorns, he shall take thera away as with a
whirlwind, both Uving, and in his wrath.
Psa, 73.4, There a/re no bands in their
death : but their strength is firm. 17. Then
understood I their end. 18. Surely thou didst
set them in sUppery places : thou castedat
thera down into destruction. 19. How are
they brought into desolation, as in a moment I
they are utterly consumed with terrors. 20.
As a dream when one awaketh ; so, O Lord,
when thou awakest, thou shalt despise their
iraage. Psa. 78,60. He made a way to his anger ;
he spared not their soul frora death, but gave
their Ufe over to the pestUence.
Psa, 92.7. When the wicked spring as the
grass, and when all the workers of iniquity do
flourish ; it is that they shaU be destroyed for
ever. Pro, 2.22. The wicked shaU be cut off from
the earth, and the transgressors shall be rooted
out of it.
Pro, 6.23. He shaU die without instmction.
Pro. 10.26. As the whirlwind passeth, so
is the wicked no more. 27. The years of the
wicked shall be ahortened.
Pro. 11,7. When a wicked man dieth, Ms
expectation ahaU perish: and the hope of
unjuat men perisheth. 10. When the wicked
perish, there is shouting.
Pro, 13.9. The lamp of the wicked ahaU be
put out.
Pro. 14.32, The wicked is driven away in
his wickedness.
Pro. 21.16. The raan that wandereth out
of the way of understanding shall remain in
the congregation of the dead.
Pro. 24.20. There shall be no reward to
the evU man; the candle of the wicked shaU
be put out.
Pro. 29.1. He, that being often reproved
hardeneth his neck, shaU suddenly be de
stroyed, and that without remedy. 16. When
the wicked are multipUed, transgression in
creaseth. Ecc. 8.10. I saw the wicked buried, who
had come and gone frora the place of the holy,
and they were forgotten in the city where they
had 80 done.
Isa. 14.11. Thy pomp is brought down to
the grave, and the noise of thy viols: the
worm is spread under thee, and the worms
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cover thee. 16. Thou shalt be brought down
to heU, to the sides of the pit.
Isa. 17.14. Behold at eveningtide trouble;
aTid before the moming he is not.
Isa. 26.14. TTiey are dead, they shaU not
Uve ; they are deceased, they shaU not rise :
therefore hast thou visited and destroyed
them, and raade aU their raemory to perish.
Jer. 15,9. She hath given up the ghost ;
her sun is gone down while it was yet day.
Jer. 16.4, They shaU die of grievous deaths :
they shall not be lamented, neijher shall they
be biuried.
Eze. 28.8. They shaU bring thee down to
the pit, and thou shalt die the deaths of them
that are slain in the midst of the seas, 10. Thou
shalt die the deaths of the uncircumcised by
the hand of strangers. Eze. 31,14.
Amos 9.10. AU the sinners of my people
shaU die by the sword.
1 The. 6.3. When they shall say, Peace and
safety ; then sudden destruction cometh upon
thera, as travaU upon a woman with diUd ;
and they shaU not escape. Act, 6.5-10.
See Sin, Punishment of — Hell — ^Mir
acles. DEATH, Spiritual. See Man, Natural
State of.— Fall, the,
DEBIR, Kirjath-sepher, or Kirjath-
SANNAH, a city of Judah. Anakim defeated
at, by Joshua, Jos, 11.21. Taken by Othniel,
Jos. 15.16-17,49. A Levitical city of refuge,
Jos. 21.15.
DEBORAH, Rebekah's nurse. Gen. 24.59,
Gen, 35.8,

 , the prophetess, judges Israel,
Jud. 4.4,5. Jud. 6.7. With Barak delivers
Israel frora Sisera, Jud. 4.6-16. Song of
triumph, Jud. 5.
DEBTORS. See Creditors,
DECAPOLIS, ten cities near the Sea of
GaUlee, Christ's preaching and miracles in.
Mat. 4.25. Mar. 5.20. Mar. 7.31.
DECEIT. See Falsehood— Flattery-
Hypocrisy AND TRKAOHERY.
DECISION — Perseverance — Fidelity
to God — Profession of Faith — Confes
sing Christ. Deu. 10.20. Fear the Lord
thy God ; hira shalt thou serve, and to him
shalt thou cleave, and swear by his name.
Deu. 13.4.
Deu. 11.22. To love the Lord your God, to
walk in aU his ways, and to cleave unto him.
Jos. 22.6.
Deu. 30.19. Choose Ufe, that both thou
and thy seed may Uve.
Jos. 1.7. Be thou strong, and very courage
ous, that thou mayest observe to do according
to aU the law which Moses my servant com
manded thee : turn not from it to the right
hand or to the left, that thou mayest prosper
whithersoever thou goest.
Jos. 23.8. Cleave unto the Lord your God,
as ye have done unto this day.
Jos. 24.16, If it seem evU unto you to
serve the Lord, choose you this day whom ye
wiU serve,
1 Sam. 12.20. Turn not aside from foUow
ing the Lord, but serve the Lord with aU
your heart, v. 21.
1 Kin. 18.21. How long halt ye between two
opinions ? if the Lord be God, foUow him.
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I 1 Chr. 16,16. Be ye mindful always of his
covenant, 2 Chr, 19.11. Deal courageously, and the
Lord shaU be with the good.
Psa. 37,34, Wait on the Lord, and keep
his way, and he shall exalt thee to inherit the
land. Pro. 4.25. Let thine eyes look right on,
and let thine eyeUds look straight before
thee. 26, Ponder the path of thy feet, and
let aU thy ways be established. 27, Tum not
to the right hand nor to the left : remove thy
foot from evU,
Ecc, 7.18. It is good that thou shouldest
take hold of this ; yea, also from this with
draw not thine hand : for he that feareth God
ahaU come forth of thera aU.
Isa, 40.31. They that wait upon the Lord
ahaU renew thei/r strength ; they shaU mount
up with wings as eagles ; they shall run, and
not be weary ; and they shall walk, and not
faint. Isa. 56.6. The sons of the stranger, that
join themselves to the Lord, to serve hira,
and to love the narae of the Lord, to be his
servants, every one that keepeth the salabath
from poUuting it, and taketh hold of my
covenant ; 7. Even them wiU I bring to rtyr
holy mountain, and make them joyful in my
house of prayer.
Isa, 66.16. He who blesseth himself tn the
earth shaU bless htmseU in the God of truth ;
and he that sweareth in the earth shaU swear
by the God of tmth.
Hos. 6.3. Then shaU we know, if we foUow
on to know the Lord,
Mat. 6.24. No man can serve two masters :
for either he wUl hate the one, and love the
other ; or else he wiU hold to the one, and
despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and
raammon. Luk. 16,13,
Mat. 10.32. Whosoever therefore shaUcon-
fess me before men, him wiU I confess also
before my Father which is in heaven.
Mat. 24.13. He that shall endure unto the
end, the same shaU be saved. Mar. 13.13.
Mat. 10.22.
Mat. 25.23. WeU done, good and faithful
servant ; thou h^t been faithful over a few
things, I wiU make thee ruler over many
things : enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.
L^. 7.23. Blessed is he, whosoever shaU
not be offended in me. Mat. 11.6.
Luk. 9.26. Whosoever shaU be ashamed of
me and of my words, of him shaU the Son of
man be ashamed, when he shaU come in his
own glory, and in his Father's, and of the
holy angels. Mar. 8.38.
Luk. 9.59. He said unto another, FoUow
me. But he said. Lord, suffer me flrat to go
and bury my father, 60, Jesus said unto hira,
Let the dead bury their dead : but go thou
and preach the kingdora of God. Mat.
8.21,22. Luk. 9.61. And another also said. Lord, I
wUl foUow thee ; but let me first go bid them
fareweU, which are at home at my house.
62, And Jesus said unto him. No man, having
put his hand to the plough, and looking back,
is flt for the kingdom of God,
Luk. 11,23. He that is not with me ia
against me ; and he that gathereth not with
me scattereth. Mat. 12.30.
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DECISION
before men, him shall the Son of man also
confess before the angels of God.
Luk.17.32. Remember Lot's wife. 33. Who
soever shall seek to save his life ahaU lose it ;
and whosoever sh^ lose his Ufe ahaU preserve
it. Luk, 21,19. In your patience poasess ye
your souls.
Jno. 8.31. If ye continue tn my word, then
are ye my disciplea indeed; 32. And ye
shaU know the truth, and the truth shall
make you free.
Jno. 15.4. Abide in me, and I in you. As
the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except
it abide in the vine ; no raore can ye, except
ye abide in me. 5. I ara the vine, ye are the
branches : he that abideth in me, and I in
hira, the same bringeth forth much fruit ; for
without me ye can do nothing. 7. If ye
abide in me, and my words abide in you,
ye shall ask what ye wiU, and it shaU be
done unto you. 9. Continue ye in my
love. Act. 11.23, Exhorted them aU, that with
purpose of heart they would cleave unto the
Lord. Act. 13.43. Persuaded them to continue in
the grace of God.
Act. 14.22. Confirming the souls of the
disciples, and exhorting them to continue in
the faith.
Rom, 2.7. To them who, by patient con
tinuance in weU-doing, seek for glory, and
honour, and immortaUty, eternal life.
Rom. 6.13. Yield yourselves unto God, as
those that are alive from the dead, and your
members as instruments of righteousness unto
God. Rom. 10.9. If thou shalt confess with thy
mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt beUeve in
thine heart that Grod hath raised him from
the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10. With the
heart man beUeveth unto righteousness ; and
with t^e mouth confession is made unto sal
vation. Rom. 11.22. But toward thee, goodness, if
thou continue in his goodness : otherwise
thou also shalt be cut off,
Rom. 12.1. I beseedi you therefore,
brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye
present your bodies a Uving sacrifice, holy,
acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable
service. Rom. 14.7. None of us Uveth to himself,
and no man dieth to himself. 8. For whether
we Uve, we Uve unto the Lord ; and whether we
die, we die unto the Lord : whether we Uve
therefore, or die, we are the Lord's. 9. For
to this end Christ both died, and rose, and
revived, that he might be Lord both of the
dead and Uving.
1 Cor. 7.32. I would have you without care
fulness. He that ia unmarried careth for the
things that belong to the Lord, how he may
please the Lord. v. 33-36.
1 Cor. 12.3. No man can say that Jesus is
the Lord, but by the Holy Ghost,
ICor. 15.1. The gospel which I preached
unto you, which also ye have received, and
wherein ye stand ; 2. By which also ye are
saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached
unto you, unlesa ye have beUeved in vam.
ICor. 16.68. Be ye stedfast, unmoveable,
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forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not
in vain in the Lord.
ICor. 16,13, Watch ye, stand fast in the
faith, quit you like men, be strong,
2 Cor. 1.24. By faith ye stand.
2 Cor. 4.10. Always bearing about in tbe
body the dying of the Lord Jesus, that the
life aiso of Jesus might be made raanifest in
our body.
2 Cor. 6.9. We labour, that, whether pre
sent or absent, we raay be accepted of mm.
16. They which Uve should not henceforth Uve
unto themselvea, but unto him whidi died for
them, and rose again.
2 Cor. 10.6. Casting down imaginations,
and every high thing that exalteth itaelf
against the knowledge of God, and bringing
into captivity every thought to the obedience
of Christ. 17, He that glorieth, let him glory
in the Lord.
Gal. 5,1. Stand fast therefore in the Uberty
wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be
not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.
10. I have confidence in you through the
Lord, that ye wiU be none otherwise minded.
Gal, 6.9, Let us not be weary in weU-doing:
for in due season we shaU reap, if we faint
not, Eph. 4.14, Be no more chUdren, tossed to
and fro, and carried about with every wind of
doctrine, by the sleight of raen, aTid cunning
craftiness, whereby they Ue in wait to deceive,
Eph. 6. 13. Take unto you the whole armour
of God, that ye may be able to withstand in
the evU day, and having done all, to stand,
PhU. 1.27. Let your conversation be as it
becoraeth the gospel of Christ : that whether
I come and see you, or else be absent, I may
hear of your affairs, that ye stand fast in one
spirit, with one mind striving together for the
faith of the gospel.
PhU. 2. 11. Every tongue should confess that
Jeaua Christ is Lord, to the gjory of God the
Father. PhU. 3.16. Whereto we have already at
tained, let ua walk by the same rule, let us
mind the same thing.
Phil. 4.1. Stand fast in the Lord, my dearly
beloved. Col. 1.10, That ye might walk worthy of
the Lord unto aU pleasing, being fruitful in
every good work, and increastng tn the know
ledge of God, 23, Continue in the faith
grounded and settled, and he not moved away
from the hope of the gospel, which ye have
heard. Col, 2.2, The acknowledgment of the mys
tery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ.
6, As ye have therefore received Clirist Jesus
the Iiord, so walk ye in hira : 7. Rooted and
buUt up in him, and stabUshed tn the faith.
19. The Head, from which aU the body by
joints and bands having nourishment minis
tered, and knit together, increaseth with the
increase of God.
Col. 3.17, Whatsoever ye do in word or
deed, do all in the narae of the Lord Jesus.
23. Whatsoever ye do, do it heartUy, as to the
Lord, and not unto raen.
Col. 4.12. Stand perfect and complete in
aU the wiU of God.
1 The, 3.8. We live, if ye stand fast in
the Lord. 13. He may stabUsh your hearts
unblameable in hoUness before God, even our
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Father, at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ
with all hia saints.
1 The. 4.1. As ye have received of us how
ye ought to walk and to please God, so ye
would abound more and more.
1 The, 6.21. Prove all things ; hold fast
that which is good,
2 The, 2.16. Stand fast, and hold the tra
ditions which ye have been taught, whether
by word, or our epistle. 16. Our Lord Jesus
Qirist hiraseU, 17. StabUsh you in every
good word and work.
2 The. 3.13. Brethren, be not weary in
weU-doing. 1 Tim, 1.18. War a good warfare; 19,
Holding faith, and a good consdence,
1 Tim. 6.12. Fight the good fight of faith,
lay hold on etemal life. 14. Keep this com
mandment without spot, unrebukeable, untU
the appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ.
2 Tim. 1.8. Be not thou therefore ashamed
of the testimony of our Lord, nor of me his
prisoner : but be thou partaker of the affUc-
tiona of the goapel according to the power of
God. 13. Hold fast the form of sound words,
which thou hast heard of me, in faith and love
whidi is in Christ Jesus. 14. That good thing
which was committed unto thee keep by the
Holy Ghost which dweUeth in ua.
2 Tim. 2.1, Thou therefore, my son, be
strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus.
3. Endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus
Christ, 2 Tim. 2.12, If we suffer, we shaU also
reign with hiTn : if we deny him, he also wiU
deny us.
2 Tim. 3.14. Continue thou tn the thinga
which thou haat learned and hast been assured
of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them.
Tit. 1.9. Holding fast the faithful word as
he hath been taught.
Heb. 2.1. Give the more earnest heed to
the things which we have heard, lest at any
time we should let them sUp,
Heb. 3.6. Whose house are we, if we hold
fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the
hope firra unto the end. 14. We are made
partakers of Christ, if we hold the beginning
of our confidence stedfast unto the end.
Heb. 4.14. Seeing then that we have a
great high-priest, that is passed into the
heavens, Jesus the Son of Grod, let us hold
fast ou/r profession.
Heb. 6.1. Leaving the principles of the
doctrine of Christ, let us go on unto per
fection. V. 9,
Heb, 10.23, Let us hold fast the profession
of owr faith without wavering ; for he is
faithful that promised. 36. Cast not away
therefore your confidence, which hath great
recompense of reward.
Heb, 12.1. Seeing we also are compassed
about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let
us lay aside every weight, and the sin which
doth so easUy beset us, and let us run with
patience the race that is set before us.
Heb. 13.9. Be not carried about with divers
and strange doctrines : for it is a, good thing
that the heart be established with grace. 13.
Let us go forth therefore unto him without
the camp, bearing his reproach.
Jas, 1.4. Let patience have her perfect
work, that ye may be perfect and entire, want-
mg nothing. 12. Blessed is the man that
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endureth temptation : for when he is tried, he
shaU receive the crown of life. 26. Whoso
looketh into the perfect law of Uberty, and
continueth therein, he being not a forgetful
hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall
be blessed in his deed.
1 Pet. 1.13. Gird up the loins of your mind,
be sober, and hope to the end for the grace
that is to be brought imto you at the revela
tion of Jesus Christ.
1 Pet. 3.16. Be ready always to give an
answer to every man that asketh you a reason
of the hope that is in you with meekness and
fear. 17. /( is better, if the wUl of God be
so, that ye suffer for weU-doing, than for evU-
doing. 1 Pet. 6.9. Whom resist stedfast in the
faith. 2 Pet, 1.10. Give dUigence to make your
calling and election sure : for if ye do these
things, ye shaU never faU: 11. Por so an
entrance shall be ministered unto you abund
antly into the everlasting kingdom of our
Lord. 2 Pet. 3.17, Seeing ye know these thiTigs
before, beware lest ye also, being led away
with the error of the wicked, faU from your
own stedfastness. 18. Grow in grace, and in
the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour.
1 Jno, 2.23. He that acknowledgeth <Ae Son
hath the Father also. 24. Let that therefore
abide in you, wliich ye have heard from the
beginning. If that which ye have heard from
the beginning shaU remain in you, ye alao shaU
continue in the Son, and in the Father. 28.
Little children, abide in him ; that, when he
shaU appear, we may have confidence, and
not be ashamed before him at his coming,
1 Jno. 4.2. Every spirit that confesseth
that Jesus Christ is come tn the flesh is of
God. 16. Whosoever shaU confess that Jesus
is the Son of God, God dweUeth in him, and
he in God.
1 Jno. 6. 13, These things have I written unto
you that beUeve on the name of the Son of
God ; that ye may know that ye have eternal
Ufe, and that ye may beUeve on the name of
the Son of God.
2 Jno. 8. Look to yourselves, that we lose
not those things which we have wrought, but
that we receive a fuU reward,
Jude 20, BuUding up yourselves on your
most holj faith, 21. Keep youradves in the
love of God.
Rev. 2.7. To him that overcometh. wUl 1
give to eat of the tree of life, which is in the
midst of the paradise of God. 10. Be thou
faithful unto death, and I wiU give thee a
crown of life. 11. He that overcometh shaU
not be hurt of the second death.
Rev. 2.17. To him that overcometh wiU I
give to eat of the hidden manna, and wUl give
him a white stone, and in the stone a new
name written. 26. That which ye have aVread/y
hold fast tUl I come. 26, He that overcometh,
and keepeth my works unto the end, to him
wUl I give power over the nationa.
Rev. 3.5, He that overcometh, the same
shaU be clothed in white raiment ; and I wiU
not blot out his name out of the book of lUe,
but I wiU confess his name before ray Father,
and before his angels. 11. Hold that fast which
thou hast, that no raan take thy crown. 12.
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the temple of my God, and he shaU go no
more out. 21. To him tliat overcometh wiU
I grant to sit with rae in my throne, even as
I alao overcame.
Rev. 14,12, Here is the patience of the
saints : here are they that keep the command
ments of God, and the faith of Jesus.
Rev, 15,2. I saw them that had gotten the
victory over the beast, aud over his image,
and over his mark, aTid over the number of
his name, stand on the sea of glass, having
the harps of God,
Rev, 21.7. He that overcometh shall in
herit aU thingfi ; and I wiU be his God, and
he shall be my son.
Rev. 22.11. He that is righteous, let him
be righteoua stUl : and he tbat ia holy, let
him be holy atiU.
DECISION, Perseverance, &c.. Exem
plified. Gen. 4.26. Then began men to caU
upon the name of the Lord.
Gen. 28.20. If God wiU be with me, and
wiU keep me in this way that I go, and wUl
give me bread to eat, and raiment to put on,
21. So that I come again to ray father's houae
in peace, then shaU the Lord be my God.
Gen. 39.9. How then can I do this great
wickedness, and sin against God ?
Gen. 48.15. God, before whom myfathera
Abraham and Isaac did walk. Gen. 24,40,
Num, 12,7, My servant Moses is not so,
who is faithful in aU mine house, Heb, 3,6,
Nura. 14.24. My servant Caleb, because he
had another spirit with him, and hath fol
lowed me fuUy, him wiU I bring into the
land. V. 6-10,37,38. Deu. 1.36. Jos. 14.14,
Deu. 4,4. Ye that did cleave unto the Lord
your Giod are aUve every one of you this day.
Deu. 6.27. Speak thou unto us all that the
Lord our God shaU speak unto thee, and we
wUl hear it, and do it. Ex. 24.3,7. Ex. 19.8.
Deu. 26.17, Thou hast avouched the Lord
this day to be thy God, and to walk in his
ways, and to keep his statutes, and his com
mandments, and his judgments, and to
hearken unto his voice. Deu. 29.12.
Deu. 33.9. Neither did he acknowledge his
brethren, nor Imew his own chUdren : for
they have observed thy word, and kept thy
covenant. Ex, 32.26.
Jos. 2.11. The Lord your God, he is Gk)d
in heaven above, and in earth beneath.
Jos. 22.34. The chUdren of Reuben and the
chUdren of Gad called the altar Ed: for it
shaU be a witness between us that the Lord is
God. Jos. 24.15. As for me and my house, we
wUl serve the Lord. 22. Ye are witnesses
against yourselves that ye have chosen ypu
the Lord, to serve him. And they said. We
a/re witnesses, v. 18-24,
Ruth 1.16. Thy people shdU he my people,
and thy God my God,
2 Sam. 22,21. I have kept the ways of the
Lord, and have not wickedly departed from
my God, 22. Por aU his judgments were
before me, and I did not put away hia atatutes
from me. 23. I was also upright before him,
and I kept myaeU from mine iniquity.
IKin. 13.8. If thou wUt give me half
thine house, IwUl not go in with thee, neither
wUl I eat bread nor drink water in this
place : 9. For so was it charged me by the
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DECISION
way, and retumed not by the way that he
came to Beth-eL
1 Kin. 18.22. Then said EUjah unto the
people, I, even I only, remain a prophet of tho
Lord. 1 Ktn. 19.18. I have left me seven thoiaand
in Israel, all the knees which have not bowed
unto Bail, and every mouth which hath not
kissed him.
1 Kin. 22.7. Jehoshaphat said, Is there not
here a prophet of the Lord besides, that we
might enquire of him? 2 Chr. 18.6,
2 Kin. 5.15. Now I know that there is no
God in aU the earth, but in Israel. 17. Thy
servant wiU henceforth offer neither bumt-
offering nor sacrifice unto other gods, but
unto the Lord.
2 Kin. 18,6. He clave to the Lord, and
departed not from foUowing him, but kept
his commandments, which the Lord com
manded Moses, 2Chr. 16,17,
2 Ban. 22.2. He did that whichwas right in
the sight of the Lord, and walked in all the
way of David his father, and tumed not
Mide to the right hand or to the left,
2 Kin. 23.3. The king stood by a pillar,
and made a covenant before the Lord, to
walk after the Lord, and to keep his coni-
mandments and his testimonies and his
statutes with oU their heart and all their soul,
to periorm the words of this covenant that
were written in this book. And aU the people
stood to the covenant. 2 Chr. 34.31,
2 Kin. 23.26. Like unto htm was there no
king before him, that turned to the Lord with
aU his heart, and with aU his soul, and with
aU hia might, according to aU the law of
Mosea ; neither after him arose there any Uke
him. 2 Chr, 11.16, Such aa set their hearts to
seek the Lord GJod of Israel, came to Jerusa
lem, to sacrifice unto the Lord Grod of their
fathera. 2 Chr. 13.10, As for us, the Lord is our
God, and we have not foraaken him. 11, We
keep the charge of the Lord our Grod.
2 Chr, 16.12. They entered into a covenant
to seek the Lord God of their fathers with all
their heart and with aU their soul : 16. And
aU Judah rejoiced at the oath : for they had
sworn with all their heart, and sought him
with their whole desire ; and he was found of
them. 2 Chr. 23.16. 2 Km. 11.17. 2 Chr.
29,10, Ezr, 10.3-44. Neh. 9.38, Jer. 34.15.
Ezr. 5.11. We are the servants of the God
of heaven and earth,
Neh. 6.11. Should such a man as I fiee ?
and who is there, that, being as I am, would
go into the temple to aave his life ? I wiU not
go in.
Neh. 10.28. AU they that had separated
themselvea from the people of the lands unto
the law of God, their wives, their sons, and
their daughters, every one having knowledge,
and having understanding ; 29. They clave
to their brethren, their nobles, and entered
into a curse, and into an oath, to walk in
God's law, V. 1-39,
Est. 4.16. I go in unto the king, which is
not according to the law : and if I perish, I
perish. Job 2.3.' One that feareth God, andeschew-
eth evil ? and stUl he holdeth fast his integrity,
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Job 23.11. My foot hath held his steps, his
way have I kept, and not declined. 12. Nei
ther have I gone back frora the coramandment
of his Ups ; I have esteemed the words of hia
mouth more than my necessary /ood.
Psa. 17.3. Thou hast proved mine heart;
thou hast visited me In the night ; thou hast
tried me, and shalt find nothing : I am pur
posed that my mouth shaU not transgress.
Psa, 26,6, I wiU wash mine hands in inno
cency : so wUl I compass thine altar, 0 Lord,
11. As for me, I wiU walk in mine integrity,
Psa, 40,9. I have preached righteousness
in the great congregation : lo, I have not re
frained my Ups, 0 Lord, thou knowest, 10. 1
have not hid thy righteousness within my
heart ; I have declared thy faithfulness and |
thy salvation : I have not concealed thy loving-
kindness and thy truth from the great congre
gation. Psa, 60,6. My saints that have made a
covenant with me by sacrifice.
Psa, 56.12. Thy vowa are upon me, 0 Grod :
I wUl render praises unto thee.
Psa, 66,16, Come and hear, aU ye that fear
God, and I wUl dedare what he hath done for
my soul.
Psa. 71.17. Hitherto have I declared thy
wondrous works.
Psa. 86.11. I wiU walk in thy truth : unite
my heart to fear thy name.
Psa. 101.2. I wiU behave myseU wisely in
a perfect way. 0 when wUt thou come unto
me ? I wiU walk within my house with a per
fect heart. 3, I wiU set no wicked thing
before mine eyes ; I hatpC the work of them
that tum aside ; it shaU not cleave to me.
Psa. 108.1. O God, my heart is fixed ; I
wUl sing and give praise, even with my
glory. Psa. 57,7,8.
Psa, 116,9, I wiU walk before the Lord in
the land of the Uving. 13, I wiU take the
cup of salvation, and caU upon the name of
the Lord. 14. I wiU pay my vows unto the
Lord now in the presence of aU his people.
16, O Lord, truly I am thy servant ; I am thy
servant, aTid the son of thine handmaid,
Psa, 119.8, I wiU keep thy statutes : O
forsake me not, 30. I have chosen the way
of truth : thy judgments have I laid before me.
31. 1 have stuck unto thy testimonies. 38. Thy
servant, who is devoted to thy fear. 44. So
shaU I keep thy law continuaUy for ever
and ever. 45. And I wiU walk at Uberty : for
I seek thy precepts. 46. I wUl speak of thy
testimonies also before kings, and wUl not be
ashamed. 57. Thou art my portion, O Lord :
I have aaid that I would keep thy words. 94.
I am thine, save me ; for I have sought thy

Psa. 119,106. I have sworn, and I wUl per
form it, that I wiU keep thy righteous judg
ments. 116. Depart from me, ye evUdoers:
for I wiU keep the commandments of my God.
125. I am thy servant ; give rae underatanding,
that I may know thy testimonies. 145. I cried
with my whole heart ; hear me, O Lord : I
will keep thy statutes. 146. I cried unto thee ;
save me, and I shaU keep thy testimonies,
Psa. 143,12.
Isa. 44.6. One shaU say, I am the Lord's ;
and another shaU call hivnsdf by the narae of
Jacob ; and another shaU subscribe with his
hand unto the Lord.
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Isa. 46.14. Surely God is in thee ; and there
is none else, there is no God.
Jer. 4. 2. Thou shalt swear. The Lord Uveth,
in truth, in judgment, and in righteousness ;
and the oations shaU bless themselves in him,
and in hin? ahaU they glory,
Jer, 42.5, The Lord be a true and faithful
witness between us, if we do not even accord
ing to aU things for the which the Lord thy
Grod shaU send thee to us, 6. Whether it he
good, or whether it be evil, we wiU obey the
voice of the Lord our God.
Jer. 50.6, They shaU ask the way to Zion
with their faces thitherward, sayiTig, Come,
and let ua join ouraelvea to the Lord in a per
petual covenant that shaU not be forgotten.
Dan. 4-37. Now I Nebuchadnezzar praise
and extol and honour the King of heaven.
v. 34. Dan. 6,26,27.
Hoa, 11,12, Judah yet ruleth with God,
and ia faithful with the sainta.
Jonahl.O. Ifearthe Lord, theGod of heaven,
which hath made the aea and the dry land.
Gten. 42,18.
Mic, 4.6. We vviU walk in the name of the
Lord our God for ever and ever.
Mat, 9.9, And he saith unto him, FoUow
me. And he arose, and foUowed him.
Mar, 15.43. Joseph of Arimathea went tn
boldly unto PUate, and craved the body of
Jesus. Luk. 2.37. Which departed not from the
temple, but served God with fastings and
prayers night and day.
Luk. 18,28. Lo, we have left aU, and fol
lowed thee.
Jno. 1.49. Nathaniel aaith unto him. Rabbi,
thou art the Son of God ; thou art the King of
Israel. Jno . 6. 68 . Simon Peter answered him. Lord,
to whom shaU we go ? thou hast the words of
etemal Ufe. 69. We beUeve, and are sure,
that thou art that Christ, the Son of the Uving
God. Jno. 9.33. If this man were not of God. he
could do nothing,
Jno, 11,27, I beUeve that thou art the
Christ, the Son of God, which should corae
into the world.
Act. 2.42. They continued stedfastly in the
apostles' doctrine and feUowship, and in break
ing of bread, and in prayers.
Act. 9.29. He spake boldly in the name of
the Lord Jesus, and disputed against the
Grecians. Act, 26.6, I stand and am judged for the
hope of the promise made of God unto our
fathera. Rom, 1 .16, I am not ashamed of the gospel
ofGihrist 2 Cor, 4.1. As we have received mercy we
faint not.
2 Cor. 8.5, First gave their own selves to
the Lord, and unto ua by the wiU of God,
Phil, 1.7. Both tn my bonds, and in the
defence and confirmation of the gospel, ye all
are partakers of my grace. 20. That in nothing
I shall be ashamed, but that with aU boldness,
as always, so now also Christ sbaU be magni
fied in my body, whether it be by life, or by
death. 21. For to rae to Uve is Christ, and to
die is gain.
Col. 2.5. Joying and beholding your order,
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2The. 1.3. Your faith groweth exceedingly.
1 Tim. 6.12. Hast professed a good pro
fession before many witnesses.
2 Tim. 4.7. I have fought a good fight, I
have finished mv course, Ihave kept the faith,
Heb. 11.17. By faith Abraham, when he
was tried, offered np Isaac : and he that had
received the promises offered up his only-
begotten son. Heb. 6.15.
Eev. 2.2. I know thy works, and thy labour,
and thy patience. 3. And hast bome, and
hast patience, and for my name's sake hast
laboured, and hast not fainted.
Rev. 3.4. Thou hast a few names even in
Sardis, which have not defiled their garments ;
and they shaU walk with me in white : for they
are worthy. 8. Thou hast a Uttle strength,
and hast kept my word, and hast not denied
my name, 10, Because thou hast kept the
word of my patience, I also wiU keep thee
from the hour of temptation, which shall
come upon aU the world.
Rev. 14.4. These are they which were not
defiled with women ; for they are virgins.
These are they whidi foUow the Lamb whither
soever he goeth.
See SpiRiTUAi Diligence— Persecution
— Self-denial — Zeal.
DECISION, Valley of. See Jehosha
phat, Valley of.
DECREES OF God. SeePBEUEsiiNATioN.
DEDAN, grandson of Cnsh, Gen. 10.7.
1 Chr. 1.9.
 grandson of Abraham and Keturah,
Gen. 25.3. 1 Chr. 1.32. Dedanites, mer
chants, Isa. 21.13. Bze. 27.20. Prophecies
of, Jer. 26.23. Jer. 49.8. Eze. 25.13. Eze.
38.13. DEDICATION. Of tabemade and its con
tents. Num. 7. Of Solomon's temple, 1 Kin.
8. 2Chr.7.5. Of 8econdtemple,Ezr. 6.16,17.
Of Jerusalem's waU, Neh. 12.27-43. Of houses,
Deu. 20.6. Psa. 30 {tiUej. Of persons and
property, see Vows, Ecrst-boen, Eirst-
FRUITB. Dedicated things placed in treasuries of the
temple, see Treasuries. AppUed to the
maintenance of the temple and priests. Num.
18.14. 1 Chr. 26.26,27.
 , Feast of. See Feasts.
DEEB. FaUow deer, Deu- 14.5. 1 Kin.
4 23 Hart and roe, Deu. 12.15. Psa. 42.1.
Song 8.14. Isa. 35.6. Boe, 2 Sam. 2.18.
1 Chr 12 8. Pro. 6.5. Eoebuck, Deu. 14.5.
1 Kin. 4.23. Hind, Pro. 6.19. Jer. 14.6.
2 Sam. 22.34.
DEFILEMENT AND Purification. Puri
fication of persons defiled by leprosy. Lev.
13 3 44-46. Lev. 14. Lev. 22.4-7. By vari
ous 'diseases, Lev. 16. Lev. 22.4. By chUd-
birth. Lev. 12. 2-8. Luk. 2. 22. By bemg with
a dead body, touching a bone or a grave.
Num. 19,11-22, Num. 31.19,20. By touching
fhp carcase of a dean animal that died of itseU,
i^ lll9,40. Lev. 17.15,16. Lev. 22.8.
Or any unclean thing. Lev. 5.2-13. Lev.
118 24-28. Lev. 14.46-57. Lev. 15.6-11. Deu.
23* 10 11 By leading the scapegoat into the
wiidfiness. Lev. 18.26. By burning the sin-
offering on the day of atonement. Lev. 16.28.
By sacriflcing the red heller, Nnm. 19.7-10.

DESERTS
DEGREES (UteraUy steps), title of Fsa.
120-134. Probab^ so called because the
sense ascends, as it were, by degrees or steps,
the first or last words of a preceding dause
being repeated at the beginning of the suc
ceeding one. Comp. Psa, 122.2,3,4 ; Psa.
123.3,4 ; Psa. 126.2,3 ; Psa. 129.1,2. See Jud.
5.3,19,30. DEHAVITES, Ezr. 4.9. Supposed to be
the same as Avites. See Ava.
DELIGHTING m God. See Love to
God — Spiritual Diligence — Spiritual
Peace and Joy.
DELILAH, the woman who betrayed Sam
son to the Philistines, Jud, 16.
DELIVERANCE from God. See God
Frotectob--God Saviour. — ^Affliction
prater in,
DELTTGE. See Flood.
DEMAS, a feUow-labourer of Paul, CoL
4.14. Phlm, 24. Forsakes Paul and goes to
Thessalonica, 2 Tim, 4.10,
DEMETRIUS, a sUversmith, opposes Paul
at Ephesus, Act. 19.24-38.
 , a Christian commended by John,
3 Jno. 12.
DEMONS (Gr. daimmmm or daimon).
CaUed devils. Lev. 17.7. EvU spirits, 1 Sam.
16.14. EvU angels, Psa. 78.49. Undean
spirit. Mat. 12.43. Angels of the devU, Mat.
26.41. Foul spirit. Mar. 9.25. Rev. 18.2.
Spirit of divination. Act. 16.16. Lying spirit,
1 Kin. 22.22. PnncipaUties, powers, ifec,
Eph. 6,12.
Worship of, forbidden. Lev. 17.7. Exam
ples of, Deu. 32.17. 2 Chr. 11.15. Psa. 106.37.
Zee. 13.2. ICor. 10.20. ITim. 4.1. Rev.
9.20. Saul possessed by an evU spirit, 1 Sam.
16.14-23. 1 Sam. 18.10,11. 1 Sam. 19.9,10,
Comp. Jud. 9.23. 1 Kin. 22.21-23.
Cast out by Christ, Mat. 4.24, Mat,
8.16,28-34. Mat. 9.32,33. Mat. 12.22-29.
Mat. 16.22,28. Mat. 17.14-21. Mar. 1.23-26.
Luk. 4,41. Luk, 8.2. Power over, given to
the Apostles, &c.. Mat. 10.1. Mar. 16.17.
Cast out by a disciple. Mar. 9,38. By the
seventy, Luk. 10.17. By Peter, Act. 5.16. By
Paul, Act, 16,16-18. Act. 19.12. By PhUip,
Act. 8,7, Disciples unable to cast out. Mar.
9.18,28,29. And Sceva's sons. Act, 19.13-16.
Parable regarding. Mat. 12.43-46.
Workfalsemiracles,Rev. 16.13,14. Punish
ment of. Mat. 26.41. Mat. 8.29. Luk. 8.28.
1 Cor. 6.3, Jas. 2.19. 2 Pet. 2.4. Jude 6.
Eev. 12.7-9. Rev. 16.13,14. See Satan.
DENYING CHRIST. See Baoksudinq
DEPRAVITY. See Man, natural state
QY.  The Fall — Godlessness — Impeni
tence— Sin— Sinners— Children, wicked.
DEPUTY, a govemor, 1 Kin. 22,47 ; or
pro-consul. Act. 13.7,8. Act. 18.12.
DERBE, a city of Lycaonia. Paul and Bar
nabas flee to, from Iconium, Act. 14.6 ; and
from Lystra, Act, 14.20. Paul and SUas visit.
Act. 16.1. The birthplace of Gaius, Act. 20.4.
DESERTS AND Wildernesses. Barren
ness of. Ex, 17.1. Lev. 16.22. Nnm 20.5,
Deu. 8,16, Dou, 32,10. Jer. 2.2,6. Vege
tation of, Ex, 3.1. Jer. 17.6. Hos. 9.10.
M»T. R 39. Names of deserts, see edom.

DESPAIR
Damascus, Kadesh, Paban, RedSea, Shtjb,
Sim, Sinai, Zin. — Palestine, deserts of.
DESPAIR. See Conviction of Sin.
DESPONDENCY. See Murmuring —
Doubting. DEVIL. See Satan— Demons,
DEVOTEDNESS to God, See Love to
God — Decision — Spiritual Dlliqence —
Glorifying God,
DEVOTED THINGS. See Vows.
DEW. Abundance of, Deu. 33.13, 2 Sam.
17,12. Job 29.19. Pro. 3.20. Dan. 4.15.
Miracle of, Jud, 6.36-40. lUustrative, Psa.
110.3. Isa. 26,19. Hos. 6.4. Hos, 14.5,
DIAL OF Ahaz, 2 Km. 2U.11. Isa. 38.8.
DIAMOND, Ex. 28.18. Eze. 28.13. Jer.
17.1. DIANA, an Ephesian goddess. Temple
and sUver shrines of. Act. 19.24,27,28,35. See
Sbjeune. DIBON, or DnuoN, a town of Moab, N. of
the Amon, Num. 21.30. IsraeUtes encamp
at. Num. 33.46. Given to Gad and Reuben,
Num. 32.3,34. Jos. 13.17, Re-possessed by
Moab, Isa. 15.2,9. Jer, 48.18,22.
DILIGENCE IN Business, see Industry.
Diligence, spiritual, see Spiritual Dili
gence — Decision,
DINAH, daughter of Jacob and Leah, Gen,
30.21. Seduced by Shechem, Gen, 34.
DINNER. See Feasts.
DIONYSIUS, the Areopagite of Athens,
converted by Paul, Act. 17.34.
DIOTREPHES, a false teacher, conderaned
by John, 3 Jno. 9.
DISCERNING of Spirits, signifles dis
criminating between true and false prophetical
gifts, 1 Cor. 12.10. 1 Jno. 4.1,
DISCIPLE, a name of the 12 apostles.
Mat, 10.1. Mat. 20.17. Of Christians, Act.
9.26, Act, 14.22. Act. 21,4, Of John's fol
lowers. Mat. 9.14.
DISCONTENT. See Murmuring — Con
tentment. DISEASES. Kinds of, Lev. 26.16. Deu.
28.22,27,35. Lev. 21.18,20. Lev. 22,22. Ul
cers, Isa. 1.6. Sun-stroke, Psa. 121,6, 2 Kin,
4,19,20, Isa, 49.10. Dropsy, Luk. 14.2.
Dysentery, Act. 28.8. Issue, Mat. 9.20.
Lunacy, Mat, 4.24. Worms, Act. 12.23.
Palsy, Mar. 2.3.
See Blindness, Boils, Deafness, Demons,
Fever, Lameness, Leprosy, Madness,
Palsy, Pestilence.
Physicians employed, 2 Chr. 16.12, Jer,
8.22. Mat. 9.12, Mar. 6.26. Luk. 4.23.
Medicine used. Pro. 17.22. Pro, 20.30 (marg.)
Jer. 30.13, Jer. 46.11. Balsams and plasters,
2 Ktn. 20.7. Isa. 1.6. Jer. 8.22. Treatment
of wounds, Isa. 1.6. Luk. 10.34. Of frac
tures, Eze. 30.21. See Miracles — Anoint
ing. DISH. Jud. 6.26. 2Kin. 2L13. Mat. 26.23.
Used in the tabernacle, Ex. 26.29. Num, 4.7.
See Charger.
DISHONESTY, Fraud, Theft. Ex.
20.15. Thou shalt not steal, Deu. 5.10. Mat.
19.18. Bom. 13.9.
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DISHONFSTY
Lev. 19,11. Ye ahaU not steal, neither deal
falsely. Lev. 19.13. Thou ahalt not defraud thy
neighbour, neither rob him: the wages of
him that is hired shaU not abide with thee
all night. Deu, 24.16. Jos, 6.4.
Lev. 25.14. If thou seU ought or buyest
ought of thy neighbour'a hand, ye shaU not
oppress one another, v. 17.
Ueu. 25.13. Thou shalt not have in thy
bag divers weights, a great and a smaU.
14. Thou shalt not have in thine house divers
measures, a great and a small. 15, But thou
shalt have a perfect and just weight, a per
fect and just measure shalt thou have : that
thy days may be lengthened, 16, For aU
that do such things, and aU that do un
righteously, are an abomination unto the
Lord thy God, Lev. 19.35,36. Pro. 11.1. Pro.
20.10,23. Job 24.16. In the dark they dig through
houses, which they had marked for them
selves in the daytime : they know not the
Ught. V. 14-18,
Job 31,39. If I have eaten the ftiuts thereof
without money, or have caused the owners
thereof to loae their life : 40. Let thistles
grow instead of wheat,
Psa. 37,21. The wicked borroweth, and
payeth not again.
Paa. 50,18. "When thou sawest a thief,
then thou consentedst with him.
Psa. 62.10. Trust not in oppression, and
become nol vain in robbery,
Psa. 119.61. The bands of the wicked have
robbed rae.
Pro. 3,27, Withhold not good from them
to whora it is due, when it is in the power of
thine hand to do it. 28. Say not unto thy
neighbour. Go, and come again, and to-morrow
I wUl give ; when thou hast it by thee.
Pro. 6.30. Men do not despise a thief, if
he steal to satisfy his soul when he is hungry:
31. But if he be found, he shaU restore seven
fold ; he shall give aU the substance of his
house. Pro. 20,14. It is naught, saith the buyer :
but when he is gone his way, then he
boasteth. Pro, 21.7. The robbery of the wicked shaU
destroy them.
Pro. 23, 10. Remove not the old landmark ;
and enter not into the fields of the fatherless.
Deu, 19.14. Deu, 27.17. Pro, 22,28.
Pro. 29.24. Whoso is partner witb a thief
hateth his own souL
Pro, 30.8. Feed me with food convenient
for me : 9. Lest I be poor and steal,
Isa. 61.8. I the Lord love judgment, I hate
robbery for burnt-offering.
Jer. 2.26. The thief is ashamed when he ia
found. Jer. 7.9. WiU ye steal, 10. And come and
stand before me in this house, and say, We
are delivered to do aU these abominations?
11. Is this house, which is caUed by ray narae,
becorae a den of robbers in your eyes ? Be
hold, even I have seen it, aaith the Lord.
Jer. 22.13. Woe unto him that buUdeth
his house by unrighteousness, and his cham
bers by wrong ; that useth his neighbour'sf
service without wages.
Eze. 22.29, The people used oppression,
and exercised robbery, and have vexed thtf

DISHONESTY
poor and needy; yea, they have oppressed the
stranger wrongfuUy.
Hos. 4,1. ^e Lord hath a controversy with
the Inhabitants of the land, because there is
no truth, nor mercy, nor knowledge of God in
the land. 2. By stealing, they break out.
Hos. 12.7. 'the balances of deceit are in
his hand : he loveth to oppress.
Amos 3.10. They know not to do right,
saith the Lord, who store up violence and rob
bery in their palaces,
Amos 8.6. Making the ephah small, and
the shekel great, and falsifying the balances
by deceit.
Mic. 6.10. Are there yet the treasures of
wickedness in the house of the wicked, and
thescantmeasuret/iaiisabominable? 11. ShaU
I count tJiem pure with the wicked balances,
and with the bag of deceitful wei^ts ?
Nah. 3.1. Woe to the bloody city I itisaU
fuU of Ues and robbery.
Zeph. 1.9. WUl I punish aU those which
fiU l3ieir masters' houses with violence and
deceit. Zee. 5.3. This is the curse that goeth forth
over the face of the whole earth : for every
one that stealeth shaU be cut oflf. 4. I wiU
bring it forth, saith the Lord of hosts, and it
shaU enter into the house of the thief ; and it
shaU remain in the midst of his house, and
shaU consume it with the timber thereof and
the stones thereof.
Mat. 16.19. Out of the heart proceed
thefts. Rom. 2.21. Thou that preachest a man
should not steal, dost thou steal?
Rom. 13.8. Owe no man anything.
1 Cor. 6.8. Ye do wrong, and defraud, and
that your brethren. 10. Nor thieves, nor
covetous, nor extortioners, shaU inherit the
kingdom of God.
Eph. 4.28. Let him that stole steal no
more. 1 The. 4,6. That no man go beyond and
defraud his brother in any matter : because
that the Lord is the avenger of aU such.
Tit. 2.10, Not purloining, but shewing aU
good fideUty.
1 Pet. 4.16. Let none of you suffer as a
thief. Rev. 9.21. Neither repented they of their
thefts. DISHONESTY. Restitution to be made,
Ex. 22.1-18. See Lev. 6.2-5. Pro. 6.31.
— , Examples of. Abimelech's ser

vants. Gen. 21.25. Gen. 26.16-22. Jaeob,
Gen. 26.29-33. Laban, Gen. 29.23-26. Gen.
31.41. Rachel, Gen. 31.19. Achan, Jos.
7.11-26. Micah, Jud. 17.2. Danites, Jud.
18.14-21. Ahab, 1 Kin. 21.2-16, Judas,
Jno. 12.6.
See Integrity — Masters — ^Rulers — Ser
vants — Poor.
DISOBEDIENCE to Special Commands,
Examples of, Adam and Eve, Gen. 3.6,11.
Lot's vrife. Gen. 19.26. Moses, Ex. 4.13,14.
Num 20.11,24. Pharaoh, Ex. 4.23. Ex.
10.1-4. IsraeUtes, Ex. 16.19,20. Num. 33.55,56.
Deu. 1.26. Jos. 5.6. Nadab and Abihu, Lev.
10 1 2 Balaam, Num. 22,22. Achan, Jos.
7.16^26, Saul, 1 Sam. 13.8-14. 1 Sam. 16.8-28.
1 Sam. 28.17,18. The young prophet, 1 Kin,
13.20-26. An IsraeUte, 1 l^i" 20.36. Ahab.

DOUBT
1 Kin. 20.42. Priests, 1 Chr. 15.13. The
Jews, Jer. 48.7. Jer. 44.12-14, Jonah, Jon.
1.3-12. The leper. Mar. 1.45.
DISOBEDIENCE TO Parents. See Chil
dren, DUTIES OP. — Children, wicked,
DISPERSION OF Nations, after the
Flood, Gen. 10. At Babel, Gen. 11.1-9
Deu. 32.8.
DISTAFF, Pro. 31.19. Ex. 36.25,26,
DIVINATION. See Sorcery.
DIVISIONS. See Strife— Heresy.
DIVORCE. Permitted on account of adul
tery, given in writing, Deu. 24.1. Jer, 3,1,
Mat. 6.31,32. Mat. 19.7-9. To bond-servants.
Ex, 21.7-11. To captives, Deu. 21.11-14.
Commanded from idolatrous wives, Ezr,
10.2-17. Neh. 13.23-30.
Practised iUegaUy by the Jews, Mic. 2.9.
Mai. 2.14. Mat. 19.3,9. When a divorced
woman might many. Den, 24.1,2. When she
might not marry, Deu, 24.3,4. Mat. 6.32,
Mat. 19.9. Luk. 16.18. 1 Cor. 7.11. Illus
trative, Isa. 60.1. Jer. 3.8. See Marriage,
DOCTOR. (Gr.di<?(M&itos), a teacher of the
Jewish law, Lnk. 2.46. Luk. 5.17. Act. 5.34.
1 Tim, 1.7. UsuaUy translated master, as
Mat. 8.19.
DOCTRINES, False. See Ministers
UNFAITHFUL. DOEG, an Edomite, teUs Saul of Ahimelech
helping David, 1 Sam. 21.7. 1 Sam. 22.9,22.
Psa. 52 {title) . Slays Ahimdech and 85 priests,
1 Sam. 22.18,19,
DOG, Deu, 23.18. Sheep-dogs, Job 30.1.
Street-dogs, Psa. 59.6. 1 Kin, 21,19, 1 Kin,
22.38. Luk, 16.21. House-dog, Mat, 16.27,
Hdd in contempt, 1 Sam. 17,43. 2 Sam. 3.8.
2Sam. 16.9. lUustrative, PhU, 3.2. Isa. 66.10,
DOOR, Gen. 19.9. Posts and Untels of,
Ex. 12.22. Ex. 21.6. Hinges of, 1 Kio. 7.60.
Mode of opening. Song 6,4. Texts written
on, Deu. 11. 20. Temple, doors of, two leaves,
and carved, 1 Kin. 6.33-36. lUustrative, Pro.
26.14, Hos, 2,16, Jno. 10.1,7. 1 Cor. 16.9.
Rev. 3.8. See Bar — ^Kby — Look.
DOORKEEPER. See Levites, duties of.
DOR, a town and district in the W. coast
of Palestine, Jos. 11.2, Jos. 12.23, 1 Kin,
4,11. GiventoManasseh, Jos, 17.11. Jud 1.27.
DORCAS, or Tabitha, a female convert
at Joppa ; her alms deeds ; raised to Ufe by
Peter, Act, 9.36-42.
DOTHAN, adistrict and town near Samaria,
where Joseph found his brethren. Gen. 37,17.
The Syrians struck with blindness at, 2 Kin.
6.13-19. DOUBT. Despondenot— Weak Faith.
Job 30.20. I cry unto thee, and thou dost
not hear me ; I stand up, and thou regardest
me Twt. 21, Thoa art become cruel to me :
with thy strong hand thou opposest thyseU
againstme. Job3. Job4.5. Jobl6. Jobl7.
Job 23.15-17.
Psa. 22.2. O my God, I cry in the day time,
but thou hearest not ; and in the night season,
and am not sUent.
Psa. 31.22. I said in my haste, I am cut off
from before thine eyes.
Psa. 42.6. Why art thou cast down, O my
soul? and why art thou disquieted in mel
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hope tliou in God : for I shaU yet praise mm
for the help of hia countenance. 6. O my God,
my soul is cast down within me.
Psa. 49.5. Wherefore should I fear in the
days of evil, when the iniquity of my heels
shaU compass me about ?
Psa. 73. 13 . VerUy I have cleansed ray heart
in vain, and waahed ray hands in innocency.
14. For aU the day long have I been plagued,
and chastened every morning. 15. If I say,
I wiU speak thus ; behold, I should offend
against the generation of thy chUdren. 16.
When I thought to know this, it was too
painful for me ; 17. UntU I went into the
sanctuary of God.
Psa. 77.3. I remembered God, and was
troubled : I complained, and ray spirit was
overwhelmed. 7. WUl the Lord cast off for
ever? and wUl he be favourable no more?
8. Is his mercy clean gone for ever ? doth his
promise faU for evermore? 9. Hath God for
gotten to be gracious ? hath he in anger shut
up his tender mercies 1
Pro. 24.10. If thou faint in the day of
adversity, thy strength is smaU.
Isa. 40.27. Why sayest thou, O Jacob, and
speakest, 0 Israel, My way ia hid from the
Lord, and my judgment ia paased over from
my God? 28. Hast thou not known? hast
thou not heard, thxt the everlasting God, the
Lord, the Creator of the ends of the earth,
fainteth not, neither is weary? there is no
searching of his underatanding, Isa. 60,2,
Isa. 49.14. Zion aaid. The Lord hath for
saken me, and my Lord hath forgotten me.
15. Can a woraan forget her sucking child,
that she should not have compassion on the
son of her womb ? yea, they may forget, yet
wUl I not forget thee.
Jer. 8.18. When I would comfort rayseU
against sorrow, my heart is faint in me.
Jer. 15,18. Why is my pain perpetual, and
my wound incurable, which refuseth to be
healed ? wilt thou be altogether unto me as a
liar, and as waters that faU ?
Jer. 45,3. Woe is me now 1 for the Lord
hath added grief to my sorrow ; I fainted in
my sighing, and I find no rest.
Lam. 3.8, When I cry and shout, he shut
teth out my prayer. 17. Thou hast removed
my soul far off from peace : I forgat prosperity,
18. And I aaid. My strength and my hope is
perished from the Lord.
Lam. 5. 20. Wherefore dost thou forget us
for ever, and forsake us so long time ? Lam.
c. 1-6.
Hos. 10.3. We have no king, because we
feared not the Lord ; what then should a king
do to us ?
Mat. 8.26. Why are ye fearful, 0 ye of
Uttle faith? Mar. 4.40. Luk. 8,25,
Mat, 14.31, O thou of Uttle faith, where
fore didst thou doubt ?
Mat, 17.17. 0 faithless and perverse gener
ation, how long shaU I be with you ? how long
ahaU I suffer you? Mar. 9.18,19,28, Luk. 9.40.
Mar. 4,38. Master, carest thou not that we
perish ?
1 Pet. 1.6. Ye are in heaviness through
manifold temptations.
DOCBT, Examples of. Abraham, Gen.
12.12,13. Gen. 17.17. Gen. 20.11. Sarah,
Gen. 18.12-14. Isaac, Gen. 26.6,7. Lot,
Oen. 19.30 Moses Ex. 3.11. Ex, 4.1,10,13.
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Ex, 6.22,23. Ex. 6.12^0. Num. 11.21-23
IsraeUtes, Ex. 6.9. Ex. 14.10. 1 Sam
17.11,24. Gideon, Jud. 6.13,16. Samuel, 1 Sam. 16.1,2.
David, ISam. 21.12,13. 1 Sam. 27.1. David's
men, 1 Sara. 23.3. Obadiah, 1 Kin. 18.9-14.
EUjah, 1 Kin. 19.18,14,18. Joaah, 2 Kin,
13.18,19, Jereraiah, Jer. 1,6, Jer. 32.24,26.
Lam. c. 1-5.
The disciples. Mat. 8.25,26. Mat. 17.16,20.
Mar. 4.38,40. Mar. 9.18. Mar. 16.10-14.
Luk. 8.26. Luk. 9,40. John the Baptist,
Mat. 11.2,3, Peter, Mat. 14.29,31. Ananias,
Act. 9.13,14.
See Unbelief — Murmubinq — ^Fear of
Man. DOVE, Turtle Dove, and Pigeon, laa.
59.11. laa. 60.8. Nah, 2.7. Mat, 10.16.
Used in sacriflce by Abraham, Gen. 16,9. By
the poor at the purification of women, Lev.
12.6, Luk. 2.24. And of Nazarites, Num.
6.10, And lepers. Lev. 14,22.
Used as a burnt-offering. Lev. 1.14-17. A
trespass-offering. Lev. 6.7-10. A sin-offering.
Num. 6.11. Sent from the ark, Gen. 8.8-11.
Sold in the temple. Mat. 21,12. Jno, 2.14.
lUustrative, Mat, 3.16,
DOWRY. See Marriagb Customs.
DRAG, See Febhes.
DRAGON, The original signifles — Apoison
ous serpent, Deu. S2.33, A serpent of the
desert, Psa. 91.13. Isa. 34.13. Jer, 9.11. Jer.
61.37. Moi. 1.3, Of the sea, Isa, 27,1. Psa.
74.13. A crocodUe {symboUcal of Egypt),
Eze. 29.3. Eze. 32.2.
A wolf, Mic. 1.8, A name of Satan, Rev.
20.2. Symbolical, Eev. 12. Rev. 13. Rev.
16.13. The Hebrew ia translated * great
whale' in Gen. 1,21. Job7,12. Serpent, Ex.
7.9, DRAM, a Persian gold coin, value about
14s., IChr. 29.7. Ezr. 2.69.
DREAMS, Job. 20.8. Ecc, 6.3,7. Sent
from Grod, to Ahimelech, Gen. 20.3. Jacob,
Gen. 28.12. Gen. 31,11-13, Gen. 46.2.
Laban, Gen. 31,24. Joseph, Gen. 37.6-10.
The Midianite, Jud. 7.13. Solomon, 1 Kin.
8.6-16. EUphaz, Job 4.12. Daniel, Dan, 7. Joseph,
Mat. 1.20. Mat. 2.13,19,22. PUate'a wife.
Mat. 27.19. Paul, Act. 16.9, Act. 23.11, Of
Pharaoh'a officers and Pharaoh, interpreted
by Joseph, Gen. c. 40 & 41. Of Nebu
chadnezzar, interpreted by Daniel, Dim. 2.
Dan. 4.
Prophets received revelations in. Num.
12.6. Job 33,16. Jer. 23.28. 1 Sam. 28.6.
Joel 2.28. False prophets pretended to revela
tions in, Deu. 13.1-6. Jer. 23.25-32, Jer.
27,9. Jer. 29.8, Zee, 10,2. Interpretation
of, from God, Gen. 40 8. Gen, 41.16. Dan.
2.18-23,28-30. See "Visions.
DRESS. First clothing of skms. Gen.
3.21 (10 Hebrew and Greek words are trans
lated as foUows) : (1.) Mantle, 1 Kin. 19.13.
2 Kin. 2.13. Translated garment. Gen. 25.26.
Jos, 7.21, Robe, Jonah 3.6.
(2.) Mantle, 1 Sara. 16.27. Ezr. 9.3. Job
1.20. Wom by women, laa. 3.22. Trans
lated cloak, Isa. 69.17. Coat, 1 Sam. 2.19.
Robe, 1 Sam. 18.4. IChr. 16.27. And wom

DRINK-OFFERING
by women, 2 Sam. 13.18. Robe of the ephOd,
Ex. 29.6. Lev. 8.7.
(8.) Mantle, Jud. 4.18 {marg. rug). (4.) Gar
ment in which a poor man slept, Ex. 22.27.
(6.) Coat, Gen. 3.2L Gen. 37.3. Job30.18,
Wom by priests, Ex. 28,4,40. Translated
robe, Isa. 22,21. Garment of women, 2 Sara.
13.18, (6.) Coats, Dan, 3.21. (7.) Hosen
(under-garments), Dan. 3,21.
(8,) Upper garment, translated clo£^, Mat.
6.40, Robe, Jno. 19.2,6. Garraent, Mat.
9.20. Mat. 23,6. Mar. 10.50. Jno. 13.4.
Jno. 19.23. Act. 9.39. Act. 12.8. Act. 18.6.
Raunent, Mat. 17.2. Mat. 27.31. Act. 22.20.
Rev. 4.4. Clothes, Mat. 21.7. Mat. 24.18.
Mat. 26.66. Luk. 8.27. Act. 7.68. Act.
22.23. Vesture, Mat. 27,36. Rev. 19.13.
Apparel, 1 Pet. 3.3,
(9,) Cloak, 2 Tim. 4.13, (10.) Coat, Mat.
6.40. Luk. 6,29. Jno. 19.23, Act. 9.39.
Translated garraent, Jude 23. (Female attire,
Isa. 3.1&-24.)
[Twenty different words are variously ren
dered apparel, attire, clothes, clothing, cover
ing, garments, lap, raiment, vestment, ves
ture, wardrobe. It is impossible to make the
distinction between them apparent.]
See Embroidery — Ephod — Ei,iNGis —
Girdle — Habergeon — Mourning. —
Priest, drebs of. — Prophets, p. 374. —
Purse---Shoe— Stoma ch er — ^To wel.
Not to be of mixed materials, Deu. 22.11.
Men and women not to exchange, Deu. 22.6.
Purification of, from leprosy or plague. Lev.
13.47-69. From ceremonial deflleraent. Lev.
11.32. Num. 31.20. Rending of, see Mourn
ing. Moderation in, enjoined, 1 Tira. 2.9,
IPet. 3.3.
Changes OF Raiment. Stores of kept. Job
27.16. Isa. 3.6. Jas, 6,2, 2Kin. 10.22. And
presents of made. Gen, 46,22. 1 Sara. 18.4.
2 Kin. 5.6. Dan. 5.7. Est. 6.8. At marriages,
Mat. 22.11. Jud. 14.12.
Colours OF. White, Ecc. 9.8. Est. 8.16,
Purple, Jud. 8.26. Pro. 31.22. Jer. 10.9.
Eze. 27.16. Act. 16.14. Scarlet, 2 Sam. 1.24.
Pro. 31.21. Lam. 4.6. Dan. 5.7. Blue, Est.
8.16. Eze, 23.6. Eze. 27,24, Party-coloured,
Gen. 37.3. Jud. 6.30. 2Sam. 13.18.
Materials used in. See Camels' Hair —
GoATS^ Hair — Leather — Linen — Sack
cloth — Silk — Skins— W ool.
Heau-dress. Worn by priests ; bonnet or
turban of Unen, Ex. 28.40. Ex. 29.9. Ex.
39.28. Lev. 8.13. Eze. 44.18. Worn by
men ; hats or turbans, Dan, 3,21. Wom by
women ; bonnet, Isa. 3,20. Hood, Isa. 3.23.
Kerchief, Eze. 13.18,21. Head-bands, Isa.
3.20. See Caul, Hair, Muffler, Tires,
"Vail, Phylactery.
DRINK-OFFERING. See Offering.
DRINK, Strong. See Wine.
DROMEDARY. See Camel.
DROUGHT, Psa, 32,4. Gen. 31.40. Deu.
28.23. Hag. L10,ll. 1 Kin. c. 17 & 18. See
Rain. DRUNKENNESS. Deu. 21.20. This our
son is a glutton and a drunkard, 21. And aU
the men of his city shall stone hira with stones,
that he die : so shalt thou put evU away from
among you; and aU Israel shaU hear, and
fear.

DRtJNKENNESS
Deu. 29.19. I shaU have peace, though 1
walk in the imagination of mine heart, to add
drunkenness to thirst.
Psa. 69,12. I was the song of the drunkards.
Pro. 20,1. Wine is a mocker, strong drink
is raging : and whosoever is deceived thereby
is not wise.
Pro. 21.17, He that loveth wine shall not
be rich.
Pro. 23,20. Be not araong winebibbers,
21, The drunkard and the glutton shaU come
to poverty. 29, Who hath woe ? who hath
sorrow ? who hath contentions ? who hath
babbling ? who hath wounds without cause ?
who hath redness of eyes? 30. They that
tarry long at the wine ; they that go to seek
mixed wine. 31. Look not thou upon the
wine when it ia red, when it giveth his colour
in the cup, when it raoveth itseU aright. 32.
At the last it biteth Uke a serpent, and sting-
eth Uke an adder, v. 33-35.
Pro. 31.4. It is not for kings, 0 Lerauel, it
is not for kings to drink wine ; nor for princes
strong drink : 5. Lest they drink, and forget
the law.
Isa, 6.11. Woe unto them that rise up
early in the moming, that they may foUow
strong drink ; that continue untU night, tUl
wine inflame them I 12. And the harp, and
the viol, the tabret, and pipe, and wine, are
in their feasts : but they regard not the work
of the Lord. 22. Woe unto them that are
mighty to drink wine, and men of strength to
mingle strong drink.
Isa. 28.1. Woe to the drunkards of Eph
raim, whose glorious beauty is a fading flower,
which are on the head of the fat valleys of
them that are overcome with wine I 3. The
crown of pride, the drunkards of Ephraim,
shaU be trodden under feet. 7. The priest
and the prophet have erred through strong
drink, they are swaUowed up of wine, they
are out of the way through strong drink ; they
err in vision, they stumble in judgment.
Isa. 56.12. I wUl fetch wine, and we wiU
flU ourselves with strong drink.
Hos. 4,11. Wine and new wine take away
the heart,
Hoa. 7.6. The princes have raade him. sick
with bottles of wine : he stretched out his
hand with scomers. 14. They assemble them
selves for com and for wine.
Joel 1.5. Awake, ye drunkards, and weep ;
and howl, aU ye drinkers of wine, because of
the new wine; for it ih cut off from your
mouth. Joel 3.3. Sold a gUl for wine, that they
might drink.
Amos 2.8. They drink the wine of the con
demned in the house of their god. 12. Ye
gave the Nazarites wine to drink,
Amos 6,6. That drink wine in bowls : but
they are not grieved for the affliction of Joseph.
Mic. 2,11. Do lie, sayiTig, I wiU prophesy
unto thee of wine and of strong drink ; he
shall even be the prophet of this people.
Nah. 1.10. WhUe they are drunken as
drunkards, they shaU be devoured as stubble
fuUy dry.
Hab, 2.15. Woe unto him that giveth his
neighbour drink, that puttest thy bottle to
him, and makest Mm drunken also.
Mat. 24.49. To eat and drink with thrt
drunken. 50. The Lord of that servant
120

DRUNKENNESS
sbaU come In a day when he looketh not for
hvm. Luk. 21.34, Lest at any time your hearts
be oveicharged with surfeiting, and drunken
ness, and so that day come upon you unawares.
Rom, 13,13, Not in rioting and drunken
ness. 1 Cor, 6.11, If any man that is caUed a
brother be a drunkard, with such an one no
not to eat.
1 Cor. 6,10. Nor drunkards shall inherit
the kingdom of God,
ICor, 11,21, One is hungry, and another
is drunken.
Gal. 5,21. Drunkenness, reveUings, and
such like : of the which I teU you before, as I
have also told you in time past, that they
which do such things shaU not inherit the
kingdom of God.
Eph. 6.18. Be not drunk with wine, wherein
is excess.
1 The. 5.7, They that be drunken are
drunken in the night, 8, But let us, who are
of the day, be sober.
DRUNKENNESS, Examples or. Noah,
Gen. 9.21. Lot, Gen, 19.33. Nabal, 1 Sam,
25.36, Elah, 1 Km. 16.9. Benhadad, 1 Kin.
20,16, Ahasuerus, Est. 1.10,11. Belshazzar,
Dan. 6.1-6.
DRUSILLA, wife of FeUx, Act. 24.24,
DUKE, a title of the Edomite chiefs, Gen,
36.16-43. 1 Chr. 1.61-54, Of the Amorites,
Jos, 13.21. Translated governor, Zee. 9.7.
DULCIMER (ChaL symiphonia, a bagpipe?),
Dan. 3.6,10,16.
DUMAH, a tribe of IshmaeUtes, Gen. 25.14.
1 Chr. 1.30. Prophecy ol, Isa, 21.11,12.
DUMB, The, Zacharias struck dumb, Luk.
1.20,64. See Deaf,
DURA, Plain or near Babylon. Thegolden
image set up in, by Nebuchadnezzar, Dan. 3.1,
DUST, Casting of, in anger, 2 Sam. 16,18,
Act. 22.23. Shaking off from the feet. Mat.
10.14, Act. 13.61. Rain of — that is, clouds
of sand— Deu, 28.24, See Ex, 8,16, Psa.
78.27. See Ashes.
DWELLINGS. See Houses — Tents —
Palaoes. DYEING. Ex. 26.6. Ex. 26.14. Eze.
23.16. Nah, 2.3 {marg.)

EAGLE, Lev. 11.13. Mat. 24.28. Its swift
ness. Den. 28.49, Pro, 30.19. 2 Sam. 1.23.
Care of its young, Deu. 32.11. Ex. 19.4.
Moulting of, Psa. 103.5. Nest of, Jer. 49.16.
The bald eagle, or vulture, Mic, 1.16. Gier-
eagle, a kind of vulture. Lev. 11.18. Sym
boUcal, Eze. 1.10. Eze. 10.14. Eze. 17.3.
Dan. 7.4. Rev. 4.7, Eev. 12.14.
EAR, boring of, as a sign of servitude.
Ex, 21.6,6. See Psa. 40.6,
EARING (ploughing), 1 Sam, 8.12. Gen.
46.6. Ex. 34.21. Isa. 30.24.
EARNEST. lUustrative, 2 Cor. 1.22.
2 Cor. 5.5. Eph. 1.14.
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EDOMITES
EARNESTNESS. SeePBATEEEDLHEsa—
Splritual Diligence.
EAR-RINGS. See Rings.
EARTH, The, Primitive state of. Gen.
c. 1 to 3, Form and condition of. Gen. 1.6,7,
Job, 20.7. 1 Sam. 2.8, Ecc. 1.4. Isa. 40.22.
Destroyed by a flood, Gen, «, 7 cSt 8. Early
divisions of. Gen. c, 10 * 11 Deu, 32.8,
Not to be destroyed again ty " -.er. Gen, 9.11.
To be dissolved by fire, and renewed, Isa,
51.6-16, Psa. 102.26. Isa. 66.17, 2 Pet,
3.7-13, Rev, 21.1. See Judgment.
Creation of. See God Cbeatoe^Cheist
Ckeator. EARTHENWARE. See Potter.
EARTHQUAKES. Description of. Job
9.6. Psa. 18.7,16, Psa, 46.2,3. Psa, 60.2,
Psa, 104.82. Isa. 18.13,14. Isa. 24.19,20
Jer, 4.24, Nah, 1.6. Zee. 14.4. At Sinai,
Ex. 19.18. Psa. 68.8. Psa. 77.18. Psa.
114.4-7. Heb. 12.26.
At the destruction of Korah, Num. 16.31,32.
At Gibeah, 1 Sam. 14.16. When EUjah fled
from Jezebel, 1 Kin, 19.11, In Uzziah' s reign,
Amos 1.1, Zee. 14.5. At Christ's death. Mat,
27.51 ; and resurrection. Mat. 28.2. At Phi
Uppi, Act. 16.26. SymboUcal, Rev. 6,12-14.
Rev. 11.13. Rev. 16.18,20.
EAST Sea, See Dead Sea. East wind,
see Wind.
EASTER, Act, 12.4, The Greek word is
paska, everywhere else translated passover;
as Mat. 26.2.
EBAL, a mountain in Samaria, on which
sixof the tribes stood to say Amen to the curses,
Deu. 11,29. Deu, 27.4,13, Joshua's altar on,
Jos. 8.30,83.
EBED-MELECH, the Ethiopian, rescues
Jeremiah, Jer. 88.7-13, Prophecy respecting,
Jer. 39.16-18,
EBENEZER, a name given by Samuel to a
memorial stone near Mizpeh on the defeat of
the PhiUstines, 1 Sam, 7,12. IsraeUtes de
feated at, 1 Sam. 4.1. Ark brought from,
1 Sam. 6.1.
EBER, or Hebek, a descendant of Shem,
and ancestor of the Hebrews, Gen. 10,21-25,
Gen. 11.14. 1 Chr. 1.19,26. Luk. 8.36, Pro
phecy respecting, Num, 24.24,
EBONY. Eze. 27.15.
ECONOMY. See Industkt.
EDAR, Tower of, near Bethlehem. Jacob
sojourned near, Gen, 35.21, Mic, 4.8 {marg.)
EDEN, Land of, near the conJlueTice (not
source) of the 4 rivers Euphrates, Gen. 2.10-14.
See Paradise,
 , House of, or Beth-eden, a place
in Syria, Amos 1.6.
EDOMITES, descended from Esau, Gen,
36, Dukesof, Gen. 36,9-43, Ex. 16,16. IChr.
1.61-64. Kings of. Gen. 36.31-39. Num. 20.
14. 1 Chr. 1.43-60. Eze. 32.29. Amos 2.1,
See Hadad, Territory of, Gen. 32.3. Deu.
2.4,5,12. Israel forbidden to hate or spoU, Deu 2.4-6,
Deu. 23,7, Refuse passage to Israel, Num,
20.18-21. Received into the congregation at
the third generation, Deu. 23,8, Defeated by

EDOMITES
Saul, 1 Sam. 14.47. Subdued by David, 2Sam.
8.14. 1 Kin. 11.16. 1 Chr. 18.11-13. Psa. 60
{tiUe). Psa. 108.9. Hadad, of the seed-royal.
Sees to Egypt, 1 Kin. 11.14-22,25.
Under a regent, 1 Kin, 22,47, Jehoshaphat
defeats them, 2 Chr. 20.22. They join him in
war with Moab, 2 Kin. 3.9, 26, Revolt against
loram, and axe defeated, 2 Kin, 8,20-22, 2 Chr,
21.8-10, Defeated by Amaziah, 2 Kin. 14,7,10. 2 Chr.
25.11,12. Invade Judah 2 Chr. 28.17. Aid
Babylon against Israel, Eze. 85.5, Amos 1.
9-11. Obd. 11-16. Hatred of, to Israel, Psa,
137.7. Eze, 26.12-14. Eze. 36.3-10.
Towns of, see Bozrah, Elath, Ezion-
GABER, Selah, Mountains of, see Halak,
Hob, Seir. 'WUdemess of Edom, 2 Kin. 3.8.
Districts and tribes of, see Hobites, Teman,
Uz, EDOMITES. Idumea and Esau, prophecies
of. Gen, 26.23, Gen, 27.29,37-40. Num, 24,
18, Isa, 11.14. Isa. 21.11,12. Isa. 34. Isa.
63.1-4. Jer. 9.26,28. Jer. 27.1-11. Jer. 49.7-22,
Lam. 4.21,22, Eze. 26.12-14. Eze. 32.29,30.
Eze. 36. Eze. 86.6. Joel 3.19. Amos 1.11,12.
imos 9.12. Obd. v. 1-21. Mai, 1.2-5.
EDREI, a town of Bashan, where Joshua
defeated Og, Num, 21.38-35. Deu. 1.4. Deu.
3.1-3. Given to Manasseh, Jos. 13,31.
E6L0N, king of Moab, subjugates Israel ; ia
slain by Ehud, Jud, 3.12-80,
EGYPT (Heb, Minraim), caUed Pathros,
Isa. 11,11. Rahab, Psa. 87.4. Land of Ham,
Psa, 105.23, Peopled by Mizraim's descend
ants. Gen. 10.6,18,14, Boundaries of, Jos, 15.
4. 2 Kin. 24.7. Isa. 27.12. Eze. 29.10.
FertUity and productions of, Gen. 13.10,
Num, 11,5, Isa. 19,6-9, Irrigation of, Deu,
11.10, Commerce, Gen. 37,25,36. 1 Kin. 10.
28,29. Eze. 27.7. Armies, Ex. 14.7. Isa.
31.1. The Magi ; their learning. Gen. 41.8.
Ex. 7,11. IKin. 4.30. Act. 7.22. Priests of.
Gen. 41,46. Gen. 47.22.
The king's property in the land. Gen. 47.
18-26. Embalming practised in. Gen. 60.3.
Shepherds abhorred in. Gen. 46.84 ; and sacri
fice of cattle, Ex. 8.26, People of, would not
eat with Hebrews, Gen, 48.32. Not to be hated
by IsraeUtes ; to be received into the congre
gation in the 3d generation, Deu. 23.7,8.
IsraeUtes, alUances with, forbidden, Isa. 80.2,
Isa. 81.1. Isa, 36.6. Eze. 17.15. Eze. 29.6.
Relations of, with Abraham, see Pharaoh I. ;
with Joseph, Jacob, &c., Pharaoh n. ; with
Moses, ifec, Pharaoh IH., IV., V.; with
Solomon, Pharaoh VI. ; with Jeroboam and
Rehoboam, Shishak; with Hoshea, So ; with
Hezekiah, Pharaoh VII, ; with Assyria,
' Josiah, Jehoahaz, Pharaoh Necho ; with
Zedekiah and the Jews, Phabaoh Hophra.
Joseph takes Christ to. Mat, 2.13-20.
Towns and districts of, Eze. 30.18-18. See
Alexandria,Aven,Baal-zephon, Goshen,
Memphis, Migdol, No, Noph,On, Pathro.s,
PiTHOM, Rameses, Suocoth, Tahpanes,
ZOAN, Prophecies ot. Gen. 15.13,14. Isa. 19. Isa.
20.2-6. Isa. 45.14. Jer. 9.25,26. Jer. 43.8-13.
Jer. 44.30. Jer. 46. Eze. c. 29-32. Joel 3.19.
Zee. 10.11, -, River of, southern boundary of

Palestine (not the NUe, see Nii,k), Gen, 16.18.
Num. 34.6. .Tos. 15.4,47. 1 Kin, S.C5, "

ELEAZAR
Kin. 24.7, Isa, 27.12. Eze. 47.19, Eze. 48.38,
CaUed SUior, Jos. 13.3, IChr. 13.6. SeeSlHOR.
EHUD, a judge of Israel, slays Eglon, Jud.
3.12-80. Jud. 4.1.
EERON, the most northern city of the Phi
Ustines, Jos. 13.3. Conquered by Judah, Jos.
15.11,45. Jud. 1.18. Given to Dan, Jos. 19.43.
Possessed by the PhUistines ; the ark sent to
Israel from, 1 Sam. 5.10. 1 Sam. 6.1-8, Baal-
zebub's temple in, 2 Kin. 1.2.
ELAH, 4th king of Israel, son and successor
of Baasha, drunkenness and idolatry of ; mur
dered with aU his relatives, by Zimri, 1 Kin,
16.6-14. 2 Kin. 9.31,
 , Valley of, David slays GoUath
in, and the Israelites rout the PhUistines,
1 Sam, 17,2,19. 1 Sam. 21.9.
ELAM. Elamites descended from Shem,
Gen. 10,22. 1 Chr. 1.17, Chedorlaomer, king
of, invades Canaan, Gen. 14.1. A province of
Persia, Dan, 8.2. Eze. 4.9. Elamites in Jeru
salem at Pentecost, Act. 2.9. Prophecies of,
see Persia.
ELATH, a city of Idumea, near the Red
Sea, Deu. 2.8. 1 Kin, 9.26. Taken from the
Edomites by Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.2. Taken by
the Syrians, 2 Kin. 16.6,
ELDAD AND Medad, prophesy in the
camp of Israel, Num. 11.26-29.
ELDERS, Of the famUy, Gen. 50.7,
70 Elders of Israel, Ex, 24.1,9,14. Num.
11.16,24,26, Elders of Israel or the tribes.
Ex, 3,16. Ex. 4.29. Lev. 4.15. Deu. 27.1.
Deu. 31.28. Jos. 8.33. Jos. 23.2. 1 Sam.
30.26. 2 Sam. 6.3.
Of the Jews, Ezr. 6.14. Of the city, Deu,
26.7. Jud. 8.14. IKin. 21.11. Of thepriests,
2 Kin. 19.2. 1 Chr. 24.81. Ezr. 8.29. Jer.
19.1. Mat. 2.4. Of the Sanhedrim, see
Sanhedrim.. Of the synagogue, see Syna
gogue. Jewish teachers or rabbis. Mar. 7.8-5.
Elders (Gr. Fresbuteros) of the church. Act.
11.30. Act. 14.23. ITim. 5.17,19. Tit. 1.5,
Jas. 5.14. 1 Pet. 5.1. In Jerusalem, Act.
15.2,4,6,22,23, Act, 16.4, Act. 21,18. In
Ephesus, Act. 20.17.
Elders (Gr. Presbuteri/m) of the Jews, Luk
22.66. Act. 22.5. Of the church, translated
presbytery, 1 Tim, 4.14. Apostles call them
selves, 1 Pet. 5.1. 2 Jno. 1. 3 Jno. 1. Old
Testament saints, Heb. 11.2. SymboUcal,
Eev. 4.4,10, Rev. 6.6-8,14. Rev. 7.11,13.
Eev. 11,16. Rev. 14.8, Eev, 19.4.
ELEALEH, a town of Eeuben, east of
Jordan, Num. 32.3,37, Possessed by the
Moabites, Isa. 16.4. Isa. 16.9.
ELEAZAB, OR Eliezee, high-priest;
Aaron's 3d son, and chief of the tribe of
Levi, Ex. 6.23,26. Num. 8.2-4,32. Made
priest, Ex. 28.1. Takes up the censers of
Korah, &c., Num, 16,39. Succeeds Aaron as
high-priest. Num. 20.26-28.
Assists Moses to number Israel, Num, 26.63.
Divides Palestine with Joshua, Num. 34.17,
His death, Jos, 24.33, Descendants, 1 Chr,
24.1-19.  , son of Abinadab, set apart to keep
the ark at Kirjath-jearim, 1 Sam. 7.1.
-, one of David's captains, 2 ,Sam

2.' 23,9-12, IChr, 11.12-14,

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ELECTION
ELECTION. See Predestination.
EL-ELOHE-ISRAEL (God the God of
Israel), the name of Jacob's altar at Salem,
Gen, 33.20.
ELEPHANT. See Ivory.
ELEANAN, one of David's captains, slays
a giant, 2 Sam. 21.19, 1 Chr. 20.6.
ELI, judge and high-priest. Of the line
of Ithamar, 1 Sam. 1.9. 1 Chr. 24.3,6, with
1 Kin. 2.27. Blesses Hannah, 1 Sam. 1,14-17,
1 Sam. 2.20. His ineflicient restraint of his
sons, 1 Sam. 2.22-26,29. 1 Sam, 3.13, Is
rebuked, and the extinction of his famUy
predicted by a prophet, 1 Sam. 2.27-36 ; and
by Samuel ; his submission, 1 Sam. 3. Ful
fiUed, 1 Kin. 2.27. Trembles for the ark ; his
age and death, after being judge 40 years,
1 Sam, 4.13-18.
ELIAB, eldest son of Jesse, 1 Sam, 16.6,7,
His displeasure at David, 1 Sam. 17,28,29.
CaUed EUhu, chief cf the tribe of Judah, 1
Chr. 27,18. His grand-daughter marries Reho
boam, 2 Chr. 11.18.
ELIAKIM, son of HUkiah, overseer of
Hezekiah's household ; his conference with
Eab-shakeh, 2 Kin, 18.18,26. Prophecy re
specting him, Isa. 22.20-26.
.  , See Jehoiakim.
ELIAS. See Elijah.
ELIASHIB, a high-priest after the capti
vity, Neh. 8.1. Neh. 12.10. AUled to Tobiah ;
gives him a chamber of the temple, Neh. 13.
4-9. ELIEZER of Damascus, Abraham's steward.
Gen. 15.2. See Gen. 24.
 , the second son of Moses, Ex. 18.4.
1 Chr. 23.15,17.
 , a prophet, predicts the destruc
tion of Jehoshaphat's ships, 2 Chr, 20.37,
ELIHU the Buzite, his converse with Job,
Job c. 32 to 37.
ELIJAH, or Elias, predicts a drought,
1 Kin. 17. M. Jas. 5.17. Is fed with ravens by
the brook Cherith, 1 Kin. 17.6. Is fed by a
widow; her oUandmeal miraculously increased,
1 Kin. 17.9-16. Luk. 4.26, Eaises a widow's
son, 1 Kin. 17,17-24.
SendsObadiahto Ahab, IKin, 18.1-16, His
sacrifice on Carmel, 1 Kin. 18.17-39. Com
mands Baal's prophets to be slain, 1 Kin. 18.40.
Prays for rain, 1 Kin. 18.41-45. Jas. 6.17,18,
Runs before Ahab, 1 Kin. 18.46.
Mees from Jezebel to the wUdemess ; prays
for death ; is fed by an angel ; and is 40 days
without food, 1 Kin, 19.1-8. An earthquake,
&c., at Horeh ; God commands him to anoint
Hazael, Jehu, and EUsha, 1 Kin, 19.11-18.
Casts his mantle on EUsha, who becomes his
servant, 1 Kin. 19.19-21. 2 Kin. 3.11.
His predictions against Ahab and Jezebel,
1 Kin, 21.17-29, 2 Kin, 9.26-37, Against
Ahaziah, 2 Kin, 1.2-4,16,17, His prophecy in
writing against Jehoram, 2 Chr. 21.12-16.
Brings fire from heaven on Ahaziah's soldiers,
2 Kin. 1.10-12. Luk. 9.54.
Divides Jordan, 2 Kin. 2.8. His translation ;
unbeUef of the sons of the prophets, 2 Kin,
2.1-18. His dress, Ac, 2 Kin. 1.8. Character
and prayerfulness, 1 Kin, 17.20-24. 1 Kin.
132

ELNATHAN
18.36,37. 1 Kin, 19,14, Luk, 1.17, Eom,
11.2. Jas. 6.17.
Appears in the Mount of Transfiguration,
Mat. 17,3,4. Mar. 9.4. Luk. 9.30. Prophecy
respecting John the Baptist under the name
of, Mai. 4.6. Mat. 11.14. Mat. 17.10-12.
Mar. 9.12,13, Luk. 1.17. The Jews mistake
John for, Jno. 1.21-26 ; and also Jesus, Mat.
16.14. ELIM, an encampment of the IsraeUtes ;
its weUs and palm-trees, Ex. 16,27,
ELIMELECH, the husband of Naomi,
Ruth 1.1-3. Ruth 4,9.
ELIFHAZ, the Temanite, His converse
with Job, Job 2.11. Job- c. 4, 5, 16, & 22.
Commanded to offer a sacrifice. Job 42.7-9.
ELISHA, or Eliseus, His call to foUow
Elijah, 1 Kin, 19.16-21. Serves EUjah; his
fideUty ; witnesses Elijah's translation ; receives
a double portion of his spirit, 2 Kin. 2.1-15.
2 Kin. 3.11. Divides Jordan, 2 Kin. 2.14.
Heals the waters of Jericho, 2 Kin. 2. 19-22.
ChUdren mock him, and are destroyed by
bears, 2 Kin, 2.23,24, Prophesies to Jehosha
phat the defeat of Moab, 2 Kin. 8. MultipUes
a widow's oU, 2 Kin. 4.1-7. Predicts a son to
the Shimemite, 2 Kin. 4.8-17. Restores the
Shunemite's chUd to life, 2 Kin. 4.18-37.
2 Kin. 8.5.
Miracle of the meal and pottage, 2 Kin,
4.38-41, Feeds 100 men with 20 loaves, 2Kin,
4.42-44, Cures Naaman's leprosy, 2 Kin.
5.1-19. Luk. 4.27. Smites Gehazi with leprosy,
2 Kin. 5.26,27. Causes iron to swim, 2 Kin.
6.6. Discloses the King of Syria's counsel,
2 Kin. 6.12.
Prays that his servant's eyes maybe opened,
2 Kin. 6.17. Smites with blindness the army
sent to take him, 2 Kin. 6.18. Jehoram sends
to slay hun, 2 Kin. 6,31-33, Predicts plenty
during the famine in Samaria, and the death
of the unbeUeving lord, 2 Kin. 7, Aid a
famine of 7 years, 2 Kin. 8.1-8,
His interview with Hazael, and prediction,
2 Kin, 8.9-13. Sends a prophet to anoint
Jehu king, 2 Kin. 9.1-3. Predicts to Jehoash
victory over the Syrians, 2 Kin. 13.14-19.
His death, 2 Kin. 18,14-20. A dead man
restored to Ufe on touching his bones,
2 Kin. 18.21.
ELISHAH, a son of Javan, Gen, 10.4.
1 Chr. 1.7. His name given to islands of the
Mediterranean, Gen. 10.5. Eze. 27.7.
ELISHEBA, daughter of Amminadab, and
wife of Aaron, Ex. 6.23.
ELIZABETH, wife of Zacharias, Her
character, Luk. 1.5,6. Visited by Mary,
her cousin ; her prophecies of Christ, Luk,
1.40-45,66. Motherof John the Baptist, Luk.l.
ELKANAH, the father of Samuel, 1 Sam,
1.19,20. ELKOSH, the birthplace of Nahum, Nah,
1.1, EELASAR, Arioch king of, invades Ca
naan, Gen. 14.1,
ELM, Hos. 4.13, Translated oak. Gen,
35.4. Jud. 6.11.
ELNATHAN, an officer of Jehoiakim, Jer.
36.12, Brings Urijah from Egypt, Jer. 26.22,23,
Opposes the burning of Jeremiah's roll, Jer.
36.26.

ELOI
ELOI (my God), Mar, 16.34.
£LON, a judge of Israel, Jud. 12,11,12.
ELUL, 6th month (September). WaU of
Jerusalem finished in, Neh. 6.15. Temple
VtuUtin, Hag. 1.14,15.
ELTMAS, or Barjibus, the sorcerer.
Struck with bUndness by Paul, Act. 13.6-11.
EMBALMING. See Burial.
EMBROIDERY, or Needle-work. On
the tabernacle curtains, Ex. 26.36. Ex. 27.16.
On the high-priest's coat and girdle, Ex.
28.4,39, On the garments of men, Jud. 5,30.
Eze. 26.16. Of women, Psa, 46.14. Eze,
16,10,13,18. Aholiab'askUlin,Ex. 36.36. See
Tapes rRT,
EMERALD. Eze. 27.16. Eze. 28.13. Rev.
4.3. In the high-priest's breastplate, Ex. 28.18.
Symbolical, Rev. 21.19.
EMIM. Giants who occupied the country
ifterwards possessed by the Moabites, Gen.
14.6. Deu. 2,10,11.
EMMAUS, a vlllagenear Jerusalem. Jesus
appears to two disciples in, Luk. 24.13-33.
ENCHANTMENT. See Sorcery.
ENDOR; a town of Manasseh, west of Jor
dan, Jos. 17,11. Deborah and Boral^s victory
a.t, Jud, 4 with Psa. 83.10. Saul consults a
witch at, 1 Sam. 28.7-25.
ENEAS, a paralytic at Lydda, cured by
Peter, Act. 9.32-36.
EN-EGLAIM, a town of Moab, Eze. 47.10.
EN-GEDI, a town of Judah, Jos. 16.62.
Cfear the Dead Sea, Eze. 47.10. Called Hazezon-
taraar, and originaUy iiUiabited by Amorites,
Gen. 14.7 with 2 Chr. 20.2. Vineyards of,
Song 1.14.
 , wUdemess of. David and his
army take refuge in, from Saul, 1 Sam, 23.29.
1 Sam, 24, David finds SatU in a cave of,
1 Sam. 24.3.
ENGINES for casting stones, <fec., 2 Chr.
26.16. ENGRAFTING. lUustrative, Rom.
It 17-24. Jas. 1,21.
ENGRAVING. Of Metals, Ex.32,4, IKin.
7.31. 2 Chr. 2.7,14. Of gems or seals, Ex.
28.9-11,21,36. Ex.39.6,14,30. Zee. 3.9.
EN-HAKEORE (the weU of him thatcried),
the weU provided by God in answer to Samson's
prayer, Jud. 15.18,19.
ENOCH, son of Jared, and father of Methu-
aaleh. His Ufe, piety, and translation. Gen.
6.21-24. Heb. 11.5. Prophecy by, Judel4,16.
 , son of Cain. A city called after
hira, Gen. 4.17.
ENGN, a place near Salem, at which John
baptized, Jno. 3.23.
ENQUIRING OF God. By Rebekah, Gen.
25.22. By IsraeUtes, Jud. 1.1. 1 Sara. 10.22.
By David, 2 Sam. 2,1. 2 Sam. 6.19,23. 2 Sam,
21.1. 1 Chr. 14.10,14.
Of the high-priest. By IsraeUtes, Jud.
20.18-27. By Saul, 1 Sam. 14.19,37-41. By
David, 1 Sara. 22.10, 1 Sam. 30.8. See Crim.
Tn the temple, 2 Sara. 16.23. 1 Chr. 21.30.
Psa. 27.4. 2 Kin. 16.15.
Of the prophets, Eze. 14.7. By Saul, 1 Sam.

ENVY
9.6-9. By David, 1 Sam, 23.2,4 with 1 Sam.
22.6. By Jehoshaphat, 1 Kin, 22.7. 2 Kin.
3,11, By Ben-hadad, 2 Kin. 8,8. By Josiah,
2 Kin. 22.13. By Zedekiah, Jer. 21.1,2. Jer,
37.7. By elders of Israel, Eze. 20.1.
EN-ROGEL, or Fuller's Fountaxn, near
Jerusalem, on the boundary between Judah
and Benjamin, Jos. 15.7. Jos. 18.16. 2 Sam.
17.17. Adonijah's coronation-feast at, 1 Kin.
L9. ENSIGNS. See SiAjn}ARDa.
ENVY AND Jealousy. Ex. 20.17. Thou
shalt not covet.
Psa. 37.1. Fret not thyself because of evU
doers, neither be thou envious against the
workers of iniquity. 7. Fret not thyself be
cause of him who prospereth in his way,
because of the man who bringeth wicked
devices to pass. Pro. 24,19.
Psa, 49.16, Be not thou afraid when one is
raade rich,
Psa. 73,3. I was envious at the foolish,
when I saw the prosperity of the wicked.
Psa, 112.10. The wicked shall see it, and
be grieved ; he shaU gnash with his teeth, and
melt away.
Pro. 3.31. Envy thou not the oppressor.
Pro. 14.30. Envy is the rottenness of the
bones. Pro. 23.17. Let not thine heart envy sin
ners. Pro. 24.1. Be not thou envious against evil
men. Pro. 27,4, Who is able to stand before envy?
Ecc. 4,4. AU travaU, and every right work,
that for this a man is enried of his neighbour,
6, The fool foldeth his hands together, and
eateth hia own flesh.
Song 8.6. Jealouay is cruel aa the grave :
the coals thereof are coala of fire.
Isa. 26.11. They shall see, and be asharaed
for their envy at the people.
Eze. 35.11. I wiU evcE do according to thine
envy, which thou hast used out of thy hatred
against thera.
Rom. 13.13. Not in strife and envying,
1 Cor. 3.3, WTiereas tliere is among you
envying, and strife, and divisions, are ye not
carnal, and walk as men ?
1 Cor. 13.4, Charity envieth not.
2 Cor. 12.20. Lest there be debates, envy-
ings. Gal. 5,19. The works of the flesh are mani
fest. 20, Variance, emulations, 21, Enyyings,
they which do such things shaU not inherit
the kingdom of God. 26. Let us not be de
sirous of vain glory, provoking one another,
envying one another.
Phil. 1.15. Sorae indeed preach Christ even
of envy and strife.
1 Tun. 6.4. Doting about questions and
strifes of words, whereof cometh envy.
Tit. 3.3. Living in malice and envy.
Jas. 3.14. If ye have bitter envying and
strife in your hearts, glory not, and Ue not
against the truth. 16. Where envying and
strife is, there is confusion and every evU work.
Jas. 4.5. The spirit that dweUeth in us
lusteth to envy.
Jas. 6.9. Grudge not one against another,
brethren, lest ye be condemned : behold, the
judge standeth before the door.
1 Pet. 2.1. Laying aside aU maUce, and aU
guUe, and hypocrisies, and envies. 123

EN'V^
ENVY AJTD Jealousy, Examplds of.
Cain, Gen. 4.4-8. 1 Jno. 3.12, Sarah, Gen.
16.6,6. Gen. 21,9,10. PhiUstines, Gen. 26.14.
Rachel, Gen. 30.1. Leah, Gen. 80.16, Laban's
sons, Geu. 31.1. Joseph's brethren, Gen.
37.4-11,19,20. Act. 7.9. Mkiam and Aaron,
Num. 12.1-10. Korah, Ac, Num. 16.3, Psa,
106.16-18, Saul, 1 Sam. 18.8,9,29, 1 Sam,
20.31. Darius' princes, Dan. 6.4. Priests,
Ac, Mat, 27.18, Jno. 11.47. Jews, Act.
18.45, EPiENETUS, an early convert of Achaia,
Rom, 16.6,
EPAPHRAS, a minister of the Colossian
church. Col. 1.7,8. Col. 4.12,13, Imprisoned
at Rome with Paul, Philm, 28.
EPAPHRODITUS, a companion and
feUow-labourer of Paul. Sent by the PhiUp-
pians to minister to him when imprisoned at
Eome, PhU. 2.25-30. PhU. 4.18.
EPHAH, a tribe of Midianltes, Gen. 25.4.
Isa. 60.6.

 , a dry measure, containing about
9 gals., equal to the bath for Uquids, Eze,
45.11. Ex, 16,36, Isa. 5.10. SymboUcal,
Zee. 6.6-8.
EPHESUS, capital of Ionia, Paul visits.
Act. 18. 19-21. AquUa and PrisciUa reside
in, and instruct ApoUos, Act. 18.18-28. Paul
baptizesJohn'sdisciples;residestwoy6ajsat;his success ; persecution by Demetrius and
worshippers of Diana, Act, 19, 1 Cor, 15,32.
1 Cor. 16.8.
Sceva's sons attempt to expel a demon. Act.
19.13-16, Elders of the church addressed by
Paul at MUetus, Act. 20.16-38. Timothy left
at, 1 Tim. 1.3. Tychicus sent to, 2 Tim. 4.12.
Onesiphorus ministers to Paul at, 2 Tim. 1.18.
Epistle to, by Christ Rev. 1.11, Rev. 2.1-7.
Paul's epistle to the Ephesians.
EPHOD. Wom by the high-priest ; a richly
coloured Unen garment, with gold clasps and
precious stones, Ex. 25.7. Ex, 28.4-14. Breast
plate fastened to it, Ex. 28.16-30, Robe of,
made of blue, and ornamented with gold beUs
and pomegranates. Ex, 28.31-35, Ex, 29.5,
Ex. 35.9. Ex. 39.2-26. Lev. 8.7. ISam. 14.3,
1 Sam. 21.9. 1 Sam. 23.6,9. 1 Sam. 30.7.
Wom by priests ; of Unen, CaUed coats, Ex.
28.40. Ex. 29.8. Ex. 39.27. Ex. 40.14. Lev.
8.13. Lev. 10.6. CaUed ephods, 1 Sam. 2.28.
1 Sam. 22.18. Worn by Samuel, 1 Sam, 2.18.
By David before the ark, 2 Sam. 6.14.
EPHRAIM, second son of Joseph, adopted
by Jacob, Gen. 41.62. Gen. 48.5. Blessed by
Jacob hefore Manasseh, Gen. 48.14-20. His
children. Num. 26.35-37. 1 Chr. 7.20-27.
Moums for his sons' death, 1 Chr. 7.21,22.

 , TRIBE OF. Numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1.33. And in the plains of Moab, Num.
26.37. Encamped west of the tabernacle.
Num. 2.18. Led the 3d division of Israel,
Num. 2.24. Num, 10.22. Blessing of Moses
on, Deu, 38.13-17,
Inheritance of, Jos. 16.6-9. Jos. 17.10,15-19.
1 Chr. 7.28,29. Did not drive out the Canaan
ites, Jos. 16.10. Jud. 1.29. 1 Kin. 9.16.
Assisted by Manasseh ; take Bethel, Jud.
1.22-25. The tahemacle in their city, Shiloh,
Jos. 18.1, Their jealousy of Gideon, Jud. 8.1,
184

ESHOOL
Defeated by Jephthah and the GUeadites,
Jud, 12,1-6. Adhere to ISh-bosheth, 2 Sam.
2.9. _ One of Jeroboam's calves set up in Bethel,
1 Kin. 12. 29. Some of, joined Judah under
Asa, 2 Chr, 16.9. Kept Hezekiah's passover,
2 Chr. 80.18; and destroyed idols, 2 Chr. 31.1,
Dwelt in Jerusalem after the captivity,
1 Chr. 9.3 with Neh. 11. Was the leading
tribe in the kingdom of Israel, Isa, 11,13, Jer.
7.15. Eze. 87.16,19.
For things common to the tribes, see Israel,
TRIBES OF,
EPHRAIM, a name for the ten tribes,
2 Chr. 17.2. 2 Chr 26.6,7. Prophecies of, see
Israelites (the Ten Tribes),
 , a town north of Jerusalem, Ab
salom resides near, 2 Sam. 13.28. Taken by
Abijah, 2 Chr. 18.19, Jesus retkes to, Jno,
11.54,

 —, Mount, a range of hills in Central
Palestine, Jos. 17.16-18. Joshua buried in,
Jud. 2.9, Residence ol Micah, Jud. C.17& 18.
Joniithan, &c., defeat the PhiUstines near
1 Sam. 14.22-27. Residence of Sheba, 2 Sam,
20.21, Shechem in, see Samaria,
Wood of, east of Jordan, 2 Sam.

18.6-8 with 2 Sam. 17.24, and Jud, 12.4-6.
EPHRATAH and Ephrath. See Beth
lehem. EPHRON, the Hittite. SeUs a field con
taining the cave of Machpelah to Abraham,
Gen. 23.8-20.
EPHRON, Mount, between Judah and
Benjamin, Jos. 16.9. See 2 Chr. 18.19.
EPICUREANS. Athenian phUosophers,
dispute with Paul, Act, 17,18-20.
EPISTLES. See Letters.
ER, eldest son of Judah, died for his wicked
ness. Gen. 38.3,7. Gen. 46.12.
ERASTUS, chamberhiin at Corinth, and a
Christian convert, Rom. 16.23. 2 Tim. 4.20.
An assistant of Paul, sent to Macedonia with
Tunothy, Act. 19.22.
ESARHADDON, king of Assyria, suc
ceeds Sennacherib, 2 Kin. 19.37. Isa. 37.38.
Colonises Samaria, &c., Ezr. 4.2,10,
ESAU, or Edom, eldest son of Isaac aud
Rebekah. His bhrth. Gen. 25.19-28. 1 Chr.
1.34. His character and occupation, Gen.
26.27. SeUs his birthright. Gen. 25 29-34
Mai. 1,2. Rom, 9.13, Heb. 12.16, His mar
riage. Gen, 26.84,35, Enmity to Jacob for
obtaining the blessing. Gen. 27.30-41,
Blessed by his father. Gen. 27.39,40. Heb.
11.20. Second marriage. Gen. 28.6-9. Recon
cUiation with Jacob, Gen. 33. His prosperity
Gen. 83.1. Gen. 36,6,7. Buries his father]
Gen. 36.29. His wives and descendants.
Gen. 36. 1 Chr. 1,36-67. Prophecies of, see
Edomites. ESDRAELON, Plain of. See Megiddo.
ESEK (contention), a weU dug by Isaac
Gen. 26.20.
ESHCOL, an Amoritish chief alUed with
Abraham, Gen. 14.13,24.
 , Valley or Brook of. Grapes
brought from, hy the 12 spies, Num, 18,23,24,
Nu^. 82,9. Deu. 1.24,?5.

ESHTAOL
ESHTAOL, a town in the plain of Judah,
Jos. 15.33. Inhabited by Danites, Jos. 19.41.
Jud. 18. 2,8,11, Samson dwelt near, Jud, 13. 26,
Was buried near, Jud, 16.31,
ESTHER, or Hadassah, daughter of Abi-
haU, the uncle of Mordecai. Brought up by
her cousin, Mordecai, Est, 2.7,16, Married to
King Ahasuerus, Est, 2. Acquaints the king
with Mordecai's discovery of a plot against
him. Est, 2,22. Accuses Haman to the king,
and defeats his plot against the Jews, Est,
c. 4-9,
ETAM, a rock where Samson was taken
and deUvered to the Philistines, Jud. 16. 8-13.
ETERNAL Lrrs. See Salvation— Soul
Immortal.  PmnsHMENT. See Hell — Judg
ment — Sin, punishment of.
ETHAN, the Ezrahite, of the tribe of Judah,
1 Chr. 2.6. His wisdom, 1 Kin. 4.31. Author
of Psalm 89, see title.
 , a Levite. See Jed u thun.
ETHANIM (month of streaming rivers),
the 7th month (October). Feast of atonement
and tabemaeles held in. Lev. 23. 24, 27. JubUee
proclaimed in. Lev. 26.9. Dedication of the
temple in, 1 Kin. 8.2, Altar rebuUt and offers
ings renewed in, Ezr, 3.1,6.
ETHIOPIA (Heb. Cush). People of, de
scended from Cush, Gen. 10.6. 1 Chr. 1.9.
Territory and boundaries, Gen. 2.13. 2 Chr.
21.16. Est. 1.1. Isa. 18.1, Eze. 29.10, Eze,
30.6. Complexion of its people, Jer. 13.23.
Tixeii warlike character, Jer. 46.9.
Merchandise of, Isa. 46.14. Precious stones
of. Job 28.19. Moses' wife from. Num. 12.1.
Part of Shishak's army from, 2 Chr. 12.3.
Zerah, king of, defeated by Asa, 2 Chr. 14.9-16.
2Chr. 16.8. Tirhakah, king of, attacks Assyria,
2 Kin. 19,9.
Ebed-melech the Ethiopian's kindness to
Jeremiah, Jer. 38.7-18. Jer. 39.15-18. Can-
dace, queen of ; the Ethiopian eunuch's con
version, Act. 8,27-39. I^ophecies of, Psa.
68.31. Psa. 87.4. Isa. 20.2-6, Isa, 45.14.
Eze, 30,4-9. Dan. 11,43. Hab. 3.7. Zeph.
2.12. EUEULUS, a Roman Christian, 2 Tim. 4,21,
XUIflCE, Timothy's mother, 2 Tim, 1,5.
EUNUCH from Ethiopia. His baptism.
Act. 8.26-39.
EUODIAS, a female disciple. Phi. 4.2.
EUPHRATES. CaUed the River, 1 Kin.
4.21. Ezr. 4.10,16. The fourth river of Eden,
Gen. 2.14. Boundary ol Israel by prophecy.
Gen. 15.18. Ex. 23.31. Deu. 1.7. Deu. 11.24.
Jos. 1.4. Of the Reubenites, 1 Chr, 6.9. Of
David's kingdom, 2 Sam, 8.3. 1 Chr. 18.3.
Of Solomon's, 1 Kin, 4.21, Of Egypt, 2 Kin.
24./. Jer. 46.2-10.
Jeremiah buries his girdle In, Jer. 18.1-7.
And casts his book into, Jer. 51.63,64, Sym
boUcal, Isa. 8.7. Eev. 9.14. Rev. 16.12.
EUROOLTDON, name of awind. Act. 27.14.
EUTYCHUS, a youth at Troas, who was
restored to Ufe hy Pan], Act. 20.9-11.
EVANGELIST, Eph. 4.11. 2 Tim. 4.6.
PhiUp, an evangcUst, Act. 21.8. The verb
euanneUzo is translated, to preach the gospel.

EVIL COMPANY
or bring glad tidings, Rom. 10.15. Shew glad
tidings, Luk. 8.1. Declare glad tidings. Act.
13.32. The noun euange^um is rendered gospel,
Mat. 4.23.
EVE. Her creation. Gen. 1.26-28. Gen,
2.21-24, ITim. 2.13. Named by Adam (Isha)
woman. Gen. 2.23 ; and Eve (Living), Gen,
3.20. Temptation and faU, Gen, 3, 2 Cor.
11.3. 1 Tim. 2.14. aothing of. Gen, 3,7,21,
Curse pronounced on. Gen, 3.16. Promise
made to, of Messiah, Gen. 3.15. Birth of
Cain andAbel, Gen. 4.1,2. Of Seth, Gen. 4.25.
ChUdren of. Gen. 6.4,
EVIL COMPANY and Example, Gen,
19.15. Arise, lest thou be consumed in the
iniquity of the city.
Gen. 49.6. Come not thou into their secret ;
unto their assembly, mine honour, be not
thou united.
Ex. 23.2. Thou shalt not foUow a multi
tude to do evU. 32. Make no covenant with
them, nor with their gods. 33. They shaU
not dweU in thy land, lest they make thee sin
against me : for if thoa serve their gods, it
wiU surely be a snare unto thee. Ex. 34.12-16,
Deu. 7.2-4. Jos. 23.6-13.
Lev. 18.3. After the doings of the land of
Egypt, wherein ye dwelt, shall ye not do ; and
after the doings of the land of Canaan, whither
I bring you, shaU ye not do ; neither shaU ye
walk in their ordinances. Lev. 20.23.
Num. 16.26. Depart, I pray you, from the
tents of these wicked men, and touch nothing
of their's, lest ye be consumed in aU their sins.
V. 21-26,
Num, 33.55. If ye wiU not drive ont the
inhabitants of the land from before you ; then
it shaU come to pass, that those which ye let
remain of them shall be pricks in your eyes,
and thorns in your sides. Jud. 2.1-3.
Deu. 12.80. Be not snared by foUowing
them, after that they be destroyed from before
thee ; and that thou enquire not after their
gods, saying. How did these nations serve
their gods ? even so wiU I do likewise.
2 Sam. 23.6. TTie sons of BeUal shaU be aU
of them as thorns thrust away, because they
cannot be taken with hands ; 7. But the man
that shall touch them must be fenced with
iron and the stafif of a spear.
2 Chr. 19.2. Shouldest thou help the un
godly, and love them that hate the Lord?
Ezr. 9.14. Should we again break thy com
mandments, and join in afOnlty with the
people of these abominations? wouldest not
thou be angiy with us tUl thou hadst con
sumed us.
Psa. 1.1. Blessed is the man that walketh
not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth
in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat
of the scornful.
Psa, 6.8. Depart from me, aU ye workers
of iniquity.
Psa. 15.4. In whose eyes a vUe person is
contemned. Psa. 26.4. I have not sat with vain persons,
neither wUl I go in with dissemblers. 6. I
have hated the congregation of evU doers ; and
wiU not sit with the wicked. 9. Gather not
my soul with sinners, nor my Ufe with bloody
men, Psa, 28.3. Draw me not away with the
wicked, and with the workers of iniquity. 136

EVIL COMPANY
Psa, 31.6. I have hated them that regard
lying vanities.
Psa. 60.18. When thou sawest a thief, then
thou consentedst with him, and hast been par
taker with adulterers.
Psa. 101.4. A froward heart shall depart
from me : I wiU not know a wicked person.
7. He that worketh deceit shaU not dweU
'Within my house : he that teUeth Ues shaU
not tarry in my sight.
Psa. 106.34. They did not destroy the
nations, concerning whom the Lord com
manded thera : 35. But were mingled among
the heathen, and learned their works,
Psa, 119.115. Depart from me, ye evil
doers : for I wiU keep the commandments of
myGod. Psa. 120.5, Woe is me, that I sojourn in
Mesech, that I dwell in the tents of Kedar !
6. My soul hath long dwelt vrith him that
hatefli peace.
Psa, 139,19. Depart from me therefore, ye
bloody men. 21. Do not I hate thera, 0 Lord,
that hate thee? and am not I grieved with
those that rise up against thee? 22, I hate
them with perfect hatred ; I count them mine
enemies. Psa. 141.4. Incline not my heart to any
evU thing, to practise wicked works with men
that work iniquity : and let me not eat of their
dainties. Pro, 1,10, My son, if sinners entice thee,
consent thou not. 11. If they say, Come vrith
us. 14. Cast in thy lot among us ; let us aU
have one purse : 16. My son, walk not thou
in the way with them ; refrain thy foot frora
their path.
Pro. 2.11. Understanding shall keep thee
12. To deUver thee from the way of the evil
man, from the man that speaketh froward
things, 16. To deUver thee from the strange
woraan, even from the stranger which flattereth
vrith her words, 19. None that go unto her
retum again, neither take they hold of the
paths of Ufe,
Pro, 4,14. Enter not into the path of the
wicked, and go not in the way of evU men.
16. Avoid it, pass not by it, tum from it, and
pass away.
Pro. 6.8. Remove thy way far from her,
and come not nigh the door of her house.
Pro. 9.6. Forsake the foolish, and Uve.
Pro. 12.11. He that foUoweth vain persons
is void of understanding. 26. The way of the
wicked seduceth thera.
Pro. 13.20. Acorapanion of fools shaU be
destroyed. Pro, 14. 7. Go from the presence of a fooUsh
man, when thou perceivest not in Mm the Ups
of knowledge.
Pro, 16.29. A violent man enticeth his
neighbour, and leadeth him into the way that
is not good.
Pro. 17,12, Let a bear robbed of her whelps
meet a man, rather than a fool in his foUy.
Pro, 20,19. Meddle not with him that
flattereth. Pro. 22.5. Thorns and snares are in the
way of the froward : he that doth keep his
soul shall be far from them. 10, Cast out the
scomer, and contention shaUgo out, 24. Make
no friendship with an angry raan ; and with a
furious raan thou shalt not go : 25. Lest thou
leam hia ways, and get a snare to thy soul,
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Pro. 23,6. Eat thou not the bread of him
that hath an evU eye, neither desire thou his
dainty meats. 20. Be not among winebibbers ;
araong riotous eaters of flesh.
Pro. 24,1. Be not thou envious against evU
men, neither desire to be with them.
Pro. 28.7. He that is a companion of riot
ous men shameth his father, 19. He that
foUoweth after vain persons shall have poverty
enough. Pro. 29.16. WTien the wicked are multi
pUed, transgression increaseth, 24. Whoso
is partner with a thief hateth his own soul:
he heareth cursing, and bewrayeth it not,
Ecc, 9.18. One sinner destroyeth much
good. Isa. 1.23. Thy princes are companions of
thieves. Isa. 8.11. Instructed me that I should not
walk in the way of this people. 12. Say ye
not, A confederacy, to aU them to whom this
people shaU say, A confederacy.
Jer, 2.25, There is no hope : no ; fori have
loved strangers, and after them wiU I go.
Jer. 9. 2. Oh that I had in the vrildemess a
lodging-place of wayfaring men ; that I might
leave ray people, and go from them I for they
be all ad^terers, an asserably of treacherous
raen. Jer, 15. 17. I sat not in the assembly of the
mockers, nor rejoiced ; I sat alone because of
thy hand.
Jer. 61.6. Flee out of the midst of Babylon,
and deUver every man his soul : be not cut off
in her iniquity. 46. Go ye out of the midst
of her, and deUver ye every man his soul from
the flerce anger of the Lord.
Hos. 4.17. Ephraim is joined to idols :
let him alone.
Hos. 7.8. He hath mixed himself araong
the people. 9. Strangers have devoured his
strength, and he knoweth it not.
Mic. 6,16, Ye walk in their counsels ; that
I should make thee a desolation.
Mat. 24.12, Because iniquity shall abound,
the love of many shaU wax cold.
Rom, 16.17. Mark them which cause divi
sions and offences contrary to the doctrine
which ye have learned ; and avoid thera.
18. By good words and fair speeches deceive
the hearts of the simple.
1 Cor. 6.6. A Uttle leaven leaveneth the
whole lump. 9. Not to company with forni
cators. 10. Yet not altogether with the
fornicators of this world, or with the covetous,
or extortioners, or with idolaters ; for then
must ye needs go out of the woi'ld. 11, If any
man that is caUed a brother be a fomicator,
or covetous, or an idolater or a raUer, or a
drunkard, or an extortioner, with such an
one no not to eat. Gal. 5.9.
1 Cor. 15.33. Be not deceived: evU com
munications corrupt good manners.
2 Cor, 6,14. Be ye not unequaUy yoked
together with unbelievers : for what fellow
ship hath righteousness vritli unrighteousness?
and what communion hath Ught with dark
ness? 15. And what concord hath Christ with
BeUal? or what part hath he that believeth
with an infidel? 17. \\herefore, come out
from among thera, ana be ye separate, saith
the Lord, and touch not the unclean thiTig.
Eph. 6.7. Be not ye therefore partakers
with them. 11. Have no feUowship with the

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unfruitful works of darkness, but rather
reprove them.
2 The. 3.6. Withdrawyourselves frora every
brother that walketh disorderly.
1 Tim. 5.22. Neither be partaker of other
men's sins,
1 Tim. 6.5. Men of corrupt minds, and
destitute of the truth, supposing that gain is
godliness : from such withdraw thyself.
2 Tim. 3.4. Heady, high-minded, lovers of
pleasures more than lovers of God ; 5. Having
a form of godUness, but denying the power
thereof : from such tum away.
2 Pet, 2.7. Juat Lot, vexed with the filthy
conversation of the wicked : 8, (For that
righteous man dwelling among them, in seeing
and hearing, vexed his righteous soiU from day
to day with their unlawful deeds :) 18, They
allure through the lusts of the flesh, through
much wantonness, those that were clean
escaped frora thera who live in error.
2 Jno. 10. If there come any unto you, and
bring not this doctrine, receive him not into
your house, neither bid him God speed:
11. For he that biddeth hira God speed is
partaker of his evU deeds.
Rev, 2,2, Thou canst not bear them which
are evU : and thou hast tried them which say
they are apostles, and are not, and hast found
them Uars.
Rev. 18.4. Come out of her, my people,
that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that
ye receive not of her plagues.
See Church-discipline, — Marriage,
IRRELIGIOUS. — MlNISTElia UNFAITHFUL.
EVILCOMPANY,Dangerof, Examples.
Sodomites, Gen. 13.13. Gen. 19.9,16. She
cheraites, Gen. 34.1, Moabites, Num. 26.
Psa. 106.28. Delilah, Jud. 16.1-21. Reho-
boam's counseUors, 1 Kin. 12.8. Manasseh,
2 Kin. 21.9. Ahariah, 2 Chr. 20.37. 2 Chr.
22.3-5. Solomon's wives, Neh. 13.26. Ama
ziah, 2 Chr. 25,7-9.
EVIL-MERODACH, son of Nebuchad
nezzar, and king of Babylon, His kind treat
ment of King Jehoiachin, 2 Kin, 25.27-30.
Jer. 62.31-34.
EVIL-SPEAKING. See Speaking Evil.
EXAMPLE. See Likeness to Christ —
Saint's Example — Evil Company.
EXCHANGERS. See Monet-changers.
EXCOMMUNICATION, Gen. 17.14. Ex.
12.15. Lev. 22.3. Nura. 16.31. Separation
of Jews from heathen, Neh. 13.1-3. Neh. 9.2.
Ezr. 4.3. Ezr. 10.11. Putting out of the
synagogue, Jno. 9.22,34,35. Jno. 16.2. Jno.
12,42. See Church-discipline.
EXECUTIONER, Mar. 6.27. Gen. 37.36
[marg.) Jer, 39.9 [marg.) Dan. 2.14 {marg.)
EXORCISM, practised by the Jews, Mat.
12.28. Sceva's sons punished in attempting,
Act. 19.13-16. See Demons.
EYELIDS, or Eyes. Painting of, Eze.
23.40. EZEKIEL,a priest ; vrith the Jewish captives
by the Chebar ; the time of his prophesying,
Eze. 1.1-3. His vrife's death, Eze. 24.18. His
popularity, Eze. 33.31,32.
EZEL, Stone or. A waymark where
David and Jonathan met, 1 Sara. 20.19.

EZION-GABER, a city of Idumea, on the
Red Sea, one of the encampments of the
IsraeUtes, Num. 33.36. Deu. 2,8. Solomon's
navy at, 1 Elin. 9.26. Jehoshaphaf s navy at,
1 Kjn, 22.48.
EZRA, a priest of the Une of Eleazar, Ezr.
7.1-6. A scribe, Ezr. 7.6,10,21. Neh. 12.26.
Calls for a fast, Ezr. 8.21-23. Returns from
Babylon vrith Jews, bearing a commission
from Artaxerxes, Ezr. 7. Ezr. 8. Fasts, and
exhorts the people to put away their heathen
vrives, Ezr. 9. Ezr. 10. 1-17. Teaches the law,
Ezr. 7.10,25. Reads the law at the feast of
tabernacles ; his prayer, Neh. 8. Assists at
the dedication of the w^, Neh. 12.36.

F
FAIR-HAVENS, a harbour of Crete, Act.
27.8, FAIRS. See Markets.
FAITH, Gen. 15.1. Fear not, Abram: I
a/m thy shield, and thy exceeding great reward.
Ex. 3.12. Certamly I wUl be with thee ;
and this shall be a token unto thee, ye shall
serve God upon this mountain.
Ex. 4,12, Now therefore go, and I wiU be
vrith thy mouth, and teach thee what thou
shalt say. v. 11.
Ex. 14.13. Moses said unto the people.
Fear ye not, stand stUl, and see the salvation
of the Lord.
Deu. 20.1. When thou goest out to battle
against thine enemies, and seest horses, and
chariots, and a people more than thou, be not
afraid of thera : for the Lord thy God is with
thee, which brought thee up out of the land
of Egypt. Nura. 21.34. Deu. 1,21-31. Deu.
3.2,22. Deu. 7.17-21, Deu. 31.23. Jos. 10.26.
Jud. 6.14-16. 2 Km. 19.6,7. 2 Chr. 20.15,17.
Deu, 31.8, The Lord, he it is that doth go
before thee ; he wiU be with thee, he wiU not
faU thee, neither forsake thee : f eai not, neither
be dismayed, v. 6-8.
Jos. 1.9. Have not I commanded thee? Be
strong, and of a good courage ; be not afraid,
neither be thou dismayed : for the Lord thy
God is with thee whithersoever thou goest,
v. 6-9. 2 C3ir. 16.7. Let not your hands be weak
for your work shaU be rewarded.
2 Chr. 16.9. The eyes of the Lord run to
and fro throughout the whole earth, to shew
himself strong in the behalf of Ihem whose
heart is perfect toward him.
2 Chr. 20.20. BeUeve in the Lord your God,
so shall ye be eatablished ; beUeve his prophets,
so shaU ye prosper.
Neh. 4.14. Be not ye afraid of them: re
member the Lord, which is great and terrible.
Job 35. 14. AUhough thou sayest thou shalt
not see him, yet judgraent is before him ; there
fore trust thou in him.
Psa. 4. 5. Put your trust in tbe Lord.
Psa. 5.11. Let aU those that put their trust
in thee rejoice : let them ever shout for joy,
because thou defendest them.
Psa. 9.9. A refuge in times of trouble.
10. And they that know thy name wiU put
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3P8a. 17.7. O thou that savest by thy right
hand them which put their trust in thee from
those that rise up against them.
Psa. 18.30. He is a buckler to aU thera that
trust in him. 31. For who is God, save the
Lord ? or who is a rock, save our God ? 2 Sara.
22.31,32. Psa. 25.10. AU the paths of the Lord are
mercy and truth unto auch as keep his cove
nant and hia testimonies.
Paa, 27,14. Wait on the Lord : be of good
courage, and he shaU strengthen thine heart.
Psa. 31.19. How great is thy goodness,
which thou hast laid up for thera that fear
thee ; wMch thou hast wrought for them that
trust in thee before the sons of raen I 24. Be
of good courage, and he shall strengthen your
heart, all ye that hope in the Lord,
Psa. 32.10. He that trasteth in the Lord,
mercy shall compass him about.
Psa. 33,18, The eye of the Lord is upon
them that fear him, upon thera that hope in
hia mercy; 19. To deUver their soul from
death. Psa, 34.8, 0 taste and see that the Lord is
good : blessed is the man that trusteth in him,
22, The Lord redeemeth the soul of his ser
vants : and none of them that trust in him
shaU be desolate, v. 1-8, Ps. 2.12. i
Psa. 36.7. How exceUent is thy loving-
kindness, O God I therefore the chUdren of
men put their trust under the shadow of thy
wings, Psa, 37,3. Trust in the Lord, and do good ;
so shalt thou dweU in the land, and verily
thou shalt be fed, 5. Commit thy way unto
the Lord; trust also in him, and he ahaU
bring it to pasa, 7, Rest in the Lord, and
wait patiently for him. 89. The aalvation of
the righteous is of the Lord : he is their strength
in the time of trouble. 40. The Lord shaU
help them, and deUver them : he shaU deUver
them frora the wicked, and aave thera, because
they trust in him.
Paa. 40.4. Blessed is that man that maketh
the Lord his trust.
Psa, 65. 22, Cast thy burden upon the Lord,
and he shaU sustain thee : he sh^ never suffer
the righteous to be moved.
Psa, 62.8. Trust in him at aU times ; ye
people, pour out your heart before him : God
is a refuge for us.
Psa. 64.10. The righteous shall be glad in
the Lord, and shall trust in him,
Psa. 78.7. That they raight set their hope
in God.
Psa. 84,6, Blessed isthe man whose strength
is in thee. 12. 0 Lord of hosts, blessed is the
man that trusteth in thee.
Psa. 91.1. He that dweUeth in the secret
place of the most High shaU abide under the
shadow of the Almighty. 9. Because thou hast
raade the Lord, which is my refuge, even the
most High, thy habitation ; 10, There shaU
no evU befaU thee.
Psa. 112.7. He shaU not be afraid of evU
tidings: his heart is fixed, trusting in the
Lord, 8, Hia heart is estabUshed, he shaU
not be afraid.
Paa. 115.9. O Israel, trust thou in the Lord :
he is their help and their shield. 11. Ye that
fear the Lord, trust in the Lord: he is tbeir
help and their shield.
Paa. 118.8, It is better to trust in the Lord
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than to put confldence in man. 9. It is better
to truat in the Lord than to put confldence in
princes. Paa. 126.1. They that truat in the Lord
shaU he as mount Zion, which cannot be re
moved, but abideth for ever,
Psa. 130.7. Let Israel hope in the Lord : for
with the Lord there is mercy, vrith him is
plenteous redemption. 8. And he shaU re
deem Israel frora aU his iniquities. Psa. 131.3.
Psa. 146.6. Happy is he that hath the God
of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the
Lord his God.
Psa. 147.11. The Lord taketh pleasure in
thera that fear him, in those that hope in his
raercy. Pro. 1.33. Whoso hearkeneth unto me
shall dweU safely, and shaU be quiet from fear
of evU.
Pro, 3,6. Trust in the Lord with aU thine
heart ; and lean not unto thine own under'-
standmg, 6. In aU thy ways acknowledge
him, and he shaU direct thy paths, 24. AVhen
thou Uest down, thou shalt not be afraid : yea,
thou shalt Ue down, and thy sleep shall be
sweet. 25. Be not afraid of sudden fear, nei
ther of the desolation of the wicked, when it
cometh. 26. For the Lord shaU be thy con
fldence, and shaU keep thy foot from being
taken. Pro. 14.26. In the fear of the Lord is strong
confidence. Pro. 16.3. Commit thy works unto the
Lord, and thy thoughts shaU be estabUshed.
20, Whoso trusteth in the Lord, happy is he.
Pro, 18.10. The name of the Lord is a
strong tower : the righteoua runneth into it,
and is safe.
Pro. 22,19, That thy trust may be in the
Lord, I have raade knovra to thee this day.
Pro. 23.18. Thine expectation ahaU not be
cut off.
Pro, 28.25. He that putteth his trust in
the Lord shall be made fat.
Pro. 29,25, WTioao putteth hia truat in the
Lord shall be safe.
Pro, 30,5. He i^ a shield unto them that
put their trust in him.
Ecc. 11.1, Cast thy bread upon the waters :
for thou shalt flnd it after raany days,
Isa. 8.13, Sanctify the Lord of hosts him
seU ; and let him be your fear, and let hira be
your dread. 14, And he shaU be for a sano
tuary. Isa, 10,20. The remnant of Israel shaU stay
upon the Lord, the Holy One of Israel, in
truth. Isa, 14.32. The Lord hath founded Zion,
and the poor of his people shaU trust in it.
Isa. 26.3. Thou wUt keep him in perfect
peace, whose mind is stayed on thee : because
he trusteth in thee. 4. Trust ye in the Lord
for ever : for in the Lord Jehovah is ever
lasting strength. 20, Corae, my people, enter
thou into thy chambers, and shut thy doors
about thee : hide thyself as it were for a little
moment, untU the indignation be overpast.
Isa, 27.6. Let him take hold of my strength,
that he raay make peace with me ; and he shaU
make peace with me,
Isa, 30,16. Thus saith the Lord God, the
Holy One of Israel ; In returning and rest
shall ye be saved ; in quietness and in con
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FAITH
laa. 36.4. Be atrong, fearnot : behold, your
God wiU come vnth vengeance, even God
with a recompence ; he will come and aave
you. Isa. 41.10. Fear thou not ; for I am with
thee : be not dismayed ; for I am thy God : I
VriU strengthen thee ; yea, I wiU help thee ;
yea, I wUl uphold thee with the right hand of
my righteousness, 13, I the Lord thy God
wUl hold thy right hand, saying unto thee.
Fear not ; I wiU help thee. 14. Fear not,
thou worm Jacob, and ye men of Israel ; I wiU
help thee, aaith the Lord, and thy redeemer,
the Holy One of larael.
Isa. 43,1. Thus s^ith the Lord that created
thee, O Jacob, and he that formed thee, 0
Israel, Fear not : for I have redeeraed thee, I
have called thee by thy narae ; thou art mine.
2. When thou passest through the waters, I
wiU be with thee ; and throu^ the rivers, they
shall not overflow thee : when thou walkest
through the fire, thou shalt not be bumed ;
neither shaU the flame kindle upon thee,
6, Fear not : for I am with thee : I wiU bring
thy seed from the east, and gather thee from
the west; 10. Know and beUeve rae, and
understand that I am he.
Isa, 44,2, Thus aaith the Lord that made
thee, and formed thee from the womb, which
vrill help thee ; Fear not, O Jacob, my servant ;
and thou, Jesurun, whora I have chosen.
8. Fear ye not, neither be afraid : have not I
told thee from that time, and have declared
it ? ye are even my vritnesses. Is there a G«d
beside me ?
Isa. 46.22. Look unto rae, and be ye saved,
all the ends of the earth : for I am God, and
fhere is none else. 24. Surely, shaU one say,
In the Lord have I righteousness and strength :
even to hira shall men corae ; and aU that are
incensed against hira shaU be ashamed. 26. In
the Lord shall aU the seed of Israel be justified,
and shaU glory.
Isa. 49,15. Can a woman forget her sucking
chUd, that she should not have corapassion on
the son of her womb ? yea, they raay forget,
yet wiU I not forget thee.
Isa. 50.10. Who is among you that feareth
the Lord, that obeyeth the voice of his servant,
that walketh in darkness, and hath no light ?
let him trust in the narae of the Lord, and
stay upon his God.
Isa. 51.12. I, even I, am ne that comforteth
you : who art thou, that thou shouldest be
afraid of a man that shall die, and of the sou
of man which shaU be made as grass ; 13. And
forgettest ttie Lord thy maker, that hath
stretched forth the heavens, and laid the
foundations of the earth ; and hast feared con
tinuaUy every day because of the fury of the
oppressor, as if he were ready to destroy ?
Ua. 56.3. Incline your ear, and come unto
me : hear, and your soul shaU Uve ; and I wUl
make an everlasting covenant vrith you, even
the sure mercies of David.
Isa. 56.6. The sons of the stranger, that
join themselves to the Lord, to serve him, and
to love the name of the Lord, to be his
aervants, every one that taketh hold of my
covenant : 7. Even them vriU I bring to my
holy mountain, and raake them joyful in ray
house of prayer: their bumfc-offerings and
their aaoriflcea shall be accepted.
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shall possess the land, and shall inherit my
holy raountain.
Isa. 64.4. Neither hath the eye seen, OGod,
beside thee, what he hath prepared for hira
that waiteth for him. 6. Thou meetest hirr}
that rejoiceth and worketh righteousness, those
that remember thee in thy ways : behold, thou
art wroth ; for we have sinned : in those ia
continuance, and we shall be saved.
Jer. 1.7. Say not, I am a chUd : for thoB
shalt go to aU that I shaU send thee, and wha^
soever I command thee thou shalt apeak.
8. Be not afraid of their faces : for I am with
thee to deUver thee, saith the Lord. 19. They
ahaU flght against thee ; but they ahaU not
prevail against thee ; for I am with thee, saith
the Lord, to deUver thee.
Jer. 17.7. Blessed is the man that trusteth
in the Lord, and whose hope the Lord is.
8. For he shall be as a tree planted by the
waters. Jer. 39.18. I wUl surely deUver thee, and
thou shalt not fall by the aword, but thy life
ahaU be for a prey unto thee : because thou
hast put thy trust in me, saith the Lord.
Jer. 42.31. Be not afraid of the king of
Babylon, of whom ye are afraid ; be not afraid
of tura, saith the Lord : for I am with you
to save you, and to deUver you from hia
hand. Jer. 49.11. Leave thy fatherleas chUdren, I
wiU preserve fhem alive ; and let thy widows
trust in rae,
Joel 2.21. Fear not, 0 land ; be glad and
rejoice : for the Lord wiU do great things.
Joel 3,16. The Lord vjiU be the hope of his
people, and the strength of the children of
Israel. Nail. 1,7, The Lord is good, a stronghold
in the day of trouble ; and he knoweth them
that trust in him,
Hab. 2.3, Though it tarry, wait for it;
because it wiU surely corae, it wiU not tarry.
4. The just shall Uve by his faith.
Zeph. 3. 16. Fear thou not : amd to Zion, Let
not thine hands be slack. 17. The Lord thy
God in the midst of thee is mighty ; he wiU
save, he wUl rejoice over thee with joy ; he
wiU rest in his love, he vriU joy over thee with
singing. Zee. 4.10. For who hath despised the day
of smaU things? for they shall rejoice, and
shall see the plumraet in the hand of Zerub-
babel with those seven ; they are the eyes of
the Lord, which run to and fro throng the
whole earth.
Zee. 8.9. Let your hands be strong, ye that
hear in these days these words by the raouth
of the prophets:
Zee. 9.12. Tum you to the strong hold, ye
prisoners of hope : even to-day do 1 declare
that I vriU render double unto thee.
Mat. 6.25. Take no thought for your Ufe,
what ye shaU eat, or what ye shall drink ; nor
yet for your body, what ye ahaU put on.
32. For your heavenly Father knoweth that
ye have need of aU theae things. 33. But seek
ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteoua
ness ; and aU these things shall be added unto
you. Mat. 10.29. Aro not two sparrows sold for
a farthing? and one of them shaU not faU on
the ground vrithout your Father, 30. But
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81, Fear ye not therefore, ye are of more value
than many sparrows. Luk. 12,6,7.
Mar. 1.35. Repent ye, and beUeve the
gospel. Luk. 1.45. Blessed is she that beUeved : for
there shaU be a performance of those things
which were told her from the Lord.
Luk. 8.21, My raother and ray brethren
are these wliich hear the word of God, and do
it. Luk. 11.27,28.
Luk. 12,32. Fear not, Uttle flock ; for it is
your Father's good pleasure to give you the
kingdom. Luk. 17.5. Lord, increase our faith.
Luk. 21.28. When these thinga begin to
corae to pass, then look up, and Uft up your
heads ; for your redemption draweth nigh.
Jno. 3.33. He that hath received his testi
mony hath set to his seal that G^d is true.
Act, 13.48. As many as were ordained to
etemal life beUeved.
Act. 26.18. Inheritance among them which
are sanctified by faith that is in me.
Rom. 11,20. Because of unbeUef they were
broken off, and thou standest by faith.
23. They also, if they abide not atUl in un
belief, shaU be graffed in.
Rom. 15, 13, The God of hope flU you with
aU joy and peace in beUeving, that ye raay
abound in hope.
1 Cor. 1.21. It pleased God by the foolish
ness of preaching to save them that beUeve.
1 Cor. 2.5, Your faith should not stand
in the vrisdom of men, but in the power of
God. Gal. 3. 6. Abraham beUeved God, and it was
accounted to him for righteousness. 7. Know
ve therefore that they which are of faith, the
same are the chUdren of Abraham.
Eph. 2,8. By grace are ye saved through
faith ; and that not of yourselves : it is the
gUt of God.
Eph. 6.16. The shield of faith, wherewith
ye shaU be able to quench aU the fiery darts of
the wicked.
Col. 1.23. Continue in the faith grounded
and settled, and be not moved away frora the
hope of the gospel.
Col. 2.12. Buried with him in baptism,
wherein also ye are risen with him through
the faith of the operation of God,
1 The, 2.13, Ye received it not as the word
of men, but as it is in truth, the word of God,
which effectuaUy worketh also in you that
beUeve. 1 ITie, 5.8, Putting on the breastplate of
faith and love.
2 ITie. 2. 13. Salvation through sanctification
of the Spirit and belief of the truth.
1 Tim, 1,6. The end of the commandment
is charity out of a pure heart, and of a good
conscience, and o/ faith unfeigned.
1 Tim. 1,19. Holding faith, and a good
conscience ; which some having put away,
concerning faith have made shipwreck.
1 Tira. 2.16. She shaU be saved in chUd-
bearing, if they continue in faith and charity
and hoUness.
1 Tun. 4.10. The living God, who is the
Saviour of aU raen, speciaUy of those that
believe. ¦• Tim. 6.11. FoUow after righteousness,
godliness, faith. 12. Fight the good fight of
faith, lav hold on etemal life, whereunto thou
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art also called, and hast professed a good
profession. 17. Chaise them that are rich in
this world, that they be not high-minded, nor
trust in uncertain riches, but in the Uving
God, 2 Tim. 4.7. I have fought a good flght, I
have flnished my course, I have kept the faith :
8. Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown
of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous
judge, shaU give me at that day : and not to
me only, but unto aU them also that love his
appearing. Heb. 4.3. We which have beUeved do enter
into rest.
Heb. 6,1, The foundation of repentance
frora dead works, and of faith toward God.
7, The earth which drinketh in the rain that
cometh oft upon it, and bringeth forth herbs
meet for them by whora it is dressed, receiveth
blessing from God, 12. Be not slothful, but
foUowers of them who through faith and
patience inherit the promises. 18. Who have
fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope set
before us.
Heb. 10.36. Cast not away therefore your
confidence, which hath great recompence of
reward. 38. The just shaU Uve by faith : but
if any man draw back, my sold shaU have no
pleasure in hira. 39. But we are not of them
who draw back unto perdition ; but of them
that beUeve to the saving of the soul.
Heb. 11.1. Faith ia the substance of thinga
hoped for, the evidence of thinga not seen,
2, For by it the elders obtained a good report
4, By faith Abel offered unto God a more
exceUent sacrifice than Cain, by which he
obtained witness that he was righteous, 6, By
faith Enoch was translated that he should not
see death, 6, Without faith it is impossible
to please him : for he that cometh to God must
believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of
them that diUgently seek him,
Heb. 11.7. By faith iNoah, being warned of
God of things not seen as yet, raoved with fear,
prepared an ark to the saving of his house ;
by the which he condemned the world, and
becarae heir of the righteousness which is by
faith. 27. By faith he forsook Egypt, not
fearing the wrath of the king : for he endured,
as seeing him who is invisible. 33. Who
through faith subdued kingdoms, wrought
righteousness, obtained promises, stopped the
mouths of Uons, 34. Quenched the violence
of flre, escaped the edge of the sword, out of
weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in
flght, tumed to flight the armies of the aUens.
Heb. 12.12. Lift up the hands which hang
down, and the feeble knees ; 13. And make
straight paths for your feet, lest that which is
lame be turned out of the way; but let it
rather be healed.
Heb. 13.5. ieij/OMT conversation fee without
covetousness ; aTid be content with such thinga
as ye have : for he hath said, I vriU never leave
thee, nor forsake thee. 6. So that we may
boldly say. The Lord is my helper, and I wiU
not fear what man shaU do unto me.
Jas. 2.6. Hath not God chosen the poor of
this world rich in faith, and heirs of the king
dora which he hath promised to thera that
love him? 19. Thou beUevest that ther* is
one God : thou doest weU.
1 Pet. 1.5. "Who are kept by the power of
God through faith unto aalvation re^y to Xte

tf AltH BXEMPLtFlKri
Tfevealed in the laat time. 7. The trial of your
faith, being much more precious than of gold
that' perisheth, though it be tried with flre,
might be found unto praise and honour and
glory at the appearing of Jesus Qirist. 9. The
end of your faitii, even the aalvation of your
souls. 21. Who by hira do beUeve in God,
that raised him up frora the dead, and gave
hira glory ; that your faith and hope might be
in God.
1 Pet. 4.19. Let them that suffer according
to the wiU of God commit the keeping of their
souls to him in weU-doing, as unto a faithful
Creator. 1 Pet. 5.7. Casting aU your care upon him ;
for he careth for you.
1 Jno, 2.14. Ye are strong, and the word
of God abideth in you, and ye have overcome
the vricked one.
1 Jno. 3.21. Beloved, if our heart conderan
us not, then have we confidence toward God.
1 Jno. 6.4. Whatsoever is bom of God over-
coraeth the world : and this is the victory that
overcometh the world, even our faith.
Rev, 22.7. Blessed is he that keepeth the
sayings of the prophecy of this book.
FAITH Exemplified, Gen, 16.13, Thou
God seest me : for she said. Have I also here
looked after him that seeth me?
Gen. 24.7. The Lord God of heaven, which
took me from my father's house, and from the
land of my kindred, and which spake imto
me, and that sware unto me, saying. Unto thy
seed vriU I give this land. 40. The Lord,
before whom I walk, vriU send his angel vrith
thee, and prosper thy way.
Gen, 28.20. If God wiU be with me, and
wiU keep me in this way that I go, and wiU
give me bread to eat, and raiment to put on,
21. So that I come again to my father's house
in peace ; then shaU the Lord be my God.
Gen, 48.21. I die : but God sh^ be with
you, and bring you again unto the land of yoiir
fathers. Gen. 60.24.
Gen. 49.18. I have waited for thy salvation,
O Lord. 26. By the God of thy father, who
shall help thee ; and by the Almighty, who
shall bless thee with blessings.
Ex. 15.2, The Lord w my strength and aong,
and he is become my salvation : he is my God,
and I vriU prepare him an habitation ; my
father's God, and I wUl exalt him. 16. By
the greatness of thine arm they ahaU be as
stUl as a atone ; tiU thy people pass over, 0
Lord, tUl the people pass over, which thou
hast purchased. 17. Thou shalt bring thera
in, and plant them in the mountain of thine
inheritance, v. 1-19.
Ex. 18.11. Now I know that the Lord is
greater than aU gods : for in the thing wherein
they dealt prouty he was above them.
Num. 10,29, We are joumeying unto the
place of which the Lord said, I wiU give it you :
come thou vrith us, and we wiU do thee good :
forthe Lord hath spoken good concerning Israel,
Num, 14,8. If the Lord deUght in us, then
he vriU bring us into this land, and give it us,
9. Neither fear ye the people of the land ; for
they are bread for us : their defence is departed
from them, and the Lord is with us : fear them
not. Jos. 14.12. If so be the Lord wUl be with
me, then I shaU be able to drive them out, as
the Lord said.

FAlTH EXEMPLIFIED
Ruth 2.12. A fuU reward be given thee of
the Lord God of Israel, under whose vrings
thou art come to trust.
1 Sam. 14.6. It may be that the Lord wUl
work for us : for there is no restraint to the
Lord to save by raany or by few.
1 Sara. 17.47. This asserably sbaU know that
the Lord saveth not with sword and spear ¦ for
the battle is the Lord's, and he wiU give you
into our hands.
1 Sam. 25.29. The soul of my lord shaU be
boimd in the bundle of Ufe with the Lord thy
God, 2 Sam. 7.28. O Lord God, thou art that
God, and thy words be tme, and thou hasfc
promised this goodness unto thy servant.
2 Sam. 16.25. Carry back the ark of God
into the city : U I shall find favour in the eyea
of the Lord, he wiU bring me again, and ahew
me both it, and his habitation.
2 Sara, 23.5. He hath raade vrith me an
everlasting covenant, ordered in aU things,
and sure.
1 Chr, 28.20, Tlie Lord God, even my God,
wUl be vrith thee ; he wiU not faU thee, nor
forsake thee, until thou hast finished all the
work. 2 Chr, 13,12. God himself is with us for
our captain, and his priests with sounding
trumpets. 2 CW. 14.11, Lord, it is nothing with thee
to help, whether vrith many, or with them
that have no power : help us, O Lord our God ;
for we rest on thee, and in thy name we go
against this multitude, v. 16.
2 Chr, 20.12. We have no raight against
this great company that cometh against us ;
neither know we what to do : but our eyes are
upon thee.
2 Chr. 32.7. There be more vrith us than
with him ; 8. With him is an arm of flesh ;
but with us is the Lord our God to help us,
and to flght our battles.
Ezr. 8.22. The hand of our God is upon
aU them for good that seek him.
Neh. 1.10. These are thy servants and thy
people, whom thou hast redeemed by thy great
power, and by thy strong hand. v. 8-10.
Neh. 2.20. The God of heaven, he wiU
prosper us ; therefore we his servanta wiU arise
and buUd.
Neh. 4.20, Our God shall flght for us.
Job 6.8. I would seek unto God, and unto
God would I commit my cause : 9. Which
doeth great things and unsearchable.
Job 10,12. Thou hast granted me life and
favour, and thy visitation hath preserved my
spirit. Job 13.15. Though he slay me, yet wiU I
trust in him : 16. He also shall be my salva
tion. Job 14.15, Thou vrilt have a desire to the
work of thine hands.
Job. 19.25. I know tftai my redeemer Uveth,
and that he shaU stand at the latter day upon
the earth: 26. And though after my skin
worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shaD
I see God : 27. Whom I shaU see for myself,
and mine eyes shaU behold, and not another;
though my reins be consumed vrithin me, 28,
The root of the matter is found in me.
Job 23. 6. WiU he plead against me vrith Ms
great power? No ; but he would put strength
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FAITH EXEMPLIFIED
Psa. 3.3. Thou, O Lord, art a shield for
me ; my glory, and the lifter up of mine head.
6. I laid me down and slept ; I awaked ; for
the Lord sustained me. 6. I wUl not be afraid
of ten thousands of people, that have set them
selves against rae,
Psa, 4.3. The Lord hath set apart him that
is godly for himself : the Lord wUl hear when
I caU unto him. 8, I wUl both lay me dovra
in peace, and sleep: for thou. Lord, only
makest rae dweU in safety.
Psa. 6.8. The Lord hath heard the voice of
ray weeping. 9. The Lord hath heard my
suppUcation ; the Lord wiU receive my prayer.
Psa. 7.1. 0 Lord my God, in thee do I put
my trust : 10. My defence is of God, which
saveth the upright in heart.
Psa. 9.3. When mine enemies are tumed
back, they shaU faU and perish at thy pre
sence, 4. For thou hast maintained my right
and my cause.
Psa. 11.1. In the Lord put I my trust : how
say ye to ray soul. Flee as a bird to your
mountain ?
Psa. 13.5. T have trusted in thy mercy; my
heart shaU rejoice in thy salvation.
Psa, 16.1, Preserve me, 0 God : for in thee
do I put my trust, 2. 0 my soul, thou hast
said unto the Lord, Thou art my Lord,
5. The Lord is the portion of mine inherit
ance and of my cup : thou maintainest my lot.
8, I have set the Lord always before me :
because he is a.t ray right hand, I shaU not be
raoved. 11, Thou wUt shew rae the path of
life : in thy presence is fulness of joy.
Psa. 17.6. I have called upon thee, for thou
wUt hear me, O God.
Psa, 18.1. I wiU love thee, 0 Lord, ray
strength. 2. The Lord is my rock, and my
fortress, and my deUverer ; ray God, my
strength, in whom I wUl trust ; my buckler,
and the horn of my salvation, and my high
tower. 3, I wUl caU upon the Lord, who is
woii,hy to be praised : so shall I be saved frora
mine enemies, 18, They prevented me in the
day of ray calamity : but the Lord was ray stay.
28, Thou wilt Ught ray candle : the Lord my
God vriU enlighten my darkness, 29. For
by thee I have run through a troop ; and by
my God have I leaped over a wall. 2 Sam,
22.2-6. Psa. 20.6. In the name of our God we wUl
set up our banners : 6. Now know I that the
Lord saveth his anointed ; he wiU hear him
from his holy heaven with the saving strength
of his right hand. 7. Some trust in chariots,
and some in horses : but we wiU remember the
name of the Lord our God.
Psa. 21.7. The king trusteth in the Lord,
and through the mercy of the most High he
shaU not be moved.
Psa. 22.4. Our fathers trusted in thee : they
trusted, and thou didst deliver them. 5. They
cried unto thee, and were delivered: they
trusted in thee, and were not confounded.
Psa. 23.1. Tbe Lord is my shepherd; I
ahaU not want. v. 1-6.
Psa. 25.1. Unto thee, OLord, do I lift up
my soul, 2. O my God, I trust in thee : let
me not be ashamed. 5. Lead me in thy truth,
and teach rae : for thou art the God of ray
salvation ; on thee do I wait all the day. 15.
Mine eyes are ever toward the Lord ; for he
ihaU pluck my feet out of the net. 20, 0 keep
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FAITH EXEltfPLlFlED
ray soul, and deUver me : let me not be
ashamed ; for I put my trust in thee.
Psa, 26.1. I have trusted also in the Lord ;
f/iere/iwe I shall not sUde. 12, My foot stand
eth in an even place ; in the congregations wUl
I bless the Lord.
Psa. 27.1. The Lord is my Ught and my
salvation ; whora shall I fear ? the Lord is the
strength of my life ; of whom shaU I be afraid?
6. In the time of trouble he shaU hide me in
his paviUon : in the secret of his tabernacle
shall he hide me ; he shaU set rae up upon a
rock. 6, And now shall mine head be lifted
up above mine eneraies round about me :
10. When my father and my mother forsake
rae, then the Lord wlU take me up.
Psa. 28,7. The Lord is my strength and ray
shield ; ray heart trusted in him, and I am
helped. Psa. 31.1. In thee, O Lord, do I put my
trust ; let rae never be asharaed. 3, Thou
art ray rock and ray fortress; therefore for
thy name's sake lead me, and guide me.
4. PuU me out of the net that they have laid
privily for me : for thou art my strength.
5. Into thine hand I corarait my spirit : thou
hast redeemed me, O Lord God of truth. 6, I
trust in the Lord. 14. I trusted in thee, O
Lord: I said, Thou art my God. 16. My
times are in thy hand.
Psa. 32.7. Thou art my hiding-place ; thou
shalt preserve me from trouble ; thou shalt
compass me about vrith songs of deUverance.
Psa. 83.20. Our soul waiteth for the Lord,
he is our help and our shield, 21. Our heart
shaU rejoice in hira, because we have trusted
in his holy narae. 22. Let thy raercy, O Lord,
be upon us, according as we hope in thee.
Psa. 36.10. AU ray bones shaU say, Lord,
who is Uke unto thee, which deUverest the
poor from him that is too strong for him,
Psa. 38.9. Lord, aU ray desire ts before
thee ; and ray groaning is not hid from thee.
16. In thee, O Lord, do I hope : thou wUt hear,
O Lord my God.
Psa, 39.7. Lord, what wait I for? my hope
is in thee.
Psa. 40.17, I am poor and needy ; yet the
Lord thinketh upon me : thou art my help and
ray deUverer.
Psa. 41.12. Thou upholdest me in mine
integrity, and settest me before thy face for
ever. Psa. 42.6. O my God, my soul is cast dovra
vrithin me : therefore wiU I remeraber thee,
8, Yet the Lord wUl coraraand his loving-
kindness in the daytirae, and in the night his
song shall be vrith rae, and ray prayer unto the
God of my life.
Psa. 43,6. Why art thou cast down, 0 my
soul? and why art thou disquieted vrithin me?
hope in God : for I shaU yet praise him, who
is the health of my countenance, and my God.
Psa. 42,6.
Psa. 44.5. Through theewiU we push down
our eneraies : through thy name will we tread
them under that rise up against us. 8. In
God we boast all the day long, and praise thy
name for ever.
Psa. 46.1, God is our refuge *and strength,
a very present help in trouble. 2. Therefore
wUl not we fear, though the earth be removed,
and though the mountains be carried into the
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FAITH EXEMPLIFIED
thereof roar and be troubled, though the
mountains shake vrith the swelUng thereof.
6. God is in the midst of her ; she shall not
be moved : God shaU help her, and that right
early. 7. The Lord of hosts is with us ; the
God of Jacob is our refuge.
Psa. 47.3. He shaU subdue the people under
i^, and the nations under our feet. 4. He
shall choose our inheritance for us.
Psa. 48,8. Ab we have heard, so have we
seen in tbe city of the Lord of hosts, in the
city of our God : God wiU estabUsh it for ever.
14. This God is our God for ever and ever :
he wiU be our guide ewen unto death.
Psa. 52.8. I trust in the mercy of God for
ever and ever.
Psa. 54.4. Behold, God is mine helper : the
Lord is with them that uphold ray soul.
Psa. 56,16, I wiU call upon God ; and the
Lord shaU save rae. 17. Evening and mom
ing, and at noon, wiU I pray, and cry aloud :
and he shaU hear my voice.
Psa. 56.3. What time I am afraid, I wiU
trust in thee. 4. In God I wiU praise his
word, in God I have put my trust ; I wiU not
fear what flesh can do unto me. 8. Thou
teUest my wanderings : put thou my tears
into thy bottle : are they not in thy book ?
9, When I cry unto thee, then shaU mine
enemies tum back : this I know ; for God is
for rae. w. 11. Psa. 56.23.
Psa. 67.1. My soul trusteth in thee ; yea, in
the shadow of thy wings vriU I make ray
refuge, untU these calamities be overpast, 2, I
wiU cry unto God most high ; unto God that
performeth aU thiTigs for me. 3. He shaU
send from heaven, and save me from the
reproach of him that would swaUow me up,
God shall send forth h^ mercy and his truth,
Psa. 59, 9, Because of hia strength vriU I wait
upon thee : for God is ray defence, 10, The
God of my mercy shaU prevent me : God shaU
let me see my desire upon mine enemies.
17. Unto thee, 0 my strength, wUl I sing : for
God is my defence, and the God of ray raercy.
Psa. 60.9. Who vriU bring rae into rhe
strong city ? who wiU lead me into Edom ?
10, WiU not thou, O God, wMch hadst cast us
off ? and thou, O God, which didst not go out
with our armies? 12, Through God we shaU
do valiantly : for he it is that shaU tread down
our enemies. Psa. 108.10-13.
Psa, 61.2. Frora the end of the earth wiU I
cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed :
lead me to the rock that is higher than I, 4. I
will abide in thy tabernacle for ever : I wiU
trust in the covert of thy wings, 6. Thou wilt
prolong the king's life : and his years as many
generations. 7. He shaU abide before God for
ever. Paa. 62.1. Truly my soul waiteth upon
God : from hira cometh my salvation. 5. My
soul, wait thou only upon God ; for ray expec
tation ts frora hira. 6. He only is my rock
and my salvation : he is my defence ; I shaU
not be raoved. 7. In God is my salvation and
my glory : the rock of my strength, amd ray
refuge, is in God.
Psa. 63.6. I remember thee upon my bed,
and meditate on thee in the night watches.
7. Because thou hast been my help, therefore
in the shadow of thy vringa wiU I rejoice.
Psa. 66.9, Which holdeth our soul in life,
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FAITH EXEMPLIFtED
Psa, 67.6, God, even our own God, shall
bless us.
Psa. 69.19. Thou haat known my reproach,
and my shame, and my dishonour : mine
adversaries are all before thee. 36. God vriU
save Zion, and wUl buUd the cities of Judah :
that they may dweU there, and have it in pos
session. 36. The seed also of bia servanta
shall inherit it : and they that love his name
shaU dweU therein,
Psa. 70.6. Make haste unto me, O God:
thou a/rt my help and my deUverer.
Psa. 71,1. In thee, O Lord, do I put ray
trust : let me never be put to confusion,
3. Be thou ray strong habitation, whereunto
I may continuaUy resort : thou hast given
commandraent to save me ; for thou art my
rock and my fortress. 6. Thou art ray hope,
OLord God: i/iou ari my trust frora ray youth.
6. By thee have I been holden up from the
womb : 7,1 am as a wonder unto many ; but
thou art my strong refuge. 14. I wiU hope
continuaUy, and wUl yet praise thee more and
more. Psa. 71.16. I wiU go in the strength of the
Lord God : I wUI make mention of thy right
eousness, even of thine only. 20. Thmi, which
hast shewed me great and sore troubles, shalt
quicken me again, and slialt bring me up
again from the depths of the earth. 21. Thou
shalt increase my greatness, and corafort rae
on every side.
Psa. 73.23, I am continuaUy with thee :
thou hast holden me hy my right hand.
24, Thou shalt guide me with thy counsel, and
afterward receive me to glory. 26. My fiesh
and my heart faUeth : but God is the strength
of my heart, and ray portion for ever. 28. /(
is good for me to draw near to God : I have
put ray trust in the Lord God.
Psa. 74,12, God is my King of old, working
salvation in the midst of the earth.
Paa. 77.10. I will reTn^mfeer the yeara of the
right hand of the most High. 11. I wUl
remember the works of the Lord : surely I
wiU reraember thy wonders of old. 12. I wUl
meditate also of aU thy work, and talk of thy
doings. Psa. 86.2. 0 thou my God, save thy
servant that trusteth in thee. 7. In the day of
my trouble I vrill caU upon thee : for thou
wUt answer me.
Psa. 89,18, For the Lord is our defence ;
and the Holy One of Israel is our king,
26. Thou aH my father, my God, and the
rock of my s^vation.
Psa. 90.1. Lord, thou hast been our
dwelling-place in aU generations.
Psa. 91 .2. He is my refuge and ray fortress :
my God ; in him wlU I trust.
Psa. 92.10. My hom shalt thou exalt Uke
the horn of an unicorn : I shaU be anointed
vrith fresh oU. 16. The Lord is upright : he is
my rock, and fhere is no unrighteousness in
him. Psa. 94.17. Unless the Lord had been my
help, ray soul had almost dwelt in sUence.
18. When I said. My foot sUppeth; thy
raercy, O Lord, held me up. 22. The Lord is
my defence ; and my God is the rock of ray
refuge. Psa. 102.13, Thou shalt arise, and have
mercy upon Zion : for the time to favour hei^
yea, the set tirae, ia come, 14?.

f AITH EXEMPLIFIED
Psa. 116.12. The Lord hath been mindful
of us : he wiU bless us ; he wUl bless the house
of Israel ; he wiU bless the house of Aaron.
13. He wUl bless them that fear the Lord,
both small and great. 14. The Lord shall
increase you more and more, you and your
chUdren. Psa. 116.7, Retum unto thy rest, 0 my soul ;
for the Lord hath dealt bountifuUy with thee.
Psa. 118.6, The Lord is on my side ; I will
not fear : what can raan do unto me ? 7. The
Lord taketh my part vrith them that help me :
therefore shaU I see my desire upon thera that
hate rae, 10. All nations compassed me
about : but in the name of the Lord wiU I
destroy them. 14. The Lord is my strength
and song, and is become my salvation. 17. I
shaU not die, but Uve, and declare the works
of the Lord.
Psa. 119.42. I have wherewith to answer
hira that reproacheth me ; for I trust in thy
word. 43, And take not the word of truth
utterly out of ray mouth ; for I have hoped in
thy judgments. 57, Thou art my portion, O
Lord. 74. I have hoped in thy word. 81. My
soul fainteth for thy salvation : but I hope tu
thy word, 114. Thou art my hiding-place
and my shield : I hope in thy word, 151, Thou
art near, 0 Lord ; and aU thy commandments
are truth. 166. Lord, I have hoped for thy
solvation. Psa. 121,2. My help cometh from the Lord,
which raade heaven and earth. Psa. 124.8,
Psa. 130.6. I wait for the Lord, my soul
doth wait, and in his word do I hope. 6. My
soul waiteth for the Lord more than they that
watch for the moming.
Psa. 138.7. Though I walk in the midst of
trouble, thou wilt revive me : thou shalt
stretch forth thine hand against the wrath of
mine enemies, and thy right hand shaU save
me. 8. The Lord wiU perfect that which con-
cemeth me : thy mercy, 0 Lord, end/areth for
ever, Psa. 140.6. I said unto the Lord, Thou oH
my God : hear the voice of ray suppUcations,
0 Lord. 7. 0 God the Lord, the strength of
my salvation, thou hast covered my head in
the day of battle. 12. I know that the Lord
wUl maintain the cause of the aflUcted, and
the right of the poor.
Psa. 141.8. iline eyes are unto thee, O God
the Lord : in thee is my trust.
Psa. 142.3. When ray spirit was over
whelmed vrithin me, then thou knewest my
path. 6. Thou art my refuge and my portion
in the land of the Uving.
Psa. 143.8. In thee do I trust : cause me to
know the way wherein I should walk ; for I
Uft up my soul unto thee. 9. I flee unto thee
to hide rae.
Psa. 144.2. My goodness, and my fortress ;
ray high tower, and my deUverer ; my shield,
and he in whom I trust ; who subdueth ray
people under me. 10. It is he that giveth
salvation unto kings : who deUvereth David
his servant frora the hurtful sword. Isa.
17.13,14. Isa. 8.10. Take counsel together, and it
shaU come to nought ; speak the word, and it
shall not stand : for God is with us. 17. I
wiU wait upon the Lord, that hideth his face
from the house of Jacob, and I vriU look for
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FAITH EXEMPLlFtEb
Isa. 12.2. Behold, God is my salvation ;
wiU trust, and not be afraid : for the Lord
Jehovah is my strength and my song ; he also
is becorae ray salvation,
Isa. 25.9. Lo, this is our God ; we have
waited for him, and he wiU save us : this is
the Lord ; we have waited for hira, we wiU be
glad and rejoice in his salvation.
Isa. 26.1. We have a strong city ; salvation
wUl Ood appoint /or walls and bulwarks, 8. In
the way of thy judgraents, 0 Lord, have we
waited for thee ; the desire of our soul is to
thy name, and to the remembrance of thee.
Isa. 33.2. 0 Lord, be gracious unto us ; we
have waited for thee. 22, The Lord is our
judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord ts
our king ; he wiU save us.
Isa, 38.16. O Lord, by these things men
live, and in all these ^iTigs is the Ufe of my
spirit : so wUt thou recover rae, and make rae
to Uve.
Isa. 63.16, Doubtless thou art our father,
though Abraham be ignorant of us, and Israel
acknowledge us not : thou, O Lord, art our
father, our redeeraer. 19. We are fMne.
Isa.. 64.8. Now, 0 Lord, thou art our father ;
we are the clay, and thou our potter ; and we
aU are the work of thy hand.
Jer. 10.23. O Lord, I know that the way of
raan is not in hiraseU : it is not in raan that
walketh to direct hia steps.
Jer. 14.9. Thou, 0 Lord, art in the raidst
of us, and we are caUed by thy name ; leave
us not. 22. Art not thou he, 0 Lord our God ?
therefore we wiU wait upon thee : for thou
hast raade all these things.
Jer, 16.19. 0 Lord, my strength, and my
fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction,
Jer, 17.12. A glorious high throne from
the beginning is the place of our sanctuary.
17. Thou art ray hope in the day of evil.
Jer. 20.11. The Lord is with rae as a mighty
terrible one : therefore my persecutors shall
stumble, and they shaU not prevaU.
Lam. 3.24. The Lord is my portion, saith
ray soul; thereforewUlIhopeinhim. v. 25-32.
Dan. 3.17. Our God whom we serve is able
to deliver us frora the burning fiery fumace,
and he wiU deliver us out of thine hand, 0
king. Dan. 6.16. Thy God whom thou servest
continuaUy, he will deUver thee.
Jon. 2.2. Icried by reason of mine affliction
unto the Lord, and he heard me ; out of the
beUy of hell cried I, and thou heardest ray
voice, V. 3-9.
Mic. 7.7. I wiU look unto the Lord ; I wUl
wait for the God of my salvation : my God wUl
hear rae. 8. Rejoice not against me, O mine
enemy : when I faU, I shall arise ; when I sit
in darkness, the Lord sliaU be a light unto rae.
9. I vriU bear the indignation of the Lord,
because I have sinned against him, untU he
plead ray cause, and execute judgment for me :
he wiU bring me forth to the Ught, and I shall
behold his righteousness. 20. Thou wilt per-
forra the truth to Jacob, and the mercy to
Abraham, which thou hast sworn unto our
fathei-s from the days of old.
Hab. 3.17. Although the fig-tree shall not
blossom, neither shaU fruit be in the vines ;
the labour of the oUve shaU faU, and the fields
shuU yield no meat ; the flock shall be cut off
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FAITH, EXAMPLES OF
stalls : 18. Yet I wiU rejoice in the Lord, I
vriU joy in the God of my salvation. 19. The
Lord God is my strength, and he wiU raake my
feet Uke hinds' feet, and he vriU make rae to
walk upon mine high places.
Zeph. 3.12. An afflicted and poor people,
and they shaU trust in the narae of the
Lord. Luk. 1.38. Be it unto rae according to thy
word. Act. 24.14. So worship I the God of my
fathers, beUeving aU things which are vmtten
in the law and in the prophets : 15. And have
hope toward God, that there shall be a resur
rection of the dead, both of the just and
unjust. Act. 27.25. I beUeve God, that it sliaU be
even as it was told rae.
Rom, 8.18. I reckon that the sufferings of
this present time are not worthy to be com-
pa/red with the glory wliich shaU be revealed
in us. 38. I am persuaded, that neither death,
nor life, nor angels, nor principaUties, nor
powers, nor things present, nor things to corae,
39, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other crea
ture, shall be able to separate us frora the love
of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord,
Pxira. 15.29. I ara sure that, when I corae
unto you, I shaU corae in the fulness of the
blessing of the gospel of Christ.
2 Cor. 1.10, Who deUvered us from so great
a death, and doth deUver : in whom we trust
that he vriU yet deUver us ;
2 Cor. 4.8. We are troubled on every side,
yet not distressed ; we are perplexed, but not
in despair ; 9. Persecuted, but not forsaken ;
cast down, but not destroyed. 13. We having
the same spirit of faith, according as it is
written, I believed, and therefore have I
spoken ; we also beUeve, and therefore speak.
16. For which cause we faint not ; but though
our outward man perish, yet the inward man
is renewed day by day.
2 Cor. 4. 17. Our Ught affliction, which is
but for a moment, worketh for us a far
more exceeding and etemal weight of glory ;
18. WhUe we look not at the things which are
seen, but at the things which are not seen.
2 Cor. 5.7, We walk by faith, not by sight.
1 Tim. 4.10. We both labour and suffer
reproach, because we trust in the Uving God,
who is the Saviour of aU men, speciaUy of
those that beUeve.
i. Pet, 3.13. We, according to his promise,
look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein
dweUeth righteousness,
1 Jno, 4,16, We have known and beUeved
the love that God hath to us. God is love.
FAITH, Examples of. Abraham, Gen.
12.1-4. Gen. 16.5,6. Gen. 22.1-10. Rom,
4,18-21, Heb. 11.8-19. Jacob, Heb. 11,21.
Joseph, Gen, 50.20,24, Heb. 11.22. Jochebed,
Ex, 2,2, Heb. 11.23. Pharaoh's servants, Ex.
9.20. Moses, Ex. 17.15. Heb. 11.24-29.
Caleb, Num. 13.30. Rahab, Jos. 2.9,11.
3eh. 11.31. David, 1 Sam. 17.32. 1 Sam.
30.6. 1 Chr. 27.23. Act. 2.30. Heb. 11.32.
IsraeUtes, Ex. 4.31. 1 Chr. 6.20. 2 Chr. 13.18.
Heb. 11.29,30, Widow of Zarephath, 1 Km.
17.13-15. Amaziah, 2 Chr. 25,7-10, Hezekiah,
2 Kin. 18.5, Ninevites, Jon, 3,6. Joseph,
Mat, 1,24. Zacharias, Luk. 164. Abel, &c.,
see Heb. 11.

FAITH IN CHRIST
FAITH IN Christ. Mat. 8.13. As thou
hast believed, so be it done unto thee.
Mat. 9.22. Daughter, be of good comfort
thy faith hath made thee whole. 29. Then
touched he their eyes, saying. According to
your faith be it unto you.
Mat. 11.6, Blessed is he, whosoever shall
not be offended in me, 28, Corae unto me,
aU ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I
vrill give you rest. 29. Take my yoke upon
you, and leam of me ; for I am meek and
lowly in heart : and ye shaU find rest unto
your souls. 30. For my yoke is easy, and my
burden is light.
Mat. 14.27. Be of good cheer; it is I; be
not afraid. Jno. 6.20.
Mat, 15.28. Be it unto thee even as thou
wUt. Mat. 17.7. Jesus touched them, and said.
Arise, and be not afraid.
Mar. 9.23. If thou canst beUeve, all things
are possible to hira that believeth.
Mar. 11,23. Whosoever shaU say unto this
mountain. Be thou removed, and be ttiou cast
into the sea ; and shaU not doubt iu his heart,
but shaU beUeve that those things which he
saith shaU come to pass ; he shaU have what
soever he saith. 24. Therefore I say unto you.
What things soever ye desire, when ye pray,
beUeve that ye receive them, and ye shaU have
them. Mat. 17.20. Mat, 21.21,22.
Luk. 8.60. Fear not : beUeve only, and she
shaU be made whole. Mar, 6,36,
Luk. 17.6. If ye had faith as a grain of
mustard seed, ye raight say unto this sycamine
tree. Be thou plucked up by the root, and be
thou planted in the sea ; and it shoiUd obey
you. Luk, 18.42. Jesus said unto him. Receive
thy sight : thy faith hath saved thee.
Jno. 6.29. This is the work of God, that ye
beUeve on him whom he hath sent, 45. Every
man therefore that hath heard, and hath
learned of the Father, cometh unto rae.
Jno. 9.36. Dost thou beUeve on the Son of
God? Jno. 11.40, If thou wouldest beUeve, thou
shouldest see the glory of God.
Jno. 12.36. WhUe ye have Ught, beUeve in
the Ught, that ye raay be the chUdren of
Ught. Jno, 13,7. What I do thou knowest not
now ; but thou shalt know hereafter. 20. He
that receiveth whorasoever I send receiveth
me ; and he that receiveth me receiveth him
that sent me,
Jno, 14.1. Let not your heart be troubled :
ye believe in God, believe also in me. 11, Be
Ueve me for the very works' sake. 12. He
that believeth on me, the works that I do shaD
he do also ; and greater works than these shaU
he do ; because I go unto my Father.
Jno. 16.33, These things I have spoken
unto you, that in me ye might have peace,
Jno. 18.37. Every one that ia of the truth
heareth my voice.
Jno, 20.27. And be not faithless, but be
Ueving, 29. Jesus saith unto him, Thomas,
because thou hast seen me, thou hast beUeved :
blessed are they that have not seen, and yet
have beUeved,
Act. 3.16. His name, through faith in his
name, hath made thia man strong, wbora ye
see and know ; yea, the faith which is by him
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hath given him this perfect soundness in the
presence of you aU,
Act. 20, 21. Testifying faith toward our Lord
Jesus Christ.
Eph. 3.17. That Christ may dweU in your
hearts by faith.
Eph. 4.13. TUl we aU corae in the unity of
the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of
God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of
the stature of the fulness of Clirist.
Col. 2.7. Rooted and buUt up in hira, and
stablished iu the faith.
2 Tim. 1.13. In faith and love which is in
Christ Jesus.
2 Tim. 2.1. Be strong in the grace that is
in Christ Jesus.
Heb. 4.16. Come boldly unto the throne of
grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find
grace to help in time of need.
Heb. 6.19. Which Aope we have as an anchor
of the soul, both sure and stedfast, and which
entereth into that within the veU.
Heb. 10.22. Draw near with a true heart in
fuU assurance of faith,
Heb. 12.2, Looking unto Jesus the author
and finisher of owr faith.
Heb, 13.7. Whose faith foUow, considering
the end of their conversation, Jesus Christ.
1 Jno. 3.23, This is his commandment,
That we should beUeve on the narae of his
Son Jesus Christ.
1 Jno. 5.14. This is the confidence that we
have in him, that, if we ask any thing accord
ing to his wiU, he heareth us.
Rev. 1.17. Fear not ; I am the first and the
last. Rev. 3,18, I counsel thee to buy of me
gold tried in the fire, that thou mayest be rich ;
white raiment, that thou raayest be clothed,
20. Behold, I stand at the door, and knock :
if any man hear my voice, and open the door,
I vriU come in to Mm, and wUl sup with him,
and he with me.
FAITH in Christ exemplified. Mat.
8,2. Lord, if thou vrilt, thou canst make rae
clean. Mat. 9.18. My daughter is even now dead
but come and lay thy hand upon her, and
she shall Uve. 21. If I may but touch his
garraent, I shall be whole. Mar. 5.28. Luk.
8.48. ' Mat. 9.28. BeUeve ye that I am able to do
this? They said unto him. Yea, Lord.
Mat 14.33. Of a tmth thou art the Son of
God. Mat. 16.27- Truth, Lord: yet the dogs eat
of the crumbs which faU from their masters'
table, V. 26,28. Mar. 7.27-30.
Mat. 16.16. Thou art the Christ, the Son of
the Uving God.
Mar. 9.24. Lord, I beUeve ; help thou mine
unbeUef, Jno. 9.38.
Luk. 6.5. Master, we have toUed aU the
mght, and have taken nothing : nevertheless
at thy word I vriU let down the net.
Luk, 7.6. Lord, trouble not thyself: for
I am not worthy that thou shoulde.'it enter
under my roof I 7. Wlierefore neither thought
I rayseU worthy to come unto thee : but say
in a word, and my servant shaU be healed.
Luk. 23.42. Lord, remember me when thou
comest into thy kingdom.
Jno. 1.41, We have found the Messias.
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the law, and the prophets, did write. 49. Thou
art the Son of God ; thou art the King of
Israel. Jno, 4.29. Corae, see a man, which told
me aU things that ever I did : is not this the
Christ ? 42. We have heard him ourselves,
and know that this is indeed the Christ, the
Saviour of the world.
Jno. 6.14. This is of a truth that prophet
that should corae into the world. 68. Lord, to
whora shaU we go ? thou hast the words of
etemal life. 69. And we beUeve and are sure
that thou art that Christ, the Son of the
Uving God.
Jno. 7.31. When Christ cometh, wUl he do
more miracles than these which this man hath
done? Jno. 10.22. All thinga that John spoke of
this man were true.
Jno. 11.21. Lord, if thou hadst been here,
my brother had not died. 22. But I know,
that even now, whatsoever thou wilt ask of
God, God wiU give it thee. 27. I beUeve that
thou art the Christ, the Son of God, which
should come into the world, v. 32,
Jno, 16.30. Now are we sure that thou
knowest all things, and needest not that any
man should ask thee : by this we beUeve that
thou camest forth from God.
Jno. 20.28. Thomas answered and said
unto him, My Lord and my God.
Act. 8,37. I believe that Jesus Christ is the
Son of God.
Act. 11.17. God gave thera the like gUt as
he did unto us, who beUeved on the Lord
Jesus Christ.
Rom. 7.24. Wretched man that I am ! who
shall deliver me frora the body of this death ?
25. I thank God through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Rora. 8.35. Who shaU separate us frora the
love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress,
or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or
peril, or sword ? 37, Nay, in aU these things
we are more than conquerors through him that
loved us,
2 Cor. 12.9, Most gladly therefore wiU I
rather glory in my infirmities, that the power
of Christ may rest upon me. 10, Therefore I
take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in
necessities, in persecutions, in distresses, for
Christ's sake.
Gal. 2.20. I am crucified with Christ : never
theless I Uve ; yet not I, but Christ liveth in
me : and the Ufe which I now Uve in the flesh,
I Uve by the faith of the Son of God, who
loved me, and gave himself for me.
PhU. 4.13. I can do aU things through
Christ which strengtheneth me.
1 Tim. 1.14. The grace of our Lord was
exceeding abundant with faith and love which
is in Christ Jesus,
2 Tim. 1.12. I know whom I have beUeved,
and am persuaded that he is able to keep that
which I have committed unto him against
that day.
2 Tim. 4.18. The Lord shaU deliver me
from every evU work, and wUl preserve me
unto his heavenly kingdom.
FAITH IN CHRIST, Exju\rPLEs of The
wise men. Mat. 2.1,2,11. Peter, (foe. Mar,
1,16-20, Luk. 5.3-11. Leper, Luk. 17.19.
A woman, Mat, 9.21,22. Blind men, Mat.
9.29,30, Mat. 20.31, Mar. 10,62. Luk. 18 42.

FAITH IN CHRIOT
Sick of Gennesareth, Mat. 14.36. Mar. 3.10.
Mar. 6.54-66.
Peter, Act. 3.16. Act. 11.17. Friends of a
paralytic. Mar, 2.4,5. A woraan that was a
sinner, Luk. 7.50, PhiUp, Jno. 1.45,46.
Saraaritans, Jno. 4. Act, 8.12. Nobleman,
Jno. 4.60,63. Abraham, Jno. 8.66. Blind
man, Jno. 9.35-38.
Mary, Luk. 10,39,42, Jno, 11.32. John,
Jno, 20,8. The disciples, Jno, 2.11,22. Jno.
17.7,8. Jews at Jerusalem, Jno. 2.23. Jno,
8.30, Jno. 11.45. Jno, 12.11. Three thou
sand at Pentecost, Act. 2.41. Five thousand.
Act. 4.4. Multitudes, Act. 5,14.
Stephen, Act. 6.8. Ethiopian eunuch. Act.
8.37. People of Lydda and Saron, Act. 9.36.
People of Joppa, Act. 9.42. People of Antioch,
Act. 11.21,22,24, Barnabas, Act. 11.24. Ser
gius Paulus, Act. 13.7,12. Cripple at Lystra,
Act. 14.9.
Eunice, Lois, and Timothy, 2 Tira. 1.6. Act.
16.1. Lydia, Act, 16,14. PhUippian gaoler.
Act. 16,31-34, Crispus and Corinthians, Act.
18. 8. 1 Cor. 16.11 . Jews at Rome, Act. 28. 24,
Epheaiana, Eph. 1.15. Colossians, Col. 1.2,4.
Thessalonians, IThe. 1.6. lThe.3.6-8. 2The.
1.3,4. PhUeraon, PhUem. 1,5. Church at
Thyatira, Rev. 2.19,
FAITH IN Christ, Salvation by. Mat,
7.24. Whosoever heareth these sayings of mine,
and doeth them, I wiU liken him unto a wise
man, which buUt his house upon a rock :
25. And the rain descended, and the floods
carae, and the winds blew, and beat upon that
house ; and it feU not : for it was founded upon
a rock. Luk. 6.46-49.
Mar. 16.16, He that beUeveth, and is bap
tized, shaU be saved.
Luk. 7.50. Thy faith hath saved thee, go
in peace.
Jno. 1.12. As many as received him, to
them gave he power to become the sons
of God, even to them that beUeve on his
name. Jno. 3.14. Must the Son of man be Ufted
up ; 15. That whosoever beUeveth in hira
should not perish, but have eternal Ufe.
16, God so loved the world, that he gave his
only-begotten Son, that whosoever believeth
in hira should not perish, but have everlasting
life. 18. He that beUeveth on him is not con
demned. 36, He that beUeveth on the Son
hath everlasting life. Jno, 6.47.
Jno. 5.24. He that heareth my word, and
beUeveth on him that sent me, hath ever
lasting Ufe, and shaU not corae into con
demnation ; but is passed from death unto
Ufe. Jno. 6.35. He that cometh to me shaU
never hunger ; and he that beUeveth on me
shall never thirst. 51. If any raan eat of this
bread, he shaU Uve for ever : and the bread
that I wiU give is ray flesh, which I wiU give
for the Ufe of the world. 53. Except ye eat
the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his
blood, ye have no life in you. 54. Whoso
eateth m^ flesh, and drinketh my blood, hath
etemal hte ; aikI 1 vriU raise him up at the
last day. 56. He that eateth my flesh, and
drinketh my blood, dweUeth in me, and I in
him. 67. As the Uving Father hath sent rae,
and I Uve by the Father : so he that eateth
me, even he shall Uve by me. v. 58.
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FAITH IN CHRIST
scripture hath said, out of hia beUy shall flow
rivers of Uving water.
Jno. 8.12. I am the Ught of the world : he
that foUoweth rae shaU not walk in darkness,
but shall have the Ught of life. 51. If a raan
keep my saying, he shaU never see death.
Jno. 10.9. I am the door : by me if any
raan enter in, he shall be saved, and shaU go
in and out, and find pasture. 27. My sheep
hear ray voice, and I know them, and they
foUow me : 28. And I give unto them eternal
Ufe. Jno. 11.25, I ara the resurrection, and the
life : he that beUeveth in rae, though he were
dead, yet shaU he Uve : 26. Whosoever Uveth
and beUeveth in me shall never die.
Jno. 12.26. If any man serve me, let him
foUow me ; and where I am, there shaU also
ray servant be : if any raan serve me, hira wiU
my Father honour. 36. WhUe ye have Ught,
beUeve in the Ught, that ye raay be the chU
dren of Ught. 44. He that beUeveth on rae,
beUeveth not on me, but on him that sent me,
46. I am come a Ught into the world, that
whosoever beUeveth on me should not abide
in darkness.
Jno. 14.6. I am the way, and the truth,
and the life : no man cometh unto the Father,
but by rae.
Jno. 16.27. The Father himseU loveth you,
because ye have loved me, and have beUeved
that I came out from God.
Jno, 20.31, These are written, that ye might
beUeve that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of
God ; and that beUeving ye raight have life
through his name.
Act. 10,43, Through his name whosoever
beUeveth in him shall receive remission of
sins. Act. 15.11. Through the grace of the Lord
Jesus Christ, we shaU be saved, even as they.
Act. 16.31. BeUeve on the Lord Jesus Christ,
and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.
Act. 26.18. That they may receive forgive
ness of sins, and inheritance araong thera which
are sanctified by faith that is in me.
Rom, 10.9. If thou shalt confess with thy
mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt beUeve in
thine heart that God hath raised him from the
dead, thou shalt be saved. 13. Whosoever
shall caU upon the name of the Lord shaU be
saved, v. 10,
2 Cor, 2,15. We are unto God a sweet
savour of Christ, in thera that are saved, and
in thera that perish : 16. To the one we are
the savour of death unto death ; and to the
other the savour of life unto life.
Gal. 2.16. A man is not justifled by the
works of the law, but by the faith of Jesus
Christ, even we have beUeved in Jesus Christ,
that we might be justifled by the faith of
Christ. 20. I am cmcifled with Christ : never
theless I live ; yet not I, but Christ liveth in
me : and the Ufe which I now Uve in the flesh
I Uve by the faith of the Son of God.
Gal. 3.22. That the promise by faith of
Jesus Qirist might be given to thera that
believe. 29. If ye be Girist's, then are ye
Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the
promise. Gal, 5.6. In Jesus Christ neither circum
cision availeth any thing, nor uncircumcision ;
but faith which worketh by love.
Eph, 2.20. BuUt upon the foundation ol

FAITH, JUSTIFYING
the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ him
seU being the chief comer stotie.
Eph. 3 12. In whom we have boldness and
access with confldence by the faith of him.
PhU. 3.3. We are the circumcision, which
worship God in the spirit, and rejoice in Christ
Jesus, and have no confldence in the flesh.
7. What things were gain to me, those I
counted loss for Christ. 8. Yea doubtless,
and I coimt aU things but loss for the excel
lency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my
Lord : for whom I have suffered the loss of aU
things, and do count them but dung, that I
may win Christ. 9. And be found in him, not
having mine own righteousness, which is of
the law, but that which is through the faith
of Christ, the righteouaness which is of God
by faith.
1 Tim. 1.16. In nie first Jesus Christ might
shew forth aU long-suffering, for a pattern to
them which should hereafter beUeve on him
to life everlasting.
1 Tim. 2.11, If we be dead with Mm, we
shall also Uve with him : 12. If we suffer, we
shaU also reign with him.
2 Tim. 3.15. Wise unto salvation through
faith which is in Christ Jesus.
Heb. 5.9. He became the author of etemal
salvation unto aU them that obey him.
Heb. 7.25. He is able also to save them to
the uttermost that come unto God by him.
Heb. 10.19. Boldness to enter into the
hoUest by the blood of Jesus.
1 Pet. 1.8. In whom, though now ye see
Mm not, yet beUeving, ye rejoice with joy
unspeakable. 1 Pet. 2.6. I lay in Sion a chief comer
stone, elect, precious : and he that believeth
on him shall not be confounded. 7. Unto
you therefore which beUeve he is precious.
Isa. 28.16.
1 Pet. 3. 21. Baptism doth also now save us
(not the putting away of the filth of the flesh,
but the answer of a good conscience toward
God,) by the resurrection of Jesus Christ,
2 Pet. 1.1. Obtained like precious faith
with us through the righteousness of God and
our Saviour Jesus Christ.
1 Jno. 2.23. He that ackjiowledgeth the Son
hath the Father also.
1 Jno. 4.15. Whosoever shaU confess that
Jesus is the Son of God, God dweUeth in him,
and he in God.
1 Jno, 6.4, This is the victory that over
cometh the world, eveTi our faith, 5. Who is
he that overcometh the world, but he that
beUeveth that Jesus is the Son of God ? 10, He
that beUeveth on the Son of God hath the
witness in himself. 13. Unto you that beUeve
on the name of the Son of God ; that ye may
know that ye have etemal Ufe, and that ye
may beUeve on the name of the Son of God,
20. We know that the Son of God is come,
and hath given ua an understanding, that we
may know hira that is true, and we are in hira
that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ.
Jude21. Looking for the raercy of our Lord
Jesus Christ unto etemal Ufe.
Rev. 7.14. Have washed their robes, and
made thera white in the blood of the Lamb.
See Union to Christ— Christ Saviour.
FAITH, Justifying. See Justification
BY Faith. Faith in the Gospel, see Word
of God loved. Weak Faith, see Doubt.
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FALL OF Man. Gen. 3. 6. When the woman
saw that the tree was good for food, and that
it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be
desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit
thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her
husband with her ; and he did eat. Gen. 2.17.
Gen, 3.
Job 31.33. If I covered ray transgressions
as Adam, by hiding mine iniquity in my
bosom. Ecc. 7. 29, Lo, this only have I found, that
God hath made man upright ; but they have
sought out raany inventions.
Isa. 43.27, Thy first father hath sinned.
Hos. 6.7. They, like men (Adam, Tnarg.),
have transgressed the covenant,
Rom. 5.12. By one man sin entered into
the world, and death by sin ; and so death
passed upon all men, for that all have sinned.
14, Death reigned from Adam to Moses, even
over them that had not sinned after the
simUitude of Adam's transgression, who is
the figure of hira that was to come. 18, By
the offence of one judgment came upon aU men
to condemnation, v. 12-21,
Rom, 8.20. The creature was made subject
to vanity, not willingly, but by reason of hira
who hath subjected tlie same. 22. We know
that the whole creation groaneth and travaUeth
in pain together untU now.
1 Cor. 15.21. By raan came death. 22. In
Adam aU die.
2 Cor. 11.3. The serpent beguUed Eve
through his subtUty,
1 Tun. 2.13, Adam was first formed, then
Eve. 14. Adam was not deceived, but the
woman being deceived was in the transgression.
See Man, Natural state of.
FALSE CONFIDENCE, Self-confi
dence. Deu, 29.19. That he bless himself in
his heart, saying, I shall have peace, though
I walk in the imagination of raine heart.
1 Kin. 20.11. Let not hira that girdeth on
his harness boast hiraself as he that putteth
it off.
2 Kin. 18,21. Thou tmstest upon the staff
of this bruised reed, even upon Egjrpfc on whiM
if a man lean, it vriU go into his hand, and
pierce it. Isa, 36.6.
Job 11.20. Their hope shall be as the giving
up of the ghost.
Job 16,31. Let not him that is deceived
trust in vanity : for vanity shaU be his recora-
pence. Job 29.18. I said, I shaU die in my nest,
and I shaU multiply my days as the sand.
Psa. 10.6. He hath said in his heart, I shaU
not be moved : for I shall never be in adversity.
Psa. 20.7. Some trust in chariots, and some
in horses : but we vriU remeraber the name of
the Lord our God. 8. They are brought down
and fallen : but we are risen, and stand upright.
Psa. 30,6, In my prosperity I said, I shaU
never be moved.
Psa. 33.16. No king saved by the multitude
of an host : a mighty man is not deUvered by
much strength, 17. An horse is a vain thing
for safety : neither shall he deUver any by his
great strength.
Psa. 36.2, He flattereth himself in his own
eyes, untU his iniquity be found to be hateful.
Psa. 40.4. Blessedis that man that maketh
the Lord his trust, and respecfceth not the
proud.

FALSE CONFIDENCE
Psa. 44.6. I wUl not trust in ray bow, nei
ther shaU my sword save rae.
Psa. 49,6. They that trust in their wealth,
and boast themselvea in the multitude of their
riches ; 7. None of ihem can by any means
redeem his brother.
Psa. 52.7. Lo, this is the man that made
not God his strength ; but trusted in the abun
dance of his riches, and strengthened hiraseU
in his wickedness.
Psa. 60.11 . Give us help from trouble : for
vain is the help of man. Psa. 108.12.
Psa. 62,9, Men of low degree are vanity,
and men of high degree ore a Ue : to be laid
in the balance, they are altogether lighter than
vanity, Psa. 75,6. Promotion cometh neither from
the east, nor from the west, nor from the
south. 7. But God is the judge ; he putteth
down one, and setteth up another.
Psa. 118.8. It is better to trust in the Lord
than to put confldence in man. v. 3.
Psa. 146.3. Put not your trust in princes,
Twr in the son of man, in whom fhere is no
help. 4. His breath goeth forth, he returneth
to his earth; in that very day his thoughts
perish. Pro, 3.6. Trust in the Lord with aU thine
heart ; and lean not unto thine own under
standing, 7. Be not vrise in thine own eyes.
Pro. 11,28. He that trusteth in his riches
shaU faU.
Pro. 12,16. The way of a fool is right in
his own eyes.
Pro, 14,16. A vrise man feareth, and de
parteth from evU : but the fool rageth, and ia
confident. Pro. 16,25, There is a way that seemeth
right unto a man, but the end thereof are the
ways of death.
Pro, 23.4, Cease from thine own wisdom.
Pro. 26,12, Seest thou a man wise in his
own conceit? there is more hope of a fool than
of him.
Pro. 28.26. He that truateth in his own
heart is a fool.
Pro. 29.26. Many seek the ruler's favour;
but every man's judgment cometh from the
Lord. Isa. 2. 22. Cease ye from man, whose breath
ts in his nostrUs : for wherein is he to be
accounted of ?
Isa. 6.21, Woe unto them that are wise in
their own eyes, and prudent in their own
sight 1
Isa. 8.12. Say ye not, A confederacy, to all
them to whora this people shoU say, A con
federacy. Isa. 22.11. Ye made also a ditch between
the two walls for the water of the old pool :
but ye have not looked unto the maker
thereof, neither had respect unto hira that
fashioned it long ago.
Isa, 28.16. We have made a covenant with
death, and with heU are we at agreement ;
when the overflovring scourge shaU pass
through, it shaU not corae unto us : for we
have raade lies our refuge, and under false
hood have we hid ourselves.
Isa. 28.18. Your covenant with death shall
be disannulled, and your agreement vrith heU
ahaU not stand ; when the overflovring scourge
ahall pass through ; then ye shaU be trodden
down by it.

PAt£E CONFII)ENCE
Isa. 30.1. Woe to the rebeUious chUdren,
saith the Lord, that take counsel, but not of
me ; and that cover with a covering, but not
of my spirit, that they may add sin to sin :
2, That walk to go down into Egypt, and have
not asked at my mouth,
Isa. 30. 5, They were aU ashamed of a people
that could not proflt them, nor be an help nor
proflt, but a shame, and also a reproach,
7, For the Egyptians shaU help in vain, and
to no purpose : therefore have I cried con-
ceming this. Their strength is to sit stiU.
Isa. 20.6.
Isa. 30. 10. Which say to the seers. See not ;
and to the prophets. Prophesy not unto us
right things, speak unto us smooth things,
prophesy deceits, 15. In returning and rest
shall ye be saved ; in quietness and in confl
dence shaU be your strength : and ye would
not. 16. Ye said. No ; for we wiU flee upon
horses ; therefore shaU ye flee : and. We vriU
ride upon the swift ; therefore shall they that
pursue you be swUt,
Isa, 31.1. Woe to thera that go down to
Egypt for help ; and stay on horses, and trust
in chariots, because they are raany ; and in
horseraen, because they are very strong ; but
they look not unto the Holy One of Israel,
neither seek the Lord 1 3, Now the Egyptians
a/re men, and not God ; and their horses flesh,
and not spirit. When the Lord shall stretch
out his hand, both he that helpeth shaU faU,
and he that is holpen shall fall down, and they
aU shall faU together.
Isa, 47.7. I shaU be a lady for ever : so that
thou didst not lay these things to thy heart.
8. TJuni that a/rt given to pleasures, that
dweUest carelessly, that sayest in thine heart,
I am, and none else beside me ; I shaU not sit
as a widow, neither shall I know the loss of
chUdren. 10. Thou hast trusted in thy wicked
ness : thou hast said. None seeth me. Thy
wisdom and thy knowledge, it hath perverted
thee. Isa. 56.12. To-morrow shaU be as this day,
and much more abundant.
Isa. 57.13. When thou criest, let thy com
panies deUver thee ; but the wind shaU cany
them aU away ; vanity shall take them.
Jer. 2.13. They have forsaken me the foun
tain of Uving waters, and hewed them out
cisterns, broken cistems, that can hold no
water. Jer. 2,18, What hast thou to do tn the way
of Egypt, to drink the waters of Sihor? or
what hast thou to do in the way of Assyria,
to drink the waters of the river? 37, The
Lord hath rejected thy confidences, and thou
shalt not prosper in them,
Jer. 3.23. In vain is salvation hoped for
from the hills, and from the multitude of
mountains. Jer. 5.17. They shaU impoverish thy fenced
cities, wherein thou trustedst, vrith the sword.
Jer. 6,14. They have healed also the hurt
of the daughter of my people sUghtly, saying.
Peace, peace ; when there is no peace. Jer.
8.11. Jer. 12.5. If in the land of peace, wlmrein
thou trustedst, they wea/ried thee, then how
wUt thou do in the swelUng of Jordan 1
Jer, 14.13. The prophets say unto them.
Ye shaU not see the sword, neither shaU ye
have famine : but I wiU give you assured peace.
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Jer, 17.5. Cursed he the man that trusteth
In man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose
heart departeth from the Lord.
Jer, 21.13, I am against thee, 0 inhabitant
of the vaUey, and rock of the plain, saith the
Lord ; which say. Who shall come down against
us ? or who shaU enter into our habitations ?
Jer, 23.17, They say unto every one that
walketh after the imagination of his ovra heart.
No evU ahall come upon you.
Jer. 48.7. Because thou hast trusted in thy
works and in thy treasures, thou shalt also be
taken. 11. Moab hath been at ease from his
youth, and he hath settled on his lees.
Jer. 49.4. O backsUding daughter? that
trusted in her treasures, saying, Who shaU
come unto me ? 6. Behold, I will bring a fear
upon thee ; ye shaU be driven out every man
right forth.
Lam. 4.17. Our eyes as yet faUed for our
vain help : in our watching we have watched
for a nation that covld not save us.
Eze. 13.10. They have seduced my people,
saying, Peace ; and there was no peace ; and
one buUt up a waU, and, lo, others daubed it
with untempered morter: 11, There shaU be
an overflovring shower ; and ye, O great hail
stones, shall faU ; and a stormy wind shaU
rend it.
Eze, 29.6. They have been a staff of reed
to the house of Israel, 7. When they took
hold of thee by thy hand, thou didst break,
and rend all their shoulder : and when they
leaned upon thee, thou brakest, and madest
aU their loins to be at a stand,
Eze, 30.8. I have set a fire in Egypt, and
aU her helpers shall be destroyed.
Hos. 5.13. Then went Ephraim to the
Assyrian, and sent to king Jareb ; yet could
he not heal you, nor cure you of your wound.
Hos. 7.9. Strangers have devoured his
strength, and he knoweth it not: yea, gray
hairs are here and there upon him, yet he
knoweth not. 11. Ephraim also is like a siUy
dove without heart : they caU to Egypt, they
go to Assyria, v. 11-16.
Hos. 10.13. Ye have eaten the fruit of lies :
because thou didst trust in thy way, in the
multitude of thy raighty men.
Hoa. 12.1. Ephraim feedeth on wind, and
foUoweth after the east wind: he daUy in
creaseth Ues and desolation.
Hos. 14.3. Asshur shaU not save us; we
wiU not ride upon horses : neither wiU we say
any more to ttie work of our hands. Ye are
our gods.
Amos 6.1. Woe to them that are at ease in
Zion, and trust in the raountain of Samaria.
3. Ye that put far away the evil day. v. 1-7,
Obad. 3. The pride of thine heart hath
deceived thee, thou that dweUest in the clefts
of the rock, whose habitation is high ; that
saith in his heart, Who shall bring rae down
to the ground ?
Mic. 3.11, The priests thereof teach for
hire, and the prophets thereof divine for
money : yet wUl they lean upon the Lord, and
say, Is not the Lord among us? none evU can
come upon us,
Zeph, 1,12, I wiU search Jerusalem with
candles, and punish the raen that are settled
on their lees : that say in their heart. The
Lord wiU not do good, neither wiU he do evU.
Zeph. 2.15. This is the rejoicing city that
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dwelt carelessly, that said in her heart, I am,
and there is none beside me : how is she be
corae a desolation.
Zee. 4.6. Not by might, nor by power, but
by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts.
Mat. 26.6. WhUe the bridegroom tarried,
they aU slumbered and slept.
Mar, 10.24, How hard is it for them that
trust in riches to enter into the kingdom of
God I
Luk. 11,36, Take heed therefore that tho
Ught which is in thee be not darkness.
Luk, 12.19. I wiU say to my soul. Soul,
thou hast much goods laid up for many years ;
take thuie ease, eat, drink, and be merry.
20. But God said unto him, Thou fool, this
night thy soul shall be required of thee.
Luk. 17.28. They did eat, they drank, they
bought, they sold, they planted, they buUded -
29. But the same day that Lot went out of
Sodom it rained fire and brimstone from
heaven, and destroyed tliem aU. 30, Even
thus shaU it be in the day when the Son of
man is revealed.
Jno. 5.45. There is one that accuseth you,
even Moses, in whom ye trust.
Rora, 2.3, Thinkest thou this, Oraan, that
judgest them which do such things, and doest
the same, that thou shalt escape the judgment
of God?
Rora. 12.16. Be not vrise in your ovra
conceits. 1 Cor. 3,21, Let no man glory in men,
2 Cor. 1.9, We should not trust in our
selves, but in God.
1 The. 6.3, When they shaU say. Peace and
safety ; then sudden destruction cometh upon
them, as travaU upon a woraan vrith chUd ;
and they shaU not escape,
1 Tim, 6.17. Be not high-minded, nortrust
in uncertain riches, but in the Uving God.
Jas. 4.13. Go to now, ye that say, To-day
or to-morrow we wiU go into such a city, and
continue there a year, and buy and sell, and
get gain : 14. Whereas ye know not what
shaU be on the morrow. 15. For that ye
ou,ght to say, If the Lord wiU, we shaU Uve,
and do this, or that.
Bev. 18.7. She saith in her heart, I sit a
queen, and am no widow, and shaU see no
sorrow, 8, Therefore shaU her plagues come
in one day.
False Confidence. Examples of :
BuUders of Babel, Gen. 11.4. Sennacherib,
2 Kin. 19.23. Asa, 2 Chr. 16.7-9. Hezekiah,
Isa, 22,11, Jonah, Jon. 1.6. Peter, Luk. 22.
33,34. Jno. 13.37,38. The disciples, Mat,26,36,
Jno. 16.31,32. See Self-righteousness.
FALSEHOOD and Deceit. Ex. 20.16.
Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy
neighbour. Deu. 6.20. Mat. 19.18.
Ex. 23.1. Thou shalt not raise a false
report i put not thine hand with the wicked
to be an unrighteous witness.
Lev. 6.3. Or have found that which was
lost, and Ueth concerning it, and swearetti
falsely ; in any of aU these that a man doeth,
sinning therein.
Lev. 19.11, Neither deal falsely, neither
Ue one to another. 12, Ye shall not swear by
my narae falsely. 16. Thou shalt not go up
and down as a tale-bearer among thy people :
neither ahalt thou stand against the blood of
thy neighbour. Ex, 20.7.

FALSEHOOD
Deu. 19.18. // the witness be a false wit
ness, and hath testified falsely against his
brother ; 19. Then shaU ye do unto him as
he had thought to have done unto his brother.
Job 13.4. Ye are forgers of Ues, ye are aU
physicians of no value.
Job 21,34. How then comfort ye me in
vain, seeing in your answers there remaineth
falsehood ?
Job 27,4. My lips shaU not speak wicked
ness, nor ray tongue utter deceit.
Job 31.5, If I have walked vrith vanity, or
if my foot hath hasted to deceit ; 6. Let me
be weighed in an even balance, that God raay
know mine integrity.
Psa. 5.6. Thou shalt destroy them that
speak leasing : the Lord vriU abhor the bloody
and deceitful man. 9. There is no faithful
ness in their raouth ; their inward partis very
wickedness ; their throat is an open sepulchre ;
they flatter with their tongue.
Psa, 10.7. His mouth is fuU of deceit and
fraud : under his tongue is mischief and
vanity. Psa. 12.2. With flattering Ups and with a
double heart do they speak. 3. The Lord
shall cut off aU flattering Ups.
Psa, 27.12. False witnesses are risen up
against me, and such as breathe out cruelty.
Psa. 28.3. The workers of iniquity; which
speak peace to their nei^bours, but mischief
is tn their hearts.
Psa. 31,18. Let the lying Ups be put to
sUence ; which speak grievous thin^ proudly
and contemptuously against the righteous.
Psa. 34.13. Keep thy tongue from evU, and
thy Ups from speaking guUe. 1 Pet. 3.10.
Paa. 36.11. False witnesses did rise up:
they laid to my charge things that I knew not.
Psa. 36.3. The words of his mouth are
iniquity and deceit.
Psa. 60.19. Thou givest thy mouth to evU,
and thy tongue frameth deceit. 20. Thou
sittest aTid speakest against thy brother ; thou
slanderest thine own mother's son.
Psa. 62.2. Thy tongue deviseth mischiefs ;
like a sharp razor, working deceitfuUy. 3. Thou
lovest evU more than good ; and lying rather
than to speak righteousness, 4. Thou lovest
all devouring words, O thou deceitful tongue,
6. God shaU likewise destroy thee for ever.
Psa. 56.21. The words of his mouth were
smoother than butter, but war was in his
heart : his words were softer than oil, yet
were they drawn swords. 23. But thou, O
God, shalt bring them down into the pit of
destruction : bloody and deceitful raen shaU
not live out half their days.
Psa. 68.3. They go astray as soon as they
be bom, speaking Ues.
Psa. 59.12. For the sin of their raouth and
the words of their Ups let them even be taken
in tbeir pride : and for cursing aindlyingwhich
they speak.
Psa. 62.4. They deUght in Ues : they bless
with their mouth, but they curse inwardly.
Psa. 63.11. The raouth of thera that speak
Ues shaU be stopped.
Psa. 101.5. Whoso privUy slandereth his
neighbour, him wiU I cut off. 7. He that
worketh deceit shaU not dweU within my
house : he that teUeth Ues shall not tarry in
my sight.
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FALSFiHOOD
opened against me ; they have spoken against
me vrith a lying tongue.
Psa. 119.69. The proud have forged a Ue
against me. 163. I hate and abhor lying.
Psa. 120.3. What shoU be done unto thee,
thou false tongue? 4. Sharp arrows of the
mighty, with coals of juniper.
Psa. 144.8, Whose mouth speaketh vanity;
and their right hand is a right hand of false
hood. Pro. 6.12. A wicked man walketh with a
froward mouth. 13, He winketh with his
eyes, he speaketh with his feet, he teacheth
with his fingers, 16. These six thiTigs doth
the Lord hate : 17. A lying tongue, &c.
Pro. 10.9. He that perverteth his ways shaU
be knovra. 10. He that winketh with the eye
causeth sorrow. 18. He that hideth hatred
unth lying Ups, and he that uttereth a slander,
is a fool. 31. The froward tongue shaU be
cut out.
Pro. 11.9. An hypocrite vrith his mouth
destroyeth his neighbour.
Pro, 12.17. He that speaketh tmth sheweth
forth righteousness : but a false witness deceit.
19. A lying tongue is but for a moment.
20. Deceit is in the heart of them that imagine
evU. 22. Lying lips are abomination to the
Lord, Pro. 13,6. A righteous man hateth lying.
Pro, 14.5. A faithful witness wiU not Ue :
but a false vritness vriU utter Ues. 8. The
foUy of fools is deceit, 25. A deceitful witness
speaketh lies.
Pro. 17.4. A wicked doer giveth heed to
false Ups ; and a liar giveth ear to a naughty
tongue. 7. ExceUent speech becometh not a
fool : much less do Isdng Ups a prince.
Pro. 19.9. A false witness shall not be
unpunished : he that speaketh Ues shall perish.
22. A poor man is better than a Uar. 28. An
ungodly witness scometh judgment.
Pro. 20.17, Bread of deceit is sweet to a
man ; but afterwards his mouth shaU be fiUed
vrith gravel.
Pro. 21.6. The getting of treasures by a
lying tongue is a vanity tossed to and fro of
thera that seek death. 28. A false vritness
shaU perish.
Pro. 24.28. Be not a vritness against thy
neighbour without cause ; and deceive Twt with
thy lips.
Pro. 25. 18. A man that beareth false witness
against his neighbour is a maul, and a sword,
and a sharp arrow.
Pro. 26.18. As a mad man who casteth
firebrands, arrows, and death, 19. So is the
man that deceiveth his neighbour, and saith,
Am not I in sport ? 24. He that hateth dis-
sembleth with his lips, and layeth up deceit
within him: 26. When he speaketh fair,
beUeve him not ; for fhere are seven abomi
nations in ihis heart. 26, Whose hatred is
covered by deceit, his wickedness shall be
shewed before the whole congregation, 28. A
lying tongue hateth those that o/re afflicted
by it.
Pro, 27.14. He that blesseth his friend with
a loud voice, rising early in the moming, it
shaU be counted a curse to him.
Isa. 32.7. He deviseth wicked devices to
destroy the poor with lying words, even when
the needy speaketh right.
Isa. 67.11. Of whom hast thou been afraid
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or feared, that thou hast Ued, and hast not
reraembered rae.
Isa. 59.3. Your Ups have spoken Ues, your
tongue hath muttered perverseness. 4. None
caUeth for justice, nor any pleadeth for truth
they trust in vanity, and speak lies.
laa. 63.8. He said, Surely they are my
people, chUdren that wiU not Ue,
Jer, 7,28, Tmth is perished, and is cut off
from their mouth,
Jer. 9.3. They bend their tongues like their
bow for lies : but they are not vaUant for the
tmth. 5, They wUl deceive every one his
neighbour, and wiU not speak the truth : they
have taught their tongue to speak lies,
aTid weary themselves to commit iniquity.
6, Thine habitation is in the raidst of deceit ;
through deceit they refuse to know rae, saith
the Lord. 8. Their tongue is as a.n arrow shot
out ; it speaketh deceit : one speaketh peace
ably to his neighbour with hds mouth, but in
heart he layeth his wait.
Jer. 12.6. Even thy brethren, and the
house of thy father, even they have dealt
treacherously vrith thee ; yea, they have caUed
a multitude after thee : beUeve them not,
though they speak fair words unto thee,
Hos. 4.1. The Lord hath a controversy with
the inhabitants of the land, because there is
no truth in the land.
Obad, 7. The men that were at peace with
thee have deceived thee.
Mic. 6.12, The inhabitants thereof have
spoken Ues, and their tongue is deceitful in
their raouth.
Nah. 3.1. Woe to the bloody city I it is aU
fuU of Ues and robbery.
Zee. 6.4. I wlU bring it forth, saith the
Lord of hosts, and it shaU enter into the house
of the thief, and into the house of him that
sweareth falsely by my name : and it shaU
remain in the raidst of his house, and shaU
consurae it, with the timber thereof, and the
stones thereof, v. 16.
Zee, 8.17, Let none of you imagine evil
in your hearts against his neighbour ; and
love no false oath: for aU these are thiTigs
that I hate, saith the Lord.
Mai. 3.6. I wUl be a swift witness against
false swearers.
Mat. 16.19, For out of the heart proceed
evU thoughts, false vritness.
Jno. 8.44. When he speaketh a Ue, he
speaketh of his own : for he is a Uar, and the
father of it.
Act. 6.3. Why hath Satan fiUed thme
heart to Ue to the Holy Ghost.
Eph. 4.25. Putting away lying, speak every
man truth with his neighbour.
Col. 3.9. Lie not one to another, seeing
that ye have put off the old man with his
deeds. 1 Tim. 1.9. The law is not made for a
righteous man, but for the lawless and dis
obedient, 10, For Uars, for perjured persons.
1 Tim. 4.2. Speaking Ues in hypocrisy.
1 Pet. 3.16. Having a good conscience ;
that, whereas they speak evU of you, as of
evUdoers, they may be ashamed that falsely
accuse your good conversation in Christ.
Rev, 21.8. AU liars shall have their part
in the lake which burneth with fire and brim
stone. 27. And there shaU in no wise enter
into it any thing that maketh a Ue.
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Rev. 22.16. Without are dogs, and whoso
ever loveth and maketh a Ue.
Falsehood, Deceit, and False Wit
ness. Examples of : Satan, Gen. 3.4,6,
Adam and Eve, Gen. 3.12,13. Cain, Gen. 4.9.
Abraham, Gen. 12.11-19. Gen. 20,2. Sarah,
Gen. 18.16. Isaac, Gen. 26.6,7. Rebecca and
Jacob, Gen. 27-6-24,46.
Joseph's brethren. Gen. 37.31-33. Poti
phar's wife, Gen. 39.14-17. Magicians, Ex. 8.19.
Pharaoh, Es, 8.29. Aaron, Ex. 32.24. Israel
ites, Nura. 16.13. Rahab, Joa. 2.4-6. Gibeon
ites, Jos, 9. Ehud, Jud, 3.20. Doeg, 1 Sam.
22.10. Saul, 1 Sara. 15.13. ISara. 22.13-15.
David, 1 Sam. 21.2. 1 Sam. 27.10-12.
2 Sam. 15.34. Michal, 1 Sam, 19.14. An
Amalekite, 2 Sam. 1.10 vrith 1 Sam. 31.1-6,
Absalom, 2 Sam. 16,7-10, Ziba, 2 Sam. 16.1,2
with2Sam.l9.24-28. Hushai, 2Sam. 16.16-19.
Shimei, 1 Kin. 2,43. Jeroboam, 1 Kin. 14.2.
The old prophet, 1 Kin. 13.11-18, Naboth's
accusers, 1 Kin. 21.13. Gehazi, 2Kin. 6.22-27.
Jehu, 2 Km. 10. 18-26. Zedekiah, 2 Chr. 36, 1 3.
Eze. 16.59. Eze. 17.15-20, Saraaritans, Ezr. 4.
SanbaUat, &c., Neh. 6. Haraan, Est. 3.8,
Jereraiah's eneraies, Jer. 37.13,14. Jer. 38,4.
Jer. 42.5-20.
Herod, Mat. 2.8. Jews, Mat. 11.18,19.
Mat. 21.26-27. Christ's accusers. Mar. 14,55,66,
Luk, 23.2. Jno. 18.30. Psa. 27.12. Psa.
35.11. Peter, Mar. 14.68,71. Roman soldiers,
Mat. 28.13,15. Ananias and Sapphira, Act,
6.1-10, Stephen's accusers, Act. 6,11,13.
PauTs accusers, Act.16.2C., Act.l7.7. Act.
24,6. Act.26.7. Rom.3.8. Lysias, Act. 22. 24-29
with Act. 23.27, Cretians, Tit, 1.12. See
Speaking evil — Hypocrisy & Treachery,
FALSE TEACHERS. See Teachers,
FALSE. FAMILIAR SPIRITS. The divining
spirit supposed to be present in the conjuror.
Lev. 19.31. Lev, 20.6,27. Deu. 28.8. IChr.
10.13. Isa. 8.19. Isa. 19,3, The shade of the
dead evoked, Isa. 29,4. See Necromancy—
Sorcery — ^Demons,
FAMINE. Description of, Deu. 28.53-57.
Isa. 5.13. Isa. 17.11. Jer. 5,17. Jer. 14.1-6.
Jer. 48.33. Lam. 1.11,19. Lara, 2.11-22.
Lam. 4.4-10. Joel 1.17-20. A judgment from
God, Lev. 26.19-29. Deu. 28.23,24,38-42.
1 Kin. 17.1. 2 Kin. 8.1. 1 Chr. 21.12, Psa.
105.16. Psa. 107.33,34, Isa. 3.1-8. Eze,
4.16,17. Eze. 6.16,17. Eze, 14.13. Araos
4.6-9. Amos 6.16,17. Hag. 1.10,11. Luk.
21.11. Rev. 6.5-8.
Examples: Gen. 12.10. Gen. 26.1. Gen.
41.53-67, Ruth 1,1, 2 Sara. 21.1. 1 Kin. 17.
2 Kin. 6.26-29. 2 Kin. 7,4. 2 Kin. 26.3.
Jer, 52,6. Act, 11,28,
FAN. Isa. 30.24. Jer. 15.7. Mat. 3.12,
FARMS AND Farming. See Agricui.-
TURE — ^Vineyards.
FARTHING. Two words are used forthis.
(1.) Assarion, about 3 farthings of our money,
the tenth part of the Roman denarius, wmch
is in value 7id., Mat, 10.29. Luk. 12.6. (2.)
Kodrantes, the fourth part of an assarion,
scarcely one farthing. Mat. 5.26, Mar. 12.42.
FAST, of the 7th month. Zee. 8.19. The
only fast appointed by Moses. See ATO^fB-
MENT, Day of.

FASTING
FASTING. Isa. 68.3. Wherefore have we
fasted, say fhey, and thou seest not? whercr
fore have we afflicted our soul, and thou takest
no knowledge? Behold, in the day of your
fast ye find pleasure, and exact aU your labours.
4. Behold, ye fast for strife and debate, and
to smite with the fist of wickedness : ye shaU
not fast as ye do this day, to make your voice
to be heard on high. 6. Is it such a fast that
I have chosen ? a day for a man to afflict his
soul ? is it to bow down his head as a bulrusli,
and to spread sackcloth and ashes Tmder him ?
wUt thou caU this a fast, and an acceptable
day to the Lord?
Isa. 68.6. Is not this the fast that I have
chosen ? to loose the bands of wickedness, to
undo the heavy burdens, and to let the op
pressed go free, and that ye breai every yoke?
v. 7,8.
Jer. 14.12. When they fast, I wiU not hear
their cry.
Joel 1.14. Sanctify ye a fast, caU a solemn
assembly, gather the elders, and aU the in
habitants of the land, into the house of the
Lord your God, and cry unto the Lord.
Joel 2.12. Turn yeeuejito me with aU your
heart, and vrith fasting, and with weeping, and
with mourning.
Zee. 7.5. When ye fasted and moumed in
the fifth and seventh month, even those seventy
years, did ye at aU fast unto me, even to me ?
Zee. 8.19. The fast of the fourth month,
and the fast of the flfth, and the fast of the
seventh, and the fast of the tenth, shall be
to the house of Judah joy and gladness, and
cheerful feasts ; tiierefore love the truth and
peace. Mat. 6.16. When ye fast, be not, as the
hypocrites, of a sad countenance : for they dis
figure their faces, that they may appear unto
raen to fast. VerUy I say unto you. They
have their reward. 17. But thou, when thou
fastest, anoint thine head, and wash thy face ;
18. That thou appear not unto raen to fast,
but unto thy Father which is in secret : and
thy Father, which seeth in secret, shall reward
thee openly.
Mat. 17,21, This kind goeth not out but by
prayer and fasting,
Luk. 6.33. Why do the disciples of John
fast often, and make prayers, and likewise the
disciples of the Pharisees ; but thine eat and
drink? 34. And he said unto them. Can ye
make the chUdren of the bride-chamber fast
whUe the bridegroom is with thera ? 36. But
the days will come, when the bridegroom shaU
be taken away from them, and then shall they
fast in those days.
1 Cor. 7,6. 'Khat ye may give yourselves to
fasting and prayer.
Fasting, Examples of: IsraeUtes, Jud.
20.26. 1 Sam. 7.6. David, 2 Sam. 12.16,22.
Psa. 36.13. Psa. 69.10. Psa. 109.24. Ahab,
1 Kin. 21,27. Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 20,3,
Ezra, Ezr. 10.6. Nehemiah, Neh. 1.4, Jews,
Ezr. S.21-23. Neh. 9.1. Est. 4.3,16. Jer.
36.9. Darius, Dan, 6.18. Daniel, Dan. 9. 3, Dan.
10.2,3. Ninevites, Jon, 3.6-10. John's dis-
clDies, Mat. 9.14. Anna, Luk. 2.37- Phari
sees. Mar. 2.18. Luk. 18,12, Cornelius, Act,
10,30, Apostles and Church, Act. 13.2,3.
Act. 14,23. 2 Cor, 6.5. 2 Cor. 11,27.
For forty daya by Moses, Ex, 24.18. Ex.

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34.28. Deu. 9.9,18. By EUjah, 1 Kin. 19.8-
Christ, Mat, 4. 2. Fasting in mourning, 1 Sam.
31.13. 2 Sara. 1,12. 2 Sam. 3.35.
FAT, burnt in sacrifice ; of animals. Lev.
10.15. Lev. 17.6. 1 Sam. 2,16,16. Isa. 43.24;
on the day they were kiUed, Ex. 23.18, Of
the intestines of buUocks burnt, Ex, 29,13.
Lev. 1,8, Lev. 3.3-6. Lev. 4,8-10. Lev.
8.16,25,26. Of sheep or rams, Ex. 29.22. Lev, 3.9-11.
Lev, 7,3-5. Of goats. Lev, 3.14-16, Lev.
16,25. Used in sacrifice, forbidden as food.
Lev, 3.16,17. Lev. 7.23. Other portions eaten,
Deu, 32,14. Neh, 8.10, Offered to idols, Deu,
32,38, lUustrative, Gen. 46.18. Gen. 49.20.
Psa. 81,16, Isa, 25,6.
FATHER, signifying ancestor, 2 Kin. 16.2.
Mat. 3.9. Inventor or founder. Gen. 4.20,21.
A title of honour, Jud. 17.10. 2 Kin. 2.12.
2 Kin. 6.13. See Parents.
FATHERLESS. See Widows and
Orphans. FATHOM (Gr. orguia), a measure, equal to
the arms extended, 6 or 7 feet. Act, 27.28,
FAVOUR OF God. See God, favour of.
FEAR of God. Ex. 18.21. Able raen, such
as fear God, raen of truth.
Ex. 20.20, God ia corae to prove you, and
that his fear may be before your faces, that ye
ain not.
Lev. 22.32. Neither shall ye profane my
holy name ; but I wiU be haUowed among the
chUdren of Israel.
Deu. 4. 10. I vriU raake thera hear ray words,
that they raay leam to fear rae aU the daya
that they ahaU Uve upon the earth, and thkt
they may teach their chUdren.
Deu. 6.29. O that there were such an heart
in thera, that they would fear rae, and keep
aU ray coramandments always, that it might
be weU with them, and with their chUdren
for ever I
Deu. 6.2. That thou mightest fear the Lord
thy God, to keep aU his statutes and his com
raandments. Deu. 10.12, Now, Israel, what doth the
Lord thy God require of thee, but to fear the
Lord thy God, to walk in aU his waya, and to
love bim, and to serve the Lord thy God with
all thy heart and with aU thy soul, 20. Thou
ahalt fear the Lord thy God ; him shalt thou
serve, and to hira shalt thou cleave, and swear
by his narae. 21, He is thy praise, and he is
thy God, that hath done for thee these great
and terrible things, which thine eyes have
seen, Deu, 6,13, Deu, 13.4. Deu, 14.23,
Deu, 28.58. Fear this glorious and fearful
name. The Lord thy God.
Jos. 4,24, That aU the people of the earth
might know the hand of the Lord, that it is
raighty : that ye might fear the Lord your God
for ever.
Jos. 24,14. Fear the Lord, and serve him
in sincerity and in truth.
1 Sam. 2.30, Thera that honour rae I wiU
honour, aud they that despise rae shall be
Ughtiy esteeraed.
1 Sara. 12.14. If ye wUl fear the Lord, and
serve hira, and obey his voice, and not rebel
against the commandraent of the Lord, then
ahaU both ye and also the king that reigneth
over you continue foUowing the Lord your
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God. 24. Only fear the Lord, and serve him
in truth with all your heart : for consider how
great thiTigs he hath done for you.
2 Sam. 23.3. He that ruleth over men must
be just, mUng in the fear of God.
1 Kin. 8.40. That they may fear thee all
the days yiat they live in the land which thou
gavest imto our fathers,
Neh. 6 9. Ought ye not to walk in the fear
of our God.
2 Kin, 17.36, Him shall ye fear, and him
shaU ye worship. 39. The Lord your God ye
shaU fear ; and he shall deUver you out of the
hand of aU your enemies, v. 28.
2 Chr. 19.7. Let the fear of the Lord be
upon you ; take heed and do it : for there is
no iniquity with the Lord our God. 9. Thus
shaU ye do in the fear of the Lord, faithfuUy,
and with a perfect heart,
Ezr. 10.3. Those that tremble at the cora
mandment of our God,
Job 28.28. Behold, the fear of the Lord,
that is wisdom ; and to depart from evU is
understanding. Job 37.24. Men do therefore fear hira : he
respecteth not any that are wise of heart.
Psa. 2.11. Serve the Lord with fear, and
rejoice with trembling,
Psa. 4.4. Stand in awe, and sin not : com
mune with your own heart upon your bed,
and be stUl.
Psa. 15.4. He honoureth thera that, fear
the Lord.
Psa. 19.9. The fear of the Lord is clean,
enduring for ever.
Psa. 22.23, Ye that fear the Lord, praise
hira ; aU ye the seed of Jacob, glorify hira ;
and fear him, aU ye the seed of Israel. 25. I
wUl pay my vows before them that fear him.
Psa. 25.12. What man is he that feareth
the Lord ? him shaU be teach in the way that
he shall choose. 13, His soul shaU dweU at
ease ; and his seed shaU inherit the earth.
14. The secret of the Lord is with them that
fear hira ; and he wiU shew them his covenant.
Psa. 31.19. Oh how great is thy goodness,
which thou hast laid up for thera that fear
thee. Psa. 33,8, Let aU the earth fear the Lord :
let aU the inhabitants of the world stand in
awe of him. 18. The eye of the Lord is upon
them that fear him, upon them that hope in
hia mercy.
Psa, 34. 7. Tbe angel of the Lord encampeth
round about them that fear him, and deUver
eth thera. 9. O fear the Lord, ye his saints :
for there is no want to them that fear him,
11. Come, ye chUdren, hearken unto rae : I
wiU teach you the fear of the Lord.
Paa. 46.10. Be stiU, and know that I am
God : I wUl be exalted among the heathen.
Psa. 52.6. The righteous also shaU see, and
fear. Psa. 60.4. Thou hast given a banner to
them that fear thee, that it may be displayed
because of the truth.
Psa. 64.9. AU men shaU fear, and shaU
declare the work of God ; for they shaU wisely
consider of his doing.
Psa. 67.7. God shaU bless us ; and aU the
ends of the earth shaU fear hira.
Psa. 72.5. They shaU fear thee as long as
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Psa. 76.7. Thou, even thou, art to be feared.
11. Let all that be round about him briag
presents unto him that ought to be feared.
Psa. 85.9. His salvation is nigh them that
fear him ; that glory may dwell in our lane
Psa. 86.11. Unite ray heart to fear thy
name. Psa. 89.7. God is greatly to be feared in
the asserably of the saints, and to be had in
reverence of all them tliat are about him.
Psa. 90.11. Who knoweth the power of
thine anger ? even according to thy fear, so is
thy vnrath.
Psa. 96.4. The Lord is great, and greatly
to be praised : he is to be feared above all
gods. 9. Fear before him, aU the earth.
Psa. 102.15, The heathen shaU fear the
name of the Lord, and aU the kings of the
earth thy glory.
Psa. 103.11. As the heaven ia high above
the earth, so great is his mercy towal-d them
that fear him. 13. Like as a father pitieth
his childi-en, so the Lord pitieth them that
fear him. 17, The mercy of the Lord is from
everlasting to everlasting upon them that feai
him, Psa. 111,6, He hath given raeat unto thera
that fear hira. 10. The fear of the Lord is
the beginning of wisdom. Pro. 1.7. Pro. 9.10.
Psa. 112.1. Blessed is the raan that feareth
the Lord, that deUghteth greatly in his com
mandments, Psa. 116,11. Ye that fear the Lord, trust in
the Lord. 13. He wiU bless them that fear
the Lord, both smaU and great.
Psa. 118.4. Let thera now that fear the
Lord say, that his mercy endureth for ever,
Psa, 119.63. I am a companion of aU them
that fear thee, and of them that keep thy
precepts. 74. They that fear thee wiU be glad
when they see me ; because I have hoped in
thy word. 79. Let those that fear thee tum
unto me, and those that have knovra thy
testimonies. Psa. 66,16.
Psa. 128.1. Blessed is every one that fear
eth the Lord ; that walketh in his ways.
4. Thus shaU the man be blessed that feareth
the Lord.
Psa. 130.4. There is forgiveness with thee,
that thou mayest be feared.
Psa. 135.20. Ye that fear the Lord, bless
the Lord.
Psa. 145.19. He wiU fulfil the desUe of
thera that fear him : he also wiU hear their
cry, and vrill save them.
Psa. 147.11. The Lord taketh pleasure in
them that fear him.
Pro. 2.6. Then shalt thou understand the
fear of the Lord,
Pro, 3.7. Fear the Lord, and depart from
evU. Pro. 8.13. The fear of the Lord is to hate
evil. Pro, 10.27, The fear of the Lord prolongeth
days. Pro. 13,13. He that feareth the command
ment shaU be rewarded.
Pro, 14.2, He that walketh in his upright
ness feareth the Lord : but he that u perverse
in his ways despiseth him, 16. A wise man
feareth, and departeth from evU. 26. In the
fear of the Lord is strong confidence. 27, The
fear of the Lord is a fountain of life, to depart
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Pro. 16.16. Better is Uttle with the fear of
the Lord than great treasure and trouble
therewith. 33. The fear of the Lord is the
instruction of wisdora.
Pro. 16.6. By the fear of the Lord men
depart frora evil.
Pro. 19.23, The fear of the Lord tendeth to
life : and he that hath it shaU abide satisfied ;
he shaU not be visited with evU.
Pro, 22,4. By huraiUty and the fear of the
Lord are riches, and honour, and life.
Pro. 23,17, Be thou in the fear of the Lord
aU the day long.
Pro. 24.21. Fear thou the Lord and the
king. Pro. 28.14. Happy is the man that feareth
alway. Pro. 31.30. A woman iTwii feareth the Lord,
she shaU be praised.
Ecc. Z.14^. God doeth it, that men should
fear before him.
Ecc. 7.18. He that feareth Grod shall come
forth of them all,
Ecc. 8.12, I know that it shaU be weU with
thera that fear God, which fear before him.
Ecc. 12.13. Fear God, and keep his com
mandments : for this is the whole duty of man.
Ecc, 6,7. 1 Pet, 2,17.
Isa. 8,13. Sanctify the Lord of hosts him
self ; and let him be your fear, and let him fee
your dread.
Isa, 25.3, The strong people glorify thee, the
city of the terrible nations shall fear thee.
Isa. 29,13, Their fear toward me is taught
by the precept of men, 23. SanctUy the
Holy One of Jacob, and shaU fear the God of
IsraeL Isa. 33.6. The fear of the Lord is his trea
sure. 13. Hear, ye that a/re far off, what I
have done ; and, ye that a/re near, acknow
ledge my might.
Isa, 50.10, WTio is among you that feareth
the Lord? let hira trust in the name of the
Lord, and stay upon his God.
Isa. 69. 19. So shaU they fear the narae of
the Lord frora the west, and his glory from
the rising of the sun.
Isa. 60.6. Thine heart shall fear, and be
enlarged. Jer. 6.22. Fear ye not me? saith the Lord:
wUl ye not trerable at my presence, which
have placed the sand for the bound of the sea
by a perpetual decree, that it cannot pass it.
Jer. 10.7. Who would not fear thee, 0
King of nations ? for to thee doth it appertain :
forasmuch as among aU the vrise men of the
nations, and in all their kingdoms, there is
none Uke unto thee.
Jer, 32.39. I wiU give them one heart, and
one way, that they raay fear rae for ever, for
the good of them, and of their chUdren after
thera. 40, I vriU put my fear in their hearts,
that they shaU not depart from me.
Jer. 33.9. They shaU fear and tremble for
aU the goodness and for aU the prosperity that
I procure unto it.
Hos. 3.6, Afterward shaU the chUdren of
Israel retum, and shaU fear the Lord and his
goodness in the latter days,
Mic. 7.16. The nations shaU see and be
confounded at aU their might : they shall lay
their hand upon their mouth, their ears shall
be deaf. 17. They shaU lick the dust like a
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like worms of the earth : they shaU be afraid
of the Lord our God, and shaU fear because
of thee.
Zeph. 1.7. Hold thy peace at the presence
of the Lord God.
Zeph. 3.7. I said. Surely thou wUt fear rae,
thou wUt receive instruction ; so their dweUing
should not be cut off.
Zech. 2,13. Be sUent, O aU flesh, before
the Lord : for he is raised up out of his holy
habitation. Mai. 1.6. A son honoureth his father, and
a servant his master : if then I fee a father,
where is raine honour ? and if I fee a master,
where is my fear? saith the Lord of hosts unto
you, O priests, that despise my name,
Mai, 3, 16. They that feared the Lord spake
often one to another : and the Lord hearkened,
and heard it, and a book of remembrance was
written before in'm for them that feared the
Lord, and that thought upon his name.
Mai. 4.2. Unto you that fear my name
shall the San of righteousness arise with heal
ing in his wings.
Mat. 10.28, Rather fear him which is able
to destroy both soul and body in heU.
Luk. 1.50. His mercy is on them that fear
him from generation to generation.
Luk, 12,6. I ffUl forewarn you whom ye
shall fear: Fear him, which after he hatb
killed hath power to cast into heU ; yea, I say
unto you, Fear him,
Luk. 23.40, Dost not thou fear God, seeing
thou art in the same condemnation ?
Act, 10.36. In every nation he that feareth
hira, and worketh righteousness, is accepted
with him.
Act. 13.16, Men of Israel, and ye that fear
God. 26, Whosoever among you feareth God,
to you is the word of this salvation sent.
Rom. 11.20. Be not high-minded, but fear,
2 Cor. 7.1. Perfecting holiness in the fear
of God.
Eph. 5.21, Submitting yourselves one to
another in the fear of God.
Eph, 6.5, Servants, be obedient to them
that are your masters according to the fiesh,
vrith fear and trerabling, in singleness of your
heart, as unto Christ. 1 Pet. 2.18.
PhU. 2.12. Work out your own salvation
vrith fear and trembling.
Col. 3.22. Not vrith eye-service, as men-
pleasers ; but in singleness of heart, fearing
God. Heb. 5.7. Waa heard in that he feared.
Heb, 12.28, Let us have grace, whereby we
may serve God acceptably with reverence and
godly fear. 29. For our God is a. consuming
fire, 1 Pet. 1.17. Pass the time of your sojoum-
ing Tiere in fear,
1 Pet, 3,2, Your chaste conversation coupled
with fear, 15. Be ready always to give an
answer to every raan that asketh you a reason
of the hope that is in you with meekness and
fear. Rev, 11,18. Give reward unto thy servants
the prophets, and to the saints, and them that
fear thy name, smaU and great.
Rev. 14.7. Fear God, and give glory to
him ; for the hour of his judgment is come.
Rev. 19.5, Praise our God, aU ye his ser
vants, and ye that fear him, both small aad
great. 155

FEAE OP MAN
Pear of God, Examples of : Abraham, I
Gen. 22.12. Jacob, Gen. 28.16,17. Joseph,
Gen, 42.18. Egyptians, Ex, 1.17,21. Ex,
9.20. Obadiah, 1 Kin. 18.3,12, Jehoshaphat,
2 Chr. 20.3, Nehemiah, Neh, 6,16, Hanani,
Neh. 7.2, Job, Job 1,8.
David, Psa. 6,7. Psa.119.38. Hezekiah,
Jer. 26.19, Jonah, Jon, 1.9. Habakkuk, Hab.
3,2. Jews, Hag. 1.12. Phinehas, Mai. 2.5.
Num. 25.11-13. Womenatthe sepulchre. Mat.
28.8. Churches, Act. 9.31. Cornelius, Act.
10.2. Noah, Heb. 11.7. See Conviction of
Sin— Faith,
FEAR OF Mau, Jos. 7.6. The hearts of
the people melted, and became as water.
Pro. 28.1, The wicked flee when no man
pursueth. Pro. 29.25. The fear of man bringeth a
snare. Isa. 7.2. His heart was moved, and the
heart of his people, as the trees of the wood
are moved with the wind.
Mat. 10.28. Fear not them which kiU the
body, but are not able to kUl the soul.
Luk. 12.4. Be not afraid of them that kUl
the body, and after that have no more that
they can do.
Gal. 1.10. Do I now persuade men, or
God ? or do I seek to please men ? for if I yet
pleased men, f should not be the servant of
Chilst, Jit. 1.8,17.
Gal. 6.12. As many as desire to make a fair
show in the fiesh, they constrain you to be
circumcised ; only lest they should suffer per
secution for the cross of Christ.
Eph. 6.6. Not with eye-service, as men-
pleasers ; but as tbe servants of Christ, doing
the wUl of God from the heart.
2 Tim. 4.16. At my first answer no man
stood with me, but aU men forsook me.
Feak of Man, Examples of : Aaron, Ex.
32.22-24. Saul, ISam. 15. 24. Zedekiah, Jer.
38.19. PUate, Mar. 16.16, Jno. 19.8. Jews,
Jno. 12.42,43. Disciples, Mat. 26.66. Peter,
Mat. 26.69-74. Gal. 2.12. See Doubt-
Flattery — LuKEWARMNESS.
FEASTS, Dinner or supper. Gen. 43.16.
Pro. 15,17. Mat. 22.4. Mar. 6.21, Luk,
11.37,38. Luk. 14.12,16. Jno. 12.2. Jno.
21.12,15. Banquetofwine, Est. 5.6. Est. 7.7.
Men present at alone. Gen. 43.32-34. 1 Sam.
9.22. Est. 1.8,9. Mar. 6.21. Luk, 14.24.
Men and women present at, Ex. 32.6 with
V. 2,3. Dan. 5.1-3. Thanksgiving at, see
Prayer at Meals. Drinking wine at, 1 Sam.
26.36. 1 Km. 20.16. Hos. 7.6. Est. 1.7,8,10.
Dan. 5.1-3, Jno. 2.1-11. Music and dancing
at, see Dancing — Music.
Guest-chamber for, Luk. 22.11,12. Were
under the direction of a govemor, Jno, 2.8,9.
Host stood during the meal. Gen. 18.8.
Guests saluted by the host, Luk, 7.45.
Gen. 18.2. Gen. 19.1. Feet and hands washed,
see Ablution. "Were anointed, see Anoint
ing. Were placed according to age. Gen.
43.33 ; and rank, 1 Sam. 9.22. Luk. 14,8-10.
EecUned on couches, Amos 6.7, Luk. 7.38.
Waited on by female friends, Jno. 12.2.
Choice portion sent to, by the host. Gen. 43.34.
1 Sam. 9.23,24. Ate from one dish. Mat,
26,23. Given by kings, ISam, 20.6, 2 Sam. 9.30.
1 Kin. 2.7, 1 Kin. 4.22 1 Kin, 18.19, Est,
166

FEASTS
1 3-8, On birthdays. Gen. 40.20, Mar. 6,21.
At coronation, 1 Kin. 1.26, 1 Chr, 12.38-40,
FamUyfeasts, Gen. 31.54, Job42.11, Jobl,4.
On weaning chUdren, Gen. 21.8.
At sheep-shearing, ISam. 26.2,30. 2 Sam.
13.23. At sacrifices, Deu. 12.6,7. EeUgioua
festivals, 1 Sam. 20.6,24-29. Neh. 8.10,12.
Ratifying covenants, Gen. 26.30. National
deUverances, Est. 8.17, Est. 9.17-19. lUus
trative, Luk. 14.16. Eev. 19.9,17. See Mau-
TtlAGE — HaBV est,
FEASTS or Festivals, caUed Solemn feasts.
Num. 16.3. 2 Chr. 8.1-3. Lam. 2.6. Eze.
46.9. Set feasts. Num. 29.39. Ezr. 3.6,
Appointed feasts, Isa. 1.14. Holy convocations.
Lev. 23.4. The flrst and eighth days were
counted as Sabbaths, Lev. 23.39,40. Num.
28.18,25. Num. 29.12,35. Neh. 8,1,18.
Kept with thanksgiving and joy. Lev. 23.40,
Deu. 16.11-14. 2 Chr. 30.21-26. Ezr. 6.22.
Neh. 8.9-12,17, Psa. 42.4. Psa. 122.4. Isa,
30.29. Zee. 8.19. With hospitality, 1 Sam,
1.4,9. Neh. 8.10. With sacrUices, blowing
of trumpets, and singing, see Offebtngs —
Trumpets — Music, Promise of protection
whUe observing, Ex. 34.24.
Three great annual feasts (Passover, Pente
cost, Tabernacles), kept hy aU males. Ex,
23.17. Ex. 34.23. Deu. 16,16. Psa. 42.4,
Psa. 122.4, Eze. 36.88. Luk. 2.44. Jno.
4.45. Jno. 7. By strangers, Jno. 12.20. Act.
2.1-11. By women, 1 Sam. 1.3,9, Luk, 2.41,
By chUdren at 12 years old, Luk, 2.42.
By Christ, Mat. 26.17-20. Luk, 22.15. Jno,
2.13,23. Jno. 6.1. Jno, 7.10. Jno. 10.22.
By Paul, Act. 18.21. Act. 19.21. Act, 20.6,16,
Act. 24,11,17.
FEAST OF Dedication of Solomon's
Temple, 1 Kin. 8.65. 2 Chr. 7.8-10, Held
in winter ; Christ taught in the temple at,
Jno. 10.22-39,
 , Idolatrous, Ex. 32.6, 1 Kin.
12.32.  OF THE New Moon, at the he^n-
ning of each month, Num, 10.10. Num. 28.11.
SUver trumpets blown by the priests at. Num.
10.10. Psa.81.3,4. Sacrifices at, Num. -28. 11-15.
1 Chr. 23.31. 2 Chr. 31.3. Ezr. 3.5, No
trading aUowed on, Amos 8.5.
 OF Passover, instituted to com
memorate the passing over of the flrst-bom,
and deUverance from Egypt, Ex, 12.8-42.
Heb. 11.28. Psa. 81.3-5. CaUed the Lord's
Passover, Ex. 12.11,27, Feast of unleavened
bread. Lev. 23.6. Luk. 22.1. Days of un
leavened bread. Act, 12.3. Act 20.6.
Passover is applied to (1.) the Paschal lamb,
Luk. 22.7. 1 Cor. 6.7. (2.) The Paschal meal.
Mat. 26.18,19. Heb. 11.28, (3.) The Paschal
festival, comprehending the seven days of
unleavened bread, Luk. 2,41-43. Luk. 22,1.
Jno. 2.13. Jno. 11.56.
Passover lamb, a male of the flrst year,
without blemish, kept up from the 10th Aoib
to the 14th, Ex. 12.3-6. KUled in the evening
of the 14th, Ex. 12.6 (see Mar. 16.34). By
the head of each household, Ex. 12.3-7. AC
the tabernacle door, Deu. 16.5-7. By Levites,
when the people were ceremoniaUy unclean,
2 Chr. 30.17. 2 Chr. 36.3-11. Ezr. 6.20.
Blood of, sprinkled, Ex. 12.7,22. 2 Cnr
30. 16. A bone of, not to be broken, Ex. 12. 46.
Num. 9.12 (see Jno. 19,33,36). Eoasted whoie.

FEASTS
Ex. 12.8,9. 2 Chr. 35.13, Eaten with bitter
herbs and unleavened bread. Ex, 12.8, Num.
9.11. Jno. 13.26, Not to be left tiU moming,
Ex. 12.10. Ex. 23.18. Ex. 34.25. Num. 9.12.
Wme used with. Mat, 26.27-29,
Leaven put away, and unleavened bread
eaten 7 days. Ex, 12,8,16-20. Ex. 13.3,6. Ex.
23.16. Lev. 23.6. Num. 9.11. Num. 28.17,
Deu. 16.3,4. Mar. 14.12. Luk. 22.7. Act.
12.3. 1 Cor. 5.8. Punishment for eating
leaven, Ex. 12.16,
Sacnfices offered daUy, Lev. 23.8. Num.
28.19-24. A sheaf of flrst-fruita offered on
the day after the passover week. Lev, 23.10-14
with Jos. 6.10,11.
Kept by all who were circumcised, Ex.
12.43-49. Num. 9.14; and purified. Num.
9,6,7,13, 2 Chr. 30.3,16-19. Jno. 11.66. Kept
with rejoicing, 2 Chr. 30.21,26.
On the first observance of, blood sprinkled
on the doorposts, Ex. 12.7,22; and eaten in
haste standing, Ex. 12.11.
Commenced on 14th of Abib, and lasted
seven days, the first and eighth days being holy
convocations, Ex. 12.18. Lev. 23.6-8. Jno,
19,31. The time of changed on special occa
sions. Num. 9.6-11. 2 Chr. 30.2,3,16.
Neglect of, punished. Num. 9.13. Eooms
lent for, Luk. 22.11,12, A prisoner released
at, bytheEomans,Mat. 27.16, Luk. 23.16,17,
Lord's Supper instituted at. Mat, 26,26-28,
Christ cmcified durmg, Jno. 18.28. The Sab
bath occurring during the feast, called a high
day, Jno. 19.31. lUustrative, 1 Cor. 6.7,8.
Kept on leaving Egypt, Ex. 12.28,60. Heb.
11.28. In the wilderness, Num. 9.3-5. On
entering Canaan, Jos. 6.10,11, By Hezekiah,
2Clhr.30.1, ByJosiah,2Kin, 23.22,23. 2C'hr.
36.1.18. After retum from captivity, Ezr.
6.19,20. By Christ, Mat. 26.17-20. Lnk. 22.16,
Jno, 2.13,23.
FEAST OF Pentecost (Pentecost signifles
the flftieth). Held on the 60th day after offer
ing the flrst sheaf of barley haivest. Lev.
23.16,16. Deu. 16.9 (that is, 60 days after the
Passover), compare Lev. 23.10-14 with Jos.
5.10,11 ; hence caUed feast of weeks (that is, a
week multipUed by a week, 7 times 7), Ex.
34.22. Deu. 16.10. CaUed feast of harvest.
Ex, 23. 16. Day of the first-fruits. Num. 28, 26.
Dayof Pentecost, Act. 2.1, Act. 20.16. ICor.
16.8. FirsHraits of bread offered at. Lev, 23.17,
Num. 15.19,20. Sacriflces at. Lev. 23.18,19,
Num, 28.27-31. Celebrated by a holy convo
cation, with rejoicing and thanksgiving. Lev.
23.21. Num. 28.26. Deu. 16.10,12. The law
given at, on the 3d or 4th day of the 3d month
(that is, 50 days from the Passover), Ex.
19.1,16. The Holy Ghost given on the 1st day
of. Act. 2.
 OF PURIM (that is, Lots) instituted
by Mordecai to commemorate the Jews' deU
verance from Haman's plots. Est, 9.20-32 with
Est. 3.7-16.
 OF Tabernacles or Ingather-
raa. Commemorative of the sojoum of Israel
In the Desert, Lev. 23.48. Was held after the
vintage and harvest, Deu. 16.13. Ex. 23.16,
Began on the 16th of the 7th month. Lev.
23,34,39. Kept idolatrously by Jeroboam at
Bethel in the 8th month, 1 Kin. 12.32.
Lasted 7 days. Num. 29.12. Deu. 16.13,16,

FIRE
First and eighth days holy convocations. Lev,
23,39. Num. 29.12,36, Jno, 7,37. The people
dwelt in booths 7 days. Lev. 23.40-43. Neh,
8.15,16, Neglect of this rule, Neh. 8.17,
Sacriflces offered daUy on, Lev, 23.86,37.
Nnm. 29.13-39. Celebrated with joy. Lev,
23,40. Deu. 16,14,16. The law pubUcly read
at, every seventh or Sabbatical year, Deu.
31.10-12. Neh. 8.18, Kept at the dedication
of the temple, 1 Kin, 8.2,66, After the cap
tivity, Ezr. 3.4. Neh. 8.14-18. By Christ,
Jno. 7,2,14.
FEAST OF Trumpets. Celebrated on the
1st day of 7th month by blowing trumpets.
Lev. 23.24. Num. 29.1. Sacrifices on. Num.
29.2-6. Work forbidden on. Lev. 23.24,26.
FEET, sitting at, as disciples, Deu, 33,3.
Lnk, 10.39. Act. 22.3. See Ablution.
FELIX, a Eoman govemor in Judea. Paul
brought before him at Cesarea, Act. 23.24-36.
Act, 24. He trembles at Paul's reasoning,
Act. 24.26. Keeps him bound for two years.
Act. 24.26,27. Act. 25.14.
FENCE Wall, Hedge, Gen. 49.22, Num.
22.24. Psa. 62.3, Ecc. 10.8, Song 4.12.
Isa. 5.2,6, Nah. 3.17. Mat. 21.33. Of stone.
Pro. 24.30,31, Mic. 7.11. Of thorns. Pro.
16.19. Hos. 2.6.
FERRET, Lev. 11.30.
FERRY-BOAT, 2 Sam. 19.18.
FESTIVALS. See Feasts.
FESTHS, or PoRoins Festus, Eonu^i
govemor in Judea. Succeeds Felix, Act. 24.27,
Trial of Paul by. Act. 26. Act. 26.
FETTERS, 2 Chr. 33.11. 2 Chr. 36.6,
Mar, 6.4. Of brass, Jud. 16.21. 2 Kin. 25.7.
Of iron, Psa. 149.8. For the feet, 2 Sam, 3.34,
Psa, 105.18. See Chains,
FEVER, or Ague, Lev, 26.16, Deu. 28.22,
Mat, 8,14,
FIDELITY TO God, See Decision-
Zeal — Persecution,
FIG. In Canaan, Num. 13.23. Deu. 8.8.
In Egypt, Psa. 106.33. Its leaves. Gen. 3.7.
Mat. 24.32. Jno. 1.48,50. Fruit, Jud. 9.11.
Hos. 9.10, 1 Sam. 26.18, Neh. 13,15. Nai.
3.12. Dried, 1 Sam. 30.12. WUd, Amos 7,14
{marg.) Jer. 29.17, Miracles connected with,
Isa, 38,21, 2 Kin, 20.7. Mar. 11.12-14,20,21,
Parablea of, Jer. 24.2. Luk. 13.0-9. Luk.
21.29-31. lUustrative, 1 Kin, 4,26. Eev. 6.13.
See SroOMORE.
FILE, 1 Sam. 18.21,
FINES, See Punishments,
FINGER-BREADTH, a measure, 4 equal
to 3 inches, Jer. 52,21,
FIR-TREE, Psa, 104.17. Isa. 41.19, Isa,
66 13. Hos. 14.8. Wood of, used in the
temple, 1 Kin, 6.15.34. In houses. Song 1.17.
Forships, Eze. 27.6. Pormusical instmments,
2 Sam. 6.6.
FIRE lUustrativeand symboUcal, Ex, 3.2
Ex, 19.18, Deu. 4.24, Eze, 1.4, Eev. 1.14,
Psa 18.8. Jer. 48.45. Mai. 3.2. Mat. 3.11.
Act. 2.3. Psa. 104.4. Deu. 32.22. Isa. 33.14.
Mar. 9,44. Eev, 20.9, Eev, 21,8. Jer. 23.29
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FIRE
Luk. 12,49. Obad. 18. Isa. 50.11. Pro.
16.27. FIRE, Sacred, Lev. 9.24 with Lev. 19.1.
Jud. 6.21. Jud. 13.19,20, 2 Chr. 7.1. IKin,
18.38, Seo Gen. 4.4. Gen. 16.17.
FIREBRAND. lUustrative, Amos 4,11.
Zee, 3.2. See Lamp.
FIRE-PANS of the tabemade and temple,
Ex. 38,3. 2 Kin. 25.15.
FIRKIN (Gr. metretes), about 8 galls.,
Jno. 2.6.
FIRMAMENT, or Espakbe {the air and
sky). Gen. 1.6-8,14-17,20, Paa, 19,1, Eze,
1.23-26. FIRST-BORN, The, Burthright of. Gen,
25.31, Heb. 12.10. Gen. 27.29,35-37. Gen.
43.33. Gen. 43.13-18. Gen. 49.3. Set aside,
examples of: Esau, Gen. 25.23,33. Gen.
27.36-37. Rora. 9.12,13, Manasseh, Gen.
48.15-20. Reuben, 1 Chr. 5.1,2, Adonijah,
1 Km. 2.15. Hosah's son, 1 Chr. 26.10.
See Inheritance.
Of Egyptians slain. Ex, 11.6, Ex, 12.12,29.
Ex. 13.15 ; and buried. Num. 33.4. Of kings,
succeeded to the throne, 2 Kin. 3.27. 2 Chr.
21.3. Sacrificed to idols, 2 Kin. 3.27. Mic.
6.7. Daughters married before the younger,
Gen. 29.26,
Of man and beast (males) dedicated to God
to commemorate the passing over of the firsts
bom of Israel, Ex. 13.2,12. Ex. 22.29,30.
Ex. 34.19. Lev. 27.26. Num. 3,13. Num.
8.17. Deu. 15.19. Neh. 10.36.
Sons to be presented to Grod, Neh. 10,36,
Luk, 2.22,23, To be redeemed. Ex, 34.20,
Nura. 18,15 ; by the Levites being taken in
their roora, Nura. 3.12,40-45. Num. 8.16-18 ;
by money, 6 shekels for each of the 273 more
than the nuraber of Levites, the price being
given to the priests, Nura. 3.40-50. Num.
18.16. Of clean animals, to be sacrificed when
7 days old as a thank-ofi'ering, Ex. 34.19.
Lev. 22.27, Lev. 27.26. Num, 18,17, Deu.
15.19-22. Neh, 10,36. Of unclean animals
to be redeemed. Lev. 27.27. Num. 18.15,16.
Bustling of the ass to be redeeraed with a
larab, or its neck to be broken. Ex, 13,13.
Ex, 34,20,
First-bom, besides its ordinary raeaning, is
a term of honour. Compare Ex. 4,22- Jer,
31.9. Col. 1.15. Psa. 89.27. Heb. L6. xtom.
8.29. Rt"'^. 1,6. Heb, 12.23.
FIRST-FRUITS consisted of the first ripe
fruits and com, the first produce of oU and
wine and fleece, Ex. 22,29. Num. 18.12. Deu.
18.4, 2 Chr. 33,6, Neh. 10.36,37,39; the
fruit of trees in the 4th year. Lev. 19.24.
Required to be the best of their kind, Num.
18.12. A sheaf presented as a wave-offering on
15th Nisan (the morrow after the Sabbath),
Lev. 23.10-14. Two wave loaves at Pentecost,
Lev. 23.17. Dough as a heave-offering. Num.
15.20. Neh. 10.37. Eze. 44.30. Not to be
bomed, Lev. 2.12.
To be brought to God's house, Ex. 22.29.
Ex. 23,19. Ex. 34.26. Deu. 26.2. With con
fession and thanksgiving, Deu. 26.3-10. Given
to the priests. Lev. 23.20. Nura. 18.12,13,
Deu. 18,3-5 ; and to prophets, 2 Kin. 4.42
168

FLATTERY
FISHES. Clean and unclean. Lev. 11.9-12.
Deu. 14.9,10. See Leviathan — WHAiijE.
Taken with nets or drags, Ecc. 9,12. Hab.
1.14.17. Mat. 4.21. Luk. 6.2-6. Jno. 21.6-8.
Hooks, Isa. 19.8. Amos 4.2. Mat. 17,27,
Spears, Job 41,7.
Artificial pools for, Song 7.4. Isa. 19.10. In
Egypt, Num. 11.5 ; and Palestine, Neh. 13.16,
Jno. 21.13. A great fish swaUows Jonah,
Jon. 1.17. Jon. 2. Mat. 12.40. Miracles of
Christ connected with. Mat. 14,19. Mat. 16,36.
Mat. 17.27. Luk, 5.6. Jno. 21.6,11.
FISHERMEN, some of the apostles were.
Mat. 4.18-21. Jno, 21.2.
FITCH, or Vetch. Isa. 28.25,27. Eze. 4.9.
FLAG (Buhnsh), Ex. 2.3,5. Job8.ll. Isa.
19.6. Jon. 2.6,
FLAGON, signifying raisin cake, Hos, 3.1
{marg.). 2 Sam. 6.19. Song 2.5.
FLATTERY. Job 17,6. He that speaketh
flattery to his friends, even the eyes of his
chUdren shall faU.
Job 32.21. Neither let me give flattering
titles unto man, 22. For I know not to give
flattering titles ; in so doiTig my maker would
soon take me away.
Psa. 12.2. They speak vanity every one
with his neighbour : ivith flattering Ups, and
with a double heart, do they spe^. 3. The
Lord shaU cut off aU flattering Ups. Psa. 6,9.
Psa, 49,13. This their way is their foUy:
yet their posterity approve their sayings.
18. Men wiU praise thee, when thou doest weU
to thyself. Pro. 6.24.
Pro, 7,21. "With her much fair speech she
caused him to yield, with the fiattering of her
lips she forced hira. 22, He goeth after her
straightway, as an ox goeth to the slaughter.
Pro. 14,20. The rich hath many friends.
Pro. 19,4. Wealth maketh many friends.
6, Many wiU entreat the favour of the prince :
and every man is a friend to him that giveth
gifts. Pro, 20.19. Meddle not with him that flat
tereth with his Ups.
Pro. 22. 16. He that giveth to the rich, shall
surely come to want.
Pro. 24.24. He that saith unto the wicked.
Thou art righteous ; him shall the people
curse, nations shaU abhor him.
Pro. 25,26, A righteous man faUing down
before the wicked is as a troubled fountain,
and a corrupt spring.
Pro, 26.28. A flattering raouth worketh
ruin. Pro. 28.23. He that rebuketh a man after
wards shaU find more favour than he that
flattereth with the tongue.
Pro. 29.6. A man that flattereth his neigh
bour spreadeth a net for his feet.
Dan. 11.21. He shaU corae in peaceably, and
obtain the kingdom by flatteries. 34. Many
shall cleave to them with flatteries.
Luk. 6.26. Woe unto you, when all men
shaU speak weU of you 1 for so did their fathers
to the false prophets.
Gal. 1.10, Do I seek to please men? for if
I yet pleased men, I should not be the servant
of Christ.
Eph, 6.6. Not with eye-service, as men-
pleasers. IThe, 2,4. Even so we speak, not as pleaslnjj

ELA3.
men, but God, wliich trieth our hearts.
6. For neither at any time used we flattering
words, as ye know, nor a cloak of covetous
ness ; God is witness : 6, Nor of men sought
we glory, neither of you, nor yet of others,
Jude 16, Their mouth speaketh great sweU
ing words, having men's persons in admira
tion because of advantage.
Flattery, Examples of : Jacob, Gen.
S3.10. Mephibosheth, 2 Sara. 9,8, Woraan
of Tekoah, 2 Sara. 14.17. Absalom, 2 Sam.
16.2-6. Israel and Judah, 2 Sam, 19,41-43,
Ahab, 1 Kin. 20,4. False prophets, 1 Kin.
22.13, Job's friends. Job 29.6.26. Darius'
courtiers, Dan. 6.7. Herodians, Luk. 20,21,
Tyrians, Act. 12.22,
FLAX, Jud, 15,14. Grown m Egypt, Ex.
9.31. Palestine, Jos. 2.6. Made into cord.
Est. 1.6. Eze. 40,3. Woven into Unen, Pro.
31.13. Isa. 19.9. Hos. 2.6,9. lUustrative,
Mat. 12.20, See Linen.
FLEA, 1 Sam. 24.14. 1 Sam. 26.20.
FLESH, signifying the body. Gen. 2.21.
Job 19.26. Psa. 16.9. Mat. 26.41. The
mortality of the body, Gen. 6.3. 2 Chr. 32,8,
Mankind, Gen. 6.12. Num. 16.22. AU Uving
beings. Gen. 7.15. Blood relations. Gen, 29.14,
Gen. 37.27. lUustrative, Eze. 36.26. Jno.
8.15. Rom. 7.25, Rom. 8.3. Eph. 2.3, Jno.
6.51-63. FLESH-HOOKS belonging to the brazen
altar, Ex. 27.3. Ex. 38.3. Num. 4.14. ISam.
2.13,14. Of the teraple, golden, 1 Chr. 28.17.
Of brass, 2 Chr, 4.16.
FLIES, Eccl, 10,1, Plague of, in Egypt,
Ex, 8.21-31, Psa. 78,45, Psa, 105.31. Ulus
trative, Isa. 7.18.
FLINT, Deu. 8.15. Deu. 32,13. Psa. 114.8.
Isa. 50.7.
FLOOD, The, history of, Gen. c. 6 to 8.
Job 22.16. Psa. 90.6. Mat. 24.38. Luk.
17.26,27. Heb. 11,7. 1 Pet. 3,20, 2 Pet. 2.5,
Promise it should not retum. Gen, 8,20-21.
Isa. 54.9.
FLOUR. See Wheat — ^Bahlet — Offer
ing, Meat-offering.
FLOWERS. See Plants.
FLUTE, Dan, 3.5,7,10,15, See Okgan—
Pipe. FOOD. Before the flood. Gen. 1.29. Gen.
2.9,16. Gen. 3.17-19. After the flood, Gen.
9.3. Unclean animals forbidden to the Israel
ites, Lev, 11, Deu, 14 ; and animals that
died, Ex. 22.31. Lev. 17.16. See Blood-
Fat. Rules regarding raeat offered to idols,
Act. 15.29. ICor, 10.25-33. AU kinds of food
lawful, Rora. 14.14,20,21. 1 Cor. 8.8. 1 Cor.
10.30. ITira, 4.3-5.
Kinds of, see Almond, Apple, Barley,
Bean, Bread, Broth, Butter, Cheese,
, Corn, Cucumber, Date, Fig, Fishes,
Honey, Leeks, Lentiles, Mallows, Man
drake, Manna, Melon, Milk, Millet,
Mulberry, Nuts, Oil, Onion, Pannag,
Pomegranate, Pulse, Raisins, Rye, Salt,
ViNEG AU, Wheat, Wine. See also Feasts —
Prayer at Meals — God's Goodness in
Providence. FORDS, Of Jordan, Jos, 2.7. Jud, 3.28.
Jud, 12.5,6. Of Jabbok, Gen, 32,22. Of
Araon, Isa, 16 2, Of the Euphrates, Jer, 61. S2,

F0RGIVE2?rESS
FOREIGNERS. See STRANGiata
FORERUNNER, narae of Christ, Heb. 6.20,
FORESTS. See Palestine, woods of,
FORGETTING GOD. See Godlessness
— Backsliding — Prayerlessness.
FORGIVENESS of Enemies. Ex. 23.4.
If thou meet thine enemy's ox or his ass going
astray, thou shalt surely bring it back to him
again. 5. If thou see the ass of hira that
hateth thee lying under his burden, and
wouldest forbear to help hira, thou shalt surely
help vrith him.
Pro, 19,11, The discretion of a man defer
reth his anger ; and ii is his glory to pass over
a transgression. Pro, 24.17. Rejoice not when thine enemy
faUeth, and let not thine heart be glad when
he sturableth. 29. Say not, I wiU do so to
hUn as he hath done to me : I wUl render to
the man according to his work.
Pro. 25.21. If thine enemy be hungry, give
him bread to eat ; and if he be thu'sty, give
Tn'm water to drink : 22. For thou shalt heap
coals of fire upon his head, and the Lord shall
reward thee. Rom. 12.20.
Ecc. 7,21. Take no heed unto aU words
that are spoken ; lest thou hear thy servant
curse thee.
Mat. 6.7- Blessed are the merciful : for
they shaU obtain mercy. 39. Resist not evU :
but whosoever shaU smite thee on thy right
cheek, tum to hira the other also. 40. And
if any raan wiU sue thee at the law, and take
away thy coat, let hira have thy cloak also.
41. And whosoever. shaU corapel thee to go a
raUe, go with hira twain.
Mat. 5.43. It hath been said, Thou shalt
love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy.
44. But I say unto you. Love your enemies,
bless them that curse you, do good to them
that hate you, and pray for them which
despitefully use you, and persecute you;
45. That ye may be the chUdren of yomiFather
wliich is in heaven : for he maketh his sun to
rise on the evU and on the good, and sendeth
rain on the just and on the imjust, 46. For
if ye love them which love you, what reward
have ye ? do not even the pubUCans the same ?
V. 47,48. Luk. 6.27-34.
Mat. 6.12. Forgive us our debts, as we for
give our debtors. 14. If ye forgive raen their
trespasses, your heavenly Father wiU also for
give you: 16. But if ye forgive not men
their trespasses, neither vriU your Father for
give your trespasses.
Mat. 18.32. O thou wicked servant, I for
gave thee aU that debt, because thou desiredst
rae : 33. Shouldest not thou also have had
compassion on thy feUow-servant, even as I
had pity on thee ? 34. And his lord was wroth,
and deUvered him to the tormentors, tUl he
should pay aU that was due unto him. 35. So
likewise shaU my heavenly Father do also unto
you, if ye from your hearts forgive not every
one his brother their trespasses.
Mar. 11.25. When ye stand praying, for
give, if ye have ought against any : that your
Father also which is in heaven raay forgive
you. V. 26.
Luk. 6.35. Love ye your eneraies, and do
good, and lend, hoping for nothing again ; and
your reward shaU be great, and ye shaU be the
chUdren of the Highest : for he is kind untc
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the unthftukful and to the evU. 36. Be ye
therefore merciful, as your Father also is mer
ciful. 37, Condemn not, and ye shaU not be
condemned : forgive, and ye shaU be forgiven.
Luk. 17,3. If thy brother trespass against
thee, rebuke him ; and if he repent, forgive
him, 4. And if he trespass against thee seven
times in a day, and seven times in a day tum
again to thee, saying, I repent; thou shalt
forgive hira. Mat, 18.21,22.
Rora. 12.14. Bless them which persecute
you : bless, and curse not. 17. Recompense
to no man evU for evU. 19. Avenge not your
selves, but rather give place unto vn-ath : for
it is written. Vengeance is raine ; I wiU repay,
saith the Lord. 21. Be not overcorae of evil,
but overcome evU with good.
1 Cor. 4.12. Being revUed, we bless ; being
persecuted, we suffer it : 13. Being defamed,
we entreat.
Eph. 4.32, Be ye kind one to another, ten
derhearted, forgiving one another, even as God
for Oirist's sake hath forgiven you.
Col, 3.13. Forbearing one another, and for
giving one another, if any man have a quarrel
against any: even as Christ forgave you, so
also do ye.
Philm. 10, I beseech thee for my son Onesi-
mus, 18. If he hath vrronged thee, or oweth
thee ought, put that on mine account.
1 Pet. 3.9. Not rendering evil for evU, or
railing for raUing : but contrariwise blessing ;
knowing that ye are thereunto caUed, that ye.
should inherit a blessing.
Forgiveness of Enemies, Examples of :
Joseph, Gen, 45.5-15. Gen, 50.19-21. Moses,
Num. 12.1,13. David, ISam. 24.10-12. ISam.
26.9-23. 2 Sam. 1.14-17. 2 Sam. 2.4-6. 2 Sam.
16.9-13. 2Sam. 19.19-23. Psa. 7.4. Solomon,
1 Kin. 1.53, See Malice — Meekness.
FORGIVENESS of Enemies, Prayer
FOR. Luk. 23.34. Then said Jesus, Father,
forgive them ; for they know not what they do.
Act. 7. 60, He kneeled down, and cried with
a loud voice, Lord, lay not this sin to their
charge, 2 Tim. 4.16. AU men forsook me: I pray
God that it may not be laid to their charge.
FORGIVENESS of Sin. See Pardon-
God's Meroy — Christ, pardon from.
FORK, 1 Sam, 13.21.
FORMALISM. See Privileges— Works
— Self-rig bteousness.
FORNICATION. See Adultery.
FORT, Fortress, Castle, Stonghold,
Tower. Towers and castles in cities, Jud.
8.17. 1 Chr. 11.7. 2 Chr. 26.15, Isa. 25.12.
On city-waUs, see Jerusalem, towers of —
CrriEa. Watch-towers, 2 Kin, 9.17. Isa.
21 6 Isa 32 14
in the desert, 2 Chr. 26,10. Forts buUt in
besieging a city, 2 Kin. 25.1. Eze. 17.17.
Eze. 26.8; of wood, Deu. 20.19,20. Natural
caves among rocks, Jud. 6.2. 1 Sam. 23.29,
Isa 33.16, Illustrative, Psa, 71,3. Psa. 144.2.
Nah. 1.7.
FORTUNATUS, a Corinthian Christian,
visits Paul at Ephesus, and returns bearing
Paul's epistle, 1 Cor. 16.17,18.
FORTY- Peculiar occurrences of the nura-
berforty. 40 days' rain at the flood. Gen 7.17.
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FRIENDSHIP
Noah sends out the raven after 40 days. Gen.
8.6. 40 days embalming. Gen. 50 8. Manna
and wandering in the wUdemess 40 years,
Num. 14.34 Ex. 16.35.
Moses in the Mount 40 days, Ex. 24.18- Ex.
34.28. Deu. 9.9,25. Spies searched the land
40 days. Num. 13.26. 40 stripes asapunian-
raent, Deu. 25.3. Peace lasted 40 years, Jud.
3.11. Jud. 6.31. Jud. 8.28, EUjah fasted
4C days, 1 Kin. 19.8 ; and Christ, Mat. 4.2,
40 days' warning to Nineveh, Jon. 3.4. Sym
boUcal, Eze. 4.6. Eze. 29.11, Christ, Act. l.Bi
FOUNDATIONS of Buildings, 1 Kin.
6.17. 1 Kin. 7.9, Ezr. 4.12. Ezr. 6.3. Jer.
61.26. Luk, 6.48,49. Act. 16.26. lUustra
tive, Psa. 87,1. Isa. 28.16. Isa. 48.13. Rom.
15.20. 1 Cor, 3.11. Eph. 2.20. 1 Tim. 6.19.
Heb. 6.1. Rev. 21.14. See Corner-stone.
FOUNDING OF Metals, Jud. 17.4. Isa.
41.7 {Tnarg.). Jer. 6.29. Jer. 10.9,14. See
Brass —Gold— Iron— Silver— Furnace.
FOUNTAIN. Illustrative, Psa, 36.9. Jer.
2,13, Zee, 13.1. Rev. 7,17. Pro. 25,26, Jer,
6.7. SymboUcal, Rev. 8.10, Rev. 16.4. See
Wells. FOWLS. See Birds,
FOX, Psa. 63.10. Luk. 9.68. Sarason'suse
of, against the PhiUstines, Jud. 15.4. Illus
trative, Eze. 13.4. Luk. 13.32.
FRANKINCENSE, Song 4.6,14. Used m
the sacred anointing oil, Ex. 30.34, Put on
the shewbread. Lev. 24.7 ; and on meat-offer
ings. Lev. 2.1,2,15,16. Lev. 6.15. Neh. 13.9.
Forbidden with meat-offering when brought
as a sin-offering. Lev. 6.11 ; or jealousy-offer
ing, Num. 5.16. Used as a perfume, Song3.6.
Translated incense, Isa. 43. 23. Isa. 60. 6. Isa.
66.3. Jer. 6.20,
FRAUD. See Dishonesty.
FRIENDSHIP, Deu, 13.6. Thy friend
wliich is as thine own soul.
Pro. 17.17, A friend loveth at aU times,
and a brother is bom for adversity.
Pro, 18,24, A man that hath friends must
shew hiraself. friendly: and there is a friend
that sticketh closer than a brother.
Pro. 25.17. Withdraw thy foot frora thy
neighbour's house ; lest he be weary of thee,
and so hate thee.
Pro, 27,9. Ointment and perfume rejoice
the heart : so doth the sweetness of a man's
friend by hearty counsel, 10. Thine own
friend, and thy father's friend, forsake not ;
neither go into thy brother's house in the day
of thy calamity : for better is a neighbour that
is near than a brother far off. 17. Iron sharp-
eneth iron ; so a man sharpeneth the counte
nance of his friend, 19, As in water face
answerefh to face, so the heart of man to man.
Ecc. 4.9. Two are better than one ; because
they have a good reward for their labour.
10. For if they faU, the one wUl Uft up his
feUow : but woe to him that is alone when he
faUeth ; for he hath not another to help him
up. 11. Again, if two Ue togather, then they
have heat : but how can one be warm alone?
12. And if one prevaU against him, two shall
withstand him ; a-nd a threefold cord is not
quicldy broken.
I'riendship. Examples of: Ruth and
Naomi. RutJi 1,16,17. David and Jonathan

FRIENDS
ISam. 18.1-4. ISam, 19.2-6. 1 Sam. 20.14-17.
2 Sam. 1.26. 2 Sam. 9.1-13. David and
Nahash, 2 Sam. 10.2. David and Hiram,
1 Kin. 5.1, David and Hushai, 2 Sam, 16-16.
Paul and Epaphroditus, Philm. 2.26,30. Paul
and Titus, 2 Cor. 2.13. Paul and Timothy,
2 Tun. 1.2.
FKIENDS, False. S6eHTPO0EisT,p.239.
FRINGES, the Jews commanded to make,
on their garments, Deu, 22.12, A blue rib-
band used for. Num. 16.38-41. The Pharisees
made broad. Mat. 23.6.
FB06S, plague of, in Egypt, Ex. 8.2-14.
Psa. 78,46. Psa. 106.30. SymboUcal, Eev.
16,13. FEONTLETS, See Phylacteries,
FEUIT. Dlustrative, Pro. 8.19. Pro. 10,16.
Pro. 11.30. Pro. 12.14. Psa. 132.11. Mat.
7.16. Gal. 6,22. Eph. 6.9. Heb. 13.16.
FEUIT-TEEES. See Plajjts— Agrioul-
rUBE — ^VlNET AJRDS .
FEYING-PAN, Lev. 2.7. Lev. 7.9.
FULLEE (Bleacher), MaL 3.2. Mar. 9.3.
FUNERALS. See Bitbial — Mournino.
FURLONG (Gr. stadias), about the 9th of
an EngUsh mUe, Luk. 24.13. Jno. 11.18.
Eev. 21.16.
FURNACE or Ovek, Gen, 16.17, Neh.
3,11, Of iron, 1 Kin, 8.61. Of earth, Psa.
12.6. Used for baking, Lev. 2.4. Lev. 7.9.
Lev. 11.36. Lev. 26.26. Hos. 7.4. For melt
ing sUver, Eze. 22.22. Mai. 3.3; and gold,
Pro. 17.3; and lead and tin, Eze. 22.20. Sha
drach, &c., cast into, Dan. 3.6-26. Illustra
tive, Deu. 4.20. Psa. 21,9, Isa. 31.9. Lam.
5.10. Hos. 7.6,7. Mai. 4.1. Mat. 6.30.
Mat. 13.42. G
6AAL, makes himself ruler of the Shechem
ltes, defeated by Ahimelech, J'ud. 9.26-41,
6AASH, a hiU of Mount Ephraim, where
Joshua was buried, Jos. 24,30, Jud. 2.9.
2 Sam. 23.30.
GABBATHA, or Pavement, a place out
side the judgment-haU, where the Jews re
mained during Christ's trial, and in which
Pilate passed sentence on him, Jno. 19.13 with
Jno. 18.28,29,38,
GABRIEL, the angel who appeared to
Daniel, Dan. 8.16-18. Dan. 9.21-23. Zaeha-
rias, Luk. 1.11-19. Mary, Lnk. 1,26-29,
GAD, sonof JacobandZUpah, Gen. 30.10,11.
Gen 36.26. His children. Gen. 46.16. Blessed
by Jacob, Gen. 49.19.
 , Tribe or. Numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1.14,24,26 ; and in the plains of Moab,
Num, 26.16-18. In Jotham's days, 1 Chr.
5.11-17. Encamped south of the tabernacle,
and marched under the standard of Eeuben,
Num, 2.10,14,16. Num. 10.18-20.
Blessing of Moses on, Deu. 33.20,21. Pos
sessed much cattle. Num. 32.1. Inheritance
east of Jordan, Num. 32. Deu. 3.12,16. Deu.
29.8. Jos. 13.8,24-28. Jos. 18.7. Jos. 22.9.
1 Chr. 6.11. Assisted the other tribes to con-
qner the Canaanites, Num. 32.16-32. Jos.
I 12-18. Jos. 4.12,13. Jos. 22.1-8.

GALILEAN
BuUt an altar of witness caUed Ed, Jos.
22,10-34. Many joined David at ZUdag and
Hebron, 1 Chr, 12.8-15,37,38, With the Eeu
benites conquered the Hagarites in the time
of Saul, 1 Chr. 6.10,18-22. Conquered by
Hazael, king of Syria, 2 Kin. 10.32,33. Taken
captive hy Assyrians, 1 Chr. 6.26. Land of,
seized hythe Ammonites, Jer, 49 1. For what
is common to the tribes, see Israelites,
tribes of.
GAD, David's seer, 2 Sam. 24.11. Bids
David leave Adnllam, 1 Sam. 22.5. Eeproves
David for numbering the people, 2 Sam.
24.11-14. 1 Chr. 21.9-13. Bids hun buUd an
altar on the threshing-floor of Oman, 2 Sam,
24.18,19. 1 Chr. 21.18,19. Assists David in
arranging the temple service, 2 Chr. 29.25.
His writings, 1 Chr. 29.29.
GADARENES, or GEBaxsxNES, Christ
casts out a legion of devils in their country ;
they ask him to depart, Mar. 6,1-19. Mat.
8.28-34. GAIUS, a Macedonian, Act. 19,29. Bap
tized at Corinth, 1 Cor. 1. 14. Resides in Derbe,
Act. 20.4. A companion of Paul, seized by
the Ephesians, Act, 19.29. Accompanies Paul
to Macedonia, Act. 20.4. TTis hospitality at
Eome, Eom, 16.23. His piety, 3 Jno. 1.
GALATIA, a province of Asia Minor, 1 Pet.
1,1. The churches in, visited by Paul, Act.
16.6. Act. 18.23. Collection for the saints at
Jerusalem, 1 Cor. 16.1. Paul's epistle to
Galatians. GALBANUM, a spice used in the sacred
anointing oil, Ex. 30.34.
GALEED, or Mizpeb {witness), the heap of
stones raised by Jacob and Laban as witness
of their covenant. Gen. 31.47,49.
GALILEE, a district of NaphtaU, Jos. 20.7.
Jos. 21.32. 2Kin. 16.29. IChr. 6.76. Hiram
obtains 20 cities in, 1 Kin. 9.11. CaUed GaUlee
of the nations, Isa. 9.1, Mat. 4,15.
 , in the New Testament signifles the
northem of the three divisions of Palestine,
Herod tetrarch of, Luk, 3.1. Mar. 6.21. Luk.
23.6,7, Christ resides in. Mat. 17.22. Mat.
19.1. Jno. 7.1,9.
Christ's teaching and miraeles in. Mat.
4.23,26. Mat. 15.29-31. Mar. 1.14,28,39.
Mar. 3.7. Luk. 4.14,44. Luk. 5.17. Luk.
23.6. Jno. 1.43. Jno. 4.3,43-46. Act. 10.37.
See towns of Bethsaida, Cana, Capernaxjm,
Chorazin, Deoapoub, Nazareth.
Disciples were chiefly from. Act. 1,11. Act.
2.7. Women from, ministered to Christ, Mat,
27.55,66, Mar. 16.41. Luk. 23.49,66. Christ
appeared to his disciples in, after his resur
rection. Mat. 26.32. Mat. 28.7,10,16,17, Mar.
14.28. Mar. 16.7. Jno. 21. Churches in, Act.
9.31. Dialect of. Mar. 14.70.
GALILEE, Sea of, called the Sea of Tibe
rias, Jno. 21.1. Lake of Gennesareth, Luk.
6.1. Sea of Cinnereth, Num. 34.11. Jos.
13.27. Disciples caUed by Jesus on the shore
of. Mat. 4.18-22. Jesus teaches from a ship
on, Mat. 13.1,3. Miracles of Christ on, Mat.
8.24-32. Mat. 14.22-33. Mat. 17.27. Jno. 21.
GALILEAN, a term of reproach, Jno,
7.41,62. AppUedtoChrist, Mat. 26.69; andhii
disciples. Mar. 14.70. Liik. 22.69. 161

GALILEANS
GALILEANS, Jewish insurgents, led by
Judas, and massacred by PUate, Luk. 13.1,2
with Act. 6.37.
GALL or Bile, Job 16.13, Job 20.14,26.
Another word is also translated gall, it is a
bitter plant, Deu. 29,18. Psa, 69.21. Mat. 27.
34. Translated hemlock, Hos. 10.4. Spoken
of asps. Job 20.16. Deu. 32.33. lUustrative,
Act. 8.23.
GALLIC, pro-consul of Achaia, dismisses
the accusation of the Jews against Paul, Act
18.12-17. GALLOWS, Est, 6.14. Est. 6.4. Est. 7.9,10.
Est, 9.13,26. Translated tree, Jos. 8.29. Jos.
10.26. Est. 2.23.
GAMALIEL, a member of the Sanhedrim ;
his speech, Act. 5.33-40. Paul's teacher. Act.
22.3. GAMES, with birds. Job 41.6. Sword-play,
2 Sam. 2,14. AUusions to, ICor. 9.26. 2 Tim.
4.7. PhU. 3.14. Heb. 12.1. Pightmg with
wUd beasts, 1 Cor. 16.32, 1 Cor. 4.9. Of chU
dren, Zee. 8.6. Mat, 11.16-17, See Music—
Dancing — Eace.
6AMMADIMS (brave warriors), Eze.
27,11, GARDEN, idolatrous rites in, Isa. 1.29.
Isa. 57.6. Hos. 4.13. See Vinetari) — Agbi-
OULTUBE, GAREB, a hiU near Jerusalem, Jer, 31.39.
GAELIC, a plant. Num. 11.6.
GAEMENT. See Dress.
GARNER. See Barn.
GARRISON, a camp or fortified place,
1 Sam. 14.1. 2 Sam. 23.14. Also the soldiers
of the camp, 1 Sam. 13.3. 2 Sam. 8.6.
GATES op Cities, construction of, 2 Sam.
18.24. Deu. 3.5. Jos. 6.26. ISam. 23.7. 2Chr.
8.5. Of Iron, Act. 12.10. Of wood, Neh.
1.3. Of brass, Psa. 107.16. Isa. 46.2. Two-
leaved, Isa. 46.1. Eze. 41.24. See Bars.
Places of pubUc resort. Gen. 19.1. 1 Sam. 4.18.
Psa. 69.12. Pro. 1.21. Jer. 17.19,20, Act.
14.13. Courts of Justice and Councils held at, Deu.
16.18. Deu. 21.19. Deu. 22.16. Deu. 26.7.
Jos. 20.4. 2 Sam. 15.2. 1 Kin. 22.1*. Jer.
38.7. Jer. 39.3. Zee. 8.16. Markets held at.
Gen. 23.10,16. Gen. 34.20. Euth 4.1. 2 Kin.
7.1,18. Proclamations at, Pro. 1.21, Pro. 8.3,
Jer. 7.2.
The law read, and public worship held at,
Neh. 8. Criminals punished at, Lev, 24.23.
Deu. 17.6. Jer. 20.2. Act. 7.68. Heb. 13.12,
Enemies' bodies exposed at, 2 Kin. 10.8 ; and
buried at, Jos. 8.29.
Carcase of sin-offering bumed outside of.
Lev. 4.12. Heb. 13.11-13. Shut at sunset,
Jos. 2.6,7. On the Sabbath, Neh. 13.19.
Kept by porters, 2 Km. 7.17, Neh. 13.19,22.
Of Gaza, carried away by Samson, Jud. 16.2,3.
lUustrative, Gen. 22.17. Mat. 16.18. Isa.
3.26, Isa. 60.11. Gate of death, Job 38.17.
Psa. 9.13. Of righteousness, Psa. 118.19.
Everlasting gate, Psa. 24.7. Strait gate. Mat.
7.1D. Symbolical, Eev. 21.12,13,21,26, See
Jerusalem, gates of.
GATH, one of the 6 chief cities of the Phi
listines, Jos. 18.3 1 Sam. 6.17. Amos 6.2.
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GENEALOGIRS
Mic. 1.10 Anakim, ancient inhabitants of,
Joa. 11.22. GoUath and his sons dwelt in,
1 &m. 17.4. 1 Chr. 20.6-8. Obed-edom be
longed to, 2 Sam. 6.10, The ark taken to,
1 Sam. 6.8,
David takes refuge at, with Achish the king,
1 Sam. 21.10-16, 1 Sam. 27.2-7. A band ot
Gittites under Ittai join David, 2 Sam. 16.18-22.
2 Sam. 18.2. Taken by David, 1 Chr, 18,1.
Shimei fetches his servants from, 1 Kin. 2.39-41.
Fortified hy Eehoboam, 2 Chr, 11.8. Taken
by Hazael, 2 Kin. 12.17, Recovered by Jehoash,
2 Kin. 13.25. Besieged by Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.6.
GATH, or Gittah-hepher, a city of Zebu-
Ion, Jos. 19.13. The birthplace of Jonah,
2 Km. 14.26.
GATH-RIMMON, acityof Dan, Jos, 19,45.
A Levitical city of refuge, Jos. 21.24,26. IChr.
6.69. GAZA, or A2ZAH, one of the five chief cities
of the Philistines, Jos. 18.3, Jer. 25.20. The
frontier of the Canaanites, Gen. 10.19. In
habited by the Avims, Deu, 2.23 ; and Ana
kims, Jos. 11.22. Given to Judah, Jos. 16.47.
Taken by Judah, Jud. 1.18.
Samson, feats of strength, imprisonment,
and destruction of himself and the people in,
Jud. 16.1-3,21-30. Possessed by Solomon,
1 Kin. 4.24. Taken by Pharaoh, Jer. 47.1,6.
Prophecies against, Amos 1.6,7. Zeph. 2.4.
Zee. 9.6.
 , Desert oF,PhiUpmetandbaptised
the Ethiopian eunuch in. Act. 8.26-39.
OEBA. See Gibeah.
6EBAL, Psa. 83.7. A Pheniclan town given
to Eeuben, Jos, 13.6, Stone-masons from,
IKin. 5.18 (marsf.). Shipbmldersin, Eze.27.9.
GEBIM, locality not known, Isa. 10.31.
GEDALIAH, Jewish govemor at Mizpeh,
appointedbyNebuchadnezzar, 2 Kin, 26.22-24.
Protects Jeremiah, Jer. 39.14. Jer. 40.6,6.
Warned against Ishmael, murdered by him,
Jer, 40. Jer. 41.1-10. 2 Kin. 26.26,26,
GEDEROTH, a town of Judah, Jos. 15.41.
Taken by the Philistines, 2 Chr. 28.18,
GEDOR, Valley of, taken by Simeonites,
1 Chr. 4.39,41.
GEHAZI, Elisha's servant. Is sent to lay
Elisha's staff onadead chUd, 2Kin. 4.12,29,31.
Is struck with leprosy for falsehood, 2 Kin.
5.20-27, Recounts to Joram the deeds of
Elisha, 2 Kin. 8.4,6.
GEMAEIAH, son of Shaphan, an officer of
Jehoiakim. Opposes the burning of Jere-
miah's roU, Jer. 36.10-26.
 , son of HUkiah, sent to Babylon
by Zedekiah, Carries Jeremiah's letter to the
captives, Jer, 29.3.
GENEALOGIES. Cam's descendants. Gen.
4.16-22. Adam to Noah, Gen. 6. lChr.1.1-4.
Noah's descendants. Gen, 10. 1 Chr. 1.4-23,
Shem to Abraham, Gen. 11,10-32. 1 Chr.
1.24-28. Nahoi's descendants, Gen. 22.20-24
Abraham and Keturah's descendants, Gen,
26.1-4. 1 Chr. 1.32,33.
Ishmael'sdescendants, Gen. 25,12-16. IChr,
1,29-31. Esau's descendants. Gen, 36, IChr,
1.36-64. Jacob's descendants. Gen. 36.23-26.
Ex. 1.6 Ex 6.14-27 Num.26 IChr. c 2-9.

OENEEOSITV
Pharez to David, Euth 4.18-22. Jews who
retumed from captivity, Ezr. 7.1-6. Ezr.
8.1-16. Neh. c. 7.11.12.
Abraham to Christ, Mat. 1. Adam to Christ,
Luk. 3.23-38. PubUc registers of, kept, 2 Chr.
12,16, Neh, 7.6. Tables of, lost, Neh. 7.64.
See Books.
GENEROSITY. See LrBEBAiiiY— Un
selfishness — Poor, kiitdness to.
GENNESARETH. See Galilee.
GENTILES. See Heathen— Greeks-
Salvation— Proselytes.
GERAH, the 20th part of a shekel, oi 12
grains, worth about three halfpence, Ex. 30.13.
Lev. 27.26,
GERAR, a city of the PhUistines, Gen.
10.19. Ahimelech, king of; Abraham and
Isaac dwelt in. Gen. 20.1. Gen. 26.6. Asa's
victory at, 2 Chr. 14.13,14.
 , Valley of. Gen, 26,17-22.
GERGESENES. See Gadarenes.
GERIZIM, a hUl in Ephraim from which
the blessings were pronounced, Deu. 11.29.
Deu. 27.12. Jos. 8.33. Jotham's address to
the Shechemltes on, Jud. 9.7. Samaritan
temple on, Jno. 4.20.
GERSHOM, eldest son of Moses, Ex. 2.22.
Ex. 18.3.
GEESHON, eldest son of Levi, and head
of the Gershonites, Gen, 46.11. Ex. 6.16.
Num. 3.17-26, 1 Chr, 6.1,16,17,20,21. See
Levites, ditisions of.
GESHEM, the Arabian, opposes Nehemiah
in buUding Jerusalem, Neh. 2.19. Neh. 6.1-6.
GESHUR, a district and town of Bashan.
Imperfectly conquered by Eeubenites, &c.,
Den. 3.14. Jos. 13.2,13. IChr. 2,23. Wasted
by David, 1 Sam. 27.8. Talmai, king of, his
daughter marries David, 2 Sam. 3.3. Absalom
flees to, 2 Sam. 13.37,38. 2 Sam. 16.8,
GETHSEMAHE, a garden in the vaUey of
Jehoshaphat, Often visited by Christ, Jno.
18.1,2. Christ's agony and betrayal in. Mat.
26.36-50. Mar. 14,32-46, Lnk. 22.39-49.
GEZER, Gazer, or Gob, The Canaanitish
king of, defeated by Joshua, Jos, 10.33, Jos.
12.12. ALeviticalcityof Ephraim but imper
fectly subdued, Jos. 16.3,10. Jud. 1.29. IChr.
7.28. Battle with Philistines at, 1 Chr. 20.4.
2 Sam. 21.18. Invaded by David, 1 Sam. 27,8.
Destroyed by Pharaoh and rebuilt by Solomon,
1 Kin. 9.16-17.
GIANTS, before the Flood, Gen. 6.4. Bee
Anakim, Emim, Goliath, Ishbi-benob,
Og, Eepbaiu. Zamzumuim.
GIBBETHOK, a Levitical city of Dan, Jos.
19.44, Jos, 21.23. Besieged by Israel whUe
possessed by Philistines, 1 Kin. 16.27. 1 Kin.
16.15,17. GIBEAH, Geba, or Gaba, a priestly city
of Benjamin, Jos. 18.24. Jos. 21.17. 1 Chr.
6.60. 1 Chr. 8.6. The N. boundary, 2 Kin.
23.8. Zee. 14.10. Destroyed by IsraeUtes for
the people's wickedness, Jud. 19,12-30, Jud,
20. Hos, 9.9. Hos. 10.9.
Saul's residence, 1 Sam. 10.26. 1 Sam. 16.34.
I Sam. 22,6. 1 Sam. 26,1. Jonathan defeats

GILEAD
the PhiUstines at, 1 Sam, 14. The ark in
Abinadab's house at, 2 Sam, 6.3 with 1 Sam,
7.1. Saul's sons hanged at, 2 Sam. 21,6.
EebuUt by Asa, 1 Km. 15. 22. Inhabited after
captivity, Ezr. 2.26.
GIBEON, a city of the Amorites, Jos, 10. 2
2 Sam. 21.2. Joshua entrapped into a treaty
with, Jos. 9. Inhabitants made hewers of
wood, Jos. 9.27. Joshua defeats the Amorites
near ; miracle of the sun standing still, Jos. 10
Isa. 28.21.
A priestly city of Benjamin, Jos. 18.26.
Jos. 21.17. The tabernacle at, and sacriflces
made at, 1 Km. 3.4. 1 Chr. 16.39. 1 Chr
21.29. 2Chr.l.3,13. David defeats Philistines
at,lChr, 14.16. Saul's slaughterof Gibeonites
punished, 2 Sam. 21.1-9.
Solomon's visions at, 1 Kin. 3.5. 1 Kin. 9.2.
Joab slays Asahel at, 2 Sam. 3.30 ; and Amasa,
2 Sam. 20.8. Ishmael's soldiers join Johanan
at, Jer. 41.11-16.
 , Pool OF, 2 Sam, 2,13. Jer. 41.12.
GIBLITES. See Gebal.
GIDEON, Jerubbaal, or Jeritbbesheth,
An angel commissions him to deUver Israel ;
he asks a sign ; his ofi'ering accepted ; buUds
an altar, Jud, 6.11-24. As commanded by
God, destroys Baal's altar, Jud. 6.26-32.
Summons an army, Jud. 6.33-36.
Encouraged by the sign of the fleece of wool,
Jud. 6.36-40, His army, by divine direction,
reduced to 300 ; sign of the Midianite's dream ;
his stratagem; war-cry; defeats theMidianites,
Jud, 7. Jud. 8.4,11-12,28, 1 Sam, 12.11.
Blamed by the Ephraimites ; he pacifies them,
Jud. 8.1-3.
Destroys Succoth and Penuel, Jnd. 8,4-17.
Country at peace 40 years, Jud, 8.28. Eefuses
to be made king, Jud. 8. 22,23. Makes a golden
ephod, which was worshipped, Jud, 8.24-27,
His wives and sons, Jud, 8.30,31. Death,
V. 32. Faith, Heb. 11.32. Israelites retum
to idolatry after his death, Jud. 8.33-36.
GIFTS. See Offeringb — Presents.
GIHON, the second river in Eden, and
boundary of Ethiopia, Gen. 2.13.
 , two pools near Jemsalem, caUed
the Upper and Lower Pools. Solomon
proclaimed at, 1 Kin. 1.33,38,46. The waters
of the Upper Pool brought into the city by
Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 18.17. 2 Kin. 20.20. 2 Chr.
32.4,30. 2 Chr. 33.14, Neh. 2.13-16. Neh.
3.13-16. Isa. 7.3. Isa. 22.9-11. Isa. 36.2,
GILBOA, a hiU S, of Jezreel, on which
Saul was defeated by the Philistines ; his
death, 1 Sam. 28.4. 1 Sam. 31.1-8. 2 Sam.
1.6,21. 1 Chr. 10.1-8.
GILEAD. The whole district E. of Jordan
possessed by the two and a half tribes, Deu.
34.1 with 2 Kin. 10.33. Jud. 20.1 ; or only
a part of the district, Deu. 3.13. Jos. 13.11.
See Bashan. Originally belonging to Bashan,
&c., given to Eeuben, &c.. Num. 32, Deu.
3.10-16. Jos. 17.1-6. Jos. 22.9.
Hagarites driven from, by Eeuben, 1 Chr.
6.10,1&'22, Invaded by the Ammonites, and
deUvered by Jephthah, Jud. 10.16-18. Jud.
11. Amos 1.13. Jephthah buried in, Jud.
12.7. EUjahanativeof.lKin. 17.1. IsraeUtes
retreat to, from the Philistines, 1 Sam 13 7.
Absalom's camp in, 2 Sam. 17.26. 163

GILEAD
Invaded by Hazael, 2 Kin. 10.33. Amos 1.3,
By Tiglath, 2 Kin. 16.29. FertiUty of, Jer,
22.6. Jer. 60,19. Famous for cattle, Nura.
82.1. 1 Chr. 6.9; and spices. Gen. 37.25.
Jer. 8.22. Jer. 46.11.
GILEAD, Mount, Jud. 7.3, Song4.L Song
6.6. Laban overtakes Jacob at. Gen, 31,21-26.
 , City of, Hos, 6.8. Hos. 12.11.
 , grandson of Manasseh, and head
of the famUy of GUeadites, Num. 26.29.
Nura. 27.1.
6ILGAL, a district and town W. of Jordan,
Deu. 11.30. First encampment of Israel, and
head-quarters of Joshua, Jos, 4.19. Jos. 9.6.
Jos. 10.6,43. Jos. 14.6. 12 stones set up at,
Jos. 4.20. Israel circumcised, and passover
kept at, Jos. 6.9,10.
Samuel judges at, 1 Sam. 7.16. Saul made
king at, 1 Sara. 10.8. 1 Sara. 11.34,16. He
offers a burnt-offering at; the loss of his
kingdora predicted, 1 Sara. 13.4-16. 1 Sam.
16.6-23. Agag slain by Samuel at, 1 Sara. 16.38,
David received by Judah at, after Absalom's
death, 2 Sam. 19.16,40. EUsha's miracle at ;
the school of the prophets in, 2 Kin. 4.38-40".
Idolatry at, Jud. 3.19 {marg.), Hos. 4,15. Hos.
9.16. Hos. 12.11. Amos 4.4. Araos 6.5.
GIRDLE or Linen, Pro. 31,24. Of leather,
2 Kin, 1.8. Mat. 3.4. Wom round the loins,
Job 12.18. Isa. 6.27. By women, Isa. 3.24.
Of the high-priest, Ex. 28.4,39. Ex. 39.29.
Lev. 8.7. Lev, 16,4, His embroidered girdle.
Ex, 28,8,27,28. Ex. 29,6. Lev. 8,7, Of the
priests, Ex. 28.40. Ex. 29.9. Lev. 8.13.
A sword-belt, 2 Sam. 20.8. 1 Sam. 18.4.
2 Kin. 3.21 {jtiarg.). Used as a purse (Gr.
Zonee), Mat. 10,9. Mar. 6.8. lUustrative,
Isa. 22.2L Isa. n.5. Eph. 6.14. SymboUcal,
Jer. 13.1-11. Act. 21.11. Rev. 15.6,
GIRGASHITES, descendants of Canaan,
Gen. 10.16. 1 Chr. 1.14. Their land given to
Israel, Gen. 15.21. Deu. 7.1. Jos. 3.10.
Possessed by Israel, Jos. 24.11. Neh. 9.8.
GITTITE. See Gath.
GITTITH, an instrument of music common
in Gath. Titles, Psa. 8. Psa. 81. Psa, 84.
GLASS. SymboUcal, Rev. 21.18,21. Sea
of. Rev. 16.2. See Looking-glass.
GLEANINGS, To be left to the poor and
the stranger. Lev. 19.9,10. Lev. 23.22. Deu.
24.19-22. Ruth a gleaner, Ruth 2.2,3. Illus
trative, Jud. 8.2. Isa. 17,6. Jer. 49.9. Mic, 7.1.
GLEDE, Deu. 14.13. Possibly the vulture,
see Lev. 11.14.
GLORIFYING God and Christ. Job
36,3, I wiU fetch my knowledge frora afar,
and wiU ascribe righteousness to my Maker.
Psa. 60 16. I WlU deUver thee, and thou
shalt glorify me.
Psa. 142.7. Bring my soul out of prison,
that I raay praise thy name.
Isa. 24.15. Glorify ye the Lord in the fires,
even the name of the Lord God of Israel in the
isles of the sea.
Mat. 6.16. Let your Ught so shine before
men, that they may see your good works, and
glorify your Father which is in heaven.
Jno. 16.8. Herein is my Father glorified,
that ye bear much fruit,
164

GOAT
Jno. 21,19. This spake he, signifsing by
what death he should glorify God.
Rom. 12,11. Not slothful in business ; fer
vent in spirit ; serving the Lord,
Rom. 16.6. With one raindanrf oneinouth
glorify God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ, 1 Cor. 1.31. He that glorieth, let him glory
in the Lord.
1 Cor. 6.19. Ye are not your own ? 20. For
ye are bought with a price : therefore glorify
God in your body, and in your spirit, which
are Grod's,
1 Cor, 10.31. Whether therefore ye eat, or
drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory
of God.
2 Cor. 8.19, This grace, which is admini
stered by us to the glory of the sarae Lord,
Gal. 2.19. I through the law ara dead to
the law, that I might Uve unto God.
Eph. 6.6. As the servants of Christ, doing
the wiU of God from the heart ; 7. "With good
wiU doing service, as to the Lord, and not to
men. PhU. 1.20. Christ shall be magnified in my
body, whether U be by life, or by death. 21.
For to me to Uve is Christ.
Col. 3. 23. "Whatsoever ye do, do it heartUy,
as to the Lord, and not unto men.
2 The, 1.12. That the name of our Lord
Jesus Christ may be glorilfied in you,
1 Tim. 6.14. Give none occasion to the
adversary to speak reproachfuUy.
ITim. 6.1. Count their own masters worthy
of all honour, that the name of God and his
doctrine be not blasphemed.
Tit. 2.6. Good, obedient to their own hus
bands, that the word of God be not blaspheraed.
10. Adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in
aU things.
1 Pet, 2.9. Shew forth the praises of him
who hath caUed you out of darkness into his
marveUous Ught, 12, "Whereas they speak
against you as evU-doers, they may, by yowr
good works which they shall behold, glorify
God in the day of visitation. 13. Submit
yourselves to every ordinance of man for the
Lord's sake.
1 Pet. 4.11. If any man minister, let him
doUasot the abUity which God giveth : that
God in aU things may be glorifled through
Jesus Christ. 14. If ye be reproached for the
name of Christ, happy are ye ; for the spirit of
glory and of Gk)d resteth upon you : on their
part he is evU spoken of, but on your part he
is glorified.
See GoD glorified in the Church,
GLUTTONY. See Wobldlinesb.
GNAT, Mat, 23,24.
GOAD, for oxen, 1 Sam. 13.21. Shamgar
slays 600 men vrith, Jud. 3.31. Hlustrative,
Ecc. 12.11.
GOAT, Deu. 14.4. Kids of, much used for
food. Gen. 27.9. 1 Sam. 16,20. Kid or lamb
slain at the passover-feast, Ex. 12,6. 2 Chr,
36.7. Kids not to be kiUed tiU 8 days old,
Lev. 22.27. Not to be seethed in the mother's
mUk, Ex. 23.19.
Abraham's sacrifice of, Gen. 16.9. Gideon's,
Jud. 6.19. Manoah'a, Jud. 13.19. Iju-ge
flocks of, 1 Sam. 26.2. 2 Chr. 17.11. Led by
males, Jer. 60.8, Bashan noted for, Deu.
32.14 ; and Gttead. Song 4.1. Song 6.6.

GOB
WUd goats, 1 Sam 24,2. Job 39,1-4, Psa.
104.18, Hair of, tabernacle curtains of, Ex.
26.7. Ex. 36.23. Ex. 36.14. Clothuig of ,
Num. 31.20. Bolsters of, 1 Sara, 19.13. See
Tents. Symbolical, Dan. 8.6,8,21.
SACRmoia OP. See Ofeerings.
GOB. See Gezer.
GOBLET. See Cup.
GOD, Anger op. See God, his justice-
Sin, PUNISHMENT OP.
GOD Creator. Gen. 1.1. In the begin
ning God created the heaven »id the earth.
2. And the Spirit of God moved upon the
face of the waters. 3. And God said. Let
there be Ught : and there was Ught. v. 1-31.
Gen. 2,1-26.
Ex. 20.11. In six days the Lord made hea
ven and earth, the sea, and aU that in them
is. Psa. 146.6.
1 Sam. 2.8. The pillars of the earth are the
Lord's, and he hath set the world upon them.
Neh. 9.6. Thou hast raade heaven, the
heaven of heavens, with all their host, the
earth, and aU things that are therein, the seas,
and aU that is therein, and thou preservest
them aU. 2 Kin. 19.16.
Job 9.8. Which alone spreadeth out the
heavens, and treadeth upon the waves of the
sea, 9. "Which maketh Arcturus, Orion, and
Pleiades, and the chambers of the south.
Job 12,8. Speak to the earth, and it shaU
teach thee ; and the fishes of the sea shaU de
clare unto thee. 9. "Who knoweth not in aU
these that the hand of the Lord hath wrought
this? Job 26.7. He stretcheth out the north over
the empty place, and hangeth the earth upon
nothing. 13. By his spirit he hath garnished
the heavens ; his hand hath formed the crooked
serpent, v. 8.
Job 28.24. Seeth under the whole heaven ;
26. To make the weight for the winds ; and
he weifiheth the waters by measure. 26. "When
he made a decree for the rain, and a way for
the lightning of the thunder.
Job 37,16, Dost thou know the balancings
of the clouds, the wondrous works of him
which is perfect in knowledge ? 18. Hast thou
with him spread out the sky, which is strong,
and as a molten looking glass ?
Job 38.4. Where wast thou when I laid the
foundations of the earth ? declare, if thou hast
understanding. 7. When the morning stars
sang together, and aU the sons of God shouted
for joy ? 8. Or who shut up the sea with doors,
when it brake forth, as if it had Issued out of
the womb ? 9. "When I mode the cloud the
garment thereof, and thick darkness a swad-
dling-band for it, 10, And brake up for it
my decreed place, and set bars and doors,
V. 4-38.
Psa. 8.3. Thy heavens, the work of thy
fingers, ^e moon and the stars, which thou
hast ordained,
Psa. 19.1. The heavens declare the glory of
Grod ; and the firmament sheweth hia handy-
work. 4. In them hath he set a tabernacle for
the sun.
Psa. 24,1. The earth is the Lord's, and the
fulness thereof ; the world, and they that
dweU therein. 2, For he hath founded it upon
the seas, and established it upon the floods.
Psa, 33.6. By the word of the Lord were

GOD CREATOR
the heavens made ; and aU the host of them
by the breath of his raouth, 7, He gathereth
the waters of the sea together as an heap : he
layeth up the depth in storehouses. 9. For he
spake, and it was dons ; he coramanded, and
it stood fast.
Psa. 65.6. Which by hia strength setteth
fast the raountains ; being girded with power,
Psa. 74.16. The day is thine, the ni^t also
is thine : thou hast prepared the light and
the sun, 17. Thou hast set aU the borders
of the earth ; thou hast made summer and
winter, Psa. 78.69. He buUt his sanctuary like high
palaces, Uke the earth which he hath esta
bUshed for ever.
Psa. 89.11. The heavens are thine, the earth
also is thine : as for the world and the fulness
thereof, thou hast founded them. 12. The
north and the south thou hast created them,
Psa. 90.2. Before the mountains were
brought forth, or ever thou hodsfc formed the
earth and the world, even from everlasting to
everlasting, thou art God.
Psa. 95.4. In his hand are the deep places
of the earth : the strength of the hills is hia
also. 6. The sea is his, and he made it : and
hia hands formed the dry land.
Psa. 102, 26. Of old hast thou laid the found
ation of the earth : and the heavens are the
work of thy hands. Psa. 96,6.
Psa, 103,22, Bless the Lord, aU his works
in aU places of his dominion.
Psa. 104.2,. Who stretchest out the heavens
like a curtain : 3. Who layeth the beams of
his chambers in the waters. 5, Who laid the
foimdations of the earth, that it should not be
removed for ever. 6. "Ihou coveredst It with
the deep as with a garment : the waters stood
above the raountains. 24. 0 Lord, how mani
fold are thy works I in wisdom hast thou made
them aU: the earth is fuU of thy riches,
30. Thou sondest forth thy spirit, they are
created: and thou renewest the face of the
earth, v. 31.
Psa. 119.90. Thou hast established the
earth, and it abideth. 91. They continue thia
day according to thine ordinances : for aU are
thy servants.
Psa. 124.8. The Lord, who made heaven
and earth. Psa. 134.3.
Psa. 136,5. To him that by wisdora raade
the heavens : 6, To him that stretched out
the earth above the waters : 7. To him that
made great Ughts : 8. The sun to rule by day :
9, The moon and stars to rule by night.
Psa. 148,6. He comraanded, and they were
created. 6, He hath also stablished them for
ever and ev&r : he hath made a decree which
shaU not vass.
Pro. S. 19. The Lord by wisdom hath founded
the earth ; by understanding hath he estab
lished the heavens.
Pro. 8.26. WhUe as yet he had not made
the earth, nor the fields, nor the highest part
of the dust of the world. 27. When he
prepared the heavena, I was there : when
he set a compass upon the face of the depth :
28. "When he established the clouds above :
when he strengthened the fountains of the
deep: 29. When he gave to the sea his decree,
that the waters should not pass his command
ment : when he appointed the foundations of
the earth. 105

GOD CREATOR
Pro. 26.10. The great God that formed aU
things. Pro. 30,4. Who bath gathered the wind in
his fists? who hath bound the waters in a
garment? who hath estabUshed aU the ends
of the earth?
Ecc, 3. 11. He hath made every thing beauti
ful in his time : no raan can find out the work
that God maketh from the beginning to the end.
Ecc. 11.6, Thou knowest not the works of
God who maketh all.
Isa. 40,12, "Who hath measured the waters
in the hoUow of his hand, and meted out
heaven with the span, and comprehended the
dust of the earth in a measure, and weighed
the mountains in scales, and the hills in a
balance ? 26. Lift up your eyes on high, and
behold who hath created these things, that
bringeth out their host by number : he calleth
them aU by names by the greatness of his
might, for that he is strong in power ; not one
faUeth, 28. The everlasting God, the Lord,
the Creator of the ends of the earth, fainteth
not. Isa. 42.5, He that created the heavens, and
stretched them out ; he that spread forth the
earth, and that which cometh out of it,
Isa. 44. 24. ItheLord that maketh all ^^17195,
that stretcheth forth the heavena alone ; that
spreadeth abroad the earth by myseU.
Isa. 46.7. I form the light, and create dark
ness : I make peace, and create evU : I the
Lord do aU these things. 12. 1 have made the
earth, and created raan upon it : I, eoen my
hands, have stretched out the heavena, and
aU their host have I coramanded, 18. The
Lord that created the heavens ; God himseU
that formed the earth and made it ; he hath
established it, he created it not in vain, he
formed it to be inhabited,
Isa, 48.13. Mine hand also hath laid the
foundation of the earth, and my right hand
hath spanned the heavena : when I call unto
them, they atand up together.
Isa. 61.13, The Lord thy maker, that hath
stretched forth the heavena, and laid the
foundations of the earth.
Isa, 66.2. AU thoae things hath my hand
made. Jer. 6.22. WiU ye not tremble at my pre
sence, which have placed the sand for the
bound of the sea by a perpetual decree, that
it cannot pass it.
Jer. 10,16. He is the lorraer of all fhimgs.
Jer. 61.19.
Jer. 27.6, I have raade the earth, the man
and the beast that are upon the ground, by
my great power and by my outstretched arm,
and have given it imto whom it seeraed meet
unto rae.
Jer. 31,86, The Lord, which giveth the son
for a Ught by day, and the ordinances of the
raoon and of the stars for a Ught by night.
Jer, 32.17. Thou haat made the heaven and
the earth by thy great power and stretched
out arm.
Jer. 33.2. The Lord the maker thereof, the
Lord that formed it, to establish it.
Jer. 51.15. He hatb made the earth by his
power, he hath established the world by his
wisdom, and hath stretched out the heaven
by hia understanding. 16. When he uttereth
Ms voice, fhere is a multitude of waters in the
hfavens, Jer. 10, 12, 13.
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GOD CREATOR
Amos 4,13. He that formeth the raountains,
and createth the wind.
Amos 6,8, Seek him that maketh the seven
stars and Orion, and turneth the shadow of
death into the moming, and maketh the day
dark with night.
Amos 9,6, It is he that buUdeth his atories
in the heaven, and hath founded his troop in
the earth ; he that caUeth for the waters of
the sea, and poureth them out upon the face
of the earth : The Lord is his name.
Jon. 1.9. The God of heaven, which hath
made the sea and the dry land.
Zee. 12.1. The Lord, which stretcheth forth
the heavens, and layeth the foundation of the
earth, and formeth the spirit of man within
him. Act, 14.16. The living God, which made
heaven, and earth, and the sea, and aU things
that are therein. Act. 4.24.
Act. 17.24. God that made the world and
aU things therein, seeing that he is Lord of
heaven and earth,
Rom. 4.17. God, who caUeth thoae thinga
which be not as though they were.
Rom, 11.36. Of hira, and through him, and
to hira, a/re aU things : to whom he gloiy for
ever. Amen,
1 Cor. 8.6, To us there is but one God, the
Father, of whom are aU things, and we in
him ; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom
are aU things, and we by bim.
2 Cor, 4.6, God who commanded the Ught
to shine out of darknesa.
2 Cor, 5.18. AU things a/re of God. 1 Cor.
11,12. Eph. 3,9. God, who created aU things by
Jesus Christ.
1 Tim. 6.13. God, who quickeneth aU
things. Heb. 1. 2. His Son, whom he hath appointed
heir of aU thinga, by whora also he raade the
worlds. Heb. 2.10. Him, for whom are aU things,
and by whora are all things.
Heb. 3.4, He that buUt all things is God.
Heb. 11.3. The worlda were framed by the
word of God, so that things which are seen
were not made of things which do appear.
Rev. 4.11. Thou hast created aU things, and
for thy pleasure they are, and were created.
Rev. 10.6, Him that Uveth for ever and
ever, who created heaven, and the things that
therein are, and the earth, and the thinga that
therein are, and the sea, and the things which
are therein.
Rev. 14. 7. Worship him that made heaven,
and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of
waters. GOD Creator op Man. Gen, 1.26. God
said, Let us make man in our image, after
our likeness : 27. So God created man
in his oum iraage, in the image of God
created he him ; male and female created he
them. GJen. 2.7.
Gen. 3.19. Out of it wast thou taken : for
dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou retum.
Gen. 6.1. God created man, in the Ukeneaa
of God raade he hira ; 2. Male and female
created he them ; and bleased them, and caUed
their name Adam, in the day when they were
created. Gen, 9.6. In the image of God made he man.
Ex. 4.11. "Who hath made raan's moutb

GOD CREATOH
or who maketh the dumb, or deaf, or the
seeing, or the bUnd ? have not I the Lord ?
Num. 16,22, O God, the God of the spirits
of aU flesh. Num. 27.16.
Deu. 4. 32. God created man upon the earth.
Deu, 32.6. Hath he not made thee, and
estabUshed thee ? 16. He forsook God which
made him. 18. Of the Rock that begat thee
thou art unmindful, and hast forgotten God
that formed thee.
Job 10.8. Thine hands have made me and
fashioned me together round about. 9. Thou
hast made me as the clay ; and vrilt thou bring
me into duat again? 11. Thou hast clothed
me with skin and fiesh, and hast fenced me
with bones and sinews. 12. Thou hast granted
me Ufe and favotu-, and thy visitation hath
preserved my apirit. Psa. 119.73.
Job 12.10. in whose hand is the soul of
every Uving thing, and 13ie breath of aU
mankind. Job 27.3. All the whUe my breath is in
me, and the spirit of God is in my nostrils.
Job 31,16. Did not he that made me in the
womb raake him ? and did not one fashion us
in the womb ?
Job 33,4. The Spirit of God hath made me,
and the breath of tiie Almighty hath given me
life. Job 34.19. Nor regardeth the rich more
than the poor ? for they aU a/re the work of hia
hands. Pro. 22.2.
Job 38.36, Who hath put vrisdom in the
inward parts ? or who hath given understand
ing to the heart ?
Psa. 24.1. The earth is the Lord's, and the
fulness thereof ; the world, and they that dweU
therein. Psa. 33. 16. He fashioneth their hearts alike ;
he considereth aU their works.
Psa. 86. 9. AU nationa whom thou hast made
shall come and worship before thee, O Lord.
Psa. 94.9. He that planted the ear, shaU he
not hear ? he that formed the eye, shaU he not
see? Psa. 95.6. Let us kneel before the Lord our
maker. Psa. 100.3. Know ye that the Lord he is
Grod : it is he that hath mode us, and not we
ourselves ; we a/re his people, and the sheep of
his pasture.
Fsa. 139.13. Thou hast possessed my reins :
thou haat covered me in my mother's womb.
Psa. 149.2. Let Israel rejoice in him that
made him.
Pro. 20.12. The hearing ear, and the seeing
eye, the Lord hath made even both of them.
Ecc. 11.5. Thou knowest not the works of
Grod who maketh aU.
Ecc. 12.1. Remember now thy Creator in
the daya of thy youth.
laa. 42.6. He that giveth breath unto the
people upon it, and spirit to thera that walk
therein. Isa. 43.1. The Lord that created thee, O
Jacob, and he that formed thee, O Israel.
7. I have created him for my glory, I have
formed him ; yea, I have made hiin. 15, I
am the Lord, your Holy One, the Creator of
Israel, your King.
Isa. 44,2. The Lord that made thee, and
lormed thee from the womb, which wiU help
thee. V, 24.
laa 45.12. I have made the earth, and

GOD ETERNAL
created man upon it. 18. He created it not
in vain, he formed it to be inhabited.
laa. 51.13. Forgettest the Lord thy Maker.
Isa, 64.8, Now, O Lord, thou art our father ;
we are the clay, and thou our potter ; and we
aU are the work of thy hand.
Jer. 27,6. I have made the earth, the man
and the beast that are upon the ground, by
my great power, and by my outstretched arm,
and have given it unto whora It seemed meet
unto me.
Dan. 6.23. The God in whose hand thy
breath is, and whose are aU thy ways, haat
thou not glorifled.
Zee. 12.1. The Lord, which stretcheth forth
the heavens, and formeth the spirit of man
within him.
Mai. 2.10. Have we not all one father?
hath not one Grod created us ?
Act. 17. 25. He giveth to aU Ufe, and breath,
and all thin^ ; 26. And hath made of one
blood aU nationa of men for to dweU on aU
the face of the earth, and hath determined the
tiraes before appointed, and the bounds of
their habitation ; 28, In hira we Uve, and
move, and have our being ; as certain also of
your own poets have said, For we are also hia
offspring. 29. Forasmuch then aa we are the
offspring of God.
1 Cor. 12.18. Now hath God aet the mem
bers every one of them in the body, as it hath
pleased him. 24. God hath tempered the body
together, having given more abundant honour
to that pcvrt which lacked : 26. That there
should be no schism in the body.
1 Cor. 16.38. God giveth it a body aa ithath
pleased him, and to every seed his own body.
Heb. 12,9. The Father of Spirits.
1 Pet, 4.19. Corarait the keeping of their
souls to hi/m in weU-doing, as unto a faithful
Creator. See Life prom God.
GODEteknaland Unchangeable. Gren.
21.33. The everlasting God. Rom. 16.26.
Ex. 3.16. The GJod of Abraham, the God of
Isaac, and the God of Jacob, hath sent me
unto you : this is my name for ever, and this
is my memorial unto all generationa.
Num. 23.19. God is not a man, that he
should Ue ; neither the son of man, that he
should repent : hath he said, and shaU he not
do itf or hath he spoken, and shall he not
raake it good? 20. Behold, I have received
conrnumchnent to bless : and he hath blessed ;
and I cannot reverse it.
Deu, 32.40. I Uft up my hand to heaven,
and aay, I Uve for ever,
Deu. 33,27. The etemal God is thy refuge,
and underneath are the everlasting arms.
1 Sam. 16.29. The Strength of Israel vrill
not Ue nor repent : for he is not a man, that
he should repent.
Job 23,13, He is in one mind, and who can
turn him? aud what his soul desireth, even
that he doeth.
Job 36.26. Neither can the number of his
years be searched out.
Psa. 33,11. The counsel of the Lord stand
eth for ever,, the thoughts of his heart to all
generationa. Paa. 66.19. GJod, he that abideth of old,
Psa. 90.1. Lord, thou hast been our dweU-
ing-place in all generations. 2. Before the
mountains were brought forth, or ever thou
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hadst formed the earth and the world, even
from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.
4. A thousand years in thy sight are but as
yesterday when it is past, and as a watch in
the night.
Psa. 92.8. Thou, Lord, art most high for
evennore. Psa. 93.2. Thy throne is estabUshed of old :
thou art from everlasting.
Psa. 102.12. Thou, O Lord, shalt endure for
ever ; and thy remembrance unto all genera
tions. 24. Thyyears are throughout aU gener
ations. 26. Of old hast thou laid the founda
tion of the earth : and the heavens are the
work of thy hands. 26. They shaU perish, but
thou shalt endure : yea, all of them shall wax
old like a garment ; as a vesture shalt thou
change thera, and they shaU be changed :
27, But thou art the sarae, and thy years shall
have no end, Psa. 9.7.
Psa, 104.31. The glory of the Lord shaU
endure for ever.
Psa. 111.3. His righteousness endureth for
ever. Psa. 135.13. Thy name, O Lord, endureth
for ever ; aTid thy memorial, 0 Lord, through
out aU generations.
Psa. 146,13. Thy kingdom is ain everlasting
kingdom, and thy dominion endureth through
out aU generations.
Paa. 146.10. The Lord shaU reign for ever,
even thy Grod, 0 Zion, unto aU generations.
Ex. 16.18,
Pro. 19.21. The counsel of the Lord, that
ahaU stand.
Ecc. 3.14. Whatsoever God doeth, it shaU
be for ever : nothing can be put to it, nor any
thing taken from it.
Ecc. 7.13. Who can make that straight,
which he hath made crooked ?
Isa. 26,4, In the Lord Jehovah is everlast
ing strength,
Isa. 31.2, He also is wise, and wiU bring
evU, aud wiU not caU back his words,
Isa. 40,28, Hast thou not heard, that the
everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of the
ends of the earth, fainteth not, neither is
weary? Isa. 41,4. "Who hath wrought and done it,
calling the generations from the beginning ? I
the Lord, the first, and with the last ; I am he.
Isa. 43, 13, Yea, before the day was I am he.
Isa.. 44.6. I am thefirst, and I am the last ;
and beside me there is no God. Isa. 48.12.
Isa, 46.4. Even to your old age I am he ;
and even to hoar hairs wiU I carry you : I have
raade, and I wiU bear.
Isa. 67.16. The high and lofty One, who
inhabiteth eternity.
Isa. 69.1. The Lord's hand is not shortened,
that it cannot save : neither his ear heavy,
that it cannot hear,
Isa. 63.16, Thy name is from everlasting.
Jer. 10.10. An everlasting king.
Jer. 17.12, A glorious high throne from the
beginning is the place of our sanctuary.
Lam. 6.19. l^ou, O Lord, remainest for
ever ; thy throne from generation to generation.
Hos. 13.14. Repentance shall be hid frora
mine eyes.
Mic. 2.7. Is the spirit of the Lord strait
ened? Hab. 1.12, Art thou not from everlasting,
O Lord ray God, mine Holy One ?
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Mai. 3,6. I am the Lord, I change not ;
therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consuraed,
Rora. 1.20, The invisible things of him from
the creation of the world are clearly seen, being
understood by the things that are made, even
his etemal power and Godhead. 23. The gloty
of the uncorruptible God.
iTtm, 1.17. Unto the Kong etemal, immor
tal, invisible, the only wise Grod, be honour
and glory for ever and ever. A raen.
1 !Kni. 6.16. Who only hath immortaUty;
to whom be honour and power everlasting.
Heb. 6.17. God, wUlmg more abundantly
to shew unto the heirs of promise the immut-
abiUty of his counsel, conftrmed it hy an oath :
18. liiat by two imrautable things, in which
it was unpossible for God to Ue, we might have
a strong consolation.
Heb. 9.14, Christ, who through the etemal
Spirit offered himself without spot to God.
Jas. 1.17. The Father of Ughts, with whom
is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.
2 Pet, 3.8. One day is with the Lord as a
thousand years, and a thousand years as one
day. 1 Jno. 2.13, Ye have known hira that is
from the beginning.
Rev, 4.8. Holy, holy, holy. Lord God
Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come.
9. Him that sat on the throne, who Uveth for
ever and ever. v. 10. Rev. 1.4. Rev. 5.14.
Rev. 11.17. Rev, 15.7.
See God Selp-exi stent.
GOD, Faithfulness of. Gen. 9,16, The
bow shall be in the cloud ; and I wiU look
upon it, that I may remeraber the everlasting
covenant between God and every Uving crea
ture of aU flesh that is upon the earth, v. 15.
Gen. 6.18,
Gen. 21,1. The Lord visited Sarah as he
had said, and the Lord did unto Sarah as he
had spoken.
Gen. 24.27. Blessed be the Lord God of my
master Abraham, who hath not left destitute
ray raaster of his mercy and his truth.
Gen, 28,15. I wUl not leave thee, untU I
have done that which I have spoken to thee of,
Gren. 32.10. I am not worthy of the least of
all the mercies, and of aU the truth, which
thou hast shewed unto thy servant.
Ex. 6,4. I have also established my cove
nant with them, to give thera the land of
Canaan. 6. I have also heard the groaning of
the chUdren of Israel, whora the Egyptians
keep in bondage ; and I have remembered my
covenant. Ex, 2.24.
Ex. 12.41. At the end of the four hundred
and thirty years, even the selfsame day it came
to pass, that aU the hosts of the Lord went out
from the land of Egypt.
Ex, 28.12. Aaron shaU bear their names
before the Lord upon his two shoulders for a
raeraorial. Ex. 34. 6. The Lord God, abundant in good
ness and truth.
Lev, 26,44, When they be in the land of
their enemies, I wUl not cast them away,
neither wiU I abhor them, to destroy them
utterly, and to break my covenant with them :
for I am the Lord their God. 46. But I wU]
for their sakea reraember the covenant of theh
ancestors. Deu. 4.31. He wiU notforsoke thee, neither
destroy thee, nor forget the covenant of chy

UOt>, rAlTSFtlLNESS OP
lathers which he sware unto them, Jud.
Deu. 7.8. Because the Lord loved you, and
because he would keep the oath which he
had sworn unto your fathers, hath the Lord
brought you out with a nughty hand. 9. Know
therefore that the Lord thy God, he is God,
the faithful God, whioh keepeth covenant and
mercy with them that love him and keep his
commandments to a thousand generations
Neh. 1.6. Dan. 9.4.
Deu, 9.5. Not for thy righteousness, or for
the uprightness of thine heart, dost thou go
to possess their land ; hut that he may perform
the word which the Lord sware nnto thy
fathers. Deu. 32.4, He is the Eock, his work is
perfect; for all his ways ore judgment : a God
of truth, and without iniquity ; just and right
is he.
Jos. 23.14. Not one thing hath faUed of aU
the good things which the Lord your God
spake concerning yon ; aU are come to pass
unto you, and not one thing hath faUed
thereof. Jos. 21.46.
1 Sam. 12.22. The Lord wUl not forsake
his people for his great name's sake : because
it hath pleased the Lord to make you his
people. 2 Sam. 7.28. O Lord God, thou aH that
God, and thy words be true, and thou hast
promised this goodness unto thy servant.
2 Sam. 23,6, He hath made with me an
everlasting covenant, ordered in aU things,
and sure.
1 Km. 8.23, VFho keepest covenant and
mercy with thy servants that walk hefore thee
with aU their heart : 24. Who hast kept with
thy servant David my father that thou pro-
misedst him: thou spakest also with thy
month, and hast fulfiUed it with thine hand,
as it is this day, 66. Blessed be the Lord, that
hath given rest unto his people Israel, accord
ing to aU that he promised: there hath not
faUed one word of aU his good promise, which
he promised by the hand of Moses, v. 15, 20,
2 Chr. 6.4-16.
2 Kin. 8.19. The Lord would not destroy
Judah for David his servant's sake, as he
promised him to give him alway a light, and
to his ChUdren. 2 Chr. 21.7.
2 Kin. 13.23, The Lord was gracious unto
them, and had compassion on them, and had
respect unto them, because of his covenant
with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and would
not destroy them, neither cast he them from
his presence as yet.
1 Chr. 17.27. Thou blessest, O Lord, and it
BhaU be blessed for ever.
1 Chr. 28.20. The Lord God, even my God,
will be with thee ; he wiU not fail thee, nor
forsake thee, untU thou hast finished all the
work for the service of the house of the Lord.
Den. 31.6.
Ezr. 9.9. Our God hath not forsaken us in
our bondage, but hath extended mercy unto us.
Neh. 9.8. And hast performed thy words ;
for thou art righteous, v. 32.
Psa. 18.30. As for God, his way is perfect :
the word of the Lord is tried : he is a, buckler
to aU those that trust in him. 2 Sam. 22.31.
Psa. 19,9. The judgments of the Lord are
true and righteous altogether.
Psa. 25.10. All the paths of the Lord are \

GOD, PAlTHFtJlNESS OF
mercy and truth unto such as keep his cove
nant and his testimonies.
Psa. 31.6. Thou hast redeemed me. O Lord
God of truth.
Psa. 33.4, The word of the Lord is right ;
and all his works are done in truth.
Psa, 35.6, Thy faithfulness reacheth unto
the clouds.
Psa. 37. 28. The I.ord loveth judgment, and
forsaketh not his saints ; they are preserved
for ever.
Psa. 40. 10. I have declared thy faithfulness
and thy salvation : I have not concealed thy
loving-kindness and thy truth from the great
congregation. Psa. 57.3. God shaU send forth his mercy
and his truth. 10. Thy mercy ts great unto
the heavens, and thy truth unto the clouds.
Psa. 71.22. I wUl also praise thee with the
psaltery, even thy truth, 0 my God.
Psa. 86.16. Plenteous in mercy and truth.
Psa. 89.1. With my mouth wiU I make
known thy faithfulness to aU generations.
2. Thy faithfulness shalt thou establish in the
verybeavens. 6. The heavens shaU praise thy
faithfulness also in the congregation of the
saints. 8. 0 Lord God of hosts, who is a
strong Lord like unto thee? or to thy faith
fulness round about thee! 14. Mercy and
truth ShaU go before thy face. 24. My faith
fulness and my mercy shaM be with him.
Psa. 89.28. My mercy wiU I keep for him
for evermore, and my covenant shall stand
fast with him. 33. My loving-kindness wUl
I not utterly take from him, nor suffer my
faithfulness to faU. 34. My covenant wUl I
not break, nor alter the thing that is gone out
of my Ups. 2 Sam. 7.14,16.
Psa. 91.4, His tmthshalt be thy shield and
buckler. Psa. 92.2. To shew forth thy faithfulness
every night, 15. To shew that the Lord is
upright : he is my rock, and there is no
unrighteousness in him. v. 14.
Psa. 94.14. The Lord wUl not cast off his
people, neither wiU he forsake his inherit
ance. Psa. 98.3. He hath remembered his mercy
and his tmth toward the house of Israel.
Psa. 100.5. His truth endureth to aU gene
rations. Psa. 103.17. The mercy of the Lord is from
everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear
him, and his righteousness unto chUdren's
chUdren, Psa. 106.8. He hath remembered his cove
nant for ever, the word which he commanded
to a thousand generations. 42. He remem
bered his holy promise, and Abraham his
servant. Psa. 111.6. He wiU ever be mindful of his
covenant. 7. The works of his hands are
verity and judgment ; aU his commandments
are sure . 8.'nieystandfastforeverandever,
and are done in truth and uprightness. 9. He
sent redemption unto his people : he hath
commanded his covenant for ever.
Psa. 117.2. The truth of the Lord endmreth
for ever.
Psa. 119.66. Thou hast dealt weU with thy
servant, O Lord, according unto thy word.
89. For ever, O Lord, thy word is settled in
heaven, 90, Iliy faithfulness is unto aU gene
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Psa. 132.11, The Lord hath sworn in tmth
onto David ; he wiU not tum frora it.
Psa. 138.2. Praise thy name for thy loving-
kindness and for thy truth : for thou hast
magnified thy word above aU thy narae.
Psa. 146.6. Which keepeth truth for ever,
Isa. 25.1. Thy counsels of old are faithful
ness and truth.
Isa. 42, 16, These things wUl I do unto thera,
and not forsake them.
Isa. 44.21. 0 Israel, thou shalt not be for
gotten of me.
Isa. 49.7. The Lord that is faithful. 16. I
have graven thee upon the palras of my hands ;
thy walls are continually before me.
Isa. 61.6, The heavens shaU vanish away
Uke smoke, and the earth shaU wax old Uke a
garraent, and they that dweU therein shall die
in Uke manner: but my salvation shaU be
for ever, and my righteousness shaU not be
aboUshed. 8. The moth shaU eat them up
like a garment, and the worm shall eat them
like wool : but my righteousness shaU be for
ever, and ray salvation from generation to
generation. Isa. 64.9. As I have sworn that the waters
of Noah should no more go over the earth ;
so have I sworn that I would not be wroth
with thee, nor rebuke thee. 10. For the raoun
tains shall depart, and the hiUs be removed ;
but my kindness shaU not depart from thee,
neither shaU the covenant of my peace be
removed, saith the Lord that hath mercy on
thee. Isa. 65.16. He who blesseth himself in the
earth shall bless himself in the God of truth ;
and he that sweareth in the earth shall swear
by theGod of tmth,
Jer. 29.10. After seventy years be accom
pUshed at Babylon I wUl visit you, and
perform my good word toward you, in causing
you to return to this place.
Jer. 31.36. If those ordinances depart frora
before rae, saith the Lord, then the seed of
Israel also shall cease from being a nation
before rae for ever. 37. If heaven above can
be raeasured, and the foundations of the earth
searched out beneath, I wiU also cast off aU
the seed of Israel for aU that they have done,
saith the Lord.
Jer. 32,40, I wiU make an everlasting cove
nant with thera, that I wiU not tum away
from them, to do them good.
Jer. 33.14. The days come, saith the Lord,
that I wiU perform that good thing which I
have proraised unto the house of Israel.
20. If ye can break my covenant of the day,
and my covenant of the night, and that there
should not be day and night in their season ;
21. Then may also my covenant be broken
with David my servant, v. 25, 26,
Jer. 51.5. Israel hath not been forsaken,
nor Judah of his God, of the Ijord of hosts ;
though their land was fiUed with sin against
the Holy One of Israel.
Lam. 3,23, Great is thy faithfulness,
Eze, 16.60. IwUlremembermycovenant vrith
thee in the days of thyyouth, and I wUl estab
lish unto thee an everlasting covenant, v. 62.
Hos. 2.19. I vrill betroth thee unto me for
ever ; yea, T wiU betroth thee unto rae in
righteousness, and in judgment, and in loving-
kindness, and in mercies. 30. I vriU even
betroth thee unto me in faithfulness.
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Mic. 7.20. Thou wilt perform the truth to
Jacob, and the mercy to Abraham, which
thou hast sworn unto our fathers frora the
days of old.
Hag, 2.6. AccordiTig to the word that I
covenanted with you when ye came out of
Egypt, so my spirit remaineth among you.
Zech. 9.11. By the blood of thy covenant I
have sent forth thy prisoners out of the pit
wherein is no water.
Mat. 24.34, This generation shall not pass,
tiU all these things be fulfiUed. v. 35.
Luk. 1.54. He hath holpen his servant
Israel, in remembrance of his mercy ; 65. As
he spake to our fathers, to Abraliam, and to
his seed for ever, 68. He hath visited and
redeemed his people, 69. And hath raised up
an horn of salvation for us in the house of his
servant David ; 70, As he spake by the mouth
of his holy prophets. 72. To perform the
mercy promised to oar fathers, and to reraem
ber his holy covenant; 73. The oath which
he sware to our father Abraham.
Jno. 8.26, He that sent me is true.
Act. 13.32. The promise which was made
unto the fathers, 33. God hath fulfiUed the
same unto us their children, in that he hath
raised up Jesus again.
Rom, 3.3. ShaU their unbeUef make the
faith of God without effect ? 4. God forbid :
yea, let God be true, but every raan a liar.
Rora. 11.2. God hath not cast away his
people which he foreknew. 29. The gifts and
caUing of God are without repentance, v. 1.
Rom. 16,8. Jesus Christ was a minister of
the circumcision for the truth of God, to con
firm the promises made unto the fathers.
1 Cor. 1.9. God is faithfid, by whom ye were
caUed unto the fellowship of his Son Jesus
Christ our Lord.
1 Cor. 10.13, God is faithful, who wUl not
suffer you to be terapted above that ye are able.
2 Cor. 1.20. AUthe promises of God in hira
are yea, and in him Amen.
1 The, 6. 24, Faithful is he that caUeth you,
who also wUl do it.
2 Tim. 2. 13. If we beUeve not, yet he abideth
faithful : he cannot deny himself. 19, The
foundation of God standeth sure, having this
seal, The Lord knoweth them that are h^.
Tit. 1,2. Etemal Ufe, which God, that can
not Ue, promiaed before the world began.
Heb. 6.10. God is not unrighteous to forget
your work and labourof love. 13. When God
made promiae to Abraham, because he could
swear by no greater, he swareby himself. 18. It
was impossible for God to lie.
Heb. 10.23. He is faithful that promised.
37. Yet a little while, and he that shaU come
wiU come, and vrill not tarry.
1 Pet, 4.19. A faithful Creator.
2 Pet. 3.9. The Lord is not slack concern
ing his promise, as some men count slackness.
1 Jno. 1.9. He is faithful and just to forgive
us our ains.
Rev; 6.10. 0 Lord, holy and tme.
Rev. 15.3. Just and tme are thy ways, thou
King of saints.
See Prayer, pleas emploved — Perse
verance — Prophecy, its pulpilment—
God eternal.
GOD THE Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Gen. 1.26. God said, Let us moke man in our
Image, after our likeness.

GOD THE FATHER
Gen, 3.22. The Lord God said, Behold, the
man is become oa one of ua.
Gen. 11.7, Go to, let us go down.
Ex, 17.7. They tempted the Lord, saying.
Is the Lord among us, or not ? & 1 Cor. 10.9.
Neither let ua tempt Chriat, as some of them
also tempted. & Heb. 3.7. Wherefore as
the Holy Ghost saith. To-day if ye vriU hear
his voice, 8. Harden not your hearts, as in the
provocation, in the day of temptation in the
wUdemess: 9. "When your fathera terapted me.
laa. 6.8. Whom ^all I send, and who vriU
go for us ? ¦
Isa. 11.2. The spirit of the Lord shaUrest
upon him. 3, And shaU make hira of quick
understanding in the fear of the Lord.
Isa, 42.1. My servant, whom I uphold ;
mine elect, in whom my soul deUghteth ; I
have put my spirit upon him. Mat. 12.18.
Isa. 48.16. From ttie time that it was, there
am I : and now the Lord Grod, and his Spirit,
hath sent me.
Isa. 61.1, The Spirit of the Lord GJod is
upon rae. Luk. 4.18.
Isa. 63.9. In aU their affliction he was
afflicted, and the angel of hia presence saved
them : 10. But they rebeUed, and vexed his
holy Spirit.
Mat. 1,18. She was found vrith chUd of the
Holy Ghost. 20. That which is conceived in
her ia of the Holy Ghoat,
Mat, 3.11. He ahaU baptiae you vrith the
Holy Ghost. Mar. 1,8. Luk. 3.16.
Mat. 12.28. I cast out devils by the Spirit
of God. Luk. 11.20.
Mat. 28.19. Baptizing them in the narae of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.
Luk, 1.85, The Holy Ghost shall come upon
thee, and the power of the Highest ahaU over
shadow thee ; therefore alao that holy thing,
which shaU be bom of thee, shaU be caUed the
Son of God,
Luk. 3.22. The Holy Ghost descended in a
bodUy shape, like a dove, upon hira ; and a
voice came from heaven, which said. Thou art
my beloved Son ; in thee I am well pleased.
V. 21. Mat. 3,16, Mar, 1,10.
Luk. 4.1. Jesus being fuU of the Holy
Ghost retumed from Jordan, and waa led by
the Spirit into the wUdemess, 14. Jesus re
turned in the power of the Spirit into GalUee.
Mat. 4,1, Mar. 1.12.
Jno. 1.33. Upon whom thou shalt see the
Spirit descending, and remaining on him, the
aame ia he which baptizeth with the Holy
Ghost. V. 32.
Jno. 3.34. He whom God hath sent speaketh
the words of God : for God giveth not the
Spirit by measure unto him.
Jno. 7.39. This spake he of the Spirit, which
they that beUeve on hJTn ahould receive : for
the Holy Ghoat waa not yet given; because
that Jesus was not yet glorified.
Jno. 14.26. The Holy Ghoat, whom the
Father vriU send in my name, he shaU teach
you aU things, and bring aU things to your
remembrance, whatsoever I have aaid unto you.
Jno. 16.26. When the Comforter is come,
whom I wUl send unto you from the Father,
even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from
the Father, he shall testify of me.
Jno. 16,7. If .1 go not away, the Comforter
will not come unto you ; but if I depart, I vfiR
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GOD THE FATHER
Jno, 16.13. When he, the Spirit of tmth^
is come, he wiU guide you into aH. truth : foi
he shall not speak of himseU ; but whataoevei
he shaU hear, ffiat shaU he apeak : and he wUl
ahew you things to come. 14. He shaU glorify
me: for he shall receive of mine, and shall
shew it unto you. 15. AU things that the
Father hath are mine : therefore said I, that
he shall take of mine, and shall shew it unto
you. Jno. 20.22. He breathed on them, and saith
unto them. Receive ye the Holy Ghost.
Act. 1.2, He through the Ho^ Ghost had
given commandments unto the apostles,
4. Wait for the promise of the Father, which,
saith he, ye have heard of me.
Act. 2.33. Having received of the Father
the promise of the Holy Ghost, he hath shed
forth thia.
Act. 10.38. God anointed Jesus of Nazareth
vrith the Holy Ghost and with power ; for God
was with him.
Rom. 1,3. His Son Jesus Christ our Lord,
which was made of the seed of David accord
ing to the fiesh ; 4, Declared to be the Son of
God with power, according to the spirit of
hoUness by the resurrection from the dead.
Rora. 8.9. If so be that the Spirit of God
dweU in you. Now if any man have lot the
Spirit of Christ, he is none of his. 27. He that
searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind
of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession
for the saints according to the wiU of God,
1 Cor, 2.10, The Spirit searcheth aU things,
yea, the deep things of God, 11, The thinga
of GrOd knoweth no man, but the Spirit of
God. 1 Cor, 6,19. Your body is the teraple of the
Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of
God. 1 Cor, 12,8. No raan speaking by the Spirit
of God caUeth Jesus accursed : and that no
man can say that Jesus is the Lord, but by the
Holy Ghost,
2 Cor. 3.17, The Lord is that Spirit: and
where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty,
2 Cor. 6.6. God, who also hath given unto
us the earnest of the Spirit. 2 Cor. 1.22.
2 Cor. 13.14. The grace of the Lord Jesus
Christ, and the love of God, and the commu
nion of the Holy Ghost.
Gal. 4.4. God sent forth hia Son, made of
a woman. 6. God hath sent forth the Spirit
of his Son into your hearts.
PhU. 1 . 19. The supply of the Spirit of Jesus
Chriat. 2 The. 2,13. Grod hath from the beginning
chosen you to salvation through sanctifica
tion of the Spirit and belief of the truth :
14. Whereunto he caUed you by our gospel,
to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jeaua
Christ. 1 Tim. 3.16. God was manifest in the flesh,
justified in the Spirit.
Tit. 3.4, The kindness and love of God our
Saviour toward man appeared, 6, According
to his mercy he saved us, by the washing of
regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost ;
6. Which he shed on us abundantly through
Jesus Christ our Saviour.
Heb, 9.14. Who through the eternal Spirit
offered himself vrithout spot to God.
1 Pet. 1.2. Elect according to the foreknow
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of the Spirit, unto obedience and sprinkling of
the blood of Jesus Chriat,
1 Pet. 3.18. Chriat also hath once suffered
for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might
bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh,
but quickened by the Spirit, v. 19.
1 Jno. 6.6, This is he that came by water
and blood, even Jesus Christ, And it is the
Spirit that beareth witness, because the Spirit
is truth, 7. There are three that bear record
in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the
Holy Ghost : and these three are one.
Rev. 3.1, He that hath the seven Spirits of
God. Rev. 6.6. A Lamb as it had been slain,
having seven horns and seven eyes, which are
the seven Spirits of God sent forth into all the
earth. See Christ, Son of God,
GOD. HIS Favour and Presence with
the Church — Saints' access to, and com
munion WITH God. Gen, 4.4. The Lord had
respect unto Abel and to his offering.
Gen. 5.24. Enoch walked with God: and
he was not ; for God took him.
Gen. 6,8, Noah found grace in the eyes of
the Lord. v. 9.
Gen. 12.2. I wiU bless thee, and make thy
name great. Gen, 17.15,16. Gen. 25.11.
Gren. 18.33. The Lord went his way, as soon
as he had left corarauning with Abraham.
v. 17.
Gen. 32.28. Thy name shaU be caUed no
raore Jacob, but Israel : for as a prince hast
thou power with God and with raen, and hast
prevaUed. Gen, 46.4. I vriU go dovm with thee into
Egypt. Ex. 3.12. Certainly I wUl be vrith thee,
Ex. 20,24. In aU places where I record my
name I wiU corae unto thee, and I vriU bless
thee. Ex. 24.2. Moses alone shaU corae near the
Lord. Ex. 20.21.
Ex. 29.46. I wiU dweU among the children
of Israel, and wUl be their God. v. 46.
Ex. 33.11. The Lord spake unto Moses face
to face, as a man speaketh unto his friend.
17. Thou hast found grace in my sight, and I
know thee by name. 22. "WhUe my glory
passeth by, I vrill put thee in a cUft of the
rock, and wiU cover thee with my hand while
I pass by : 23. And I wiU take away mine
hand, and thou shalt see my back parts : but
my face shaU not be seen. v. 12.
Lev. 26,11, I wiU set my tabernacle araong
you : and ray soul shall not abhoryou, 12. And
I will walk araong you, and wiU be your God.
Niun,6,3. Their camps in the raidst whereof
I dweU. Nura. 6.27. They shall put my name upon
the chUdren of Israel ; and I wiU bless them.
Num. 14.14. Thou Lord art among this
people, that thou Lord art seen face to face,
and that thy cloud standeth over thera, and
that thou goest before them.
Nura. 23,20. I have received commandment
to bless : and he hath blessed ; and I cannot
reverse it, 21, He hath not beheld iniquity
in Jacob, neither hath he seen perverseness in
Israel : the Lord his God is with him, and the
shout of a king is among them. Num. 22.12,
Nura. 24.1.
Deu. 4.7. Wliat nation is there so great,
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who hath God so nigh unto thera, as the Lord
our God iff in aU things that we call upon hira
for? Deu. 33. 23. NaphtaU, satisfled with favour,
and fuU vrith the blesaing of the Lord.
Jos. 1.5. Aa I was with Moses, so I wiU be
with thee : I wiU not faU thee, nor forsake
thee, 9. The Lord thy God is vrith thee
whithersoever thou goest. Deu. 31.6,8.
1 Kin. 6.13. I wUl dweU among the chU
dren of Israel, and wiU not forsake ray people
Israel. 2 Chr. 16.2. The Lord is with you, whUe
ye be with him ; and if ye seek him, he wiU be
found of you.
Job 10. 12. Thou hast granted me life and
favour, and thy visitation hath preserved my
spirit. Job 13.3. Surely I would speak to the
Almighty, and I desire to reason with God.
Job 22.27. Thou shalt make thy prayer
unto him, and he shaU hear thee.
Job 23,8. Oh that I knew where I might
find him I that 1 might come even to his seat I
Job 29.8. When his candle shined upon
my head, and when by his Ught I walked
through darkness ; 4. As I was in the days of
my youth, when the secret of God was upon
my tabernacle. 6. When the Almighty was
yet with me.
Psa. 3.8. Thy blessing is upon thy people,
Psa. 5.12. Thou, Lord, wUt bless the righte
ous ; with favour wUt thou compass hira as
unth a shield.
Psa. 9,11. Sing praises to the Lord, which
dweUeth in Zion.
Psa, 11,7. The righteous Lord loveth right
eousness ; his countenance doth behold the
upright. Psa. 18.19. He delivered me, because he
delighted in me. 25. With the merciful thou
wUt shew thyseU merciful ; vrith an upright
man thou wilt shew thyself upright, v. 26.
2 Sara. 22.20,
Psa. 24,4, He that hath clean hands, and
a pure heart ; 5, He shaU receive the blessing
frora the Lord,
Psa. 26.14. The secret of the Lord is with
them that fear hira ; and he vriU shew them
his covenant.
Paa. 80.7. Lord, by thy favour thou hast
made ray mountain to stand strong.
Psa, 36.9, For vrith thee is the fountain of
Ufe : in thy Ught shaU we see Ught.
Psa. 37.18. The Lord knoweth the days of
the upright. 23. The steps of a good man are
ordered by the Lord : and he deUghteth in his
way. Psa. 41.11. By this I know that thou
favourest me, because mine enemy doth not
triumph over me. 12. And as for me, thou
upholdest me in mine integrity, and settest
me before thy face for ever.
Paa, 44,3, Neither did their own arm save
them ; but thy right hand, aud thine arra, and
the Ught of thy countenance, because thou
hadst a favour unto them.
Psa, 46.7. The Lord of hosts is with ua ;
the God of Jacob is our refuge.
Psa. 58.11. VerUy there is a reward for the
righteous. Paa. 68.16. This is the hiU which God
desireth to dweU tn ; yea, the Lord will dweU
in it for ever. 18. Thou hast received gifts

GOD'S FAVOUR
for men ; yea, f<yr the rebeUious also, that the
Lord God might dweU a/mxmg thx.m,
Paa. 73.28. It is good for me to draw near
to God.
Psa. 76.1. In Judah is God known : his
name is great in Israel. 2. In Salem also is
his tabernacle, and his dwelling-place in Zion.
Psa. 84.11. The Lord wUl give grace and
glory. Psa. 87,2. The Lord loveth the gates of
Zion more than aU the dwellings of Jacob,
Psa. 89.17. For thou art the giory of their
strength : and in thy favour our hom shaU be
exalted. Psa, 92,10. My hom shalt thou exalt like
the hom of an unicorn : I shaU be anointed
with fresh oU. Paa. 76.10. Psa, 112,9.
Psa. 94.19. In the multitude of my thoughts
within me thy comforts delight my soul.
Psa. 102.13. The time to favour her, yea,
the set time, is come.
Psa. 115,12. The Lord hath been mindful
of us : he wiU bless us ; he vriU bless the house
of Israel ; he wiU bless the house of Aaron.
18. He wUI bless thera that fear the Lord, &o£^
smaU and great, v. 16.
Psa. 132.13. The Lord hath chosen Zion,
he hath desired it for his habitation. 14. This
is my rest for ever : here wiU I dweU ; for I
have desired it.
Psa. 189.18. When I awake, I am stiU with
thee. Psa. 140.13. The upright shaU dweU in thy
presence. Psa. 147.11. The Lord taketh pleasure in
them that fear him, in those that hope in his
mercy. Fsa. 149.4. The Lord taketh pleasure in
his people : he vriU beautify the meek with
salvation. Pro. 3.4. So shalt thou find favour and
good understanding in the sight of Grod and
man. 32. His secret is vrith the righteous,
35. The wise shaU inherit glory, v. 23.
Pro. 8.86. Whoao flndeth me findeth life,
and ahaU obtain favour of the Lord.
Pro. 10.6. Blessings are upon the head of
the just. 22. Tbe blessing of the Lord, it
maketh rich, and he addeth no sorrow with
it. 24. The desire of the righteoua shaU be
granted. Pro, 11.27. He that dUigently seeketh good
procureth favour.
Pro. 12.2. A good man obtainelh favour of
the Lord.
Pro. 14.9. Among the righteous tliere is
favour. Pro. 16.7- When a man's ways please the
Lord, he maketh even his enemies to be at
peace with him.
Isa. 28.5. In that day shall the Lord of
hosts be for a crown of glory, and for a diadem
of beauty.
Isa. 30.26. The light of the raoon shaU be
aa the light of the sun, and the Ught of the
sun shaU be sevenfold, as the Ught of seven
days, in the day that the Lord bindeth up the
breach of Ms people, and healeth the stroke
of their wound.
Isa. 33.17. Thine eyes shaU aee the king in
his beauty. 21. There the glorious Lord will
be unto us a place of broad rivers and streams.
0. 22.
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thee : be not dismayed ; for I am thy God
Isa. 43.6,
Isa. 43,21, This people have I formed foi
myself ; they shall shew forth my praise.
Isa, 54.8. With everlasting kindness will
I have raercy on thee, aaith the Lord thy
Redeemer. Isa, 60.10. In ray favour have I had raercy
on thee,
Isa. 61.9, The seed which the Lord hath
blessed. Isa, 61.6, Ye shaU be naraed the priests of
the Lord.
Jer, 15.20. I am with thee to save thee and
to deUver thee, saith the Lord.
Lara, 3.24, The Lord is ray portion, saith
my soul ; therefore wiU I hope in him.
Eze. 37. 27. My tabernacle also shaU be with
them. Eze. 39,29. Neither wUl I hide my face any
more frora thera : for I have poured out ray
spirit upon the house of Israel.
Eze. 48.85. The narae of the city frora that
day shaM he, The Lord is there.
Hoa. 14.4. I wiU love thera freely : for raine
anger ia tumed away frora him.
Joel 2.27. Ye shaU know that I am in the
midst of Israel, and that I am, the Lord your
God, and none else : and my people shall never
be ashamed, v. 26.
Joel 3.16. The Lord will be the hope of his
people, and the strength of the children of
IsraeL 17. So shaU ye know that I am the
Lord your Gk>d dwelling in Zion, my holy moun
tain. V. 20,21.
Amos 8,2, You only have I known of aU
the famiUes of the earth.,
Zeph. 3.16. The king of Israel, even the
Lord, is in the midst of thee : thou shalt not
see evU any more. v. 17.
Hag. 1.13. I am with you, saith the Lord.
Zee, 2.6. For I, saith the Lord, wiU be unto
her a waU of fire round about, and wUl be the
glory in the raidst of her.
Zee. 8. 3, I ara retumed unto Zion, and wiU
dweU in the midst of Jerusalem.
Zee. 9,16. And the Lord their Gk)d shall
save them in that day as the flock of his people :
for they shall be as the stones of a crown, Ufted
up as an ensign upon his land.
Luk. 1.28. HaU,t/M>M<ftatarthighlyfavoured,
the Lord is with thee : blessed a/rt thou among
woraen. 80. Fear not, Mary ; for thou hast
foimd favour with God. 66. The hand of the
Lord was with him.
Luk, 2,62, Jesus increased in wisdora and
stature, and in favour vrith God and raan.
1 Sam, 2.26,
Jno. 14,16. He shaU give you another Com
forter, that he may abide with you for ever ;
17, Even the Spirit of truth; ye know him;
for he dweUeth with you, and shaU be in you,
18. I wiU not leave you comfortless: I wUl
come to you. 19. Because I Uve, ye shaU Uve
also. 20. At that day ye shaU know that I am
in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you.
21. I wUl love him, and wUl manifest myself
to him, 23. We wiU come unto hira, and
make our abode vrith hira.
Jno, 15.15. I caU you not servants ; for the
servant knoweth not what his lord doeth ; but
I have caUed you friends ; for aU things that I
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Act. 4.83. Great grace was upon them all.
Act. 10,35. He that feareth hira, and work
eth righteouaness, is accepted with hira.
Rora. 2,29. Whose praise is not of men,
but of God.
1 Cor, 1,9, God is faithful, by whom ye
were caUed unto the feUowship of his Son.
1 Cor, 3,21, AU things are yours,
1 Cor, 6.2. The saints shaU judge the
world, fl. 3.
1 Cor, 10,16, la it not the coraraunion of
the blood of Christ? The bread which we
break, is it not the coraraunion of the body
OfChrist? 2 Cor. 4.16. AU things are for your sakes.
2 Cor. 6.9. We labour, that, whether present
or absent, we may be accepted of him,
2 Cor. 10.18. Not he that coraraendeth hira
self is approved, but whom the Lord com
mendeth. Gal. 4.6. Because ye are sons, God hath
aent forth the Spirit of hia Son into your hearts,
crying, Abba, Father,
Eph. 1.6. He hath made us accepted in the
Beloved. Eph. 2.13. Now in Christ Jeaua ye who
sometimes were far off are made nigh by
the blood of Christ. 14. He is our peace.
18. Through hira we both have access by one
Spirit unto the Father. 22. In whom ye also
are buUded together for an habitation of God
through the Spirit, v. 19. Eph. 2.16,
Eph. 3. 12. In whom we have boldness and
access with confidence by the faith of him.
Rom, 5.2.
PhU. 2.1. If there be therefore any consola
tion in Christ, if any feUowship of the Spirit.
Heb. 4.16. Let us therefore come boldly
unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain
mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.
Heb. 10,19, Having therefore, brethren,
boldness to enter into the hoUest by the blood
of Jesus, 22. Let us draw near vrith a tme
heart in fuU assurance of faith.
Heb. 11.5. Before his translation he had
this testimony, that he pleased God,
Jas. 2,23. He was called the Friend of God.
1 Pet. 2,9. A chosen generation, a royal
priesthood. 1 Jno, 1.3. Truly our feUowship is with the
Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ.
1 Jno. 3.19, Hereby we know that we are of
the truth, and shaU assure our hearts before him.
1 Jno. 4.17. Herein is our love made per
fect, that we may have boldness in the day of
judgment : because as he is, so are we in this
world. 18. There is no fear in love ; but per
fect love casteth out fear : because fear hath
torraent. He that feareth is not made perfect
in love.
Rev, 1.6. Hath made us kings and priests
unto God. Rev. 5.10.
Rev, 3,20. I wiU corae in to hira, and wiU
sup with him, and he with me. Rev. 19.9,
Rev, 21.8, Behold, the tahemacle of God
is with raen, and he wiU dweU vrith them, and
they shaU be his people, and God hiraseU shall
be with thera, aTuL be their God,
Rev, 22.3. The throne of God and of the
Larab shall be in it ; and his servants shall
serve hira : 4. And they shaU see hia face ;
and his narae shaU be in their foreheads.
GOD, His Favour and Blessing, Prayer
vcB.. Ex. 33.13. Shew me now thy way, that
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I raay know thee, that I may find grace In
thy aight: and consider that this nation u
thy people. 15, If thy presence go not with
me, carry us not up hence. 16. For wherein
shaU it be known here that I and thy people
have found grace in thy sight 1 isit not in that
thou goest with us ? so shall we be separated,
I and thy people, frora aU the people that are
upon the face of the earth.
Ex. 34.9, If now I have found grace in thy
sight, O Lord, let ray Lord, I pray thee, go
araong us, (for it is a stiff-necked people.) and
pardon our iniquity and our sin, and take us
for thine inheritance.
Nam, 10, 36. Retum, 0 Lord, unto the many
thousands of Israel.
Deu. 26.16, Look down from thy holy
habitation, from heaven, and bless thy people
Israel. Deu. 33.16. For the good vriU of hira that
dwelt in the bush ; let the blessing corae upon
the head of Joseph.
2 Sara. 7,29. Let it please thee to bless
the house of thy servant, that it raay continue
for ever before thee : for thou, O Lord God,
hast spoken it; and vrith thy blessing let the
house of thy servant be blessed for ever.
1 Kin. 8.57. The Lord our Grod be vrith us,
as he was with our fathers : let him not leave
us, nor forsake us.
1 Chr. 4.10. Oh that thou wouldest bleaa
me indeed, and enlarge ray coast, and that
thine hand might be with me, and that thou
wouldest keep me frora evil, that it may not
grieve me I
Neh. 6,19. Think upon me, my God, for
good. Neh. 13.14,31.
Psa. 4.6. Lord, Uft thou up the Ught of thy
countenance upon us.
Psa. 17-7. Shew thy marveUous loring-
kindness, O thou that savest by thy right hand.
Psa. 19.14. Let the words of my mouth,
and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable
in thy sight, 0 Lord, my strength, and my
redeeraer. Psa, 27.4. .One thiTig have I desired of the
Lord, that wUl I seek after ; that I raay dweU
in the house of the Lord aU the days of my
life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to
enquire in his teraple. 9. Hide not thy face
far from me ; put not thy servant away in
anger. Psa. 28.9. Save thy people, and bless thine
inheritance : feed thera also, and Uft them up
for ever.
Psa. 31.16. Make thy face to shine upon
thy servant : save me for thy mercies' &&ke,
Psa, 36,3, Say unto ray soul, I am thy
salvation, Psa. 36.10. O continue thy lovlng-kindnesa
unto them that know thee ; and thy righteous
ness to the upright in heart.
Psa. 40.11. Withhold not thou thy tender
mercies frora me, O Lord : let thy loving-
kindness and thy tmth continually preserve
me. 17. Thou art my help and ray deUverer ;
make no tarrying, O my God.
Psa. 42,1. As the hart panteth after the
water brooks, ao panteth my soul after thee,
O God, 2. My soul thirsteth for God, for the
Uving God: when shaU I corae and appear
before God?
Paa. 61.8. Make me to hear joy and glod-
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may rejoice. 11. Cast rae not away from thy
presence ; and take not thy Holy Spirit from
me. 12, Restore unto me the joy of thy sal
vation ; and uphold me unth thy free Spirit.
Psa, 63.1, O God, thou art my Grod ; early
wiU I seek thee : my soul thirsteth for thee,
ray flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty
land, where no water is ; 2, To see thy power
and thy glory, so as I have seen thee in the
sanctuary. Paa. 67.1. God be raerciful unto us, and
bleas us ; and cause his face to shine upon us.
Psa. 119.135.
Psa. 71.3. Be thou my strong habitation,
whereunto I may continuaUy resort.
Psa. 80.1. Give ear, O Shepherd of Israel,
thou that leadest Joseph like a flock ; thou
that dweUest between the cherubims, shine
forth. 2. Before Ephraim and Benjamin and
Manasseh stir up thy strength, and corae and
save us. 3. Turn us again, O God, and cause
thy face to shine ; and we shall be saved.
Psa. 84.9. Behold, 0 God our shield, and
look upon the face of thine anointed,
Psa. 86.4. Tum us, OGod of our salvation,
and cause thine anger oward us to cease.
6. WUt thou not revive us again : that thy
people raay rejoice in thee?
Psa. 86.4. Rejoice the soul of thy aervant :
for unto thee, 0 Lord, do I lift up my soul.
Psa, 90.14. O satisfy us early with thy
mercy ; that we may rejoice and be glad aU
our days. 16. Let thy work appear unto thy
servanta, and thy glory unto their chUdren.
17. And let the beauty of the Lord our God
be upon us : and establish thou tbe work of
our hands upon us ; yea, the work of our hands
estabUsh thou it. v. 15.
Psa. 101,2, O when vrilt thou come unto
me? Psa. 106.4. Reraember rae, O Lord, with
the favour that thou bearest unto thy people :
O visit me with thy salvation ; 6. That I may
see the good of thy chosen, that I may rejoice
in the gladness of thy nation, that I may gloiy
vrith thine inheritance.
Psa. 119.8. 0 forsake me not utterly. 68. I
entreated thy favour with my whole heart.
132. Look thou upon me, and be merciful
unto me, as thou usest to do unto those that
love thy name.
Psa. 141.2. Let my prayer be set forth
before thee as incense ; and the lifting up of
my handa as the evening aacriflce,
Psa. 143.7. Hear me speedUy, O Lord : my
spirit faUeth : hide not thy face from me, lest
I be Uke unto them that go down into the pit,
8, Cause me to hear thy loving-kindness in
the moming ; for in thee do I trust : cause me
to know the way wherein I should walk ; for
I Uft up my soul unto thee.
Jer. 14,8. 0 the hope of Israel, the saviour
thereof in time of trouble, why shouldest thou
be as a stranger in the land, and as a wayfaring
man that turneth aside to tarry for a night ?
2 Cor, 13.14. The grace of the Lord Jeaua
Christ, and the love of God, and the com
munion of the Holy Ghost, he vrith you aU.
Amen. See God's Love — Spiritual Peace —
Adoption. GOD GLORIPlED BY Chbibt. Isa. 49.3,
Thou aH ray servant, O Israel, in whom I vrill
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GOD GLORIFIED
Jno. 8.50. I seek not mine own glory:
there is one that seeketh and judgeth.
Jno. 12.28. Father, glorify thy name. Ihsn
came there a voice from heaven, saying, I have
both glorified it, and wiU glorify it again.
Jno, 13.31. Now is the Son of raan glorified,
and God is glorified in hira. 32. If God be
glorified in hira, God shaU also glorify liim in
himself, and shaU straightway glorify him.
Jno. 14.13. Whatsoever ye shaU ask in my
narae, that wiU I do, that the Father may be
glorified in the Son,
Jno, 17.1, Glorify thy Son, that thy Son
also may glorify thee,
Eph, 3.21. Unto him he glory in the church
by Christ Jesua throughout aU agea, world
vrithout end.
Phil, 2.11, Every tongue should confess
that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God
the Father,
GOD GLORIFIED IN THB ChURCH, Psa.
68.24, T^ey have seen thy goings, O God;
even the goings of my God, my King, in the
sanctuary, Psa. 102.16, When the Lord shaU buUd up
Zion, he shaU appear in his glory. 21. To
declare the name of the Lord in Zion, and hia
praise in Jerusalem ; 22. When the people
are gathered together, and the kingdoms, to
serve the Lord.
Psa. 106.8. He saved them for his narae s
sake, that he might make his raighty power to
be knovra.
Isa, 12.6, Cry out and shout, thou inha
bitant of Zion : for great is the Holy One of
Israel in the raidst of thee,
Isa. 24.23. The Lord of hosts shall reign in
raount Zion, and in Jerusalem, and before his
ancients gloriously.
Isa. 26.16. Thou hast increased the nation :
thou art glorified.
Isa. 28.6. In that day ahaU the Lord of
hosts be for a crown of glory, and for a diadem
of beauty, unto the residue of hia people,
Isa. 29,23. When he seeth nis chUdren, the
work of mine hands, ia the midst of him, they
shaU sanctify ray name, and sanctify the Holy
One of Jacob, and shall fear the Grod of Israel.
Isa. 88.5. The Lord ia exalted ; for he
dweUeth on high : he hath fiUed J^on with
judgment and righteouaness.
laa, 35,2, They ahaU see the glory of tbe
Lord, amd the exceUency of our God.
Isa. 40.5. The glory of the Lord shaU be
revealed, and aU flesh ahaU see it together.
Isa. 43.7. Every one that is caUed by ray
name : for I have created him for my glory,
I have formed him ; yea, I have made him.
21. This people have I formed for myself ;
they ahaU she'v forth ray praise, 26, I, even
I, am he that blotteth out thy transgressions
for mine ovra sake, and vriU not remember thy
sins. Isa. 44.23. The Lord hath redeemed Jacob,
and glorified himself in Israel.
Isa. 48.11. For mine ovra sake, even for
mine own sake, vriU I do it: for how shotdd
my name be polluted ? and I wUl not give my
glory unto another, v. 9.
Isa. 49.26. AU flesh shall know that I the
Lord am thy Saviour and thy Redeemer, the
mighty One of Jacob.
Isa. 62.10. The Lord hath made bare hia
holy arm in the eyea of aU the nations : and
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aU the ends of the earth shaU see the salvation
of our God,
Isa. 66.13. It shaU be to the Lord for a
narae, for an everlasting signthat shall not be
cut off.
Isa. 60.1. Arise.shine; for thy Ught is come,
and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee,
2. For, behold, the darkness ahaU cover the
earth, and gross darknes the people : but the
Lord shall arise upon thee, and his gloiy shaU
be seen upon thee. 6. They shall shew forth
the praises of the Lord 19. But the Lord
shaU be unto thee an everlasting Ught, and
thy God thy glory. 20. Thy sun shaU no more
go down ; neither shaU thy raoon withdraw
itself : for the Lord shaU be thine everlasting
Ught, and the days of thy mourning shaU be
ended. 21. Thy people also shall be aU right
eous : they shaU inherit the land for ever, the
branch of my planting, the work of ray hands,
that I may be glorified,
laa. 61.3. That they might be caUed trees
of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that
he raight be glorified,
Isa, 62.3, Thou shalt also be a crown of
glory in the hand of the Lord, and a royal
diadem in the hand of thy God.
Isa. 63.12. That led them by the right hand
of Moses with his glorious arm, dividing the
water before them, to make hiraself an ever
lasting name ? v. 14.
Isa. 66.18. I wiU gather aU nations and
tongues ; and they shaU come, and see ray
glory. Jer. 13.11. That they might be unto me
for a people, and for a name, and for a praise,
and for a glory.
Jer. 33.9. It shaU be to me a narae of
joy, a praise and an honour before aU the
nations of the earth, which shaU hear aU the
good that 1 do unto them.
Eze, 20,14 I wrought for my name's sake,
that it should not be poUuted before the
heathen, in whose sight T brought them out.
44. Ye shaU know that I am the Lord, when
I have wrought with you for ray name's
sake. Eze. 36.22. I do not this for your sakes, 0
'lonse of Israel, but for mine holy name's sake,
which ye have profaned among the heathen,
whither ye went. 23. And I wUl sanctify my
great name, which was profaned among the
heathen, which ye have profaned in the midst
of them ; and the heathen shaU know that I
am the Lord, saith the Lord God, when I shaU
be sanctified in you before their eyes.
Luk. 2.14. Glory to God in the highest,
and on earth peace.
Jno. 17.10. AU raine are thine, and thine
are mine ; and I am glorified in them.
Act. 16.14. God at the first did visit the
Gentiles, to take out of them a people for his
name. 2 Cor. 1.20. AU the promises of God in hira
are yea, and in him Araen, unto the glory of
God by us.
2 Cor. 4.16. All things are for your sakes.
that the abundant grace raight through the
thanksgiving of many redound to the glory of
God. Eph. 1.6, To the praise of the glory of his
grace, wherein he hath made us accepted in
the beloved. 12. We should be to the praise of
hiM glory, who first trusted in Christ. 14. The
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redemption of the purchased posaession, unto
the praise of his glory,
Eph, 2.7. That in the agea to come he might
shew the exceeding riches of his grace in his
kindness toward us through Chriat Jesus.
Eph. 3.10. To the intent that now unto
the principalities and powers in heavenly
places might be known by the church the
raanifold wisdora of God.
PhU. 1.11. The fmits of righteouaness,
which are by Jesus Christ, unto the glory and
praise of God.
Rev. 21,10, The holy Jeruaalera, descending
out of heaven from Grod, 11. Having the
glory of God. 23. The city had no need of
the sun, neither of the raoon, to shine in it :
for the glory of Gk)d did Ughten it, and the
Larab is the light thereof. See Glorifyino
God, GOD GLORiPiED IN Judgments. See
Judgments, design and epfect,
GOD, HiB Glory and Greatness, Ex,
3.2. The angel of the Lord appeared unto hira
in a fiame of fire out of the midst of a bush :
and he looked, and, behold, the bush bumed
with fire, and the bush was not consumed.
Ex, 19,18. Sinai was altogether on a amoke,
because the Lord descended upon it in fire :
and the smoke thereof ascended as the smoke of
a fumace, and the whole moirat quaked greatly.
v. 16,19. Ex. 20.18,19. Deu. 4.11,12,33,36,
Deu, 6.5,24,26.
Ex. 24.10, They saw the God of larael: and
there was under his feet as it were a paved
work of a sapphire stone, and as it were the
body of heaven in his clearness. 17. And the
aight of the glory of the Lord was like devour
ing fire on the top of the mount in the eyes of
the chUdren of Israel.
Ex. 33.20. Thou canst not see my face : for
there shaU no man see me, and Uve. 22, It
shaU come to pass, whUe ray glory passeth by,
that I vriU put thee in a clift of the rock.
V. 23.
Ex. 34.6. The Lord descended in the cloud,
and stood vrith him there, and proclaimed the
name of the Lord, 6. Ajid the Lord passed
by before him, and proclaimed. The Lord,
The Lord God, raerciful and gracious, v. 29-35.
Ex. 33,18,19,
Deu, 10.17, The Lord your God is God oi
gods, and Lord of lords, a great God, a mighty,
and a terrible. Deu. 7.21.
Deu. 28.68. Fear this glorious and fearful
narae. The Lord Thy God.
Deu, 33,2, He shined forth from mount
Paran, and he came with ten thousands of
saints. 26, There is none like unto the God
of Jeshurun, who rideth upon the heaven in
thy help, and in his exceUency on the s^.
1 Kin. 19.12. After the earthquake a fire;
but the Lord was not in the fire : and after the
fire a stiU small voice.
Job 9.82, He is not a man, as I am, that I
should answer him, and we should come
together in judgraent. 33. Neither is there
any daysman betwixt us, that might lay his
hand upon us both.
Job 13.11. ShaU not his exceUency raake
you afraid ? and his dread fall upon you ?
Job 22.12. Is not God m the height of
heaven? and behold the height of the atarSt
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GOD'S GLORY
Job26,3. Is there any number of hia armies? {
4nd upon whom doth not his Ught arise?
Job 33.12, God is greater than man. ]
Job 35. 5. Look unto the heavens, and see ;
and behold the <douda which are higher than
thou. 6. If thou ainnest, what doest thou
againat him ? or ^ thy transgressions be mul
tipUed, what doest thou unto him ? 7. If thou
be righteous, what givest thou him? or what
receiveth he of thine hand ?
^ Job 37. 5. God thundereth m^rveUoualy vrith
his voice ; great thinga doeth he, which we
cannot comprehend. 22. With God is terrible
majesty, v. 4.
Paa. 18.9. He bowed the heavens also, and
came dovra : and darkness was under his feet.
10. And he rode upon a cherub, and did fly :
yea, he did fiy upon the vTings of the vrind.
11. He made darknesa hia secret place ; his
paviUon round about hira were dark waters
and thick clouds of the skies, v. 7-15.
2 Sam. 22.
Psa. 46.10. Be stiU, and know that I am
God : I vriU be exalted araong the heathen, I
vriU be exalted In the earth.
Isa. 1.24. The Lord, the Lord of hosts, the
mighty One of Israel.
Jsa.. 2.10. Enter into the rock, and hide
thee in the duat, for fear of the Lord, and for
the glory of hia majeaty.
Isa. 6.1. I saw also the Lord sitting upon a
throne, high and lifted up, and hia train fiUed
the teraple. 3. And one cried unto another
and said. Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of
hosts : the whole earth is fuU of hia glory.
V. 1-6.
Isa. 30.30. The Lord shaU cause bis glori
ous voice to be heard, and shaU shew the
Ughting down of his arm, vrith the indigna
tion of his anger, and with the flame of a de
vouring flre, vkfh scattering, aud tempest, and
haUstones. laa. 33.10. Now wiU I rise, saith the Lord ;
now vriU I be exalted ; now wiU I lift up my
self. Isa. 40.16. Behold, he taketh up the isles as
a very Uttle thing. 16. And Lebanon is not
sufficient to bum, nor the beasts thereof suffl-
dent for a burnt-offering. 17. AU nations
before him are as nothing ; and they are counted
to htm less than nothing, and vamty. 18. To
whora then vriU ye liken God? or what like
ness wUl ye compare unto him ? 22. He that
sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the
inhabitants thereof a/re as grasshoppers. Isa.
46.6. Isa. 66.9. As the heavens are higher than
the earth, so are my ways higher than your
waya, and my thoughts than your thoughts.
Isa. 57.16. Thus aaith the high and lofty
One that inhabiteth eternity, whose name is
Holy ; I dweU in the high and holy place.
Isa. 66.1. The heaven is my throne, and the
earth is my footstool : where is the house that
ye buUd unto me ? and where is the place of
my rest? 2. For aU those things hath mine
hand raade,
Jer, 17,12. A glorious high throne from the
beginning is the place of our sanctuary.
Eze. 1.26. Above the firmament that was
over their heads was ttie likeness of a throne,
as the appearance of a sapphire stone : and
upon the likeness of the throne was the Uke
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28. Aa the appearance of the bow that is in
the cloud in the day of rain, so was the appear
ance of the brightness round about. This was
the appearance of the likeness of the ^ory ol
the Lord. v. 1-27, Eze. 3.23,
Eze. 43,2. The glory of the God of Israel
came frora the way of the east : and his voice
was Uke a noise of many waters: and the
earth shined vrith his glory.
Eze. 44.2. This gate shall be shut, it shaU
not be opened, and no man shaU enter in by
it ; because the Lord, the God of Israel, hath
entered in by it, therefore it shall be shut.
Don, 7.9. The Ancient of daya did ait, whose
garment waa white as snow, and the hair of
his head like the pure wool : his throne was
like the fiery flame, a/nd his wheels as burning
flre. 10. A fiery stream issued and came forth
frora before him : thousand thousands minis-
tered unto him, and ten thousand times ten
thousand stood before him.
Mai. 1.14. I am a great King, saith the Lord
of hosts, and my name is dreadful among the
heathen. Act. 17.29. We ought not to think that the
Grodhead ia like unto gold, or silver, or stone,
graven by art and man's device.
Rom. 1.23. The gloiy of the uncormptible
God. 2 Cor. 11.31. The God and Father of our
Lord Jesus Christ, which ia blessed for ever
more. Eph. 1.17. The Father of glory.
Eph. 4.6. One God and Father of aU, who
is above all, and through aU, and in you all.
Phil. 4.19. My God shall supply aU your
need according to his riches in glory by Christ
Jesus. Heb. 12.29. For our God is a consuming fire.
1 Jno. 1.6. God is light, and in him is no
darkness at all.
Rev. 4.2. One sat on the throne. 3, And
he that sat was to look upon Uke a jasper and
a sardine stone: and there was a rainbow
round about the throne, in sight like unto an
emerald, v. 2-6,
Rev. 16.8. The temple was fiUed with smoke
from the glory of God, and from his power.
Rev. 22.5. There shaU be no ni^t there ;
and they need no candle, neither Ught of the
aun ; for the Lord Grod giveth them light.
See Cloud op Glory — Mercy-seat,
GOD, His Glory and Greatnes-j, praise
OP. Ex. 16.1. IvriU aing unto the Lord, for
he hath triumphed gloriously : the horse and
his rider hath he thrown into the sea, v. 6, 11.
Ex. 18.11. I know that the Lord is greater
than aU gods : for in the thing wherein they
dealt proudly he was above them.
Deu. 32.3. I wUl publish the name of the
Lord : ascribe ye greatness unto our God.
4. He is the Rock, Ins work is perfect : for all
his ways are judgraent. 31. Their rock is not
as our Rock, even our enemies theraselves
heiTig judges.
Jud. 5.4. When thou marchedst out of the
field of Edora, the earth trerabled, and the
heavens dropped, the clouds also dropped
water. 6. The mountains melted from before
the Lord, even that Sinai from before the Ix)rd
God of Israel.
2 Sara. 7.22. Thou art great, 0 Lord God :
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1 Kin, 8.27, But wiU God indeed dweU oh
the earth ? behold, the heaven and heaven of
heavens cannot contain thee ; how much less
this house that I have buUded? 2 Chr. 6.18.
2 Chr. 2.5, Great is our God above all gods.
Neh. 9,6. Bless the Lord your God for ever
and ever : and blessed be thy glorious name,
which is exalted above aU blessing and praise.
32, Our God, the great, the mighty, and the
terrible God, who keepest covenant and mercy,
Neh. 1.5. Neh. 4.14.
Psa. 8.1. 0 Lord our Lord, how exceUent
is thy name in aU the earth I who hast set thy
glory above the heavens, v. 9.
Psa. 11.4. The Lord is in his holy teraple,
the Lord's throne is in heaven.
Psar 19.1. The heavens declare the glory of
Gk)& ; and the firmament sheweth his handy-
work. V. 2-4.
Psa. 24.8. "Who is this King of glory? The
Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in
battle. 9. Lift up your heads, O ye gates ;
even lift them, up, ye everlasting doors ; and
the King of glory shall come in. v. 10.
Psa. 29. 2. Give unto the Lord the glory due
unto his name ; worship the Lord in the beauty
of holiness, v. 3,4.
Psa. 47.2, The Lord most high is terrible ;
he is a. great King over aU the earth. 6. God
is gone up with a shout, the Lord with the
sound of a trumpet.
Psa. 48.1. Great is the Lord, and greatly
to be praised in the city of our God.
Paa. 60.1. The mighty God, even the Lord,
hath spoken, and caUed the earth from the
rising of the sun unto the going down thereof,
2. Out of Zion, the perfection of beauty, God
hath shined. 3. Our God shaU come, and
shall not keep sUence : a fire shall devour
before him, and it shall be very tempestuous
round about him.
Psa. 57.11. Be thou exalted, 0 God, above
the heavens ; let thy glory be above all the
earth, v. 5. Psa. 108.8.
Psa. 68,7. O God, when thou wentest forth
before thy people, when thou didst march
through the wilderness ; 8, The earth shook,
the heavens also dropped at the presence of
God : even Sinai itself was moved at the pre
sence of God, the God of Israel. 17, The
chariots of God are twenty thousand, even
thousands of angels : the Lord is araong thera,
as in Sinai, in the holy place. 34, Ascribe ye
strength unto God : his excellency is over
Israel, and his strength is in the clouds.
35, 0 God, thou art terrible out of thy holy
places : the God of Israel is he that giveth
strength and power unto his people. Blessed
he God, 2 Sam. 22. Psa. 18,7-15,
Psa. 71.19. Thy righteousness also, O God,
is very high, who hast done great things : O
God, who is like unto thee 1
Psa. 72.18. Blessed he the Lord God, the
God of Israel, who only doeth wondrous things.
19. And blessed he his glorious name for ever :
and let the whole earth be fiUed with his glory ;
Amen, and Amen.
Psa. 76.4. Thou art more glorious and
lixceUent than the mountains of prey.
Psa. 77.13. Thy way, O God, is in the
sanctuary ; who is so great a God as our God ?
Psa, 86.8. Among the gods there is none
like unto thee, 0 Lord ; neither are there any
Korks like unto thy works. 10. Thou ari
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great, and doest wondrous things : thou ari
God alone.
Psa. 89.6. Who in the heaven cau be com
pared unto the Lord ? who among the sons of
the mighty can be likened unto the Lord?
7, GJod is greatly to be feared in the assembly
of the saints, and to be had in reverence of all
them that are about him. 14. Justice and
judgment are the habitation of thy throne:
mercy and tmth shaU go before thy face. v. 8.
Psa. 92. 5. O Lord, how great are thy works I
and thy thoughta are very deep. 8. Thou,
Lord, art most high for evermore.
Psa. 96,3. Declare his glory among the
heathen, his wonders among aU people. 4, The
Lord is great, and greatly to be praised : he is
to be feared above all gods. 6, Honour and
majesty are before him : strength and beauty
ore in his sanctuary. 7. Give unto the Lord,
0 ye kindreds of the people, give unto the
Lord glory and strength. 1 Chr. 16.24,25.
Psa. 97.2. CHouda and darkness are round
about him : righteousness and judgment ore
the habitation of his throne. 6. The heavens
declare his righteousness, and aU the people
see his glory. 9. Thou, Lord, aH high above
aU the earfh : thou art exalted far above aU
gods. V. 3-6.
Psa. 99.1. The Lord reigneth; letthepeople
tremble : he sitteth between the cherubims ;
let the earth be raoved. 2. The Lord is great
in Zion ; and he is high above all the people.
3. Let thera praise thy great and terrible name ;
for it is holy.
Psa. 104.1. 0 Lord my Gk)d, thou art very
great; thou art clothed with honour and
majesty. 2. "Who coverest thyself with Ught
as with a garment : who stretchest out the
heavens Uke a curtain : 3, Who layeth the
beams of his chambers in the waters: who
maketh the elouda his chariot : who walketh
upon the wings of the wind : 31. The glory
of the Lord shaU endure for ever : the Lord
shaU rejoice in his works,
Psa, 106,2. "Who can utter the mighty acts
of the Lord ? who can shew forth aU his praise?
Psa. 113.4. The Lord is high above aU
nations, and his glory above the heavens.
5. Who is like unto the Lord our God, who
dweUeth on high? 6. Who hurableth himself
to behold tlie things that are in heaven, and in
the earth !
Psa. 114.7. Trerable, thou earth, at the
presence of the Lord, at the presence of the
Grod of Jacob.
Psa, 135.6. I know that the Lord is great,
and that our Lord is above aU gods.
Psa. 136.2. O give thanks unto the God of
gods : 3. O give thanks to the Lord of lords :
for his mercy endureth for ever. 4. To him
who alone doeth great wonders.
Psa. 138.6. They ahaU sing in the ways of
the Lord : for great is the glory of the Lord,
Psa, 146.3. Great is the Lord, and greatly
to be praised; and his greatness is unsearch
able. 6. I wUl speak of the glorious honour
of thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works.
10. AH thy works shaU praise thee, 0 Lord ;
and thy saints shaU bless thee. 11. They shall
speak of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of
thy power ; 12. To malce known to the sons
of men his mighty acts, and the glorious
majesty of his kingdora,
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GOD'S GOODlfBSS
the lK>rd : for hia name alone ia exceUent ;
hia glory is above the earth and heaven.
Psa. 160,2, Praise him for his mighty acts :
praise him according to his exceUent great
ness, Isa. 6.3. Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of
hosts : the whole earth is fuU of his glory.
Isa. 12.4. Praise the Lord, caU upon his
name, declare his doings among the people,
make mention that Ms name is exalted.
6. Sing unto the Lord ; for he hath done excel
lent things: thia is known in aU the earth.
6. Cry out and shout, thou inhabitant of Zion :
for great is the Holy One of Israel in the midst
of thee.
Isa, 24.14. They shaU Uft up their voice,
they shaU aing for the majesty of the Lord,
they shaU cry aloud from the sea. 16. Where
fore glorify ye the Lord In the fires, eoen the
name of the Lord God of Israel in the isles of
the sea.
Jer. 32.18. The Great, the Mighty God, the
Lord of hosts, is his narae, 19. Great in
counsel, and raighty in work,
Eze, 3,12. Blessed be the glory of the Lord
frora his place,
Dan. 4.34. I blessed the most High, and I
praised and honoured him that liveth for ever,
whose dominion is an everlasting dominion,
and his kingdom is frora generation to gene
ration. V. 35,
Hab. 2,20. The Lord is in hia holy temple :
let aH the earth keep aUence before hira.
Hab. 3.3. His glory covered the heavena,
and the earth was fuU of his praise. 4. And
his brightness was as the light ; he had horns
coming out of his hand : and there was the
hiding of his power, 5. Before him went the
pestUence, and burning coals went forth at his
feet. V. 6.
Mat. 6.9. Our Father which art in heaven,
haUowed be thy name. 13. Thine is the king
dora, and the power, and the gloiy, for ever.
Amen. Luk. 2.14. Glory to GrOd in the highest.
Rom. 11.36, Of him, and through hira, and
to him, a/re all things : to whom be glory for
ever. 1 Tim, 6.15. Who is the blessed and only
Potentate, the King of kings, and Lord of
lords; 16. Who only hath immortaUty, dweU
ing in the Ught which no raan can approach
unto ; whora no man hath seen, nor can see :
to whom he honour and power everlasting.
Amen. Jude 25. To the only vrise God our Saviour,
he glory and majesty, dominion and power,
both now and ever.
Rev. 4,11. Thou art worthy, 0 Lord, to
receive glory, and honour, and power : for
thou hast created aU things, and for thy plea
sure they are and were created.
See God, king — God, omnipotence op —
Zeal por God's glory — Glorifying Gob.
GOD, Goodness of. Ex. 33.19. I wiU
make all my goodness pass before thee.
Ex. 34.6. Abundant in goodness and truth.
Deu. 80.9. The Lord wiU again rejoice over
thee for good, as he rejoiced over thy fathers.
Paa. 8,4, What ia raan, that thou art mind
ful of him? and the son of man, that thou
riaitesthim? Paa. 144.3.
Paa. 17.7. Thy marveUous loving-kindneas.
Psa. 26,8. Good and upright is the Lord.

GOD'S GOODNESS
Paa. 33.6. llie earth ia fuU of the goodnefla
of the Lord.
Psa. 34.8, O taste and aee that the Lord is
good, Psa. 36.7. How exceUent is thy loving-
kindness, O God I therefore the chUdren of
men put their truat under the shadow of thy
wings. Psa. 62.1. The goodness of God endmreth
continiiaUy. 9. I wiU wait on thy name ; for
it is good before thy saints.
Psa. 69.16. Thy loving-kindnesa ia good.
Psa. 100.6. The Lord ts good ; hia mercy is
everlasting, Psa, 104.13. The earth is satisfied with the
frait of thy works,
Paa. 106,1, O give thanks unto the Lord ;
for he is good.
Psa, 107.8, Oh that men would praise the
Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful
v^orka to the chUdren of men I 9. For he satis
fieth the longing aoul, and fiUeth the hungry
aoul vrith goodnesa. 43. "Whoso is wise, and
wUl observe these tMngs, even they shaU under
stand the loving-kindness of the Lord.
Psa. 119.64, The earth, O Lord, is full ot
thy mercy. 68. Thou ar( good, and doest
good. Psa, 143,10. Thy spirit is good,
Psa. 146.7. They shaU abundantly utter the
memory of thy great goodness. 9. The Lord
is good to aU : and hia tender mercies are over
all bis works.
Jer. 9,24. I am the Lord which exercise
loving-kindneaa, judgment, and righteousness,
in the earth : for in tiiese things I deUght, saith
the Lord.
Lam. 8. 26. The Lord is good unto them that
wait for him, to the soul that seeketh him,
Hos. 3.5. ShaU fear the Lord and hia good
ness in the latter daya,
Nah, 1.7. The Lord is good, a atrong hold
in the day of trouble.
Mat. 7.11. If ye then, being evU, know how
to give good gifts unto your children, how
much more shaU your Father which ia in
heaven give good things to thera that ask him ?
Mat. 19.17. There is none good but one,
that is God.
Luk. 1,53, He hath filled the hungry with
good things,
Luk. 6.86. He is kind unto the unthankful
and to the evU.
Rom. 2. 4, The goodness of God leadeth thee
to repentance.
Rom, 11,22, Toward thee, goodness, if thou
continue in his goodness,
2 The, 1,11. That our God would fulfil aU
the good pleasure of his goodness.
Tit. 3.4. The kindness and love of God our
Saviour toward man appeared,
Jaa. 1.5. God, that giveth to all men libe
rally, and upbraideth not: 17- Every good
gift and every perfect gift is frora above, and
cometh down from the Father of lights.
1 Jno. 4.8. God is love.
See God, love op.
GOD, Goodness op, in providence. —
Temporal Blessings from God. Gen, 1.30
To every beast of the earth, and to every fowl
of the air, and to every thing that creepeth
upon the earth, wherein there is Ufe, I have
given, every green herb for meat.
Gen, 8.22. Seed tirae and harvest, and cold
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and heat, and summer and winter, and day
and night ahaU not cease.
Gen. 9.1. God blessed Noah and hia sons,
and said unto them. Be fruitful, and multiply,
and replenish the earth. 3. Every moving
thing that Uveth shaU be meat for you ; even
as the green herb have I given you all things,
V. 2.
1 Sam. 2.7. The Lord maketh poor, and
maketh rich ; he bringeth low, and Ufteth up.
8. He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and
Ufteth up the beggar frora the dunghiU, to set
them araong princes, and to raake them inherit
the throne of glory.
1 Chr. 29.12, Both riches and honour come
of thee, and thou reignest over aU; and in
thine hand is power and might ; and in thine
hand it is to make great, and to give strength
unto aU. 14. AU thinga coTne of thee, and of
thine own have we given thee, 16. AU this
store that we have prepared to buUd thee an
houae for thine holy name cometh of thine
hand, and is aU thine own.
Job 5,10. Who giveth rain upon the earth,
and sendeth waters upon the fields.
Job 12. 23. He increaseth the nations, and
destroyeth them: he enlargeth the nations,
and straiteneth thera again.
Job 22.18. He filled their houses with good
thiTigs. Job 37.6. He saith to the snow. Be thou on
the earth ; likewise to the smaU rain, and to the
great rain of his strength. 10. By the breath
of God frost ia given : and the breadth of the
watera ia straitened. 13. He causeth it to
corae, whether for correction, or for his land,
or for raercy. 17. Thy garments are warm,
when he quieteth the earth by the aouth wind.
Jcfb 88.26. Who hath divided a watercourse
for the overflowing of waters, or a way for the
lightning of thunder ; 26. To cause it to rain
on the earth, where no man is; on the vrilder-
ness, wherein there is no raan ; 27. To satisfy
the desolate and waste ground; and to cause
the bud of the tender herb to spring forth?
41. "Who provideth for the raven his food?
when hia yoimg ones cry unto God, they wander
for lack of meat.
Job 39.6. The wUd ass. 6. Whose house I
have made the wUdemeas, and the barren lands
his dwellings.
Psa. 36.6. O Lord, thou preservest man and
beast, 7. How exceUent is thy loving-kind
ness, 0 God ! therefore the chUdren of men put
their trust under the shadow of thy wings,
Psa, 65.8. Thou makest the outgoings of
the moming and evening to rejoice. 9. Thou
visitest the earth, and waterest it : thou greatly
enrichest it with the river of God, wldch is fuU
of water : thou preparest them com, when
thou hast so provided for it. 10. Thou waterest
the ridges thereof abundantly: thou settlest
the furrows thereof : thou makest it soft with
showers : thou blessest the springing thereof,
1 1 , Thou crownest the year with thy goodness ;
and thy paths drop fatness, v. 12,13,
Psa. 68.6. God setteth the soUtary in fami
lies : he bringeth out those which are bound
with chaina,
Psa, 104.14. He causeth the grass to grow
for the cattle, and herb forthe service of man :
that he may bring forth food out of the earth ;
16. And wine that maketh glad the heart
of man, amd oU to make his face to shine,
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and bread whi(h strengtheneth man's nean.
27. These wait aU upon thee ; that thou raayest
give them their raeat in due season. 28. Thai
thou givest them they gather: thou openest
thine hand, they are filled vrith good. v. 1-36,
Psa, 107.36-38. Psa. 145.16,16.
Psa. 116,16, The earth hath he given to the
chUdren of men.
Psa, 127.1. Except the Lord buUd the
house, they labour in vain thatbuUd it : except
the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh
hut in vain. v. 2-5. Psa. 113.9.
Psa. 135.7. He causeth the vapours to
ascend frora the ends of the earth ; he raaketh
Ughtninga for the rain ; he bringeth the wind
out of hia treasuriea.
Psa. 136.25. Who giveth food to aU fiesh :
for hia raercy endureth for ever,
Psa, 146. 7. Which giveth food to the hungry.
Psa. 147.8. Who covereth the heaven with
clouds, who prepareth rain for the earth, who
maketh graaa to grow upon the mountains.
9. He giveth to the beast his food, and to the
young ravens which cry,
Ecc. 2.24. A raan should eat and drink, and
he should raake his soul enjoy good in hia
labour. This alao I aaw, that it was from the
hand of God. Ecc. 3.13.
Ecc. 5,19. Every raan alao to whom God
hath given richea and wealth, and hath given
him power to eat thereof, and to take his por
tion, and to rejoice in ms labour ; this is the
gUt of Gk>d.
Isa, 55,10. The rain coraeth down, and the
snow from heaven, and returneth not thither,
but watereth the earth, and raaketh it bring
forth and bud, that it raay give seed to the
sower, and bread to the eater.
Jer, 6.24, Let us now fear the Lord our
Grod, that giveth rain, both the forraer and
the latter, in his season ; he reserveth unto us
the appointed weeks of the harvest,
Jer, 10.13, When he uttereth hia voice,
fhere is a raultitude of waters in the heavens,
and he causeth the vapours to ascend from the
enda of the earth ; he maketh Ughtninga with
rain, and bringeth forth the vrind out of his
treasures. Jer. 51.16.
Jer. 14.22. Are there any among the vani
ties of the Gentiles that can cause rain? or can
the heavena give ahowers ? aH not thou he, 0
Lord our God ? therefore we vriU wait upon
thee : for thou hast raade all theae things.
Jer. 27.6. The beaats of the field have I
given him also to serve hira.
Dan. 5.18. The most high gave Nebuchad
nezzar thy father a kingdora, and majesty, and
glory, and honour.
flos. 2.8. She did not know that I gave her
corn, and wine, and oil, and multipUed her
sUver and gold,
Amos 4,7, I caused it to rain upon one city.
Mat. 6.45. He maketh his sun to rise on the
evU and on the good, and sendeth rain on the
just and on the unjust.
Mat. 10.29. Are not two sparrows sold for
a farthing ? and one of thera shall not f aU on
the ground without your Father.
Act. 14.17. He left not himself vrithout
witness, in that he did good, and gave us rain
frora heaven, and fruitful seasons, filling our
hearts vrith food and gladness.
1 Cor. 16.2, Every one of you lay by him
in store, as God hath prospered him

GODS GOODNESS
1 Tim. 6.17. The Uving God, who giveth
OS richly all things to enjoy.
GOD, Goodness of, in Providence to
HIS People. — Temporal Blessings op
Saints prom God. Gen. 22.17. In blessing
I wiQ bless thee, and in multiplying X vriU
multiply thy seed as the atars of the heaven,
and as the sand which is upon the sea-shore ;
and thy seed shall possess the gate of his
enemies. Gten. 26.4,6.
Gen. 28,20. If God wiU be vrith rae, and
wUl keep me in thia way that I go, and wiU
give me bread to eat, and raiment to put on,
21. So that I corae again to ray father* a house
in peace ; then shaU the Lord be ray God.
Gen. 49.24. His bow abode in strength,
and the arms of hia hands were made strong
by the hands of the mighty God of Jacob.
26. Even by the God of thy father, who shall
help thee; and by the Almighty, who ahaU
bless thee vrith blessings of heaven above,
blessinga of the deep that Ueth under, bless
ings of the breasts, and of the womb. v. 11,
12, 20.
Ex. 23.22. If thou shalt indeed obey hia
voice, and do aU that I speak ; then I wiU be
an enemy unto thine enemies, and an adver
sary unto thine adversaries,
Ex. 34.24. Neither shaU any man desire
thy land, when thou ahalt go up to appear
before the Lord thy God thrice ia the year.
Lev. 26.4. I wUl give you rain in due
aeaaon, and the land shaU yield her increase,
and the trees of the field shoU yield their fruit.
5, And your threshing shaU reach unto the
vintage, and the vintage shaU reach unto the
sowing time : and ye shaU eat your bread to
the fuR, and dweU in your land aafely. 6. I
wUl give peace in the land, and ye ahaU Ue
dovm, and none shall make you afraid : and I
wiU rid evil beasts out of the land, neither
shall the sword go through your land. 10. And
ye shall eat old store, and bring forth the old
because of the new.
Deu. 1.10. The Lord your God hath multi
pUed you, and, behold, ye are this day as the
stars of heaven for raultitude,
Deu, 2.7. The Lord thy God hath blessed
thee in aU the works of thy hand : he knoweth
thy walking through this great wUdemess :
these forty years the Lord thy Grod ha,th been
vrith thee ; thou hast lacked nothing,
Deu, 4.4. Ye that did cleave unto the Lord
your God are aUve every one of you this day.
fl, 40. Nura. 10.29. Deu. 6.2-26. Deu. 6.33.
Deu. 12.28.
Deu. 6.29. O that there were such an heart
In them, that they would fear me, and keep
aU ray commandments always, that it might
be weU with them, and with their chUdren for
ever ! Deu. 29.9.
Deu. 7.13. He wUl love thee, and bless
thee, and multiply thee : he wiU also bless the
fruit of thy worab, and the frait of thy land,
thy com, and Ihy vrine, and thine oU, the
increase of thy kine, and the fiocks of thy
sheep, in the land which he sware unto thy
fathers to give thee. 14. Thou shalt be bleased
above all people : there shall not be male or
female barren among you, or among your
cattle. 15. And the Lord wiU take away from
thee aU aidcness, and vriU put none of the evil
diseases of Egypt, which thou knowest, upon
thee. V. 16-24. Ex. 15.26. Ex, 23.26,26.

GOD'S GOODNESS
Lev. 25.18,19. Deu, 6.2,3. Deu. 11.7,8. Deu.
13.17,18. Deu. 30.15,16,19,20.
Deu. 8.3. Man doth not Uve by bread only,
but by every word that proceedeth out of the
mouth of the Lord doth man Uve.
Deu. 8.18, Remeraber the Lord thy God :
for ii is he that giveth thee power to get
wealth. V. 1-7.
Deu. 10.18. He loveth the stranger, in
giving hira food and rairaent,
Deu, 11.12. Aland which the LordthyGod
careth for : the eyes of the Lord thy God are
always upon it, frora the beginning of the year
even unto the end of the year. v. 13-16.
Deu. 12,7. Ye shaU eat before the Lord
your God, and ye shaU rejoice in aU that ye
put your hand unto, ye and your households,
wherein the Lord thy God hath blessed thee.
Deu, 16.4. Save when there shaU be no
poor araong you ; for the Lord shaU greatly
bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God
giveth thee for an inheritance to possess it :
6, Only if thou carefuUy hearken unto the
voice of the Lord thy God. 6. For the Lord
thy God blesseth thee, as he promised thee :
and thou shalt lend unto many nations, but
thou ahalt net borrow; and thou shalt reign
over many nations, but they shaU not reign
over thee. Deu. 26.19. Deu. 28.2-13.
Deu, 29.6, I have led you forty years in the
vrildemess : your clothes are not waxen old
upon you, and thy shoe is not waxen old upon
thy foot. Deu. 8.4,
Deu. 32.13. He made hira ride on the high
places of the earth, that he might eat the
increase of the fields; and he made him to
suck honey out of the rock, and oU out of the
flinty rock ; 14. Butter of kine, and milk of
sheep, with fat of lambs, and rams of the breed
of :^ishan, and goats, with the fat of kidneys
of wheat ; and thou didst drink the pure blood
of the grape. 47, It is not a vain thing for
you ; because it is your lUe : and through this
thing ye shall prolong your days in the land.
Josh. 1.8. This book of the law shall not
depart out of thy raouth ; for then thou shalt
make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt
have good success,
Ruth 1.6, The Lord had visited his people
in giving them bread.
2 Sam, 7.8. I took thee from the sheepcote,
from following the sheep, to be ruler over my
people, over ferael : 9. And I was vrith thee
whithersoever thou wentest, and have cut off
aU thine enemies out of thy sight, and have
raade thee a great name, like unto the name
of the great men that are in the earth. 1 Chr.
17.7,8. 1 Kin. 2.8, That thou mayest prosper in
aU that thou doest, and whithersoever thou
tumest thyself : 4. That the Lord may con
tinue his word which he spake concerning me,
saying, If thy chUdren take heed to their way,
to walk before rae in truth with aU their heart
and vrith aU their soul, there shaU not fail thee
(aaid he) a raan on the throne of larael. 1 Kin.
9.4,6. 1 Chr. 22.9,13. 2 Chr, 7.17,18. Psa.
122.12. 1 Chr. 28.8. Keep and seek for all thecom-
mandraents of the Lord your God: that ye
raay poasess thia good land, and leave it for
an inheritance for your chUdren after you for
ever. 2 Chr. 1.12. Wiadora and knowledge w
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granted unto thee ; and I wiU give thee riches,
and wealth, and honour, such as none of the
kings have had that hcive been before thee,
neither shaU there any after thee have the like,
2 Chr. 30,9. If ye tum again unto the Lord,
your brethren and your chUdren shaUJvndcom-
passion before them that lead thera captive,
so that they shaU come again into this land,
2 Chr. 81.10. Since iAe people began to bring
the offerings into the house of the Lord, we
have had enough to eat, and have left plenty :
for the Lord hath blessed his people ; and that
which ia left is this great store,
Neh, 9.26. They took strong cities, and a
fat land, and possessed houses full of all goods,
weUs digged, vineyards, and oUveyards, and
fruit trees in abundance : so they did eat, and
were flUed, and became fat, and delighted
theraselves in thy great goodness.
Job 5.24. Thou shalt know that thy taber
nacle shall he in peace. 25, Thou shalt know
also that thy seed shall be great, and thine off
spring as the grass of the earth. 26, Thou
shalt come to thy grave in a fuU age, Uke as a
shock of com coraeth in in his season.
Job 8,7. Though thy beginning was sraoU,
yet thy latter end should greatiy increase,
20. GrOd wiU not cast away a perfect man,
21. TiU he flU thy mouth vrith laughing, and
thy lips with rejoicing, v. 6.
Job 11,17. Thin£ age shall be clearer than
the noonday; thou shalt shine forth, thou
shalt be as the morning. 18. And thou shalt
be secure, becauae there is hope ; yea, thou
shalt dig about thee, and thou shalt take thy
rest in safety. 19. Also thou shalt lie dovra,
and none shall make thee afraid ; yea, many
shaU make suit unto thee.
Job 22.24. Then shalt thou lay up gold as
dust, and the gold of Ophir as the stones of
the brooks. 25. Yea, the Almighty shall be
thy defence, and thou shalt have plenty of
silver. 28. Thou shalt also decree a thing,
and it shaU be estabUshed unto thee : and the
Ught shaU shine upon thy ways.
Job 29.5. When the Almighty was yet with
me, when ray chUdren were about me. 19. My
root was spread out by the waters, and the
dew lay aU night upon my branch. 20. My
glory was fresh in rae, and ray bow was re
newed in ray hand.
Job 36.11. If they obey and aerve him, they
shaU spend their days in prosperity, and their
years in pleasures,
Psa. 21.3, Thou preventest hira with the
blessings of goodness : thou settest a crovra
of pure gold on his head. 4. He asked life of
thee, and thou gavest it him, even length of
days for ever and ever, 6, His glory is great
in thy salvation : honour and majesty hast
thou laid upon him.
Psa. 23.1. The Lord is my shepherd; f
shaU not want. 5. Thou preparest a table
before me in the presence of mine enemies :
thou anointest my head vrith oil ; my cup
runneth over.
Psa. 33. 12. Blessed is the nation whose God
is the Lord ; and the people whom he hath
shosen for hk own inheritance.
Psa. 84.9. O fear the Lord, ye his saints :
for there is no want to thera that fear him.
10. The young Uons do lack, and suffer hunger :
but they that seek the Lord shall not want any
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Psa. 37.3, Trast in the Lord, and do good ;
so shalt thou dweU in the land, and verily
thou shalt be fed. 19. They shaU not be
ashamed in the evil time : and in the days of
famine they shall be satisfied. 22. Su<h as he
blessedof hira shaU inherit the earth. 26. I
have been young, and now ara old ; yet have
I not seen tlie righteous forsaken, nor his seed
begging bread. 34. Wait on the Lord, and
keep his way, and he shaU exalt thee to inherit
the land.
Psa. 44. 3. Neither did their own arra save
thera : but thy right hand, and thine arm, and
the Ught of thy countenance, because thou
hadst a favour unto them.
Psa. 67,6, Then shaU the earth yield her
increase ; and God, even our own Grod, shaU
bless us,
Psa. 68.9. Thou, 0 Grod, didst send a plen
tiful rain, whereby thou didst confirra thine
inheritance, when it was weary. 10. Thy
congregation hath dwelt therein : thou, O God,
hast prepared of thy goodness for the poor.
Psa. 69.85. God wiU save Zion, and will
buUd the cities of Judah : that they may dweU
there, and have it in possession, 36. 'Rie seed
also of his servants shaU inherit it : and they
that love his name shall dweU therein,
Psa. 72,16. There shaU be an handful of
com in the earth upon the top of the moun
tains ; the fruit thereof ahaU ahake like Leba
non : and they of the city shaU flourish like
grass of the earth,
Psa. 78.56. He cast out the heathen alao
before them, and divided them an Inheritance
by line, and made the tribes of Israel to dwell
in their tents.
Psa. 81.16, He should have fed them also
vrith the flnest of the wheat : and with honey
out of the rock should I have satisfied thee.
fl. 13-16.
Psa. 86.12. Yea, the Lord shaU give that
which is good ; and our land shaU yield her
increase. Psa. 100.3. Know ye that the Lord he is
God : ii is he that hath made us, and not we
ourselves , we are Ms people, and the sheep of
his pasture.
Psa. 103.3. Who healeth all thy diseases;
4. Who redeemeth thy Ufe from destruction ;
who crovmeth thee with loving-kindness and
tender mercies ; 6. Who satisfieth thy mouth
vrith good things; so that thy youth is renewed
like the eagle's.
Psa. 106.24. He increased his people greatly;
and raade them stronger than their enemies.
Psa. 111.5, He hath given meat unto them
that fear him : he vriU ever be mindful of his
covenant, Paa. 128,2, Thou shalt eat the labour of
thine hands : happy shalt thou he, and it shall
be weU vrith thee. 3, Thy wife shall be as a
fruitful vine by the sides of thine house : thy
chUdren like oUve plants round about thy
table. 4, Behold, that thus shall the man be
blessed that feareth the Lord. 5, The Lord
shaU bless thee out of Zion : and thou shalt
see the good of Jerusalem aU the days of thy
life. 6, Yea, thou shalt see thy children's
chUdren, and peace upon Israel.
Psa, 144.12, That our sons may be as plants
grown up in their youth ; that our daughters
may be as comer stones, polished after the
SimiUtude of a palace : 18. That our garners

GOD'S GOODNESS
may be fuU, affording aU manner of store : that
our sheep may bring forth thousands and ten
thousands in our streets: 14. That our oxen
may he strong to labour; that fhere be no
breaking in, nor going out ; that there be no
complaining in our streets. 15. Happy is that
people, that is ia such a case : yea, happy is
that people, whose God is the Lord.
Psa. 147.13. He hath strengthened the bars
of thy gates; he hath blessed thy chUdren
within thee. 14. He maketh peace in thy
borders, and fiUeth thee vrith the fineat of the
wheat. Pro. 2.21. The upright shaU dweU in the
land, and the perfect shaU remain in it.
Pro, 3.1. Let thine heart keep my com-
mandraents : 2. For length of days, and long
Ufe, and peace, shall they add to thee.
Pro. 10.22. The blessing of the Lord, it
maketh rich, and he addeth no sorrow vrith it.
27. The fear of the Lord prolongeth daya.
Pro. 11.10. When it goeth weU with the
righteoua, the city rejoiceth: 11. By the
blessing of the upright the city is exalted,
31. The righteous shall be recorapensed in the
earth. Pro. 13.25. The righteous eateth to the
satisfying of his soul.
Pro, 14.11, The tabernacle of the upright
shall flourish, 19. The evU bow before the
good; and the wicked at the gates of the
righteous, 34, Righteousness exalteth a
nation. Ecc. 2,26.
Pro. 16.6. In the house of the righteous is
much treasure.
Pro. 16.7. When a man's ways please the
Ijord, he raaketh even his eneraies to be at
peace with him.
Pro, 28.10, The upright shaU have good
things in possession.
Ecc. 9.7. Go thy way, eat thy bread vrith
joy, and drink thy wine with a raerry heart ;
for God now accepteth thy works.
Isa. 1.19. If ye be willing aud obedient, ye
shaU eat the good of the land.
Isa, 30.23. Then shall he give the rain of
thy seed, that thou shalt sow the groimd
withal ; and bread of the increase of the earth,
and it shall be fat and plenteous : in that
day shaU thy cattle feed in large pastures.
26. Moreover the Ught of the raoon shall be
as the light of the aun, and the Ught of the
sun shaU be aevenfold, as the Ught of seven
days, in the day that the Lord bindeth up the
breach of his people, and healeth the stroke
of their wound, v. 24,26.
l^a. 33.16. Bread ahaU be given him; his
waters shall be sure.
Isa. 43,20. I give watera in the wUdemess,
and rivers in the desert, to give drink to my
people, my chosen.
Isa, 48.21. They thirsted not when he led
them through the deserts : he caused the waters
to flow out of the rock for thera : he dave the
rock also, and the waters gushed out.
Isa, 61.2. I caUed hira alone, and blessed
him, and increased hira.
Isa. 61.9. Their seed shaU be known araong
the GentUes, and their offspring araong the
people : aU that see them shall acknowledge
thera, that they are the seed which the Lord
hath blessed.
Isa. 62.9. They that have gathered it ahall
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brought it together ahall drink it in the courts
of ray hoUness.
Isa. 65,13. My servants shaU eat, but ye
shaU be hungry : behold, ray servants shaU
drink, but ye shall be thirsty. 23. They shaU
not labour in vain, nor bring forth for trouble ;
for they are the seed of the blessed of the Lord,
and their offspring with them.
Jer, 22,15, Did not thy father eat and
drink, and do judgment and justice, and then
it was weU with hira? 16, He judged the
cause of the poor and needy ; then it was weU
with Mm.
Jer. 30. 19. Out of thera shall proceed thanks
giving and the voice of them that make merry :
and I wiU multiply thera, and they shaU not
be few ; I wiU also glorify them, and they shall
not be smaU.
Jer. 33.11. The voice of joy, and the voice
of gladness, the voice of the bridegroom, and
the voice of the bride, the voice of thera that
shall say. Praise the Lord of hosts : for the
Lord is good ; for his mercy end/ureth for ever :
and of them that shaU bring the sacrifice of
praiae into the houae of the Lord. For I vriU
cause to retum the captivity of the land, as at
the first, saith the Lord.
Eze. 36.30. I wiU multiply the fruit of the
tree, and the increase of the field, that ye shall
receive no raore reproach of famine among the
heathen, 36, Theu the heathen that are left
round about you shall know that I the Lord
buUd the ruined places, and plant that that
was desolate : I the Lord have spoken it, and
I wUl do U. 88, As the holy flock, as the
flock of Jerusalem in her solemn feasts ; so
shaU the waste cities be fiUed vrith fiocks of
men : and they shaU know that I am the Lord.
V. 28-38,
Hos, 2.21. I vriU hear the heavens, and they
shaU hear the earth ; 22. And the earth shall
hear the com, and the wine, and the oU ; and
they shaU hear Jezreel.
Joel 2.21. Fear not, 0 land ; be glad and
rejoice : for the Lord wiU do great things.
23. Be glad then, ye chUdren of Zion, and
rejoice in the Lord your God: for he hath
given you the former rain moderately, and he
vriU cause to come down for you the rain, the
former rain, and the latter rain in the first
month: 26. Ye shaU eat in plenty, and be
satisfied, and praise the narae of the Lord
your God, that hath dealt wondrously with
you : and my people shall never be ashamed.
fl. 18-26.
Amos 9,13. The days corae, saith the Lord,
that the plowman shaU overtake the reaper,
and the treader of grapes him that soweth
seed; and the mountaios shaU drop sweet
wine, and all the hUls shall melt.
Hag, 2. 19. Is the seed yet in the bam ? yea,
as yet the vine, and the fig tree, and the pome
granate, and the oUve tree, hath not brought
forth : from this day wiU I bless you.
Zee. 3.7. If thou wUt keep my charge, then
thou shalt also judge my house, and shalt also
keep my courts, and I wUl give thee places to
walk among these that stand by.
Zee. 8.12. The seed shall he prosperous ; the
vine ahaU give her frait, and the ground shaU
give her increase, and the heavens shaU give
their dew ; and I wiU cause the^ remnant of
this people to possess all these things.
Zee. 9.17. How great is his goodness, and
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how great is his beauty 1 com shall make
the young raen cheerful, and new wine the
raaids. Zee. 10.1. Ask ye of the Lord rain in the
tirae of the latter rain ; so the Lord shaU make
bright clouds, and give them showers of rain,
to every one grass in the field.
Mai. 3.10. Bring ye aU the tithes Into the
storehouse, that there may be meat in miue
house, and prove rae now herewith, saith the
Lord of hosts, if I wiU not open you the win
dows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing,
that there shall not be room enough to receive it.
12. AU nations shaU caU you blessed : for ye
shaU be a deUghtsome land, saith the Lord of
hosts, fl. 11.
Mat. 6.5. Blessed are the meek: for they
shall inherit the earth.
Mat. 6.26. Behold the fowls of the air: for
they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather
into bams ; yet your heavenly Father feedeth
them. Are ye not ranch better than they?
30. If God so clothe the grass of the field,
which to-day is, and to-morrow is cast into
the oven, shall he not much more dothe you,
O ye of Uttle faith? 31. Therefore take no
thought, saying, What shall we eat ? or. What
shaU we drink ? or, "Wherevrithal shaU we be
clothed? 32. (For after aU these things do
the GentUes seek :) for your heavenly Father
knoweth that ye have need of aU these things.
33. But seek ye first the kingdom of Grod, and
his righteousness ; and aU these things shaU
be added unto you.
Luk. 22.86. "When I sent you without purse,
and scrip, and shoes, lacked ye any thing?
And they said. Nothing.
Jno, 6,81. Our fathers did eat manna in
the desert ; aa it is written, He gave thera
bread frora heaven to eat.
God, his goodness to his People exem
plified. To Noah, Gen. 7.1. Abraham,
Gen. 24.1. Isaac, Gen. 26,12-14,28, Joseph,
Gen. 39,2,3,23, Israelites in Egypt, Ex. 11.3 ;
in the wilderness. Ex, 17.1-7. Num. 11, Num.
20.10, Neh, 9.15, Psa. 78.15-30. Psa. 105,
40,41. David, 2 Sam. 6.10. 1 Chr. 14.17.
Obed-Edom, 2 Sam. 6.11. Solomon, 1 Chr.
29.25. 2 Chr. 1.1. 1 Kin. 8.13. Elijah,
1 Kin. 17.2-9. 1 Kin. 19.6-8. Widow of
Zarephath, 1 Kin. 17.12-16. Hezekiah, 2 Kin.
18.6,7. 2 Chr, 32.29. Asa, 2 Chr. 14.6,7,
Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.3-5, 2 Chr, 20.30.
Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.5-15. Jotham, 2 Chr. 27.6.
Job,Jobl.lO. Job42.10,12. Daniel, Dan. 1.9,
See Thankfulness.
GOD Holy. Ex. 3.5. Draw not nigh hither:
put off thy shoes from off thy feet, for the
place whereon thou standest is holy ground.
Jos. 6.15.
Ex. 16,11. Who is like unto thee, 0 Lord,
araong the gods 1 who is like thee, glorious in
holiness ?
Lev, 19.2, Ye shall be holy : for I the Lord
your God am holy. Lev. 11.44. Lev. 20.26.
Lev. 21,8.
Deu. 32.4. He is the Rock, his work is per
fect : for aU his ways are judgment : a God
of truth and without iniquity, just and right
is he
Jos. 24.19. Ye cannot serve the Lord : for
he is an holy God,
1 Sam. 2,2. There is none holy as the
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1 Sam, 6,20, Who is able to atand before
this holy Lord God?
1 Chr. 16.10. Glory ye in his holy narae,
Psa. 106,3,
Job 4,17. ShaU raortal man be raore just
than Grod ? shaU a man be more pure than his
maker? fl. 18,19.
Job 6. 10. I have not concealed the words
of the Holy One,
Job 16, 16, The heavens are not clean in Ms
sight. Job 25.6. Behold even to the moon, and it
sMneth not ; yea, the stars are not pure in his
sight. Job 34.10. Far be it from God, that he
sAottM do wickedness ; and /rom the Alraighty,
that he should commit iniquity.
Job 36. 23. Who can say. Thou hast wrought
iniquity ?
Psa. 11.7. The righteous Lord loveth right
eousness ; his countenance doth behold the
upright. Psa. 22.3. Thou ar( holy, 0 thou that in-
habitest the praises of Israel.
Psa. 30.4, Give thanks at the remembrance
of his holiness,
Psa. 33.4. The word of the Lord is right ;
and all his works are done in truth. 6. He
loveth righteousness and judgraent.
Psa. 36.6. Thy righteousness is like the
great raountains.
Psa, 47.8. God sitteth upon the throne of
his hoUness.
Psa. 48.10. Thy right hand is fuU of right
eousness, Psa. 60,6. God hath spoken in hiahoUnesa,
Psa. 108.6.
Psa. 89.35. Once have I sworn by my hoU
ness that I wUl not Ue unto David.
Psa. 92.15. The Lord is upright: he is my
rock, and there is no unrighteousness in him.
Psa. 99.3. Let thera praise thy great and
terrible narae ; for it is holy. 5, Exalt ye the
Lord our God, and worship at his footstool ;
for he is holy, v. 9,
Psa. 111.9. Holy and reverend is Ms name.
Psa. 119.142. Thy righteousness is an ever
lasting righteousness.
Psa. 146.17. The Lord is righteous in all
his ways, and holy in aU his works.
Pro. 9.10. The knowledge of the holy is
understanding. Isa. 6.16. God that is holy shall be sancti
fied in righteousness.
Isa. 6.3. Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of
hosts : the whole earth is fuU of his glory.
Isa, 29,23, They shall sanctify my name,
and sanctify the Holy One of Jacob. Isa.
41.14. Isa. 46.19. I the Lord speak righteousness,
I declare things that are right.
Isa, 47.4. Our redeeraer, the Lord of hosta
is his narae, the Holy One of Israel.
Isa. 62,10. The Lord hath made bare hia
holy arm in the eyes of all the nations. Psa.
98. L
Isa. 67.16. The high and lofty One, who
inhabiteth eternity, whose name is holy.
Eze. 39.7. So wiU I raake my holy name
known in the midst of my people Israel ; and
I wUl not let them poUute my holy narae any
more : and the heathen shaU know that I am
the Lord, the Holy One in Israel v. 25
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GOD INFINITE
Hoa. 11.9. I am Grod, and not man ; the
Holy One in the midst of thee.
Mat. 5,48. Be ye therefore perfect, even as
your Father wMch is in heaven is perfect.
Mat. 19.17. 27iere is none good but one,
that is, God. Mar. 10.18. Luk. 18,19.
Luk, 1.49, Holy is his narae,
Jno. 17,11. Holy Father, keep through thine
own name those whom thou hast given me,
Jas. 1.13. Grodcannot heteraptedwith evU,
neither temptetii he any raan.
1 Pet. 1.16. He which hath caUed you is
holy. 1 Jno. 1.6. Grod ia light, and in Mm is no
darkness at aH.
1 Jno. 2.30. Ye have an unction from the
Holy One.
Rev. 4.8. Holy, holy, holy. Lord God
Almighty, wMch was, and ia, and ia to corae.
Rev. 6. 10. O Lord, holy and true.
Rev. 15.4. "Who shall not fear thee, O Lord,
and ^orify thy narae ? for thou only art holy.
See Sin seen by God — Sin hateful to
God — Sin separates from God.
GOD Infinite AND Unsearchable. Deu,
29.29, The secret thmgs belong unto the Lord
our God.
Jud. 13.18. "Why askeat thou thus after my
name, seeing it is secret? Grcn. 32,29.
1 Kin. 8.12. The Lord said that he would
dweU in the thick darkness. 27. WiU God
indeed dweU on the earth? behold, the heaven
and heaven of heavens cannot contain thee ;
how much less this house that I have buUded ?
2 Chr. 2.6. 2 Chr. 6.1,18.
Job 6.0. WMch doeth great thinga and
unsearchable ; marveUous thinga vrithout num
ber. Job 9.10.
Job 11.7. Canst thou by searching find out
God ? canst thou find out the Almighty unto
perfection ? 8. Jf is as Mgh as heaven ; what
canst thou do ? deeper than heU ; what canst
thou know ? 9. I^e measure thereof is longer
than the earth, and broader than the sea.
Job 26.9. He holdeth back the face of his
throne, and spreadeth his cloud upon it.
14. Lo, these are parts of his ways : but how
Uttle a portion ia heard of him? but the
thunder of his power who can understand ?
Job 36.26. Behold, God is great, and we
know him not, neither can the nuraber of his
yeara be searched out.
Job 37.6. Great things doeth he, which
we cannot comprehend. 23. TouchATig the
Alraighty, we cannot flnd him out.
Psa. 77.19. "Thy way is in the sea, and thy
path in the great waters, and thy footeteps are
not knovra.
Psa. 92.6. 0 Lord, how great are thy works I
and thy thou^ts are very deep,
Psa, 97.2. Clouds and darkness are round
about him.
Psa, 139.6. STich knowledge is too wonder
ful for me ; it is high, I caimot attain unto it.
Psa. 145.3. Great is the Lord, and greatly
to be praiaed ; and his greatneaa is unsearch
able. Psa. 147.6, Great is our Lord, and of great
power : his understanding is infinite.
Pro. 26.2. It is the glory of God to conceal
a thing. Pro. 80.4. Who hath ascended up into
heaven, or descended? who hath gathered the
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in a garment? who hath established all the
ends of the earth ? what is Ms name, and what
is his son's name, if thou canat teU?
Ecc. 11.6. Thou knoweat not the works of
God who maketh oU.
Isa. 40.28. There is no searching of hia
understanding. Isa, 45.16. Verily thou art a God that
Mdest thyself, O God of Israel, the Sariour.
Jer. 23.24. Do not I flU heaven and earth ?
Nah. 1,3, The Lord hath his way in the
whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouda
are the dust of his feet.
Mat, 11,27. No man knoweth the Son, but
the Father; neither knoweth any man the
Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever
the Son wiU reveal him,
Rom, 11,33. O the depth of the riches both
of the wisdora and knowledge of God I how
unsearchable are hia judgments, and Ms waya
past finding out ! 34. For who hath known
the mind of the Lord ? or who hath been hia
eounaeUor ?
1 Cor. 2,10, The Spirit searcheth aU things,
yea, the deep things of God, 11. For what
man knoweth the things of a man, save the
spirit of man wMch is in hira? even so the
things of Grod knoweth no man, but the Spirit
of God.
GOD Invisible. Ex. 33.20. Thou canst
not see my face : for there shoU no man see
me, and Uve,
Deu. 4.16. Ye saw no raanner of simiUtude
on the day that the Lord spake unto you in
Horeb out of the midst of the fire.
Job 9.11. Lo, he goeth by me, and I see
him not : he paaaeth on alao, but I perceive
hira not.
Job 23.8. Behold, I go forward, but he is
not there; and backward, but I caimot per
ceive him : 9. On the left hand, where he
doth work, but I cannot behold Aim ; he Mdeth
himself on the right hand, that I cannot see
him. Jno. 1,18, No man hath seen God at any
time ; the only-begotten Son, wMch is in the
bosora of the Father, he hath declared him.
Jno. 4.24. Godis aSpirit. See Luk. 24.39.
Jno. 6.46. Not that any man hath seen the
Father, save he wMch is of Grod, he hath seen
the Father.
Rom. 1. 20. The invisible things of him frora
the creation of the world are dearly aeen,
being underatood by the things that are made,
even hia etemal power and Godhead,
Col. 1.16. The image of the invisible Grod.
1 Tira. 1.17. Unto the King etemal, im-
raortal, invisible,
1 Tim. 6,16. Who only hath immortaUty,
dwelling in the Ug^t which no man can ap
proach unto ; whora no man hath seen, nor
can see.
1 Jno. 4,12. No man hath aeen God at any
time. GOD Jealous. Ex, 20.6. I the Lord thy
God am a jealous Grod, visiting the imquity of
the fathera upon the chUdren. 7. The Lord
wiU not hold him guUtless that taketh hia
name in vain, Deu. 6.11.
Ex. 34.14. Thou ahalt worsMp no other
god : for the Lord, whose name is Jeelous, is
a jealous God. Deu. 6.16.
Nura. 14,21, As truly as I live, aU the earth
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Deu. 4.24. The Lord thy Grod is a, consum
ing fire, even a jealous God.
Deu. 29.20. The Lord wiU not spare him,
but then the anger of the Lord and his jealousy
shall smoke against that man.
Deu. 32.16. They provoked him to jealousy
with strange gods. 21. They have moved me
to jealousy with that which is not God ; they
have provoked me to anger with their vanities.
26. I said, I would scatter them into comers,
I would make the remembrance of them to
cease from among men. 27. Were it not that
I feared the wrath of the enemy, lest their
adversaries should behave themselves strangely,
and lest they should say, Our hand is high,
and the Lord hath not done aU this. 1 Kin.
14.22. Psa. 78.58.
Jos. 24.19, Ye cannot serve the Lord: for
he is an holy God ; he is a jealous God ; he
wiU not forgive your transgressions nor your
aina. Jud. 7.2. Lest Israel vaunt themselves
against me, saying, Mine own hand hath saved
me. V. 8-8.
Isa. 48.11, For mine ovra s^e, even for
mine own sake, wUl I do U: for how should
my Tiame be poUuted ? and I vriU not give my
glory unto another.
Eze, 20.22. I vrithdrew raine hand, and
wrought for my narae'a aake, that it ahould
not be poUuted in the sight of the heathen, in
whose sight I brought them forth, v. 9,14.
Eze. 23.25. I will set ray jealousy against
thee. Eze. 36.6. Surely in the fire of my jealousy
ha\re I apoken against the residue of the
heathen. 21. I had pity for mine holy name,
which the house of Israel had profaned among
the heathen. 22. I do not ^is for your sakes,
O house of Israel, but for mine holy name's
aake, which ye have profaned among the
heathen, whither ye went. 28. And I wiU
sanctify ray great narae, which was profaned
araong the heathen.
Eze, 38,18, My fury shaU come up in my
face. 19. For in my jealousy and in the fire
of ray wrath have I spoken.
Eze. 89.7. So wUl I make my holy name
known in the midst of my people Israel ; and
I vriU not let them poUute my holy narae any
raore : and the heathen shaU know that I a/m
the Lord, the Holy One in Israel. 26. And
have mercy upon the whole house of Israel,
and wUl be jealous for my holy name.
Nah. 1.2. God is jealous, and the Lord
revengeth ; the Lord revengeth, and is furious ;
the Lord wiU take vengeance on Ms adver
saries. See God glorified.
GOD, Justice op. — God a Judge, Gen.
16,16. The iniquity of the Amorites is not
yet fuU.
Gen, 18.21. I vriU go dovm now, and see
whether they have done altogether according
to the cry of it, which is corae unto me ; and
if not, I wUl know. 25, That be far from thee
to do after this raanner, to slay the righteous
with the wicked : and that the righteous should
be as the wicked, that be far from thee : Shall
not the Judge of aU the earth do right? v. 20.
Num. 16.22. O GJod, the God of the spirits
of aU flesh, shaU one man sin, and wilt thou
be wroth with aU the congregation ?
Deu. 10.17. A great God, a mighty, and a
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terrible, which regardeth not persona, noi
taketh reward, 2 Sam. 14.14. Rom. 2.11,
Deu. 32.4. He is the Rock, hia work is
perfect : for aU his ways are judgment : a God
of trath and without iniquity, just and right
is he. 85. To me bdongeth vengeance, ami
recompence. Jos. 24.19. He is an holy God; he m a
jealous God ; he wiU not forgive your trans
gressions nor your sins. Ex. 20.6. Ex, 34,7,
1 Sam. 2.3, The Lord is a God of knowledge,
and by him actions are weighed. 10. The
Lord shall judge the ends of the earth.
2 Sam. 22.26. With the merciful thou wUt
shew thyself merciful, and with the upright
man thou wUt shew thyself upright, 27. With
the pure thou wUt shew thyself pure ; and with
the froward thou wUt shew thyseU unsavoury.
Psa. 18.25,26.
1 Kin, 8.32, Hear thou in heaven, and
do, and judge thy servants, condemning the
wicked, to bring his way upon his head ; and
justifying the righteous, to give him according
to his righteousness. Jud. 9,66,67. 2 Chr.
6.22,28. 2 Chr. 19.7. There is no iniquity with the
Lord our God, nor respect of persons, nor
taking of gifts,
Neh, 9.33, Thou art just in all that ia
brought upon us ; for thou hast done right,
but we have done vrickedly.
Job 4,17. ShaU mortal man be more Just
than God ? shall a raan be more pure than his
maker ?
Job 8.3, Doth God pervert judgment? or
doth the Almighty pervert justice ?
Job 9.28, I know that thou wUt not hold
me innocent.
Job 21.22. He judgeth those that are high.
Job 23.7. There the righteous might dis
pute with him ; so should I be deUvered for
ever from mv judge.
Job 34.10. Far be it from God, that he
should do wickedness ; and from the Alraighty,
that he should commit iniquity. 11. For the
work of a man shaU he render unto him, and
cause every man to find according to ft-is ways.
12. Yea, surely God wiU not do wickedly,
neither wiU the Almighty pervert judgment.
Job 34.17. WUt thou condemn him that ia
most just? 19. Him that accepteth not the
persons of princes, nor regardeth the rich
more than the poor? 23. He wiU not lay
upon man more than right; that he should
enter into judgment with God.
Job 35.14. Thou sayest thou shalt not see
him, yet judgment is before him.
Job 36.19, WiU he esteem thy riches? no,
not gold, nor aU the forces of strength.
Job 87,23. He is exceUent in power, and in
judgraent, and in plenty of justice.
Psa, 7.9. The righteous God trieth the
hearts and reins, 11, God judgeth the right
eous, and God is angry unth the voicked every
day, V. 8. Heb. 10.30.
Psa. 9.4. Thou hast raaintained my right
and ray cause; thou satest in the throne
judging right. 7. He hath prepared his throne
for judgment. 8. And he shall judge the
world in righteousness, he shaU minister judg
ment to the people in uprightness.
Psa. 11.4, B[is eyes behold, Ms eyeUds try,
the children of men . 6. The Lord trieth the
righteous : but the wicked and Mm that loveth

GOD. JUSTICE OF
violence hie soul hateth. 7. The righteous
Lord loveth righteousness ; his countenance
doth behold the upright.
Psa. 19.9. The judgments of the Lord a/re
true and righteous altogether.
Psa, 60,4. He shaU caU to the heavens
frora above, and to the earth, that he may
judge his people. 6. The heavens shaU declare
his righteousness : for God is judge himself.
Psa. 76.7.
Psa. 61,4. Against thee, thee only, have I
sinned, and done this evU in thy sight : that
thou mightest be justified when thou spef^est,
and be clear when thou judgest.
Psa. 68.11. Verily t/iere is a reward for the
righteous : verily he ia a God that judgeth in
the earth.
Psa. 62,12, Thou renderest to every raan
according to his work.
Paa, 67,4, Thou ahalt judge the people
righteously, and govern the nations upon earth.
Fsa. 71.19. Thy righteousneas also, O God,
is very high, who hast done great things : O
Grod, who ia like unto thee I
Paa. 76.8. Thou didst cause judgment to be
heard from heaven ; the earth feared, and was
stUl, 9. WhenGrodaroseto judgment, to save
aU the meek of the earth.
Fsa. 85.10. Mercy and truth are met
together ; righteousness and peace have kisaed
sacTi other,
Psa. 89.14. Justice and judgment are the
habitation of thy throne. Paa. 97.2.
Paa. 90.8. Thou hast set our iniquities be
fore thee, our secret siTis in the light of thy
countenance. 11. Who knoweth the power
of thine anger? even according to thy fear, so
ia thy vnrath.
Psa. 94.1. O God, to whom vengeance be-
longeth, ahew thyaelf. 2. Lift up thyself,
thou judge of the earth: render a reward to
theproud. 10. He that chastiseth the heathen,
ahall not he correct ? Paa. 82.8.
Paa. 96.13. He cometh to judge the earth :
he shall judge the world with righteousness,
and the people vrith Ms truth, v. 10. 1 Cair.
16.38. Fsa. 98,2. His righteousness hath he openly
shewed in the sight of the heathen, v. 3,9.
Psa. 99,4. The king's strength also loveth
judgment; thou dost establish equity, thou
executest judgraent and righteousness in Jacob.
8. Thou wast a Grod that forgaveat thera,
though thou tookest vengeance of their inven-
* tions. Psa. 103.6. The Lord executeth righteous
ness and judgment for aU that are oppressed,
Psa, 111.7. The works of Ma handa are
verity and judgment,
Psa. 119.137. Righteous art thou, 0 Lord,
and upright a/re thy judgments, Paa, 129.4.
Psa. 143.2. Enter not into judgment vrith
th^ servant: for in thy sight shaU no man
living be justified.
Psa. 145.17. The Lord is ri^teous in aU his
ways, and holy in aU Ms worfc.
Pro. 11,31. The righteous shall be recom
pensed in the earth : much more the vricked
and the sinner.
Pro. 17.3. The fining pot is tor sUver, and
the fumace for gold : but the Lord trieth the
hearts. Pro. 24.12. Doth not he that pondereth the
bea-rt consider itf and he that keepeth thy

GOD, .TURTICE OF
soul, doth not he know it? and shall Twthe
render to every man according to his works ?
Pro. 29. 13, The poor and the deceitful raan
raeet together : the Lord Ughteneth both their
eyes, 26, Many seek the ruler's favour ; but
every raan's judgment cometh from the Lord.
Ecc, 3, 16, God requireth that which is paat,
17. God shaU judge the righteous and the
wicked : for there is a time there for every
purpose and for every work,
Ecc. 11.9, Know thou, that for aU these
thiTigs God wUl bring thee into judgment.
Ecc, 12.14. Grod shaUbring every work into
judgment, with every secret thing, whether U
be good, or whether it be evU.
Isa, 1,27. Zion shall be redeemed vrith
judgment, and her converts with righteousness,
Isa. 3.13. The Lord standeth up to plead,
and standeth to judge the people, 14. Ihe
Lord wiUenter into judgraent with the ancients
of his people, and the princes thereof.
Isa, 10,17. The Ught of Israel shaU be for a
fire, and his Holy One for a flame : and it shaU
bum and devour his thorns and his briers in
one day ; 18. And shaU consiraie the glory of
his forest, and of his fruitful field, both soul
and body.
Isa. 26.7. Thou, raost upright, dost weigh
the path of the juat,
laa. 28.17. Judgment also wiU I lay to the
line, and righteousness to the plummet.
21. The Lord shall rise up aa in mount Pera
zlm, he shaU be wroth as in the vaUey of
Gibeon, that he may do his work, Ms strange
work ; and bring to pass his act, his strange
act. laa. 30.18. The Lord is a God of judgment :
blesaed are aU they that wait for him. 27. Be
hold, the name of the Lord cometh from far,
burning unfh his anger, and the burden thereof
is heavy : his lips are fuU of indignation, and
his tongue as a devouring fire : 30. The Lord
shall cause his glorious voice to be heard, and
shaU shew the lighting dovra of his arm, with
the indignation of his anger, and vnth the fiame
of a devouring fire, vrith scattering, and tem
pest, and hailstones.
Isa. 31.2, He also is wise, and wUl bring
evil, and vriU not call back his words : but wUl
arise againat the house of the evildoers, and
against the help of thera that work iniquity.
Isa. 46.21. There is no Grod else beside me ;
a juat Grod and a Saviour.
laa. 61.8. I the Lord love judgment, I hate
robbery for burnt-offering ; and I vriU direct
their work in tmth.
Jer. 9.24. I a/m the Lord which exercise-
loving-kindness, judgment, and righteousness,
in the earth : for in these Ihirngs I deUght, saith
the Lord.
Jer. 10.10. At his wrath the earth shall
tremble, and the nations shoU not be able to
abide his indignation.
Jer. 11.20. 0 Lord of hosts, that judgest
righteou^y, that triest the reins and the heart.
Jer. 20.12,
Jer. 12.1. Righteoua ari thou, OLord, when
I plead with thee : yet let me talk with thee of
thy judgments,
Jer, 32.19. Great in counsel, and mighty in
work : for thine eyes are open upon aU the
ways of the sons of men : to give every one
according to his ways, and according to the
fruit of Ms doings. 187

GK)D, JUSTICE OF
Jer. 50.7. The Lord, the habitation of jus
tice, Jer, 61.10. The Lord hath brought forth our
righteousneaa : corae, and let us declare in Zion
the work of the Lord our God.
Lam. 1.18. The Lord is righteous ; for I
have rebeUed against Ms commandment.
Eze, 14.23, Ye shaU know that I have not
done without cause aU that I have done in it,
aaith the Lord God.
Eze. 18.26. Is not my way equal? are not
your waya unequal ? Seefl.l-S2, Eze,38,ll-16.
Dan. 4.37. AU whose works are truth, and
his ways judgment : and those that walk in
pride he ia able to abase.
Dan. 7.9. The thrones were cast dovra, and
the Ancient of days did ait, whoae garment
was white as snow, and the hair of his head
Uke the pure wool : his throne was Wee the
fiery fiame, a/nd Ma wheels as burning fire.
10. A fiery stream issued and came forth frora
before him : thousand thousands rainistered
unto him, and ten thousand tiraes ten thou
sand stood before him : the judgment waa aet,
and the books were opened.
Dan. 9.7. 0 Lord, righteousness belongefh
unto thee, but unto us confusion of faces,
14. The Lord watched upon the evU, and
brought it upon us : for the Lord our God is
righteous in aU his worka wMch he doeth.
Hos. 10,10. It is in my desire that I should
chastise thera.
Amos 8,7, Surely I wiU never forget any of
their worka.
Nah. 1.3. WiU not at aU acquit the wicked.
6. Who can atand before Ms indignation?
and who can abide in the fierceness of Ms
anger ? hia fury is poured out like flre, and
the rocka are thrown dovra by hira.
Zeph. 3.5. The just Lord is in the midat
thereof ; he wiU not do iniquity : every morn
ing doth he bring Ms judgraent to Ught, he
faUeth not.
Mai. 3.6, I wiU corae near to you to judg
ment ; and I wiU be a awift witness against
the sorcerers, and against the adulterers, and
againat false swearers, and against those that
oppress the hireling in his wages, the widow,
and the fatherless, and that tum aside the
stranger /rom his right, and fear not me, saith
the Lord of hosts. 18. Then shaU ye retum,
and discern between the righteous and the
wicked. Act, 17.31. He hath appointed a day, in the
wMch he wUl judge the world in righteousness
by that man whora he hath ordained.
Rora. 1.32, Knowing the judgment of God,
that they which commit such thmgs are worthy
of death,
Rom. 2.2. We are sure that the judgment
of God is according to tmth. 6. Treasurest
up unto thyself wrath againat the day of wrath
and revelation of the righteoua judgment of
God. 16. God shaU judge the secrets of men
by Jesus Christ.
Rora. 3.4. Let God be true, but every man
a liar ; as it is written. That thou mightest be
justified in thy sayings, and mightest over
come when thou art judged. 6. Is Gk)d un
righteous who taketh vengeance ? (I speak as a
man.) 6. God forbid : for then how shoU God
judge the world ? 26. To declare at this time
his righteousness : that he might be just, and
the justifier of him which beUeveth in Jesua. i
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GOD KING.
Rom. 0.14, Is fhere unrighteousness vrith
God? Gk>d forbid.
Rom. 11.22. Behold therefore the goodnesa
and severity of God: on them which feU,
aeverity ; but toward thee, goodnesa, if thou
continue in his goodnesa : otherwiae thou also
shalt be cut off.
Eph. 6.8, Whatsoever good thing any man
doetii, the sarae shall he receive of the Lord,
whether fee be bond or free. 9. Your master
also is in heaven ; neither is there respect of
persons with him. Col. 3.26. Act. 10.34.
2 The. 1.6. Which is a manifest token of the
righteous judgraent of God. 6. Jf is a righteous
tMng vrith God to recorapense tribulation to
thera that trouble you.
Heb. 6.10. God is not unrighteous to forget
your work and labour of love.
Heb. 12.23. God the Judge of aU. 29. Our
God is a consuraing fire. Deu. 4.24,
1 Pet, 1.17. The Father, who without respect
of persons judgeth according to every man's
work. 2 Pet. 2.9. The Lord knoweth how to deUver
the godly out of temptations, and to reserve
the unjust unto the day of judgment to be
punished. 1 Jno. 1,9. He is faithful and juat to forgive
ua our slna,
Jude 6. The angels which kept not their
first estate, but left their own habitation, he
hath reserved in everlasting chains, under
darkness, unto the judgraent of the great day.
Rev. 6, 16. FaU on us, and hide ua frora the
face of hira that sitteth on the throne, and
frora the wrath of the Larab: 17. For the
great day of his vn-ath is come ; and who ahaU
be able to atand ?
Rev. 11.18. Thy wrath is come, and the time
of the dead, that they should be judged, and
that thou shouldst give reward unto thy ser
vants the prophets, and to the saints, and
them that fear thy name, sraaU and great ; and
shouldest destroy thera wMch destroy the
earth. Rev. 16,3. Just and true are thy ways, thou
King of saints.
Rev. 10,6. Thou art righteoua, O Lord, wMch
art, and wast, and shalt be, because thou hast
judged thus. 6. For they have shed the blood
of saints and prophets, and thou hast given
them blood to drink ; for they are worthy. 7.
And I heard another out of the altar aay. Even
so. Lord God Almighty, true and righteoua
are thy judgments.
Rev. 18.8. Strong is the Lord God who
judgeth her.
Rev. 19,2. Trae and righteous are his judg
ments : for he hath judged the great whore,
wMch did corrapt the earth with her foraicar
tion, and hath avenged the blood of his ser
vants at her hand.
See Sin, punishment — Judgment, last —
Christ a judge.
GOD King.— Supreme and universal
proprietor. Gen. 14.19. The raost high
God, possessor of heaven and earth.
Gen, 24.8, The God of heaven, and the God
of the earth.
Ex. 8.22. Iam the Lord, in the raidst of the
earth. Ex. 9.29. The earth is the Lord's. Jos.3.11.
Ex. 15.18. The Lord shaU reign for evei
and ever.

GOD KING
Num, 27.16. The Lord, the God of the
spirits of aU fie^.
Deu, 2.19. I vriU not give thee of the land
of the cMldren of Ammon a/ny possession ;
because I have given it unto the cMldren of
Lot /or a poasesaion.
Deu. 10.14. The heaven and the heaven of
heavens is the Lord's thy Grod, the earth also,
with aU. that therein is. 17. The Lord your
God is God of gods, and Lord of lorda, a great
God, a mighty, and aterrible, wMchregardeth
not persons. Ex. 19.6,
Deu. 82,8, When the Most High divided
to the nations their inheritance, when he sepa
rated the aons of Adam, he aet the bounds of
the people according to the number of the
chUdren of Israel. 39. I, eren I, am he, and
there is no god vrith me : I kiU, and I make
alive ; I wound, and I heal : neither is there
any that can d^ver ont of my hand.
1 Sam. 2,6. The Lord kiUeth, and maketh
aUve : he bringetii down to the grave, and
bringeth up. 7. The Lord maketh poor, and
maketh rich : he bringeth low, and Ufteth up.
8. He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and
Ufteth up the beggar from the dunghUI, to set
them among princes, and to make thera inherit
the throne of glory : for the pUlars of the earth
ore the Lord's, and he hath set the world upon
them. 2 Kin. 19.16. Thou art the God, even thou
alone, of all the kingdoms of the earth ; thou
haat made heaven and earth.
1 Chr. 29.11, All that is in the heaven and
in the earth ia thine; thine is the kingdom, 0
Lord, and thou art exalted as head above aU.
12. Both richea and honour come of thee, and
thou reignest over aU ; and in thine hand is
power and might ; and in thine hand it is to
make great, and to give strength tmto aU.
2 Chr. 20.6. Art not thou God in heaven?
and mleat Tiot thou over aU the kingdoma of
the heathen ? and in thine hand is there not
power and might, so that none is able to with
stand thee ?
Neh. 9,6, Thou, even thou, aH Lord alone ;
thou hoat mode heaven, the heaven of heavena,
with aU their host', the earth, and aU things
that a/re therein, the seas, and all that ia therein,
and thou preserveat them all ; and the hoat of
heaven wor^iippeth t^ee.
Job 9,12, Behold, he taketh away, who can
hinder him? who wUl aay nnto bim, What
doest thou?
Job 12.9. Who knoweth not in aU these
that the hand of the Lord hath virou^t this ?
10. In whoae hand is the soul of every Uving
thing, and the breath of all mankind. 16. With
him is strength and vrisdom : the deceived
and the deceiver are Ms. 17. He leadeth
counaeUers away apoUed, and maketh the
judgea foola.
Job 26, 2. Dominion and fear are with Mm,
he raaketh peace in his Mgh placea.
Job 33,13. Why dost thou strive againat
Mm ? for he giveth not account of any of Ma
matters. Job 34.13. Who hath given him a charge
over the earth? or who hath disposed the
whole world? 24. He shaU break in pieces
mighty men vrithout number, and aet others
in their stead. 33, Shcndd it he according to
thy mind ? he wUl recompense it, whetherthou
refuse, or whether thou chooae.

GOD KING
Job 36. 23. "Who hath enjoined him his way ?
or who can aay. Thou hast vrrought iniquity ?
fl. 1-83.
Job 41.11. What&)ever is under the whole
heaven is mine,
Psa. 10.16. The Lord is King for ever and
ever : the heathen are perished out of his land.
Psa. 22,28. The kingdora ia the Lord's : and
he is the govemor among the nations.
Psa, 24.1. The earth is the Lord's, and the
fulness thereof ; the world, and they that dweU
therein. 10. "Who is tMs Eling of glory ? The
Lord of hosts, he is the King of glory. 1 Cor.
10,26. Psa. 29,10. TheLord sitteth upon theflood ;
yea, the Lord sitteth King for ever.
Psa. 44.4. Thou art my King, 0 Grod : com
mand deUverances for Jacob.
Paa. 47.2. The Lord most high is terrible ;
he is a. great King over all the earth, 3, He
shaU subdue the people under us, and the
nations under our feet, 7. Grod is the Kmg of
aU the earth : sing ye praises vrith understand
ing. 8. Gtod reigneth over the heathen : Gtod
aitteth upon the throne of h^ hoUneas.
Paa. 50.10. Every beast of the forest is
mine, amd the cattle npon a thousand hills.
11. I know aU the fowls of the mountains :
and the wUd beasts of the fleld ore mine.
12. If I were hungry, I would not teU thee :
for the world is mine, and the fuMess thereof.
Paa. 59.18. Let them knowthat God ruleth
in Jacob unto the ends of the earth.
Paa. 65.6. O Grod of our salvation ; who art
the confldence of aU the ends of the earth, and
of thera that are afar off upon the aea,
Paa. 66.7. He ruleth by his power for ever ;
hia eyes behold the nations : let not the rebel-
Uous exalt theraaelves,
Psa. 74.12. God is my King of old.
Paa. 75.6. Proraotion cometh neither frora
the east, nor from the weat, nor frora the south.
7. But God is the judge : he putteth down one,
and setteth up another.
Psa. 76.11. Let all that be round about
him bring presents unto him that ought to be
feared. 12. He shall cut off the spirit of
princes : he is terrible to the kings of the
earth. Psa. 82.1. God atandeth in the congregation
of the mighty ; he judgeth araong the gods.
8. Ariae, O God, judge the earth : for thou
shalt inherit all nations.
Psa. 88.18. Thou, whose narae alone is
Jehovah, art the most high over all the earth.
Psa. 89.11. The heavens a/re thine, the
earth also is thine : as for the world and the
fulnesa tiiereof, thou hast founded them.
18. The Lord is our defence ; and the Holy
Chie of Isra^ is our king.
Psa. 93.1. The Lord reigneth, the world
also is stablished, that it cannot be moved.
2. Thy throne is established of old ; thou aH
frora everlasting.
Psa. 96.3. The Lord is a great GrOd, and a
great King above all gods. 4. In his hand
a/re the deep placea of the earth : the strength
of the hills is his also. 6. The sea is his, and
he raade it : and Ms handa forraed the dry
lamd. Paa. 96.10. Say araong the heathen thctttho
Lord reigneth : the world also shaU be esta-
blished that it shaU not be moved : he shall
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Psa. 97.1. TheLord reigneth ; let the earth
rejoice; let the multitude of isles be glad
thereof. 2, Righteousneas and judgment are
the habitation of his throne, v. 6,9,
Psa, 98.6. Make a joyful noise before the
Lord the King.
Psa. 99.1. The Lord reigneth ; letthepeople
tremble. Psa, 103,19, The Lord hath prepared his
throne in the heavens ; and Ms kingdom ruleth
over aU,
Psa. 105.7. He is the Lord our God : Ms
judgments are in aU the earth.
Psa, 116,3, Chrr God is in the heavens : he
hath done whatsoever he hath pleased, 16,
The heaven, even the heavens, are the Lord's :
but tbe earth hath he given to the cMldren of
men, Psa. 135.5. Our Lord is above aU gods. 6.
Whatsoever the Lord pleased, that did he in
heaven, and in earth, in the seas, and aU deep

Psa. 145.11. They shaU speak of the glory
of thy kingdom, and talk of thy power ; 12.
To raake known to the aona of raen his mighty
acts, and the glorious majesty of his kingdora.
13. Thy kingdora is an everlasting kingdom,
and thy dominion end/ureth throughout aU
generations. Psa. 146.10. The Lord shaU reign for ever,
even thy Grod, O Zion, unto aU generations.
Isa. 52.7.
Ecc. 9.1. The righteoua, and the vrise, and
their works, are in the hand of God.
Isa. 24.23. The Lord of hosts shaU reign in
mount Zion, and in Jerusalem, and before his
ancients gloriously.
Isa, 33.22, The Lord ia our King, he wUl
save us.
Isa. 40,22. He that sitteth upon the circle
of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are
as grasshoppers. 23. That bringeth the princes
to nothing ; he maketh the judg^ of the earth
as vanity,
Isa. 43.15. I am the Lord, your Holy One,
the Creator of Israel, your King.
Isa. 44. 6. The Lord the King of Israel, and
his redeemer the Lord of hosts.
Isa, 46,7. I form the Ught, and create dark
ness : I make peace, and create evU : I the
Lord do aU these things.
Isa, 64.5. The God of the whole earth shaU
he be called.
Jer. 10.10, The Lord is the true God, he is
the Uving God, and an everlasting king : at Ms
wrath the earth shoU tremble, and the nations
shall not be able to abide hia indignation,
Jer. 18.6. O house of Israel, caimot I do
vrith you as this potter ? saith the Lord, Be
hold, OS the clay is in the potter's hand, so are
ye in raine hand.
Jer. 27.5. I have made the earth, the man
and the beast that are upon the ground, by my
great power and by my outstretched arm, and
have given it unto whom it seemed meet unto
me. 6, And now have I given all these lands
into the hand of Nebuchadnezzar the king of
Habylon, my servant ; and the beasts of the
field have I given Mra also to serve hira, fl. 7,
Jer, 32,27,28.
Lara. 3,37, Who is he that saith, and it
cometh to pass, when the Lord commandeth it
not ? 38. Out of the mouth of the moat High
proceedeth not evU and good ?
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Lam. 6.19, Thou, O Lord, remainest foi
ever ; tihy throne from generation to genera
tion, Eze. 16.60. I took them away as I saw good.
Eze. 17.24, AU the treea of the field ahaU
know that I the Lord have brought down the
high tree, have exalted the low tree, have
dried up the green tree, and have made the
dry tree to flouriah : I the Lord have spoken
and have done it.
Eze. 18,4, AU souls are mine ; as the aoul
of the father, ao also the soul of the son is
mine. Dan. 2.20, Wisdom and raight are Ms : 21.
And he changeth the times and the seasons :
he reraoveth kings, and setteth up kings. 47.
Your God ia a God of gods, and a Lord of kings.
Dan. 4.3. His kingdora is an everlasting
kingdora, and Ms dominion is from generation
to generation. 17. The most High ruleth in
the kingdom of men, and giveth it to whom
soever he vrill, and setteth up over it the basest
of men. 25. Thy dwelling shaU be vrith the
beasts of the field, till thou know that the most
High ruleth in the kingdora of men, and giveth
it to whorasoever he wUL 35. AU the inhabi
tants of the earth are reputed as notMng : and
he doeth according to Ms wiU in the army of
heaven, and aTnong the inhabitants of" the
earth ; and none can stay hia hand, or say
unto him, "What doest thou? 37. INebuchod-
nezzar praiae and extol and honour the King
of heaven, aU whoae works are truth, and his
ways judgment : and those that walk in pride
he is able to abase, v. 34.
Dan. 6.18. God gave Nebuchadnezzar thy
father a kingdom. 26. Mene ; God hath num
bered thy kingdom, and finished it.
Dan. 6.26. He is the Uving Grod, and stedfast
for ever, and hia kingdom that wMch shall
not be destroyed, and his dominion shaU be
even unto the end.
Mic. 4.7, The Lord shaU reign over them
in mount Zion frora henceforth, even for ever,
13. I wUl consecrate thefr gain unto the Lord,
and thefr substance unto the Lord of the whole
earth. Hag. 2.8. The sUver is mine, and the gold
is raine.
Mai. 1.14. I am a great King, saith the
Lord of hosts, and my name ia dreadful among
the heathen.
Mat. 6.13. TMne is the kingdom, and the
power, and the glory, for ever.
Mat. 11.26. O Father, Lord of heaven and
earth. Mat, 20,16, la it not lawful for me to do
what I wiU vrith raine own? Is thine eye evil,
because I ara good ?
Luk, 1.53. He hath fiUed the hungry with
good things ; and the rich he hath sent erapty
away. Luk. 4.27. Many lepers were in Israel in
the time of Eliseua the prophet ; and none of
them was cleansed, saving Noaman the Syrian.
Jno. 10.29. My Father, which gave fhem
rae, is greater than aU ; and no man is able to
pluck them out of ray Father's hand.
Jno. 19.11. Thou couldst have no power at
edi against rae, except it were given thee frora
above. Act. 17,24. Seeing that he is Lord of heaven
and earth, dweUeth not in teraplea made with
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hands, as thoug^ he needed anything, seeing
he giveth to oU life, and breath, and oU things ;
26. And hath made of one blood all nations
of raen for to dwell on aU the face of the
earth, and hath determined the times before
appointed, and the bounds of thefr habita
tion. Eph. 4.6. One God and Father of aU, who
is above all, and through all, and in you ail.
Heb. 1.3. The Majesty on High.
Heb. 2,10, Him, for whom are aU tMngs,
and by whora are all things.
Jas, 4.12. There is one lawgiver, who is
able to save and to destroy.
Rev. 4.11. Thou hast created aU things,
and for thy pleasure they are, and were created.
Rev. 11.4, The God of the earth. 13. The
God of heaven. 17. Thou hast taken to thee
thy great power, and hast reigned.
Rev. 19.6. Alleluia, for the Lord God Om
nipotent reigneth.
See Gk>D, justice op. — ^Rulers divinely
appointed.— God's providence overrul
ing. GOD, Love op. — Saints relation to
God. Gren. 17.7. I wiU establish ray cove
nant between me and thee and thy seed after
thee in their generations for an everlasting
covenant, to be a God unto thee, and to thy
seed after thee.
Ex, 3.6. I am the Gk)d of thy father, the
Gk)d of Abraham, the God of laaac, and the
God of Jacob. Gen. 46.8.
Ex. 6.7. I vriU take you to me for a people,
and I vriU be to you a God. Ex, 29,46,46,
Ex, 19,4, Ye have seen what I did unto the
Egyptians, and how I bare you on eagles'
wings, and brought you unto myself. 6, Ye
shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above aU
people : 6. Ye shaU be unto me a kingdora
of priests, and an holy nation.
Lev. 20,26, Ye shall he holy unto me : for
I the Lord a/m holy, and have severed you frora
other people, that ye should be mine. v. 24,
Lev. 22.82, I wiU be hallowed among the
cMldren of Israel : I am the Lord wMch hallow
you, 33. That brought you out of the land of
Egypt, to he your God. Lev. 11,44,46. Lev.
26.38. Num. 15.41.
Lev. 26.23. The land is mine; for ye are
strangers and sojourners vrith me, 42, They
are ray servants, wMch I brought forth out of
the land of Egypt : they ahaU not be aold as
bondraen. v. 66.
Lev, 26.12. I wiU walk among you, and
wUl be your Grod, and ye shall be my people,
Deu. 4,20. The Lord hath taken you, and
brought you forth out of the iron fumace, even
out of Egypt, to be unto Mm a people of inheri
tance, as ye are this day. 34. Hath God
assayed to go amd take him a nation from the
midst of aTwther nation, according to aU that
the Lord your Gtod did for you in Egypt
before your eyes ? 87. Because he loved thy
fathera, therefore he chose thefr seed after
them. Deu. 9.29. 1 Kin. 8.61-68.
Deu. 7.7. The Lord did not set his love
upon you, nor choose you, because ye were
more in number than any people ; for ye wei-e
the fewest of aU people : 8. But because the
Lord loved you. 18. And he wiU love thee,
and bless thee, and raultiply thee.
Deu. 10.16. The Lord had a deUght in thy
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after thera, even you above aU people, asitti
this day.
Deu. 14.2. Thou art an holy people unto
the Lord thy Grod, and the Lord hath chosen
thee to be a pecuUar people unto himself,
above aU the nations that a/re upon the earth,
Deu. 7.6.
Deu, 23,5. The Lord tlhy God tumed the
curse Into a blessing unto thee, because the
Lord thy Grod loved thee,
Deu, 26.18. The Lord hath avouched thee
this day to be his pecuUar people, as he hath
proraised thee, and that thou shouldest keep aU
his commandments ; 19. And to make thee
high above aU nations which he hath made,
in praise, and in name, and in honour ; and
that thou raayest be an holy people unto the
Lord thy Grod, as he hath spoken.
Deu. 27.9. Take heed, and hearken, O
Israel ; tMa day thou art becorae the people of
the Lord thy God.
Deu. 28.9. The Lord ahaU eatabUsh thee
an holy people unto hiraseU, as he hath sworn
unto thee, if thou shalt keep the coraraand-
ments of the Lord thy Grod, and walk in his
ways. 10, And aU people of the earth shall
see that thou art caUed by the name of the
Lord, Deu. 29,13.
Deu. 32.9. The Lord's portion is his people ;
Jacob is the lot of his Inheritance. 10. He
found Mm in a desert land, and in the waste
howling wUdemess ; he led him about, he
instmcted him, he kept Mm as the apple of
his eye. 11. As an eagle stirreth up her nest,
fluttereth over her young, spreadeth abroad
her wings, taketh them, beareth them on her
wings : 12. So the Lord alone did lead hira.
Deu, 33,3. Yea, he loved the people ; aU
his saints a/re in thy hand : and they sat down
at thy feet ; every one shall receive of thy words.
12. The beloved of the Lord shaU dweU in
safetj' by hira ; and the LORD shaU cover him
all the day long, and he shaU dweU betweer
Ms shoulders.
2 Sam. 7,23, What one nation in the earth
is like thy people, even like Israel, whora God
went to redeem for a people to himself ? 24.
For thou hast conflrmed to thyself thy people
Israel to be a people unto thee for ever : and
thou, Lord, art become thefr God.
2 Sam. 12,24. He caUed his narae Solomon :
and the Lord loved hira. Neh. 13.26.
2 Chr. 20.7. Abraham thy friend.
Psa. 4.8. The Lord hath set apart him that
ia godly for himself.
Psa. 22.30. AseedshaU serve hira ; it shaU
be accoimted to the Lord for a generation.
Psa. 31.19. Oh how great is thy goodness,
wMch thou hast laid up for them that fear
thee ; whdch thou hast wrought for thera
that trust in thee before the sons of men !
21. Blessed be the Lord : for he hath shewed
rae his marvellous kindness in a strong city.
Psa. 33. 12, Bleased is the nation whose Gtod
is the Lord ; a/nd the people wJiom he hath
chosen for Ma ovra inheritance.
Psa. 42.8. The Lord wUl command Ms lov
ing-kindnesa in the daytime.
Psa. 47.4. He shaU choose our inheritance
for us, the exceUency of Jacob whom he loved.
Psa. 48.9. We have thought of thy loving-
kindness, 0 God, in the midst of thy temple.
14. TMa God is our Gk>d forever and ever : he
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Psa. 60.6. Gather my saints together unto
me ; those that have made a covenant with me
by sacrifice. 7. Hear, 0 my people, and I wiU
apeak ; 0 Israel, and I vriU testify against thee :
I am God, eoen thy God.
Psa. 63.3. Because thy loving-kindness is
better than life, my Ups shall praise thee.
Psa. 73,1. Truly God is good to Israel, even
to such as are of a clean heart.
Psa. 74.2. Reraember thy coiigregation,
which thou hast purchased of old ; the rod of
thine inheritance, which thou hast redeemed ;
thia mount Zion, wherein thou haaf; dwelt.
Psa. 78.68. Chose the tribe of Judah, the
mount Zion which he loved, v. 61,62.
Psa. 81.13. Oh that my people had heark
ened unto rae, and Israel had walked in ray
ways! Psa, 89,33. My loving-kindness wiU I not
utterly take frora him, nor suffer my faithful
ness to faU,
Psa. 90.1. Lord, thou hast been our dweU-
ing-place in aU generations.
Psa. 100,3, Know ye that the Lord he is
Grod : i£ is he that hath made us, and not we
ourselves ; we a/re his people, and the sheep of
his pasture. Paa. 79.13. Psa. 96.7,
Psa, 108.4. Who redeemeth thy Ufe frora
destruction ; who crowneth thee with loving-
kindness and tender mercies.
Psa. 105.6, O ye seed of Abraham his ser
vant, ye chUdren of Jacob his chosen.
Paa, 114.2. Judah was Ms sanctuary, and
Israel his domimon.
Psa, 135.4, The Lord hath chosen Jacob
unto himself, and Israel for his peculiar trea
sure. Psa. 146.8. The Lord loveth the righteous.
Psa. 148.14. He also exalteth the hom of
his people, the praise of aU his sainta ; even
of the chUdren of Israel, a people near unto
hira. Pro. 11,20, Such as are upright in their wa.y
are his dcUght.
Pro, 15,9, He loveth Mm that foUoweth
after righteousness,
Isa. 5.7. The vineyard of the Lord of hosta
is the house of Israel, and the men of Judah
his pleasant plant.
Isa. 41.8. Thou, larael, art my servant,
Jacob whom I have chosen, the seed of Abra
ham ray friend. 9. Thou whora I have taken
from the ends of the earth, and caUed thee
from the chief men thereof, and said unto thee,
Thou art my aervant ; I have chosen thee, and
not cast thee away. 10. Fear thou not ; for
I am with thee : be not dismayed ; for I am
thy God.
Isa. 43.1. Thus saith the Lord that created
thee, 0 Jacob, and he that forraed thee, O
Israel, Fear not : for I have redeeraed thee, I
have called thee hy thy narae ; thou art mine.
2. When thou passest through the waters, I
win be with thee ; and through the rivers, they
shaU not overfiow thee : when thou walkest
through the fire, thou shalt not be bumed;
neither shall the fiame kindle upon thee,
3. For I am the Lord thy Gtad, the Holy One
of Israel, thy Saviour : I gave Egypt for thy
ransom, Ethiopia and Seba for thee.
Isa. 43.4. Since thou wast precious in ray
sight, thou hast been honourable, and I have
loved thee : therefore vriU I give men for thee,
and people for thy life. 7. Every one that ia i
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' caUed by my name : for I have created Mm for
my glory, I have forraed him ; yea, I have
made him.
Isa. 44.1. O Jacob ray servant ; and larael,
whom I have chosen : 2. Thus aaith the Lord
that made thee, and forraed thee frora the
womb, wTiic/t wUl help thee ; Fearnot, O Jacob,
my servant ; and thou, Jesunm, whom I have
chosen. 21. I have formed thee ; thou art my
servant : 0 Israel, thou shalt not be forgotten
of me, 22. I have blotted out, as a thick
cloud, thy transgressions, and, as a cloud, thy
sins : retum unto me ; for I have redeemed
thee. Isa. 48.12. Hearken imto rae, O Jacob and
Israel, my caUed.
Isa. 49.15. Can a woraan forget her sucking
chUd, that ahe should not have corapassion on
the son of her womb ? yea, they may forget,
yet wiU I not forget thee. 16. Behold, I have
graven thee upon the palms of my hands ; ^y
walls are continuaUy before rae.
Isa. 61,16, I have covered thee ta the sha^
dow of mine hand, that I may plant the
heavens, and lay the foundations of the earth,
and aay unto Zion, Thou art ray people,
Isa. 54.6. Thy raaker is thine husband ; the
Lord of hosts is his name ; and thy Redeemer
the Holy One of Israel. 6. The Lord hath
called thee as a woman forsaken and grieved
Ul spirit, and a wife of youth, when thou wast
refused, saith thy GJod. 10. The mountains
shaU depart, and the hills be reraoved ; but
ray kindness shaU not depart frora thee, neither
shaU the covenant of ray peace be reraoved,
saith the Lord that hath raercy on thee.
Isa. 62.4. Thou shalt no raore be termed
Forsaken ; neither shall thy land any more be
termed Desolate : but thou shalt be caUed
Hephzi-bah, and thy land Beulah : for the
Lord deUghteth in thee, and thy land shall be
raarried. 5. .dsthebridegroora rejoiceth over
the bride, so shall thy God rejoice over thee.
Isa. 63.7. I vriU raention the loving-kind
nesses of the Lord, and the praises of the
Lord, according to all that the Lord hath
bestowed on us, and the great goodness to
ward the house of Israel, which he hath be
stowed on thera according to his raercies, and
according to the multitude of Ms loving-kind
nesses. 8. For he said, Surely they are my
people, chUdren that vrill not Ue : so he was
thefr Saviour. 9. In aU thefr affliction he was
afflicted, and the angel of his presence saved
them : in his love and in his pity he redeemed
them ; und he bare them, and carried thera aU
the days of old.
Isa. 65,19. I wiU rejoice in Jerusalera, and
joy in my people : and the voice of weeping
shaU be no raore heard in her.
Isa. 66.13. As one whora his mother com
forteth, so wiU I comfort you.
Jer. 3,14, Turn, O backsUding cMldren,
saith the Lord ; for I am married unto you.
Jer. 10.16. The portion of Jacob is not
like thera : for he is the former of all tMngs ;
and Israel is the rod of Ms inheritance Jer.
51.19. Jer. 12.7. I have forsaken raine house, 1
haveleft raine heritage ; I have given the dearly
beloved of ray soul into the hand of her ene
mies. Jer. 13.11. Aa the gfrdle cleaveth to the
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me the whole house of Israel and the whole
house of Judah, saith the Lord ; that they
might be unto me for a people, and for a narae,
and for a praise, and for a glory.
Jer. 16.16. lamcaUed by thy name, OLord
God of hosts.
Jer. 31.3. Yea, I have loved thee with an
everlasting love : therefore vrith loving-kind
ness have I drawn thee, 14, I wiU satiate the
soul of the priests with fatness, and my people
shall be satisfied with ray goodness, 82. I
was a husband unto thera, saith the Lord,
Jer, 32.41. I wiU rejoice over thera to do
them good, and I wiU plant them in this land
assuredly vrith ray whole heart and with ray
whole soul.
Eze. 16.8. When I passed by thee, and
looked upon thee, behold, thy time was the
time of love ; and I spread my skirt over thee,
and covered thy nakedness : yea, I sware unto
thee, and entered into a covenant vrith thee,
saith. the Lord God, and thou becamest mine.
V. 1-14.
Eze. 34.31. Ye my flock, the flock of ray
pasture, are raen, and I am your God.
Eze. 37. 27, My tabernacle also shaU be with
thera ; yea, I wiU be thefr God, and they shaU
be ray people,
Hos, 2.19. I wiU betroth thee unto me for
ever; yea, I wUl betroth thee unto me in
righteousness, and in judgment, and in loving-
Mndness, and in raercies. 20. I wiU even be
troth thee unto me in faithfulness : and thou
shalt know the Lord. 23. I wiU say to them
which were not my people. Thou oH my people ;
and they -shaU say. Thou art my God. 1 Pet.
2.10. Hos. 9.10. I found Israel like grapes in the
wUdemess ; I saw your fathers as the fla-st-ripe
in the fig tree at her first tirae.
Hos. 11.1. When Israel was a chUd, then I
loved him, and caUed my son out of Egypt.
3. I taught Ephraim also to go, taking them
by thefr arras. 4. I drew thera vrith cords of
a raan, vrith bands of love : and I was to them
as they that take off the yoke on thefr jaws,
and I laid meat unto thera.
Zeph. 3.17. The Lord thy God in the midst
of thee is mighty ; he wUl save, he vriU rejoice
over thee with joy ; he vriU rest in Ms love, he
vrill joy over thee vrith singing.
Hag. 2.28. In that day vriU I take thee, O
Zerubbabel, my servant, and wUl raake thee
as a signet : for I have chosen thee, aaith the
Lord of hosts.
Zee. 1.14, I ara jealous for Jerusalera and
for Zion with a great jealousy.
Zee, 2.8. He that toucheth you toucheth
the apple of his eye.
Zee. 8.8. They shaU be my people, and I
will be thefr God, in trath and in righteoua
ness. Jer. 30.22.
Zee. 18.9. IwUl bring the third part through
the fire, and wiU refine them as sUver is refined,
and wiU try them as gold is tried : they shaU
caU on ray narae, and I wiU hear them : I wiU
say, It is my people : and they shaU say, Tho
Lord is my God,
Mai. 1.2. I have loved you, aaith the Lord.
Mai, 3.16. The Lord hearkened, and heard
it, and a book of remembrance was vmtten
before him for thera that feared the Lord, and
that thought upon his narae. 17. They shaU
be mine, saith the Lord of hosts, tn that day I
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when I make up my jewels ; and I wiU spare
them, as a raan spareth his o^vn son that
serveth hira.
V Jno. 3.16. Grod so loved the world, that he
gave his only-begotten Son, that whosoever
beUeveth in him should not periah, but have
everlasting life.
Jno. 14.21. He that loveth me shaU be
loved of my Father, and I wiU love him.
23. If a mau love me, he wiU keep my words :
and my Father wiU love him, and we wiU come
unto Mm.
Jno. 16.27. The Father himself loveth you,^
because ye have loved rae, and have believed. '^
Jno. 17.10. AU raine are tMne, and thine
are mine ; and I am glorified in them. 23.
That the world may know that thou hast sent
me, and haat loved them, as thou hast loved
me. 26. That the love wherewith thou hsst
loved me may beiin thera, and I in them.
Jno. 20,17, I ascend unto ray Father, and
your Father ; and to my God, and your God,
Rom, 1.7. Beloved of God, called to be
saints : Grace to you and peace from God our
Father. N Rom, 5.8. God commendeth his love toward
us, in that, whUe we were yet sinners, Christ
died for us.
Rom, 8.31, If God be for ua, who can be
againat us? 82. He that spared not his ovra
Son, but deUvered him up for us all, how shaU
he not vrith him also freely give us aU thinga t
39. Nor height, nor depth, nor any other crea
ture, shall be able to separate us frora the love -
of God, wMch is in Chnst Jesus our Lord.
Rora, 11,28. Aa touching the election, fhey
are beloved for the fathers' aakes.
1 Cor. 2. 9. Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither have entered into the heart of man,
the things which God hath prepared for them
that love him. Isa. 64.4.
1 Cor. 3.9. Ye are God's husbandry, ye are
God's buUding.
1 Cor. 6.19. Ye are not your own. 20. For
ye are bought vrith a price : therefore glorify
God in your body, and in your spirit, which
are God'a. ICor. 7.23.
2 Cor. 6.16. Ye are the temple of the Uving
God ; as God hath said, I wiU dweU in them,
and walk in them ; and I vriU be thefr God,
and they shaU be ray people.
2 Cor. 18.14. The love of God, and the
coraraimion of the Holy Ghost, be with you all.
Eph. 1.3, Blessed 6e the Grod and Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed ua
with aU apiritual blessings in heavenly places
in Christ,
Eph, 2,4. God, who is rich in raercy, for
his great love wherewith he loved ua, 5. Even
when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us
together with Christ.
Col. 3,12, The elect of God, holy and
beloved. 2 The, 2.16. God, even our Father, which
hath loved us, and hath given us everlasting
consolation and good hope tMough grace.
Heb. 11.16, Godis not asharaed to be called
thefr God : for he hath prepared for thera a
diy. Heb. 12.6. Whora the Lord loveth he chaa- ^
teneth. Jas. 1.18. Of Ms own wiU begat he us with
the word of tmth, that we should be a kind of
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1 Jno. 3.1. Behold, what raanner of love
the Father hath bestowed upon us,
1 Jno, 4.9, In this was manifested the love
of Grod toward ua, because that Grod sent his
onlj'-begotten Son into the world, that we
might Uve through hira, 10, Herein is love,
not that we loved God, but that he loved us,
and sent Ms Son to be the propitiation for our
sins. 1 Jno. 4.12. Grod dweUeth in us, and hia
love ia perfected in us. 18. Hereby know we
that we dweU in hira, and he inns, becauae he
hath given ua of his Spirit. 16. "Whosoever
shaU confess that Jesus ia the Son of God, God
dweUeth in hira, and he in God, 16. And we
have known and beUeved the love that God
hath to us. God is love ; and he that dweUeth
in love dweUeth in God, and God hi hira.
19^We love Mra, because he first loved ua.
1 Jno. 6.19. We know that we are .if God.
Jude 21. Keep yourselves in the love of God.
Rev. 8.12, Hira that overcoraeth wiU I
raake a piUar in the temple of my God, and
he shaU go no raore out : and I wiU write upon
him the name of ray Grod, and the narae of the
city of my God.
Rev, 14.1. With hira an hundred forty and
four thousand, having hia Father" a name
written in thefr foreheads.
See God, favour op. — God, mercy of. —
Adoption. GOD, Mercy and long-suffering op.
Gen. 6.3. My spfrit shaU not always strive
with man, for that he also is fiesh : yet his
dfcys shaU be an himdred and twenty years.
Gen, 8,21. I vriU not again curse me ground
any more for man's sake ; for the imagination
of man's heart is evU from his youth ; neither
wUl I again smite any more every thing Uving,
as I have done.
Gen. 16.16. They ahall corae hither again :
for the iniquity of the Amorites ia not yet full.
Gen. 18.26. If I find in Sodom fifty right
eous within the city, then I vriU spare all the
place for thefr sakes. v. 27-32.
Gen. 19.16. WhUe he lingered, the raen
laid hold upon his hand, and upon the hand
of his wUe, and upon the hand of Ms two
daughters ; the Lord being raerciful unto him :
and they brought hira forth.
Ex, 20,6, Shewing mercy unto thousands
of them that love me, and keep ray command
ments. 22. Ye have seen that I have taUied
with you from heaven. Deu. 6.10.
Ex. 22.27. When he crieth unto rae, I wiU
hear ; for I am. gracious.
Ex. 26.17. ThovL shalt make a mercy-seat.
Psa. 80.1. Heb. 4.16.
Ex. 32.14. The Lord repented of the evU
wMch he thought to do unto his people.
34. Behold, mine Angel shaU go before thee.
Ex. 33.19. I wiUmake aU ray goodness pass
before thee, and I wiU proclaim the name of
the Lord before thee ; and vriU be gracious to
whora I wUl be gracious, and wiU shew mercy
on whom I wiU shew mercy.
Ex, 34.6, ITie Lord, the Lord God, merci
ful and gracious, long-suffering, and abundant
in goodnesa md truth. 7. Keeping mercy for
thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgres
sion and sin.
Lev. 26.44. I wiU not cast thera away,
neither wiU I abhor them, to destroy thera
utterly, and to break my covenant with them :
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for I am the Lord thefr God. 45. But 1 wUl
for thefr sakes remeraber the covenant of thefr
ancestors, v. 40-43,
Num, 14.18, The Lord is long-suffering,
and of great raercy, forgiving iniquity and
tranagreaaion. 19. Pardon, I beseech thee,
the imquity of this people according unto the
greatness of thy mercy, and as thou hast for
given this people, from Egypt even untU now,
20. And the Lord said, I have pardoned accord
ing to thy word.
Num, 16,48, He stood between the dead and
the living ; and the plague was stayed.
Nura. 21,8. The Lord said unto Moses,
Make thee a fiery serpent, and aet it upon a
pole : and it shaU corae to pass, that every
one that is bitten, when he looketh upon it,
shaU live,
Deu. 4,31. The Lord thy God is a merciful
God; he wiU not forsake thee, neither de
stroy thee, nor forget the covenant of thy
fathers. Deu. 5.29. 0 that there were such an heart
in thera, that they would fear me, and keep
aU ray coraraandraents always, that it might
be weU vrith them, and with thefr diUdren for
everl Deu. 7.9. Which keepeth covenant and
mercy with them that love hira and keep his
commandraents to a thousand generations.
Deu. 32.29. O that they were wise, that
they understood this, that they would consider
their latter end I 36. The Lord shall judge
his people, and repent himself for his servante,
when he seeth that their power is gone, and
there is none shut up, or left. 48. And vriU be
merciful unto his land, and to his people.
Jud. 2.18. The Lord was with the judge,
and deUvered them out of the hand of thefr
eneraies aU the days of the judge : for it re
pented the Lord because of their groanings
by reason of thera that oppressed them and
vexed them. Ex. 2,24,26, Jud. 8,9,15.
Jud, 10.16. His soul was grieved for the
misery of Israel.
2Sam. 12.13. The Lord also hath put away
thy sin ; thou shalt not die.
2 Sam. 14.14. Yet doth he devise raeans,
that hia banished be not expeUed frora him.
2 Sam. 24.14. Let ua faU now into the hand
of the Lord ; for his mercies are great.
16. When the angel stretched out Ma hand
upon Jemaalera to destroy it, the Lord repented
him of the evU, and aaid to the angel that de
stroyed the people, It is enou^ ; stay now
thine hand.
1 Kin. 8,23, There is no God like thee. In
heaven above, or on earth beneath, who keep
est covenant and raercy with thy servanta that
walk before thee with aU thefr heart,
1 Kin. 11.39. I wUl for this afiUct the seed
of David, but not for ever.
2 Kin. 18.23. The Lord was gracious unto
them, and had compassion on thera, and would
not destroy thera, neither cast he thera from
his presence as yet.
2 Kin, 14.26. The Lord saw the affliction ot
Israel, that it was very bitter : for there was
not any shut up, nor any left, nor any helper
for Israel. 27. And the Lord said not that he
would blot out the name of Israel from under
heaven : but he saved them by the hand of
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thefr vricked ways; then wiU I hear from
heaven, and vriU forgive thefr sin, and wiU heal
their land.
2 Chr. 80.9. The Lord your God is gracious
and merciful, and wUl not tum away his face
from you, if ye retum unto hira.
2 Chr. 36.16. The Lord Grod of thefr fathers
sent to them by Ms raessengers, rising up
betimes, and sending ; because he had com
passion on his people, and on his dwelling-
place. Jer. 7.25.
Ezr. 9.13. Thou our God hast punished us
less than our iniquities deserve, and hast given
us such deliverance as this. Job 11.6.
Ezr. 10.2. Yet now there is hope in Israel
concemiag tMs thing.
Neh. 1.10. These are thy servants and thy
people, whom thou hast redeeraed by thy great
power, and by thy strong hand.
Neh. 9.17. Thou art a God ready to pardon,
gracious and raercUul, slow to anger, and of
great kindness, and forsookest them not.
27. In the time of thefr trouble, when they
cried unto thee, thou heardest them from
heaven ; and according to thy manifold raer
cies thou gavest them saviours, who saved
thera out of the hand of their enemies.
28. When they retumed, and cried unto thee,
thou heardest them from heaven ; and many
times didst thou deUver them according to
thy mercies ; 29. And testifiedst against thera,
that thou raightest bring them again unto thy
law. 30. Yet many years didst thou forbear
thera, and testifiedst against thera by thy spirit
in thy prophets. 31. For thy great mercies'
sake thou didst not utterly consurae them,
nor forsake them; for thou art a gracious and
merciful God. v. 17-20, 2 Chr, 24.19.
Job 24.12. Men groan from out of the city,
and the soul of the wounded crieth out : yet
God layeth not foUy to them.
Job 33.26, He shaU pray unto GrOd, and he
vriU be favourable unto Mm : and he shall see
his face with joy : for he wiU render unto man
Ms righteousness, v. 24-30.
Psa. 25.6. Remember, 0 Lord, thy tender
mercies and thy loving-kindnesses ; for they
hcive been ever of old. 8. Grood and upright is
the Lord : therefore wiU he teach sinners in
the way.
Psa. 30. 5. His a-nger endureth but a moment ;
in his favour is life : weeping may endure for
a night, but joy cometh in the raoming.
Psa, 31.7, I WlU be glad and rejoice in thy
mercy : for thou haat considered my trouble ;
thou hast known my soul in adversities.
Psa. 32.1. Blessed is he w^se transgression
is forgiven, whose sin is covered. 2. Blessed is
the man unto whora the Lord imputeth not
iniquity. 6. I vriU confess my transgressions
imto the Lord ; and thou f orgavest the iniquity
of my sin.
Paa. 36,5. Thy mercy, O Lord, is in the
heavens. Paa. 60.21. These things haat thou done,
and 1 kept sUence.
Psa, 67.10. Thy mercy is great unto the
heavens. Psa. 62.12, Unto thee, O Lord, belongefh
mercy, Psa, 65.3. Iniquities prevaU against rae:
as for our transgreaaions, thou shali purge
thera away.
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tum unto me according to the multitude of
thy tender raercies.
Psa. 78.38. But he, being fuU of corapassion,
forgave ^leir iniquity, and destroyed them not :
yea, raany a tirae turned he his anger away,
and did n^^t stfr up aU Ma wrath. 39. For he
remerabered that they were but fiesh ; a wind
that passeth away, and coraeth not again.
fl. 4-72. Psa. 106.43-46.
Psa, 85,2. Thou hast forgiven the iniquity
of thy people, thou hast covered aU thefr sin.
3, Thou hast taken away all thy virath : thou
hast turned thyself from the fierceness of thine
anger. 10. Mercy and tmth are met together ;
righteousness and peace have kissed each other.
Psa, 80.5, Thou, Lord, art good, and ready
to forgive ; and plenteous in raercy unto aU
them that caU upon thee, 13, Great is thy
mercy toward rae : and thou hast deUvered
my soul from the lowest heU. 16. Thou, 0
Lord, art a God full of compassion, and
gracious, long-suffering, and plenteous in
raercy and truth.
Psa. 89. 2. Mercy shall be built up for ever.
14. Mercy and tmth shaU go before thy face.
28. My mercy vriU I keep for him for ever
more, Psa. 99.8. Thou answeredst thera, 0 Lord
our Gtod : thou wast a Grod that f orgavest them.
Psa. 100.5. The Lord is good ; his mercy is
everlasting. Psa. 103.3. Who forgiveth all thine imqui-
ties ; who healeth aU thy diseases. 8. The
Lord is raerciful and gracious, slow to anger,
and plenteous in mercy. 9. He wUl not always
chide : neither wUl he keep Ms anger for ever.
10. He hath not dealt vrith us after our sins ;
nor rewarded us according to our iniquities,
11. For as the heaven is high above the earth,
so great is his mercy toward them that fear
him. 12. As far as the east is from the west,
so far hath he removed our transgressions
from us.
Psa. 103.13. Like as a father pitieth his
chUdren, so the Lord pitieth them that fear
him. 14. For he knoweth our frame ; he
remembereth that we ore dust. 17. The mercy
of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting
upon them that fear hira, and Ms righteousness
unto chUdren's chUdren.
Psa. 106.1, His raercy endu/reth for ever.
Psa. 107.1. Psa. 136.3.
Psa. 108.4. Thy mercy is great above the

Psa. 111.4. The Lord is gracious and fuU of
compassion, Psa. 116,6. Graciousisthe Lord, and right
eous ; yea, our God is merciful. 2 Chr. 30.9.
Psa. 117.2. His merciful kindness la great
toward us.
Psa. 119.64. The earth, 0 Lord, is fuU of .
thy mercy. 156. Great a/re thy tender mer
cies, O Lerd.
Psa. 130.4. 27iere is forgiveness with thee,
that thou mayest be feared. 7, Let Israel
hope ia the Lord : for vrith the Lord there is
mercy, and with hira is plenteous rederaption.
8, And he shall redeera larael from aH his
iniquities, Psa. 136.14, He wiU repent hiraself con
cerning hia servants.
Psa. 138.2. IvriU praise thy narae for thy
loving-kindnesa and for thy truth.
Psa. 146.8. The Lord is gracious, and full
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of compassion ; alow to anger, and of great
raercy. 9. The Lord is good to all : and his
tender mercies are over all his works.
Psa. 146.7. "Which executeth judgraent for
the oppressed : wMch giveth food to the
hungry. The Lord looseth the prisoners :
8. The Lord openeth the eyes of the blind : the
Lord raiseth thera that are bowed down.
Pro. 16.6. By mercy and truth iniquity is
purged. Pro. 28.13. Whoso confesseth and forsaketh
thcTn shall have mercy.
Isa. 1,5. Wliy should ye be stricken any
more? 18. Corae now, and let us reason
together, saith the Lord : though your sins be
as scarlet, they shaU be as wMte as snow ;
though they be red like crimson, they shaU be
as wool.
Isa. 6,7. Lo, this hath touched thy lips;
and thine iniquity is taken away, and thy sin
purged. Isa, 12.1, I wiU praise thee : though thou
wast angry with me, thine anger is turned
away, and thou corafortedst me.
Isa. 17.6. Yet gleaning grapes shoU be left
in it, as the shaking of an oUve-tree, two or
three berries in the top of the uppermost
bough, four or flve in the outmost fruitful
branches thereof, saith the Lord Gtod of Israel.
Isa. 24.13.
Isa. 27-8. He stayeth his rough wind in the
day of the east wind. v. 7.
Isa. 30.18, Therefore wUl the Lord wait,
that he may be gracious unto you, and there
fore wiU he be exalted, that he may have mercy
upon you : for the Lord is a. God of judgment :
blessed are aU they that wait for him, 19. For
the people shaU dweU in Zion at Jerusalem :
thou shalt weep no more: he vriU be very
gracious unto thee at the voice of thy cry ;
when he shaU hear it, he wiU answer thee.
Isa. 33.24. The people that dweU therein
shall be forgiven fheir iniquity.
Isa. 38.17. Thou hast in love to my soul
delivered it from the pit of corruption : for
thou hast cast aU my sins behind thy back.
Isa. 40.2. Her iniquity is pardoned: for
she hath received of the Lord's hand double
for aU her sins.
Isa. 43.25. I, even I, am he that blotteth
out thy transgressions for mine own sake, and
wiU not remember thy sins. v. 24.
Isa. 44.22. I have blotted out, as a thick
cloud, thy transgressions; and, as a cloud, thy
sins : retum unto me ; for I have redeemed
thee, Isa. 48.9. For ray name's sake wiU I defer
raine anger, and for ray praise wiU I refrain
for thee, that I cut thee not off. 11. For
mine own sake, even for mine own sake, wUl
I do it : for how should my name be poUuted ?
and I wiU not give my glory unto another.
Isa. 49.13. Sing, O heavens ; and be joyful,
O earth ; and break forth into singing, O
mountains : for the Lord hath comforted his
people, and wUl have mercy upon his afflicted,
V. 14,15.
Isa. 54.7. For a smaU moment have I for
saken thee ; but with great mercies vriU I
gather thee. 8. In a Uttle wrath I hid my face
from thee for a moment ; but with everlasting
kindness wiU I have mercy on thee, saith the
Lord thy Redeemer. 9, For this is as the
waters of Noah unto rae : for as I have sworn
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that the waters of Noah should no raore go
over the earth ; so have I sworn that I would
not be wroth with thee, nor rebuke thee.
Isa. 56,7. Let the wicked forsake Ms way,
and the unrighteous man his thoughts : and
let hira return unto the Lord, and he wUl have
mercy upon him ; and to our Gk)d, for he wUl
abundantly pardon. 8, For my thoughts are
not your thoughts, neither are your ways my
ways, saith the Lord, 9. For as the heavens
are higher than the earth, so are my ways
higher than your ways, and my thoughts than
your thoughts.
Isa. 57.11. Have not I held ray peace even
of old, and thou fearest rae not ? 15. I dweU
in the high and holy place, with him also that
is of a contrite and hurable spirit, to revive
the spfrit of the humble, and to revive the
heart of the contrite ones. 16. I wiU not con
tend for ever, neither wUl I be always wroth :
for the spirit should fail before me, and the
souls which I have made, 18, I have seen his
ways, and wiU heal him : I wiU lead him also,
and restore comfoBts unto hira and to his
mourners. 19. I create the fruit of the Ups ;
Peace, peace to him that is far off, and to Mm
that is near, aaith the Lord ; and I wiU heal
hira. Isa. 60.10. In my wrath I sraote thee, but
in my favour have I had mercy on thee,
Isa. 65.2. I have spread out my handa aU
the day unto a rebeUious people, wMch walketh
in a way that was not good, after thefr own
thoughts. 8. As the new wine is found in the
cluster, and one saith. Destroy it not ; for a
blessing is in it : so wiU I do for my sei'vants'
sakes, that I may not destroy them aU,
Jer, 3.12. Go and proclaim these words
toward the north, and say. Return, thou back
sUding Israel, saith the Lord ; aTid I wUl not
cause mine anger to faU upon you : for I am
merciful, saith the Lord, and I wiU not keep
anger for ever. 22. Retum, ye backsUding
chUdren, and I wiU heal your backsUdings.
V. 1-22.
Jer. 4,27. The whole land shaU be desolate ;
yet wiU I not make a fuU end.
Jer. 5.10. Go ye up upon her waUs, and
destroy ; but make not a fuU end.
Jer. 9.24, I am the Lord which exercise
loving-kindness, judgment, and righteousness,
in the earth : for in these things I deUght,
saith the Lord.
Jer. 29.11. I know the thoughts that I think
toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace,
and not of evU, to give you an expected end,
Jer. 30.11, I am with thee, saith the Lord,
to save thee : though I make a fuU end of all
nations whither I have scattered thee, yet wiU
I not make a fuU end of thee : but I wUl cor
rect thee in measure. Jer. 46.28.
Jer. 31.20. Js Ephraim my dear son? ishe
a pleasant chUd ? for since I spake against him,
I do earnestly reraember Mm stiU : therefore
ray bowels are troubled for him ; I wiU surely
have mercy upon Mm, saith the Lord. 34, I
wiU forgive thefr iniquity, and I wiU remember
thefr sin no more. 37. If heaven above can
be raeasured, and the foundations of the earth
searched out beneath, I wiU also cast off all
the seed of Israel for all that they have done,
saith the Lord,
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Jer. 33.8- I wiU cleanse them from all
thefr imquity, whereby they have sinned
against me ; and I wiU pardon aU thefr iniqui
ties, whereby they have sinned, and whereby
they have transgressed against rae. 11, The
voice of them that shall say. Praise the Lord
of hosts : for the Lord is good ; for his mercy
endureth for ever: and of them that shall
bring the sacriflce of praise into the house of
the Lord. For IwiU cause to return the capti
vity of tbe land, as at the first, saith the Xjord,
Jer. 36.3. Retum every man from his evil
way ; that I may forgive their iniquity and
their sin. v. 6,7.
Jer. 50.20. The imquity of Israel shaU be
sought for, and there shaU be none ; and the
sins of Judah, and they shaU not be itound : for
I wiU pardon them whom I reserve.
Jer. 61 . 5. Israel hath not been forsaken, nor
Judah of Ms God, of the Lord of hosts ; though
thefr land was fiUed vrith sin against the Holy
One of Israel.
Lam, 3.22, It is of the Lord's mercies that
we are not consumed, because Ma compassions
faU not. 23. They are new every moming :
great is thy faithfulness. 31. The Lord wUl
not cast off for ever : 32. But though he cause
grief, yet vriU he have compassion according
ro the multitude of Ms mercies. 33. For he
doth not afflict vrilllngly nor grieve the cMl
dren of men.
Eze. 14,22, Therein shaU be left a remnant
that shaU be brought forth, both sons and
daughters : behold, they shaU come forth unto
you, and ye shall see their way and their
doings : and ye shaU be comforted concerning
the evU that I have brought upon Jerusalera,
even concerning aU that Ihave brought upon it,
Eze, 16.6. "When I passed by thee, and saw
thee poUuted in thine own blood, I said unto
thee when thou wast in thy blood, Live ; yea,
I said unto thee when thou wast in thy blood.
Live. 42, So wiU I make ray fury toward
thee to rest, and ray jealousy shall depart from
thee, and I wiU be quiet, and wiU be no more
angry. 63, I am pacified toward thee for aU
that thou hast done, saith the Lord God.
Eze. 18,23. Have I any pleasure at aU that
the wicked should die ? saith the Lord God :
and not that he should retum frora his ways,
and Uve? 81. Cast away from you all your
transgressions, whereby ye have transgressed ;
and make you a new heart and a new spirit :
for why vrill ye die, 0 house of Israel ? 32. For
I have no pleasure in the death of him that
dieth, saith the Lord God : wherefore tum
yourselves, and Uve ye.
Eze. 20.17. Nevertheless mine eye spared
them from destroying them, neither did I
raake an end of them in the wilderness.
42. Ye shall know that I am the Lord, when
I shaU bring you into the land of Israel, into
the country/or the which I Ufted up mine hand
to give it to your fathers, v. 11-44.
Eze, 33.11. As I Uve, saith the Lord God,
I have no pleasure in the death of the vricked ;
but that the vricked tum frora his way and
Uve: tum ye, tum ye from your evU ways;
for why vriU ye die, 0 house of Israel ?
Eze. 36. 25. Then vriU I sprinkle clean water
upon you, and ye shall be clean : from all
your filthiness, and from aU your idols, vriU I
cleanse you. 32. Not for your sakes do I this,
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Dan. 9.4. O Lord, the great and dreadful
God, keeping the covenant and mercy to them
that love him, and to them that keep hia
commandments. 9. To the Lord our God
beloTig mercies and forgivenesses, though we
have rebeUed against Mm.
Hos. 2,14, I will aUure her, and bring her
into the vrildemess, and speak comfortably
unto her. 23. I wiU sow her unto me in the
earth ; and I wiU have mercy upon her that
had not obtained mercy, v. 14-23. Rom.
9,15,18, 1 Pet. 2.10.
Hos. 11.8. How shall I give thee up, Eph
raim? ftow shall I deUver thee, Israel? how
shall I make thee as Admah? how shall I set
thee as Zeboira ? mine heart is tumed within
me, my repentings are kindled together. 9. I
wUl not execute the fierceness of mine anger,
I vriU not return to destroy Ephraim : for I
am God, and not man ; the Holy One in the
raidst of thee.
Hos. 14.4. I vriU heal thefr backsUding, I
vrill love thera freely : for mine anger is tumed
away frora Mra. v. 1-8.
Joel 2,13. Tum unto the Lord your God:
for he is gracious and merciful, slow to anger,
and of great kindness, and repenteth him of
the evU, 18, Then wiU the Lord be jealous
for his land, and pity his people.
Joel 3.21. I vtUI cleanse thefr blood that I
have not deonsed : for the Lord dweUeth in
Zion. Amos 7.3, The Lord repented for this : Tt
shaU not be, saith the Lord,
Jonah 4.2. I knew that thou art a gracious
God, and merciful, slow to anger, and of great
kindbiess, and repentest thee of the evU.
11. Shomd not I spare Nineveh, that great
city, wherein are more than sixscore thousand
persons that cannot discern between their
right hand and thefr left hand ; and also much
cattle? Mic. 7.18, Who is a God like unto thee,
that pardoneth iniquity, and passeth by the
transgression of the remnant of hia heritage ?
he retaineth not Ms anger for ever, because he
deUghteth in raercy. 19. He vriU tum again,
he vriU have compassion upon us ; he vrill
subdue our iniquilies ; and thou wUt cast aU
thefr sins into the depths of the sea.
Nah. 1,3. The Lord is slow to anger, and
great in power.
Zeph. 2.7. The Lord their God shaU visit
them, and tum away their captivity.
Zee. 1.16. I am retumed to Jerusalera with
mercies : my house shaU be built in it. 17, The
Lord shaU yet comfort Zion, and shaU yet
choose Jerusalem.
Zee. 3,9, I wUl remove the iniquity of that
land in one day.
Zee. 10.6, I wUl strengthen the houae of
Judah, and I wiU save the house of Joseph,
and I wiU bring thera again to place them ;
for I have mercy upon thera : and they shaU
be as though I had not cast thera off : for
I am the Lord their God, and vriU hear
thera. Mai. 3.6. I am the Lord, I change not ;
therefore ye aona of Jacob are not consumed.
Mat. 6.14, If ye forgive men their tres
passes, your heavenly Father vriU also forgive
you. Mat. 12.31. AU manner of sin and blas
phemy ahall be forgiven unto men. 32. Who-
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soever speaketh a word against the Son of
man, it shall be forgiven hira.
Mar. 3.28. AU sins shaU be forgiven unto
the sons of men, and blasphenUes wherewith
soever they shaU blaspheme. Luk. 12.10,
Luk, 1.60. His mercy is on them that fear
Mra frora generation to generation, 77. To
give knowledge of salvation unto his people
by the remission of thefr sins, 78, Through
the tender mercy of our God ; whereby the
dayspring from on high hath visited us.
Jjok. 6.36. Be ye therefore merciful, as your
Father also is raerciful.
Act. 3.19. Be converted, that your sins may
be blotted out, when the tiraes of refreshing
shaU come from the presence of the Lord.
Act. 17.30. The times of this ignorance
God winked at ; but now commandeth aU men
every where to repent.
Act. 26.18. To tum fhem from darkness to
Ught, and from the power of Satan unto God,
that they may receive forgiveness of sins.
Rora. 2.4. Despisest thou the riches of Ms
goodness and forbearance and long-suffering ;
not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth
thee to repentance ? (See parable of the fig-
tree, Luk. 13.6-9.)
Rora. 3.26. Whom God hath set forth to
he a. propitiation through faith in his blood, to
declare his righteousness for the remission of
sins that are past, through the forbearance of
God. Rom. 9.22. What if God, willing to shew
his wrath, and to make Ms power known,
endured with much long-suffering the vessels
of wrath fitted to destruction : 23, That he
might make known the riches of his glory on
the vessels of mercy, which he had afore
prepared unto glory.
Rora. 10.12, The same Lord over aU is rich
unto aU that caU upon Mra. 13. For whoso
ever shall call upon the narae of the Lord shaU
be saved.
Rora, 11.32. God hath concluded them aU
in unbeUef, that he mi^t have mercy upon
aU. Rom. 15.9. That the GJentUes might glorify
God for his mercy.
1 Cor. 15.10. By the grace of God I am
what I am ; and his grace which was bestowed
upon rae was not in vain.
2 Cor. 1.3. Blessed be God, even the Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies,
and the God of all comfort,
2 Cor, 4.15. AU things are for your sakes,
that the abundant grace might through the
thanksgiving of many redound to the glory
of God.
2 Cor. 12.9. My grace is sufflcient for thee :
for ray strength is made perfect in weakness.
Eph. 1.6. To the praise of the gloiy of his
grace, wherein he hath made us accepted in
the Beloved : 7. In whom we have rederaption
through his blood, the forgiveness of sins,
accordingto the riches of his grace ; 8. Wherein
he hath abounded toward us in aU vrisdom and
prudence. Eph. 2.4. God, who Is rich in raercy, for
hia great love wherewith he loved us, 5, Even
when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us
together vrit- Christ, (by grace ye are saved ;)
6. And hath raised us up together, and made
us sit together in heavenly places in Clirist
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shew the exceeding riches of Ms grace in hia
kindness toward us tMough Christ Jeans.
1 Tim. 1.13. Who was before a blasphemer,
and a persecutor, and injurious : but I ob
tained mercy
Tit, 3. 5. According to his mercy he saved us.
Heb. 8.12. I wiU be raerciful to thefr un- /
righteousness, and thefr sins and thefr iniqui
ties VTiU I reraember no raore.
Heb. 9, 22. Without shedding of blood is nc
remission, Jas. 2.18. Mercy rejoiceth against judg
ment. Jas. 4.8. Draw nigh to God, and he vriU
draw nigh to you.
Jas. 5.11. The Lord is very pitiful, and of
tender mercy. 15. If he have committed sins,
they shaU be forgiven Mm.
1 Pet, 1.3. According to his abundant /
mercy hath begotten us again unto a Uvely
hope by tbe resurrection of Jesus Christ.
1 Pet. 3. 20. The long-suffering of God waited
in the days of Noah,
1 Pet. 5.10. TheGod of aU grace, who hath
caUed us unto his etemal glory by Christ Jesus.
2 Pet. 3.9. The Lord is not alack concern
ing his promise, as some men count slackness ;
but is long-suffering to us-ward, not willing
that any should perish, but that aU should
come to repentance, 15. Account that the
long-suffering of our Lord is salvation.
1 Jno. 1.9. If we confess our sins, he is
faitMul and just to forgive us our sins, and to
cleanse us from aU unrighteousness.
1 Jno. 6,16. If any man see his brother sm
a sin which is not unto death, he shaU ask, and
he shaU give him life for thera that sin not
unto death. 17- AU unrighteousness is ain :
and there is a sin not unto death.
Rev, 2,21. I gave her space to repent.
See God a saviour. — Pardon. — Repent
ance. — God, love of.
GOD, Omnipotent, Gen, 1,3. God said.
Let there be Ught : and there was light.
Gen. 17.1. I am the Alraighty God ; walk
before rae, and be thou perfect.
Gen. 18.14, Is any thing too hard for the
Lord? Ex. 14.24. The Lord looked unto the host
of the Egyptians through the pUlar of fire and
of the cloud, and troubled the host.
Ex. 16.3. Hie Lord is a man of war: the
Lord is his narae. 6. Thy right hand, O Lord,
is become glorious in power : thy right hand,
O Lord, hath dashed in pieces the enemy
7. And in the greatness of thine exceUency
thou hast overthrown them that rose up against
thee. 11. "Who is like unto thee, O Lord,
among the gods ? who is like thee, glorious in
holiness, fearful in praises, doing wonders?
12. Thou stretchedst out thy right hand, the
earth swaUowed them. v. 8,10.
Num. 11.23. Is the Lord's hand waxed
short ? thou shalt see now whether my word
shaU corae to pass unto thee or not. Deu.
U.2. Num. 23.20. I have received commandment
to bless : and he hath blessed ; and I cannot
reverse it.
Deu. 3.24. O Lord God, thou hast begim to
shew thy servant thy ^eatness, and thy mighty
hand : for what God is fhere in heaven or in
earth, that can do according to thy works, and
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Den. 7. 21. The Lord thy God is among yoU,
» mighty G^od and terrible.
Deu. 82,39, I fciU, and I make aUve ; I
wound, and I heal : neither is fhere any that
can deUver out of ray hand. Job 10,7,
Deu. 83.26, Tftereisnonelike unto the God
of Jeshurun, who rideth upon the heaven in
thy help, and in his exceUency on the aky.
27. The etemal God is thy refuge, and under^
neath are the everlasting arras,
Jos. 4.24. That aU the people of the earth
might know the hand of the Lord, that it is
mighty. 1 Sam. 2.6. The Lord klUeth, and maketh
aUve : he bringeth dovra to the grave, and
bringeth up. 7. The Lord maketh poor and
maketh rich : he bringeth low, and Ufteth up,
10. The adversaries of the Lord shall be broken
to pieces ; out of heaven shaUhe thunder upon
them. fl. 8.
1 Sam. 14.6. There is no restraint to the
Lord to save by many or by few.
2 Sara, 22,13. Through the brightness be
fore him were coals of fire kindled. 16. And
the channels of the sea appeared, the founda
tions of the world were discovered, at the re
buking of the Lord, at the blast of the breath
of his nostrils. Psa. 18.
1 Chr. 29.11. Thine, 0 Lord, is the great
ness, and the power, and the glory, and the
victory, and the majesty. 12. In tMne hand
is power and might ; and in thine hand it is
to make great, and to give strengpth unto aU.
2 Chr. 14.11. Lord, it is nothing vrith thee
to help, whether vrith many, or vrith them that
have no power.
2 Chr. 16,9, The eyes of the Lord run to
and fro throughout the whole earth, to shew
himself strong in the behaU of them whose
heart is perfect toward him.
2 Chr. 20.6. In thine hand is there Tiot
power and raight, so that none is able to vrith'
stand thee?
2 CM. 26.8. God hath power to help, and to
cast down. 9. The Lord is able to give thee
much more than thia.
Ezr. 8.22, The hand of our God is upon
aU them for good that seek him ; but Ms power
and his wrath is against aU thera that forsake
him, Neh, 1.10. Whom' thou hast redeemed by
thy great power, and by thy strong hand.
Job 9, 4. He is vrise in heart, and mighty in
strength : who hath hardened himself against
him, and hath prospered ? 6. WMch reraoveth
the mountains, and they know not: which
overtumeth them in his anger, 6. Which
ahaketh the earth out of her place, and the
pillars thereof trerable. 7. WMchcoraraandeth
the sun, and it riaeth not ; and sealeth up the
atara. 10. Which doeth great tMngs past
finding out ; yea, and wonders without num
ber. 12. He taketh away, who can hiader
hi m ? who vriU aay unto him, What doeat thou ?
18 Xf God wiU not withdraw hia anger, the
proud helpers do atoop under him, 19. If I
speak of strength, lo, he is strong. Job 6,9.
Job 11,10. If he cut off, and abut up, or
gather together, then who can hinder him ?
Job 12.14. He breaketh down, and it can
not be buUt again : he shutteth up a man, and
there can be no opening. 16. With Mm is
strength and vrisdom. v. 16.
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him, and he passeth : thou changest his coun
tenance, and sendest him away.
Job 23.13, He is in one mind, and who can
tum him? and what hia aoul deafreth, even
that he doeth. 14. For he performeth the
IMng that is appointed for rae.
Job 26,11. The pillars of heaven trerable
and are astonished at his reproof. 14. The
thunder of his power who can understand?
fl. 12.
Job 34.14. If he set his heart upon man,
if he gather unto himself his spirit and hia
breath ; 15, AU flesh shall perish together,
and raan shaU turn again unto duat.
Job 36.5. God is mighty, and despiseth
not any : he is mighty in strength and vris
dom. 22. Behold, God exalteth by his power.
V. 27-33.
Job 37,23, He is exceUent in power, and
in judgraent, v. 1-22.
tfob 38.8. Who shut up the sea with doors,
when it brake forth. 11. And said. Hitherto
shalt thou come, but no further: and here
shall thy proud waves be stayed? v. 37.
Job 40,9. Hast thou an arra like God? or
canst thou thunder with a voice like him ?
Job 41.10. AVho then is able to stand before
rae ? 11. Who hath prevented rae, that I should
repay him ?
Job 42.2. I know that thou canst do every

Psa. 21.13. Be thou exalted. Lord, in thine
own strength : so wiU we sing and praise thy
power. Paa. 29.8. The voice of the Lord is upon
the waters : the Grod of glory thundereth : the
Lord is upon many watera. 4. The voice of
the Lord is powerful ; the voice of the Lord is
fuU of majesty. 5. The voice of the Lord
breaketh the cedars, v. 6-9.
Psa. 33,9. He spake, and it was done; he
comraanded, and it stood fast.
Psa, 46.6, The heathen raged, the king
doms were moved : he uttered his voice, the
earth melted.
Psa. 62.11. God hath spoken once ; twice
have I heard this ; that power belongefh unto
God. Psa. 66.6. "WMch by hia strength aetteth
fast the mountaina ; being gfrded with power :
7. "Which stiUeth the noise of the seas, the
noise of thefr waves, and the tumult of the
people. Psa. 66.3. How terrible oH thou in thy
works I tMough the greatness of thy power
shaU thine eneraies submit theraaelves unto
thee. 7. He ruleth by his power for ever.
Paa. 68,33. Him that rideth upon the
heavens of heavens, which were of old ; lo, he
doth send out hia voice, and that a mighty
voice. V. 84,36.
Psa. 74.13. Thou didst divide the sea by
thy strength : thou breakest the heads of the
dragons in the waters. 15. Thou didst cleave
the fountain and the flood : thou driedat up
mighty rivera,
Psa. 76.6. At thy rebuke, 0 God of Jacob,
both the chariot and horse are cast into a
dead sleep, 7. Who may stand in thy sight
when once thou art angry ?
Psa, 77.14, Thou art the God that doest
wonders : thou hast declared thy strength
araong the people. 16. The watera saw thee,
0 God, the waters saw thee ; they were afraid i
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the depths also were troubled, 18. The voice
of thy thunder was in the heaven : the light^
nlngs lightened the world : the earth trerabled
and shook.
Psa. 78.26, He caused an east wind to blow
in the heaven ; and by Ms power he brought
in the south wind, v. 12-16,48-61,
Psa. 79.11. According to the greatness of thy
power preserve thou those that are appointed
to die.
Psa. 89.8. 0 Lord God of hosts, who is a
strong Lord Uke unto thee? 9. Thou rulest
the raging of the sea : when the waves thereof
arise, thou stiUest them. 13. Thou hast a
mighty arm : strong is thy hand, and high is
thy right hand.
Paa. 90.8. Thou tumest man to deatruction ;
and sayest, Retum, ye chUdren of men.
Psa. 93. 1. The Lord is clothed with strength,
wherewith he hath gfrded himself. 4. The
Lord on high is mightier than the noise of
raany waters, yea, than the raighty waves of
the sea.
Psa. 97.3. A flre goeth before him, and
burneth up Ms enemies round about, 4. Hia
lightnings enUghtened the world : the earth
aaw, and trembled. 6. The hiUs melted like
wax at the presence of the Lord.
Psa, 98, 1. He hath done raarveUous things :
his right hand, and Ms holy arm, hath gotten
him the victory.
Psa. 104,7. At thy rebulce they fled ; at
the voice of thy thunder they hasted away.
9. Thou hast set a bound that they may not
pass over ; that they tum not again to cover
the earth. 29. Thou Mdest thy face, they are
troubled : thou takest away their breath, they
die, and retum to thefr dust. 30. Thou sendest
forth thy spfrit, they are created : and thou
renewest the face of the earth. 32. He looketh
on the earth, and it trembleth : he toucheth
the MUs, and they smoke. Psa. 105, Psa,
114,3-8. Psa. 135,8-12. Psa, 136.10-22.
Paa, 106.8. He saved thera for his narae's
sake, that he might raake Ms raighty power to
be known.
Psa. 107.25, He coramandeth, and raiseth
the stormy wind, which Ufteth up the waves
thereof. 29. He maketh the storm a calm, so
that the waves thereof are stiU.
Psa. 111.6. He hath shewed his people the
power of his works.
Psa. 114.7. Tremble, thou earth, at the
presence of the Lord, at the presence of the
GrOd of Jacob ; 8. WMch tumed the rock
into a standing water.
Psa. 116.3. Our God is in the heavens : he
hath done whatsoever he hath pleased.
Psa. 118.16. The right hand of the Lord
is exalted : the right hand of the Lord doeth
valiantly. Psa. 135.6. Whatsoever the Lord pleased,
that did he in heaven, and in earth, iu the
seas, and aU deep places,
Psa. 144.5. Bow thy heavens, OLord, and
come down : touch the raountains, and they
shaU sraoke.
Psa. 145,6. Men ahaU speak of tho might
of thy terrible acts : and I vriU declire thy
greatness. 16, Thou openest thine hand, and
satisfiest the desfre of every Uving thing.
Paa. 147.6. Great is our Lord, and of great
power. 16. He giveth snow like wool: he
scattereth the hoarfrost like ashes. 18. He
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sendeth out his word, and melteth them ; he
causeth his wind to blow, and the waters flow.
Psa. 148,6, He commanded, and they were
created. 8, Ffre, and haU ; snow, and vapours ;
storray wind fulfiUing his word.
Pro. 21.30. There is no wisdom nor under
standing nor counsel against the Lord.
Pro. 30.4. Who hath gathered the wind in
his fists? who hath bound the waters in a
garment ? who hath eatabliahed aU the enda
of the earth ?
Isa. 14.24. Surely as I have thought, so
shaU it corae to pass ; and as I have puiposed,
so shall it stand. 27. The Lord of hosts hath
purposed, and who shaU disannul it f and his
hand is stretched out, and who ahaU tum it
back? Isa. 17.13. The nations shaU rush like the
rushing of many waters : but God shaU rebuke
them, and they shall flee far off, and shall be
chased as the chaff of the raountafris before
the wind, and like a rolling thing before the
whfrlwind. Paa. 2.4,5.
Isa. 19.1. The idolrf of Egypt shaU be moved
at his presence, and the heart of Egypt shall
melt in the midst of it.
Isa. 23.11. He stretched out Ms hand over
the sea, he shook the kingdoms.
Isa. 26.4. In the Lord Jehovah is ever
lasting strength,
Isa. 27,4. Who would set the briers and
thorns against me in battle? I would go
through thera, I would bum them together.
Isa, 31.3. When the Lord shall stretch out
his hand, both he that helpeth shaU faU, and
he that is holpen shall faU dovra, and they all
ahaU faU together.
Isa. 33.3. At the noise of the turault the
people fled ; at the Ufting up of thyself the
nations were scattered. 13. Ye that are near,
acknowledge my might,
Isa, 40.12. "Who hath raeasured the watera
in the hoUow of his hand, and raeted out
heaven with the span, and comprehended the
dust of the earth in a measure, and weighed
the raountains in scales, and the MUs in a
balance ? 22. He that sitteth upon the cfrcle
of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as
grasshoppers ; that stretcheth out the heavens
as a curtain, and spreadeth thera out as a tent
to dweU in. 24. He shall also blow upon
thera, and they shaU vrither, and the whfrl-
vrind shaU take them away as stubble.
Isa. 40.26. Who hath created these thiTigs,
that bringeth out their host by number : he
caUeth them all by names by the greatness of
his might, for that he is atrong in power ; not
one faUeth, 28. Hast thou not heard, that
the everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of
the ends of the earth, fainteth not, neither is
weary? Isa. 43.13, There is none that can deUver
out of my hand : I wiU work, and who shall
let it ? 16, The Loixl, wMch maketh a way in
the aea, and a path in the mighty waters ;
17, Which bringeth forth the chariot and
horse, the army and the power.
laa, 44.27- That aaith to the deep. Be dry,
and I wUl dry up thy rivers.
Isa. 46.10. My counsel shaU stand, and I
wiU do aU my pleasure : 11. I have spoken
it, I wiU also bring it to pass ; I have purposed
it, I wiU also do it.
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foundation of the earth, and my right hand
hath spanned the heavens : when I caU unto
them, they stand up together.
Isa. 50.2. Is ray hand shortened at all, that
it cannot redeem ? or have I no power to de
Uver ? behold, at my rebuke I dry up the sea,
I make the rivera a wUdemess. 3. I clothe
the heavens vrith blackness, and I make sack
cloth thefr covering.
Isa, 51.10. Artthonnot it which hath dried
the sea, the waters of the great deep; that
hath made the depths of the sea a way for the
ransomed to paaa over ? v. 15.
Isa. 52.10. The Lord hath made bare his
holy arm in the eyes of aU the nations.
Isa. 69.1. The Lord's hand is not shortened,
that it cannot save.
Isa. 60,16, Thy Redeemer, the mighty One
of Jacob.
Isa. 63.12. With his glorious arm, dividing
the water before thera, to raake himself an
everlasting name ?
Jer. 5.22. Tremble at my presence, which
have placed the sand for the bound of the sea
by a perpetual decree, that it cannot pass it :
and though the waves thereof toss themselves,
yet can they not prevaU ; though they roar,
yet can they not pass over it ?
Jer. 10.6. There is none like unto thee, O
Lord ; thou art great, and thy name is great in
might. 13. "When he uttereth his voice, there
is a multitude of waters in the heavens, and
he causeth the vapours to ascend from the
ends of the earth ; he maketh Ughtnings with
rain, and bringeth forth the vrind out of Ms
treasures, Jer. 20,11. The Lord is with me as a mighty
terrible one : therefore my persecutors shaU
stumble, Jer. 82. 17. Thou hast raade the heaven and
the earth by thy great power and stretched
out arm, and there is nothing too hard for
thee. 27. I am the Lord, the God of all flesh :
ia there any thing too hard for me?
Jer. 50.44, Who is Uke me? and who wUl
appoint me the time ? and who is that shep
herd that vriU stand before rae ?
Dan. 2,20. Wisdora and might are his,
Dan, 3.17. Chir Grod whom we serve is able
to deUver us frora the burning flery fumace.
Dan. 4.36. He doeth according to his wiU
in the army of heaven, and among the inhabl
tants of the earth : and none can stay his hand^
or say unto him. What doest thou ?
Dan. 6.27. He deUvereth and rescueth, and
he worketh signs and wondera in heaven and
in earth,
Joel 2.11. The Lord ahaU utter his voice
before hia array : for his camp is very great :
for he is strong that executeth hia word : for
the day of the Lord is great and very terrible ;
and who can abide It ?
Joel 3.16. The Lord alao ahaU roar out of
Zion, and utter Ms voice from Jerusalem ;
and the heavens and the earth shall shake.
Amos 1,2.
Amos 4.18. He that formeth the moun
taina, and createth the vrind, and declareth
unto man what is Ms thought, that raaketh
the moming darkness, and treadeth upon the
high places of the earth, The Lord, The God
of hosts, is Ms name.
Amos 9.6. He that toucheth the land, and
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stories in the heaven, and hath founded his
troop in the earth ; he that caUeth for the
waters of the sea, and poureth them out upon
the face of the earth.
Mic. 1.3. The Lord coraeth forth out of his
place, and wUl corao down, and tread upon
the high places of the earth. 4. And the
raountains shall be molten under hira, and
the vaUeys shaU be cleft, as wax before the
flre, and as the waters that are poured down
a steep place.
Nah, 1.3. The Lord is great in power ; the
Lord hath his way in the whfrlwind and in the
storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet.
4. He rebuketh the sea, and maketh it dry,
and drieth up aU the rivers. 6. The moun
tains quake at hira, and the hUls melt, and
the earth is burned at his presence, yea, the
world, and aU that dweU therein. 6. Who
can stand before hia indignation? and who
can abide in the fierceness of his anger? his
fury is poured out Uke fire, and the rocks are
thrown down by hira,
Hab. 8.6. He stood, and measured the
earth : he beheld, and drove asunder the
nations ; and the everlasting mountains were
scattered, the perpetual hills did bow. 9. Thy
bow was made quite naked. Thou didst cleave
the earth with rivers. 10. The mountains saw
thee, and they trembled : the overflowing of
the water passed by : the deep uttered his
voice, and lifted up his hands on high. 11. The
sun and moon stood stUl in thefr habitation :
at the light of thine arrows they went, and at
the shining of thy glittering spear. 15. Thou
didst walk through the sea with thine horses,
through the heap of great waters.
Zee, 9.14. The Lord shaU be seen over
them, and his arrow shaU go forth as the
Ughtning : and the Lord God shaU blow the
trumpet, and shaH go with whirlwinds of the
south. Mat. 6.13. TMne is the kingdom, and the
power. Mat. 10,28. Fear him which is able to
destroy both soid and body in heU,
Mat. 19. 26. With God all tMngs are possible. -
Mar. 10.27. Luk. 18.27.
Mat. 22.29. Ye do err, not knowing the
scriptures, nor the power of God.
Mar, 14,36. Father, aU tMngs are possible ^
unto thee,
Luk. 1.37. With God nothing shaU be
irapossible. 49. He that is raighty hath done
to me great things. 51. He hath shewed
strength with his arm ; he hath scattered the
proud in the imagination of thefr hearts.
Luk. 11.20. If I with the finger of God cast
out devils, no doubt the Mngdora of God is
corae upon you.
Rom. 1.20. His eternal power and Godhead.
Rom, 4,21. What he had promised, he was >
able also to perform.
1 Cor. 6.14. God hath both raised up the
Lord, and vriU also raise up us by his own
power. 2 Cor, 18.4. Though he was cmcified
through weaknesa, yet he Uveth by che power
of God.
Eph. 1.19. What is the exceeding greatness
of his power to us-ward who believe, according
to the working of Ma mighty power, 20. WMch
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Eph. 3.20. Hira that is able to do exceeding
abundantly above aU that we ask or think,
according to the power that worketh in us.
Heb. 12.26. "Whose voice then shook the
earth : but now he hath proraised, saying.
Yet once more I ahake not the earth only,
but also heaven. 29. Our God is a consuming
flre. Jas. 4.12, One lawgiver, who is able to save
and to destroy.
1 Pet. 1.5, Kept by the power of God
\ tMough faith unto salvation.
Rev. 4,11. Thou art worthy, O Lord, to
receive glory, and honour, and power. Rev.
6.13. Rev. 11.17. Thou host taken to thee thy
great power, and hast reigned.
Rev, 19,6. The Lord God omnipotent
reigneth. See God a king — God's glory — Perse
cution WARNINGS— Sin pukishment.
GOD Omnipresent. Gen. 28.16. Surely
the Lord is in this place, and I knew it not.
Ex. 20.24. In aU places where I record my
narae I wiU come unto thee, and I wiU bless
thee, Deu. 4.39. Know therefore this day, and
consider it in thine heart, that the Lord he is
God in heaven above, and upon the earth be
neath. Jos. 2.11,
1 Eon, 8.27. WUl God indeed dweU on the
earth? Behold, the heaven, and heaven of
heavens, cannot contain thee ; how much less
this house that I have buUded 1 2 Chr. 2,6.
Act. 7.48,49.
Psa. 139.3. Thou compassest ray path, and
my lying down. 6. Thou hast beset rae behind
aud before, and laid i^ine hand upon rae.
7. Whither shaU I go frora thy Spirit? or
whither shaU I fiee from thy presence ? 8. If
I ascend up into heaven, thou art there ; if I
raake my bed in heU, behold thou art there.
9. Jf I take the wings of the raoming, and
dwell in the utterraost parts of the sea ;
10. Even there shaU thy hand lead rae, and
thy right hand shaU hold me.
Isa. 57.15. Thus saith the high and lofty
One that inhabiteth eternity, whose narae is
Holy ; I dweU in the Mgh and holy place, with
hira also that is of a contrite and hurable
spirit. Isa. 66.1. The heaven is ray throne, and the
earth is my footstool : where is the house that
ye buUd unto me ? and where is the place of
my rest ?
Jer. 23. 23. Am I a God at hand, saith the
Lord, and not a Grod afar off? 24. Can any
hide himself in secret places that I shall not
see him ? saith the Lord : do not I fiU heaven
and earth ? saith the Lord.
Jonah 1.3. Jonah rose up to flee unto Tar
shish frora the presence of the Lord, and went
down to Joppa ; and he found a ship going to
Tarshish. 4. But the Lord sent out a great
wind into the sea.
Act. 17.24. God, that made the world, and
aU things therein, seeing that he is Lord of
heaven and earth, dweUeth not in teraples
raade vrith hands. 27. That they should seek
the Lord, if haply they might feel after hira, and
flnd him, though he be not far from every one
of u*j : 28. For in him we Uve, and raove, and
have our being.
1 Cor. 12.6. There are diversities of opera-
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tions, but it is the same God which worketh
all in aU.
Eph. 1.23. Hira that fiUeth aU m aU.
GOD, hisOmnisciencEjForeknowledge,
AND Wisdom. Gen. 16.13. Thou God seest
rae. Ex. 3.7. I have surely seen the affliction of
my people which are in ^gypt, and have heard
thefr cry by reason of thefr taskmasters ; for
I know thefr sorrows, a. 3,7,9,19,20. Ex. 6.1.
Ex. n.l. Ex, 14.3,4.
Num. 14.27. I have heard the murraurings
of the chUdren of Israel, wMch they raurmur
against me.
Deu. 2,7. He knoweth thy walking through
this great wUderness : these forty years the
Lord thy God hath been with thee.
Deu. 31.21. Iknowthefr imagination which
they go about, even now, before I have brought
them into the land which I sware.
1 Sam. 2.3. The Lord is a God of know
ledge, and by him actions are weighed. Gen.
20.6. 1 Sara. 16.7. The LORD seeth not as man
seeth ; for man looketh on the outward appear
ance, but the Lord looketh on the heart.
2 Sam. 7.20. Thou, Lord God, knowest thy
servant, 1 Kin. 8.39. Thou, even thou only, knowest
the hearts of all the chUdren of men. 2 Chr.
6.30. 2 Kin. 19.27. I know thy abode, and thy
going out, and thy coming in, and thy rage
against me.
1 Chr, 28.9, The Lord searcheth aU hearts,
and understandeth all the imaginations of the
thoughts. 1 Chr, 29,17. I know also, ray God, that
thou triest the heart.
2 Chr. 16.9. The eyes of the Lord run to
and fro throughout the whole earth, to shew
himself strong in the behalf of them whose
heart is perfect toward him. Zee. 4.10.
Neh, 9.10. Thou knewest that they dealt
proudly against them.
Job 9.4. He is wise in heart, and mighty in
strength, Jobl2.13. With Mm is vrisdora and strength,
he hath counsel and understanding. 22. Ha
discovereth deep things out of darkness, and
bringeth out to Ught the shadow of death.
V. 16.
Job 21.22. ShaU anj/teachGod knowledge?
seeing he judgeth those that are high.
Job 23, 10, He knoweth the way that I take.
Job 24.1. Tiraes are not Mdden frora the
Alraighty. 23. His eyes are upon thefr ways.
Job 26.6. HeU is naked before him, and
destruction hath no covering.
Job 28.10. His eye seeth every precious
thing. 24. He looketh to the ends of the earth,
and seeth under the whole heaven.
Job 31.4. Doth not he see my waya, and
count aU my atepa ?
Job 34.21. His eyea are upon the waya of
man, and he aeeth aU hia goinga. 22. There
is no darkness, nor shadow of death, where
the workers of IniqMty may hide themselves,
25. He knoweth their works.
Job 36.4. He that ia perfect in knowledge
is with thee. 5. He is mighty in strength a^
wisdom. Job 37.16. 'Hie wondrous works of him
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GOB'S OMNISCIENCE
Job 42.2. No thought can be withholden
frora thee.
Psa. 1.6. The Lord knoweth the way of the
righteous. Psa. 7.9. The righteous God trieth the hearts
and reins.
Psa. 11.4. His eyea behold, his eyeUds try,
the chUdren of men.
Psa. 88.13. The Lord looketh from heaven ;
he beholdeth all the sons of men. 14. Frora
the place of his habitation he looketh upon all
the inhabitants of the earth. 16. He con
sidereth all thefr works.
Psa. 37,18. The Lord knoweth the days of
the upright.
Psa. 38.9. Lord, aU my desfre is before
thee ; and my groaning is not Md frora thee.
Psa. 44.21. ShaU not Grod search this out ?
for he knoweth the secrets of the heart.
Psa. 66.7. Hia eyea behold the nations.
Psa. 69,19, Thou hast knovra my reproach,
and my shame, and my dishonour: mine
adversaries are aU before thee.
Psa. 92.6. Thy thoughta are very deep.
Psa. 94.9. He that planted the ear, shall he
not hear? he that formed the eye, shall he not
see? 10. He that teacheth man knowledge,
shall not he know ? 11. The Lord knoweth the
thoughts of man, that they are vanity. 1 Cor.
3.20. Psa. 103.14. He knoweth our frame; he
remembereth that we are dust.
Paa. 104. 24. O Lord, how manifold are thy
works I in wisdom hast thou mode them aU :
the earth is fuU of thy riches.
Paa. 119.168. AU my waya are before thee.
Psa, 121.3. He that keepeth thee wUl not
slumber, 4, Behold, he that keepeth Israel
ahaU neither slumber nor sleep.
Psa. 136.5. Him that by vrisdora made the

Psa. 139.1. O Lord, thou hast searched me,
and known me. 2. Thou knowest my down-
sitting and mine upriaing, thou understandest
my thought afar off. 8. Thou compassest ray
path and ray lying down, and art acquainted
with aU my ways. 4. For there is not a word
in ray tongue, but, lo, O Lord, thou knowest
it altogether. 12. The darknesa Mdeth not
from thee ; but the night shineth aa the day :
the darkness and the light ore both alike to
thee. 14. I wiU praiae thee ; for I am fear
fully and wonderfuUy made. 15. My sub
stance was not Md from thee, when I was
made in secret, and curiously vprought in
the lowest parta of the earth. 16. Thine
eyes did see my substance, yet being im
perfect; and in thy book all my members
were vmtten, which in continuance were
fashioned, when as yet fhere was none of them.
V. 1-24.
Psa. 142.3. When my spirit was over
whelmed within me, then thou knewest ray
path. Psa. 147.4. He teUeth the number of the
stars ; he caUeth them aU by their names.
6. Great is our Lord, and of great power: Ma
understanding is infimte. Isa. 40.26.
Pro.3.19. The Lord by wisdom hath founded
the earth; by understanding hath he estab-
liahed the heavens. 20. By Ma knowledge the
depths are broken up, and the clouds drop
down the dew.
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GOD'S OMNISCIENCE
the eyea of the Lord, and he pondereth aU his
goinga. Pro. 16.8. The eyea of the Lord are in every
place, beholding the evil and the good. 11.
HeU and destmction are before the Lord:
how ranch more then the hearts of the chUdren
of men ?
Pro. 16,2, The Lord weigheth the spirits.
Pro. 17.8. The fining pot is for aUver, and
the fumace for gold : but the Lord trieth the
hearts. Pro. 24.12. Doth not he that pondereth
the heart consider it ? and he that keepeth thy
soul, doth Twt he know it ? Pro. 21.2.
laa. 28.29. The Lord of hosts, which is
wonderful in counsel, and exceUent in working.
Isa. 29.16. Woe unto them that seek deep
to Mde thefr counsel from the Lord, and thefr
works are in the dark, and they say, Who
seeth us? and who knoweth us? 16. ShaU
the thing fraraed say of him that framed it.
He had no understanding?
Isa, 40.13, Who hath dfrected the spirit of
the Lord, or being his counseUor hath taught
Mm? 14. With whora took he counsel, and
who instmcted hira, and taught him in the
path of judgment, and taught hira knowledge,
and shewed to him the way of understanding ?
27. Why sayest thou, 0 Jacob, and speakest,
0 Israel, My way is hid from the Lord, and ray
judgraent is passed over frora ray God ? 28.
There is no searching of his understanding.
Isa. 41.4. Who hath wrought and done it,
calling the generations frora the beginning?
I the Lord, the firat, and with the laat ; I am
he. Isa. 42.9. Behold, the forraer things are
eorae to pasa, and new thinga do I declare :
before they apring forth I teU you of thera.
laa. 44.7- Who, as I, shaU caU, and shall
declare it, and set it in order for me, since I
appointed the ancient people ? and the things
that are coraing, and shaU corae.
Isa. 46.4. I have even caUed thee by thy
narae: I have aumaraed thee, though thou
hast not known me. v. 21.
Isa, 46,10. Declaring the end frora the
beginning, and from ancient times the thiTigs
that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall
stand, and I vriU do aU my pleasure,
Isa. 48,6. I have even frora the beginning
declared it to thee ; before it carae to pass I
shewed it thee : lest thou shouldest say. Mine
idol hath done them, and my graven image,
and my molten image, hath commanded them.
6. Thou hast heard, see aU this ; and wiU not
ye declare it ? I have shewed thee new things
from this time, even Mdden things, and thou
didst not know thera. v. 3.
laa. 66.18. I hnow thefr worka and their
thoughts. Jer. 5.3. OLord, ore not thine eyes upon
the tmth ?
Jer. 10,7. Among aU the vrise inen of the
nationa, and in all thefr kingdoraa, fhere is
none like unto thee,
Jer. 11,20. 0 Lord of hosta, that judgest
righteously, that triest the reins and the
heart. Jer. 20.12.
Jer. 17.10. I the Lord search the heart, J
try the reins, even to give every raan accord
ing to his ways, and according to the fruit of
his doings.
Jer. 23, 24. Can any hide Mmself in secre*
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places that I shall not see him ? saith the Lord,
Do not I fiU heaven and earth? saith the
Lord, Jer. 32.19. Great in counsel, and mighty
in work : for thine eyes are open upon all the
ways of the sons of raen.
Jer. 61.15. He hath established the world
by his wisdora, and hath stretched out the
heaven by his understanding. Jer. 10.12.
Eze. 11.5. I know the thinga that come
into your mind, every one of them.
Dan. 2,20. Wisdora and raight are his.
22. He revealeth the deep and secret things :
he knoweth what is in the darkness, and the
Ught dweUeth with him. 28. There is a God
in heaven that revealeth secrets, and maketh
known to the king Nebuchadnezzar what shaU
be in the latter days.
Amos 4.13. He that declareth unto man
what is his thought,
Amos 9. 2. Though they dig into heU, thence
shaU mine hand take them ; though they climb
up to heaven, thence vriU I bring them down :
3. And though they hide themselves in the
top of Carrael, I wiU search and take them
out thence ; and though they be hid from my
sight in the bottom of the sea, thence wiU I
command the serpent, and he shaU bite thera :
4. And though they go into captivity before
their eneraies, thence wiU I coraraand the
sword, and it shaU slay thera.
Mat. 6.4. Thy Father which seeth in secret.
8. Your Father knoweth what things ye have
need of, before ye ask him. 32. Your heavenly
Father knoweth that ye have need of aU these
things. Mat. 10.29, One of thera shall not faU on
the ground vrithout your Father. 30. But the
very hairs of your head are aU numbered.
Mat. 24,36, Of that day and hour knoweth
no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my
Father only. Mar. 13.32.
Luk. 16.15. God knoweth your hearts.
Act. 1.24. Thou, Lord, which knowest the
hearts of aU men, shew whether of these two
thou hast chosen.
Act. 16.8. God, which knoweth the hearts,
bare them witness. 18. Known unto God are
aU Ms works from the beginning of the world.
Rom. 8.27- He that searcheth the hearts.
29. Whora he did foreknow, he also did pre
destinate. Rom. 11,33, 0 the depth of the riches both
of the wisdora and knowledge of God [ how
unsearchable are his judgraents, and his ways
past finding out 1 34. For who hath known
the mind of the Lord ? or who hath been his
counseUor ?
1 Cor. 1.25. The foolishness of God is vriser
than men.
1 Cor. 8.3. If any raan love God, the sarae
is known of him.
Gal. 4.9. Ye have known God, or rather
are known of God.
Eph. 1,8, He hath abounded toward us in
all wisdora and prudence,
Eph. 3,10, The manifold wisdora of God.
1 The. 2.4. God, which trieth our hearts.
1 Tim. 1.17, Unto the King etemal, imraor-
tal, invisible, the only vrise God, Rora. 16.27.
Jude 25.
2 Tim. 2.19. The Lord knoweth them that
are his.
Heb. 4.13. Neither is there any creature
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that is not manifest in his sight : but aU things
are naked and opened unto the eyes of him
with whora we have to do,
1 Pet, 1.2, Elect according to the foreknow
ledge of God the Father.
1 Jno, 1.5. God is Ught, and in him ia no
darkness at aU.
1 Jno. 3.20. If our heart condemn us, God
is greater than our heart, and knoweth all
things. See also Sin seen by God.
GOD— One God — The only God — God
ONLY To be worshipped. Ex. 8.10. There
is none like unto the Lord our God.
Ex. 9.14. There is none like me in aU tlie
earth. Ex. 16.11. Who is Uke unto thee, O Lord,
among the gods ? who is like thee, glorious in
hoUness, fearful in praises, doing wondera ?
Ex. 20.3. Thou shalt have no other gods
before mo. Deu, 6.7.
Ex. 34.14. Thou shalt worship no other
god : for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is
a jealous God.
Deu. 4.35, The Lord he is God; there is
none else beside him. 39, The Lord he is
Grod in heaven above, and upon the earth
beneath : (ftere is none else,
Deu, 6.4. Hear, 0 Israel: The Lord oux
God is one Lord.
Deu. 10.17. The Lord your God is God ol
gods, and Lord of lords.
Deu. 32.12, The Lord alone did lead Mm,
and th^re was no strange god with Mm. 39. See
now that I, eoen I, am he, and there is no god
with me,
Jos. 22,22, The Lord God of gods, the Lord
God of gods, he knoweth,
Jud. 13.16. If thou vrilt offer a bumt-offer-
ing, thou must offer it unto the Lord.
1 Sara, 2.2, There isnone holyas the Lord :
for there is none beside thee : neither is there
any rock Uke our God.
1 Sam. 7.3. Prepare your hearts unto the
Lord, and serve him only.
2 Sam. 7.22. There is none Uke thee,
neither is there any God beside thee.
2 Sara, 22.32, Who is God, save the Lord?
or who is a, rock, save our God? Psa. 18.31.
1 Kin. 8.23. Lord God of Israel, there is no
God Uke thee, in heaven above, or on earth
beneath. 60. That aU the people of the earth
may know that the Lord is God, and that tliere
is none else, 2 Chr, 6.14.
2 Kin. 17.36. Hira shaU ye fear, and him
shaU ye worship, and to hira shaU ye do
sacrifice. 2 Kin. 19.15. Thou art the God, even thou
alone, of aU the kingdoras of the earth ; thou
hast made heaven and earth. Isa. 37,16.
Psa. 86.10.
Ezr. 1.3. The Lord God of Israel, he is the
God. Neh. 9.6. Thou, even thou, art Lord alone ;
and the host of heaven worshippeth thee.
Psa. 96.5, AU the gods of the nationa are
idola : but the Lord made the heavens.
Isa. 40,26. To whora then wiU ye liken me,
or shaU I be equal ? saith the Holy One.
Isa, 42. 8. I am the Lord ; that is ray name :
and my glory wiU I not give to another,
neither my praise to graven images.
Isa. 43.10. I am he: before me there vms
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GOD— ONE GOD
me. 11, I, even I, am the Lord ; and beside
me there is no saviour.
Isa. 44.6. I am the first, and I am the lost ;
and beside me fhere is no Grod. 8. Is there a
God beside me ? yea, fhere is no God ; I know
not any.
Isa. 46,6, I am the Lord, and there is none
else, there is no God beside me : 6, That they
may know from the rising of the aun, and
from the west, that there is none beside
me, I am the Lord, and there is none else,
21. There is no God else beside me ; a just
God and a Saviour ; there is none beside me.
fl.l8. Isa. 46.6. To whora wiU ye liken me, and
raake me equal, and corapare rae, that we may
be like ? 9. I am God, and there is none else ;
J am GrOd, and there is none like me. Isa,
46.22. Jer. 10.6. There is none like unto thee, O
Lord ; thou art great, and thy name is great
in might, 7. "\^o would not fear thee, O
King of nations ? for to thee doth it appertain :
forasmuch as araong all the wiae men of the
nations, and iu aU thefr kingdoms, fhere is
none like unto thee. 10. The Lord is the tme
God, he is the Uving God, and an everlasting
king. Jer. 14.22. Are there any araong the vani
ties of the GrentUes that can cause rain? or
can the heavens give showers? art not thou
he, O Lord our God?
Jer. 32.27. I am the Lord, the God of aU
flesh : is there any thing too hard for me ?
Hos. 13.4. Thou shalt know no god but me :
for there is no saviour beside rae.
Mai. 2,10, Have we not aU one father? hath
not one God created us ?
Mat, 4.10. Thou shalt worsMp the Lord
thy God, and hira only shalt thou serve.
Mat, 23,9, CaU no man your father upon
the earth : for one is your Father, which is in
heaven. Mar, 12.82. Thou hast said the tmth : for
there is one God, and there is none other
but he.
Jno. 17.3. That they rai^fc know thee the
only true God.
Rom. 1.25. Who changed the truth of God
into a Ue, and worshipped and served the
creature raore than the Creator, who ia blessed
for ever.
Rom. 3.29. Is lie the God of the Jews only?
is he not also of the GentUea? Yes, of the
Gentiles also.
1 Cor. 8.4. There is none other God but
one. 6. For though there be that are called
gods, whether in heaven or in earth, (aa there
be gods many, and lords many.) 6, But to us
there is but one God, the Father, of whom are
aU things.
GaL 3.20. God is one.
Eph. 4.6. One God and Father of aU, who
is above all, and through all, and in you aU.
Col. 2.18, Let no man beguUe you of your
reward in a voluntary humiUty and worsMp-
ping of angela.
1 The. 1,9. Ye turaed to God frora idols to
serve the living and true God.
1 Tira, 2.5, There is one God, and one
mediator between God and men.
Rev. 19.10. I feU at his feet to worship hira.
And he said unto rae. See thou do it not : I
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that have the testimony of Jesus : worship
God. Rev, 22.8,9.
See Idolatry — Worship.
GOD Protector. Guide, and Deliverer.
Gren. 28.15, I am vrith thee, and wUl keep
thee in all places wMther thou goest, and wiU
bring thee again into this land ; for I will not
leave thee, until I have done that wMch I have
apoken to thee of. Gen. 31.3,13.
Ex. 6,6, I wiU bring you out from under
the burdena of the Egyptians, and I wUl rid
yoa out of thefr bondage, and I wiU redeem
you vrith a stretched out arm, and with great
judgments : 7. And I wUl take you to me for
a people, and I vriU be to you a God : and ye
shaU know that I am the Lord your God,
wMch bringeth you out from under the bur
dens of the Egyptians, Ex. 8.17.
Ex. 8.22. I wiU sever in that day the land
of Groshen, in wMch my people dweU, that no
swarms of flies ahaU be there, fl. 23. Ex. 11.7.
Ex. 12.28. When he seeth the blood upon
the lintel, and on the two side posts, the Lord
wiU pasa over the door, and wiU not suffer the
destroyer to corae in unto your houses to smite
you. fl. 13.
Ex. 13.21. The Lord went before them by
day in a piUar of a cloud, to lead thera the
way ; and by night in a pillar of fire, to give
them Ught ; to go by day and night. 22. He
took not away the pillar of the cloud by day,
nor the pUlar of fire by night, from before the
people. ¦
Ex. 16,16, Fear and dread shaU faU upon
them ; by the greatness of tMne arm they shaU
be as still as a stone ; tUl thy people pass over,
O Lord, tiU the people pass over, which thou
hast purchased. 17. Thou shalt bring thera
in, and plant thera in the mountain of thine
inheritance, in the place, O Lord, whieh thou
hast made for thee to dwell in, in the Sanctuary ,
0 Lord, which thy hands have estabUshed.
Ex. 19.4. I bare you on eagles' vrings, and
brought you unto myself.
Ex. 23.20. I send an Angel before thee, to
keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into
the place wMch I have prepared, v. 21-31,
Ex. 34.24. I wUl cast out the nations before
thee, and enlarge thy borders : neither shaU
any man desfre thy land, when thou shalt go
up to appear before the Lord thy God thrice
in the year.
Num. 10.33. The ark of the covenant of
the Lord went before them in the three days'
journey, to search out a resting-place for thera.
Num. 23. 23. Surely there is no enchantment
against Jacob, neither is there any divination
against Israel : according to this time it shaU
be said of Jacob and of Israel, What hath God
wrought !
Deu. 1.31. The Lord thy God bare thee, as
a man doth bear his son, in aU the way that
ye went,
Deu. 7.21. The Lord thy Grod is among you,
a mighty God and terrible. 22. The Lord thy
God wiU put out those nationa before thee by
Uttle and Uttle.
Deu. 9.3. The Lord thy God is he wMch
goeth over before thee ; as a consuming fire he
shall destroy thera, and he shaU bring them
down before thy face: so Shalt thou drive
thera out, and destroy thera quickly, as the
Lord hath aaid unto thee.
Deu. 11.25. There shall no man be able to
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stand before you : for the Lord your God shaU
lay the fear of you and the dread of you upon
all the land that ye shaU tread upon.
Deu. 23.14. The Lord thy God waUceth in
the midst of thy carap, to deUver thee, and to
give up thine enemies before thee,
Deu. 80.4. If any of thine be driven out
unto the outmost ^laris of heaven, from thence
wUl the Lord thy Gtod gather thee, and from
thence wiU he fetch thee. 20. He is thy Ufe,
and the length of thy days.
Deu. 33.12. The beloved of the Lord shall
dweU in safety by Mm ; and the LORD shall
cover him aU the day long, and he shall dweU
between his shoulders. 26. Thy shoes shall
be fron and brass ; and as thy days, so shall
thy strength be. 26. There is none like imto
the God of Jeshurun, who rideth upon the
heaven in thy help, and in Ma exceUency on
the sky. 27. The etemal God is thy refuge,
and underneath are the everlastmg arms : and
he shaU thrust out the enemy frora before
thee ; and shall say, Destroy theTn. 28. Israel
then shaU dweU in safety alone : the fountain
of Jacob shall be upon a land of com and
wine ; also his heavens shaU drop down dew.
fl. 29.
Jos, 23,10, One man of you shaU chase a
thousand : for the Lord your God, he it is that
fighteth for you, as he hath promised you.
1 Sam. 2.6. The Lord kiUeth, and raaketh
alive: he bringeth down to the grave, and
bringeth up. 9. He vriU keep the feet of his
saints, and the wicked shall be sUent in dark
ness ; for by strength shall no raan prevail.
1 Sam. 9.16. That he may save my people
out of the hand of the Philistines : for I have
looked upon my people, because thefr cry is
come unto me.
1 Sara. 15.29, The strength of Israel.
2 Sara, 22,28. The afflicted people thou wilt
save. 2 Kin, 20,6, IvriU deliver thee and tMs city
Oat of the hand of the king of Assyria ; and I
wiU defend this city for mine own sake, and
for ray servant David's sake.
2 CM, 16,9. The eyes of the Lord ran to
^nd fro throughout the whole earth, to shew
himseU strong in the behalf of them whose
heart is perfect toward him.
2Chr.20.16. Be not afraid nor dismayed by
reason of tMs great multitude : for the battle
is not yours, but God's. 17, Ye shaU not need
to fight in this battle; set yourselves, stand
ye stm, and see the salvation of the Lord with
you, 0 Judah and Jerusalem : fear not, nor be
dismayed ; to-morrow go out against them :
for the Lord wiU be with you. Deu, 20.1,
Job 1,10. Hast not thou raade an hedge
about him, and about his house, and about
aU that he hath on every side ?
Job 5,11. To set up on high those that be
low ; that those wMch mourn raay be exalted
to safety. 18. He maketh sore, and bindeth
up : he wonndeth, and his hands make whole.
19. He shaU deUver thee in six troubles : yea,
in seven there shaU no evU touch thee, 20. In
famine he shall redeem thee from death : and
in war from the power of the sword. 21, Thou
shalt be Md from the scourge of the tongue:
neither shalt thou be afraid of destruction
when it cometh. v. 22-24.
Jobll.lS. And thou shalt be secure, because
there ia hope ; yea, thou shalt dig about thee,
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atid thou shalt take thy rest in safety. 19. Also
thou shalt Ue down, and none shaU make fhes
afraid. Job 22.26. The Almighty shall be thy
defence, and thou shalt have plenty of sUver.
Job 33,18. He keepeth back his soul frora
the pit, and his life frora perishing by the
sword. Job 36.7. He withdraweth not Ms eyes
from the righteoua : but with kings are they
on the throne ; yea, he doth establish them for
ever, and they are exalted. 16. Even so would
he have reraoved thee out of the strait iTtio a
broad place, where there is no straitness ; and
that wMch should be set on thy table slundd
be fuU of fatness,
Psa. 1.6. The Lord knoweth the way of the
righteous. Psa. 10.17. Lord, thou hast heard the desire
of the hurable : thou wUt prepare thefr heart,
thou wUt cause thine ear to hear : 18, To
judge the fatherless and the oppressed, that
the man of the earth raay no raore oppress.
Psa. 12.7. Thou shalt keep thera, 0 Lord,
thou shalt preserve thera frora this generation
for ever.
Psa. 14,5, God is in the generation of the
righteous. Psa, 17.7, 0 thou that savest by thy right
hand thera wMch put thefr truat in thee from
those that rise up a,gainst them.
Psa. 18.27. Thou wUt save the afllicted
people. Psa, 26.8, Good and upright is the Lord:
therefore wiU he teach sinners in the way.
9. The meek wiU he guide in judgment : and
the meek vriU he teach his way. 12. Wliat
man is he that feareth the Lord ? him shaU he
teach in the way that he shaU choose.
Psa, 31,20. Thou shalt Mde thera in the
secret of thy presence from the pride of man :
thou shalt keep them aecretly in a pariUon
frora the strife of tongues. 28. 0 love the
Lord, aU ye his saints : for the Lord preserveth
the faithful.
Psa. 32.6. Surely in the fioods of great
waters they shall not corae nigh unto him.
8. I wiU instruct thee and teach thee in the
way which thou shalt go : I wiU guide theft
with mine eye.
Psa. 34,16. The eyes of the Lord are upon
the righteous, and his ears are open unto thefr
cry. 17. The righteous cry, and the Lord
heareth, and deUvereth them out of aU thefr
troubles. 19. Many are the afflictions of the
righteoua : but the Lord deUvereth hira out of
thera aU, 20, He keepeth aU Ms bones : not
one of them is broken, fl. 21,22.
Psa. 37.17. The Lord upholdeth the right
eous, 23, The steps of a good man are ordered
by the Lord : and he deUghteth in his way.
24. Though he fall, he ahaU not be utterly caat
down : for the Lord upholdeth him unth his
hand. 28, The Lord loveth judgment, and
foraaketh not his sainta ; they are preserved
for ever. 32. The vricked watcheth the right
eoua, and seeketh to slay him. 33. The Lord
wiU not leave hira in hia hand, nor condemn
him when he is judged.
Psa. 41.1. The Lord vriU deUver him in
tirae of trouble. 2. The Lord wiU preserve
hira, and keep him aUve ; and he shaU be
blessed upon the earth : and thou wilt not
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3. The Lord wUl strengthen hira upon the bed
of languishing ; thou wUt make aU his bed in
his sickness.
Psa. 46.5. God is iu the; raidst of her; she
shall not be raoved : Grod shall help her, and
that right early. 7. The Lord of hosta is with
us ; the God of Jacob is our refuge.
Psa. 48.8. God la known in her palacea for
a refuge. Psa.60.16. Call upon me in the day of trouble:
I wiU deUver thee, and thou ahalt glorify me.
Psa. 68.6. God setteth the aoUtary in fami-
Uea : he bringeth out those which are bound
with chains. 22. I vriU bring my people again
from the depths of the aea.
Psa. 72.14. He shall redeem thefr soul from
deceit and violence : and precious shaU their
blood be in Ms sight.
Psa. 78.69. He buUt his sanctuary like high
palaces, like the earth wMch he hath estab
lished for ever.
Psa. 80.1. 0 Shepherd of Israel, thou that
leadest Joseph like a fiock.
Psa. 84,1 1. The Lord God is a sun and
shield : the Lord wUl give grace and glory,
Psa. 87.6. The Highest himself shaU estah-
Ush her.
Psa. 91.1. He that dweUeth in the secret
place of the raost High shaU abide under the
shadow of the Alraighty. 3. Surely he shaU
deUver thee from the snare of the fowler, and
from the noisome pestUence. 4. He shaU
cover thee vrith his feathers, and under his
wings shalt thou trust : his truth shall be thy
aMeld and buckler. 7. A thousand shaU fall
at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right
hand ; but it shaU not come mgh thee.
Psa. 91.9. Because thou haat raade the Lord,
whuh is my refuge, even the most High, thy
habitation; 10. There shallnoevUbefal thee,
neither shall any plague corae nigh thy dweU
ing. 14. Because he hath set hia love upon
me, therefore wiU I deUver him : I vriU aet
him on high, because he hath known my name.
15. He shall caU upon me, and I wiU answer
hira : I will be with hira in trouble ; I wiU de
Uver him, and honour him. v. 1-16.
Psa. 94.13, That thou raayest give him rest
from the days of adversity,
Psa. 97.10. He preserveth the souls of his
saints ; he deUvereth them out of the hand of
the wicked.
Psa. 102.19. Frora heaven did the Lord
behold the earth ; 20. To hear the groaning
of the prisoner ; to loose those that are ap
pointed to deal^.
Paa. 103.3. Who healeth aU thy diseases ;
4. Who redeemeth thy Ufe from destruction,
6. The Lord executeth righteousness and judg
raent for aU that are oppressed,
Psa, 107.9. He satisfieth the longing soul,
and flUeth the hungry soul vrith goodness.
10, Such as sit in darkness and in the shadow
of death, beiTig bound in affliction and iron.
Psa. 112.4. Unto the upright there ariseth
Ught in the darkness.
Psa. 121.3, He wiU not suffer thy foot to
be moved: he that keepeth thee wiU not
slumber, 4, Behold, he that keepeth Israel
ahall neither slumber nor sleep, 7. The Lord
shall preserve thee from all evU : he shaU
preserve thy soul. 8. The Lord shaU preserve
thy going out and thy coming in from this
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Psa. 125.1. They that trust in the Lord
shall be as mount Zion, which cannot be
removed, but abideth for ever. 2. As the
mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the
Lord is round about his people from hence
forth, even for ever. 3. For the rod of the
vricked ahaU not rest upon the lot of the
righteoua. Psa. 127.1. Except the Lord buUd the house,
they labour in vain that buUd it : except the
Lord keep the city, the watchraan waketh but
in vain.
Psa, 146.14. The Lord upholdeth aU that
faU, and raiseth up aU flwse that he bowed
down. 19. He wUl fulfll the desfre of thera
that fear hira : he also wiU hear thefr cry, and
wiU save thera. 20. The Lord preserveth aU
them that love him.
Psa. 146.7. The Lord looseth the prisoners.
8. The Lord openeth the eyes of the blind : the
Lord raiseth thera that are bowed down.
Psa, 147.2. The Lord doth buUd up Jera
salem : he gathereth together the outcasts of
larael. 3. He healeth the broken in heart,
and bindeth up thefr wounds.
Pro. 2.7. He is a buckler to them that
walk uprightly. 8. He keepeth the patha of
judgment, and preserveth the way of his
saints. Pro. 3.6. In aU thy ways acknowledge him,
and he shaU dfrect thy paths. 23. Then shalt
thou walk in thy way safely, and thy foot shaU
not stumble. 24. "When thou Uest dovra, thou
shalt not be afraid : yea, thou shalt Ue down,
and thy sleep shaU be sweet.
Pro. 10.3. The Lord wUl not suffer the soul
of the righteous to famish. 80. The righteoua
shaU never be removed.
Pro. 11.8. The righteous is deUvered out ot
trouble. Pro. 12.3. The root of the righteous shaU
not be moved. 21. There shaU no evil happen
to the just. fl. 13,
Pro. 14, 26, In the fear of the Lord is strong
confidence : and his chUdren shaU have a place
of refuge.
Pro. 15.19. The way of the righteoua is
made plain.
Pro, 16.9. A raan's heart deviseth his way :
but ^e Lord dfrecteth his steps. 33, The lot
is cast into the lap ; but the whole disposing
thereof is of the Lord.
Pro. 19.23. The fear of the Lord tendeth to
life : and he that hath it shall abide satisfied ;
he shall not be viaited with evU.
Pro. 20.24, Man's goings are of the Lord.
Pro, 21,31. The horse is prepared against
the day of battle : but safety is of the Lord.
Pro. 24.16. A just man faUeth seven times,
and riseth up again.
Isa, 4.5. TheLord vrill create upon every
dwelling-place of mount Zion, and upon her
asserabUes, a cloud and sraoke by day, and
the shining of a flaming fire by night : for
upon aU the glory shaU be a defence, 6, And
there shaU be a tabernacle for a shadow in the
daytime from the heat, and for a place of
refuge, and for a covert from storm and from
rain. Isa. 10.27. Hia burden shaU be taken away
from off thy shoulder, and his yoke from off
thy neck,
laa. 14.3. The Lord ahaU give thee rest
from thy sorrow, and from thy fear, and from
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the hard bondage wherein thou wast made to
serve. Isa. 26.7. Thou, most upright, doat weigh
the path of the just.
Isa. 27.3. I the Lord do keep it; I wUl
water it every moment : lest any hurt it, I wUl
keep it night and day,
Isa. 30.21. Thine ears shaU hear a word
behind thee, saying. This is the way, walk ye
in it, when ye tura to the right hand, and
when ye turn to the left. 26. The Ught of the
moon shaU be as the light of the sun, and the
light of the Sim shaU be sevenfold, as the Ught
of seven days, in the day that the Lord bindeth
up the breach of his people, and healeth the
stroke of thefr wound,
Isa, 31,5, As bfrds flying, so wUl the Lord
of hosts defend Jerusalem ; defending also he
wiU deUver it ; and passing over he wUl pre
serve it. 9. His princes shall be afraid of the
ensign, saith the Lord, whose fire is in Zion,
and his fumace in Jerusalem, v. 4.
Isa. 32.2. Aman shall be as an hiding-place
frora the vrind, and a covert from the tempest ;
as rivers of water in a dry place, as the shadow
of a great rock in a weary land. 18. My peopie
shaU dweU in a peaceable habitation, and in
sure dweUings, and in quiet resting places.
Isa. 33.16. He shall dweU on high: his
place of defence shall be the munitions of
rocks. 20, Thine eyes shall see Jerasalem a
quiet habitation, a tabernacle that shall not
be taken down ; not one of the stakes thereof
shall ever be removed, neither shaU any of the
cords thereof be broken,
Isa. 36.9. No lion shaU be there, nor any
ravenous beast shaU go up thereon, it shall
not be found there ; but the redeemed shaU
walk there.
Isa. 37. 32. Out of Jemsalem shaU go forth
a remnant, and they that escape out of mount
Zion : the zeal of the Lord of hosts shall do
this. 35. I wiU defend this city to save it for
mine own sake, and for my servant David's
sake. Isa. 40.11. He shall feed his flock like a
shepherd : he shaU gather the lambs with his
arm, and carry them in his bosom, and shaU
gently lead those that are vrith young, 29, He
giveth power to the faint ; and to them that
have no might he increaseth strength. 31. They
that wait upon the Lord shall renew ^Tieir
strength ; they shaU mount up with wings as
eagles ; they shaU run, and not be weary; and
they shall walk, and not faint.
Isa. 42.13. The Lord shaU go forth as a
mighty man, he shaU stir up jealousy like a
raan of war ; he shall cry, yea, roar ; he shall
prevaU against his eneraies. 16. IvriU bring
the blind by a way that they knew not ; I wiU
lead them in paths that they have not knovra :
I wUl make darkness Ught before them, and
crooked things straight. These things wiU I
do unto them, and not forsake them,
Isa, 43.2. When thou passest through the
waters, I will be with thee ; and through the
rivers, they shaU not overflow thee : when
thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not
be burned ; neither shoU the fiame kindle
upon thee.
Isa. 46.2. I wiU go before thee, and make
the crooked places straight: I wiU break in
pieces the gates of brass, and cut iu sunder
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Isa. 46.4. And even to your old age I am
he ; and even to hoar hairs wUl I carry you : 1
have made, and I wiU bear ; even I will carry,
and wUl deUver you. v. 8.
Isa. 48.17. I am the Lord thy Grod, which
teacheth thee to profit, which leadeth thee by
the way that thou shouldest go.
Isa. 49.9. They shaU feed in the ways, and
their pastures shall be in aU high places.
10. They shaU not hunger nor thfrst ; neither
shall the heat nor sun smite them : for he that
hath mercy on them shaU lead thera, even by
the springs of water shall he guide them.
17. Thy cMldren shaU make haste ; thy de
stroyers and they that made thee waste shall
go forth of thee. 25. Even the captives of the
mighty shaU be taken away, and the prey of
the terrible shaU be deUvered : for I vfUI con
tend with him that contendeth with thee, and
I wiU save thy chUdren.
Isa. 61.9. Awake, awake, put on strength,
O arm of the Lord ; awalte, as in the ancient
days, in the generations of old. 10, Art thou
not it wMch hath dried the aea, the waters
of the great deep ; that hath raade the depths
of the sea a way for the ransoraed to pass
over? Isa. 51.22. Thus saith thy Lord the Lord,
and thy God that pleadeth the cause of his
people, Behold, I have taken out of thine
hand the cup of trembUng, even the dregs of
the cup of ray fury ; thou ^alt no raore drink
it again.
Isa, 52,12. Ye shall not go out with haste,
nor go by fiight : for the Lord wiU go before
you ; and the God of Israel will be your rere-
ward. Isa. 54,14, In righteousness shalt thou be
estabUshed : thou shalt be far frora oppres
sion ; for thou shalt not fear : and frora terror ;
for it shaU not corae near thee. 16. Behold,
they shaU surely gather together, but not by
rae : whosoever shaU gather together against
thee shaU fall for thy sake. 17. No weapon
that is formed against thee shall prosper ; and
every tongue that shaU rise against thee in
judgment thou shalt conderan. This is the
heritage of the servants of the Lord, and thefr
righteousness is of rae, saith the Lord.
Isa. 57-14. Cast ye up, cast ye up, prepare
the way, take up the sturabUng-block out of
the way of my people.
Isa, 68.11, The Lord shaU guide thee con
tinuaUy, and satisfy thy soul in drought, and
make fat thy bones : and thou ahalt be like
a watered garden, and like a apring of water,
whose waters faU not,
Isa. 69,19. When the enemy shaUcome in
like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall Uft up
a standard againat them.
Isa. 63.9, In aU thefr afBiction he was
afflicted, and the angel of his presence saved
them : in his "love and in Ms pity he redeemed
thera ; and he bare them, and carried them aU
the days of old.
Jer. .2,3, Israel was hoUness unto the Lord,
and the first-fruits of his increase : aU that
devour him shall offend ; evU shall come upon
them, aaith the Lord. 6. The Lord that
brought us up out of the land of Egypt, that
led ua through the wUderness ; through a land
of deserts, and of pits ; through a land of
drought, and of the shadow of death ; through
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no man dwelt ? 20. For of old time I have
broken thy yoke, and burst thy bands.
Jer. 3,4. My father, thou art the guide of
my youth.
Jer. 11.4. The day that I brought thera
forth out of the land of Egypt, frora the fron
furnace. Jer. 30,7. It is even the time of Jacob's
trouble ; but he shall be saved out of it.
8. I vriU break his yoke from off thy neck, and
wiU burst thy bonds, and strangers shall no
more serve themselves of Mm. 11. I am with
thee, saith the Lord, to save thee : though I
make a fuU end of all nations whither I have
scattered thee, yet wiU I not make a fuU end
of thee. fl. 17.
Jer, 81.9. They shaU come vrith weeping,
and with auppUcations wiU I lead them : I
wUl cause them to walk by the rivers of waters
in a straight way, wherein they shaU not
stimible: for I am a father to Israel, and
I^Maira is my firstbom. 10. He that scat
tered larael wiU gather Mra, and keep him,
as a shepherd do^ Ma flock. 28. Like as I
have watched over thera, to pluck up, and to
break dovra, and to throw down, and to de
stroy, and to afflict ; so wUl I watch over thera,
to build, and to plant, saith the Lord.
Eze. 9.4^, Set a mark upon the foreheads
of the meu that si^ and that cry for aU
the aboralnatlons that be done in the midst
thereof. 6. But come not near any raan
upon whom is the mark; and begin at my
sanctuary, Eze, 11.16. Although I have scattered thera
among the countries, yet vrill I be to thera as
a Uttle sanctuary in the countries where they
shaU come.
Eze. 34.11. Behold, I, even I, wiU both
search my sheep, and seek them out. 12. As
a shepherd seeketh out Ms flock m the day
that he is araong his sheep that are scattered ;
so wUl I seek out my sheep, and wiU deUver
thera out of aU places where they have been
scattered in the cloudy and dark day. 16. I
wUl feed ray flock, and I wiU cause them to
Ue down, saith the Lord God. 16. I wiU seek
that which was lost, and bring again that
which was driven away, and vrill bind up that
which was broken, and vriU strengthen that
which was sick. v. 13,14.
Dan. 3.27. Upon whose bodies the flre had
no oower, nor was an hafr of their head singed,
neither were thefr coats changed, nor the smell
of flre had passed on them. 18. Bleaaed be
the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-
nego, who hath sent his angel, and deUvered
his servants that trusted in hira.
Dan. 12.1. ShaU Michael stand up, the
great prince which standeth for the children
of thy people : and at that time thy people
shall be delivered, every one that shaU be
found written in the book.
Hos. 2,18, WUl I make a covenant for thera
with the beaata of the fleld, and with the fowls
of heaven, and with the creeping things of the
ground : and I wiU break the bow and the
aword and the battle out of the earth, and wUl
malce thera to Ue down safely.
Hos.13.10. I WiU be thy Mng: where M any
other that raay save thee in aU thy cities?
Joel 2.18. Then wiU the Lord be jealous for
his land, and pity hia people.
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against the atrong, ao that the apoUed ahall
corae againat the fortress.
Araos 9.9. I wlU sift the houae of Israel
among aU nationa, like as com ia sifted in a
sieve, yet shall not the least grain fall upon
the earth.
Mic. 2. 13. Thefr king shaU pass before thera,
and the Lord on the head of them.
Nah. 1.12. Though I have afflicted thee, I
vriU afflict thee no more,
Zeph. 3.13. They shaU feed and Ue dowu, and
none shall make fhem afraid. 16. The Lord
hath taken away thy judgraents, he hath cast
out thine enemy : the king of Israel, even the
Lord, is in the raidst of thee : thou shalt not
see evU any more, 17. The Lord thy God, in
the midst of thee is mighty ; he wiU save, he
wiU rejoice over thee with joy ; he wiU rest tn
his love, he vtIU joy over thee with singing.
19. I will undo aU that afOict thee : and I wiU
save her that halteth, and gather her that was
driven out ; and I vrill get them praise and
fame in every land where they have been put
to shame, v. 20.
Zee. 2.6. I, saith the Lord, wiU be unto her
a waU of flre round about, and wiU be the
glory In the raidst of her. 8. He that touch
eth you toucheth the apple of his eye.
Zee. 4.6. Not by raight, nor by power, but
by ray Spirit, saith the Lord of hosts. 7. Who
oH thou, O great raountain ? before Zerubba
bel thou shalt become a plain : and he shall
bring forth the head-stone therecf with shout
ings, crying, Grace, grace, unto it. 10. Who
hath despised the day of small things ? for they
shall rejoice, and shall see the plummet in the
hand of Zerubbabel with those seven ; they
are the eyes of the Lord, which run to and fro
through the whole earth.
Zee. 9.8. I wiU encarap about mine house
because of the army, because of him that
passeth by, and because of him that returneth :
and no oppressor shall pass through them any
more : for now have I seen with mine eyes.
14. The Lord shaU be seen over them, and his
arrow shall go forth as the lightning : and the
Lord God shaU blow the trumpet, and ahaU
go vrith whfrlwinds of the south, 16, The
Lord of hosta ahall defend them. 16, The
Lord tbeir God shall save thera in that day
as the flock of his people : for ihey shall he as
the stones of a crown, Ufted up as an ensign
upon hia land.
Zee, 12.8. ShaU the Lord defend the inh^
bitants of Jerusalera ; and he that ia feeble
among them at that day shaU be as David ;
and the house of David shall he as Grod, as the
angel of the Lord before thera.
Mat. 10.29. Are not two sparrows sold for
a farthing ? and one of them shall not faU on
the ground without your Father. 30, But the
very hairs of your head are aU nurabered.
31. Fear ye not therefore, ye are of raore value
than raany sparrows, Luk, 12.6,7.
Mat. 24.22, For the elect's sake those days
shaU be ahortened. 31. He shaU aend Ma
angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and
they shaU gather together Ms elect from the
four winds, from one end of heaven to the
other. Mar. 13.20.
Luk, 18.7. ShaU not God avenge hia own
elect, which cry day and night unto Mm,
though he bear long vrith them ? 8. 1 teU you
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Luk, 21.18. There shall not an hair of your
head perish.
Act. 17.28, In him we Uve, and move, and
have our being.
Rom. 8.28 We know that aU tMngs work
together for good to them that love God.
1 Cor. 10.13. God is faithful, who wiU not
Buffer you to be terapted above that ye are
able ; but wiU with the teraptation also make
a »vay to escape, that ye raay be able to bear it.
2 The. 3.3. The Lord is faithful, who shaU
stablish you, and keep you frora evU.
Heb. 1.14. Are they not aU ministering
spirits, sent forth to minister for them who
shaU be hefrs of salvation 7
1 Pet. 3.12. The eyes of the Lord are over
the righteous, and his ears are open unto thefr
prayers. 13, "Who is he that wUl harra you,
U ye be foUowers of that wMch is good ?
2 Pet. 2.9. The Lord knoweth how to deUver
the godly out of teraptations.
Rev, 3.10, I also wUl keep thee from the
hour of temptation, which shaU come upon
aU the world, to try them that dweU upon the
earth. Rev. 7.3, Hurt not the earth, neither the
aea, nor the trees, tiU we have sealed the
servants of our God in thefr foreheads.
Rev, 12,6. The woman fled into thevrilder-
nesa, where she hath a place prepared of God,
that they should feed her there.
God protector, <fec. — His care exempli
fied : ToNoah, Gien. 6.18. Gen. 7. Gen.
8.1-19. Abraham and Sarah, Gen. 12.17. Gen,
20.8. Lot, Gen. 19. Hagar, Gen. 21.17-19.
Jacob, Gen. 31.24,29. Gen. 33.3-10. Gen.
35.6. Joseph, Gen. 39.2,21.
Moses, Ex. 2. laraeUtes in Egypt, Ex. 1.9-12.
Ex. 2.23-25, Ex, 3.7-9, Es, 9,4-7, Ex. 10.23.
Ex. 12.13. DeUverance frora Egypt, Ex.
18.3,17-22. Ex, 14, Ex, 19,4, Lev. 26.13.
In the wUdemess, Ex. 40.36-38, Num. 9.17-23.
Num. 10.33. Num. 22.12. Num. 23.8, Deu.
1,31. Deu. 23.5.
Joshua's victories, Jos. c. 6 to 11. Jos.
24.11-13. Israehtes under the Judges, Jud,
3.9,15-31. Jud. 4.15-24. Jud. 8.28. Jud.
11.32. 1 Sam. 7.10. DavM, 2 Sara. 7. 2 Sam.
8.14. 1 Chr. 11,13,14, Ahab, 1 Kin. 20.
Samaria, 2 Kin. 7.18. Jehoahaz, 2 Kin, 13. 2-5.
Jeroboam IL, 2 Kin, 14.26,27. Rehoboam,
2 Chr. 12,2-12,, Abijah, 2 Chr. 13.4-18. Asa,
2 CM. 14,11-14. Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.10.
2 Chr. 20.
Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 19. Manasseh, 2 Chr.
33.12,13. Jews, Ezr. 5. Ezr. 6. Neh. 4.7-16.
Est. 8.8-17. Est. 9. Eze, 9,4,6, Job, Job 1,9-12,
Job 2,6, Jeremiah and Baruch, Jer. 36.26.
Daniel, &c., Dan. 2.18-23. Dan. 3.27. Dan. 6.
Jonah, Jonah 1.17. Wise men. Mat. 2.12,
Jesus and his parents, Mat. 2.13,19-22. Peter,
Act. 12.3-17. Paul and SUas, Act. 16.26-39.
Paul, Act. 27.24. Act. 28.6,6.
Sea Affliction, oomfort in. — Faith. —
God saviour. — Poor,'God's care of. — God,
FAVOUR of.
GOD, his Providence misunderstood —
His Providence mysterious. Job 10.15.
If I be vricked, woe unto me ; and if I he
righteous, yet wiU I not lift up my head. J
am fuU of confusion.
Job 12.6. The tabernacle of robbers prosper,
and they that provoke God are secure ; into
whose hand God bringeth ahwndantly.
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Job 17.8, Upright men shall be astonied at
this. Job 21.7. Wherefore do the wicked Uve,
become old, yea, are mighty in power ?
Job 24.1. "Why, seeing times are not hidden
from the Alraighty, do they that know him,
not see his days ? fl. 1-12.
Job 38. 13. "Why dost thou strive against
him ? for he giveth not account of any of his
matters. Psa, 10.6, Thy judgments are far above out
of his sight.
Psa. 73.2. As for me, my feet were almost
gone ; my steps had well nigh sUpped. 3. For
I was envious at the foolish, when I aaw the
prosperity of the wicked. 13, VerUy I have
cleansed my heart in vain, and washed my
hands in innocency, 14. For oU the day long
have I been plagued, and chastened every
morning. 15. If I aay, I wiU speak thus ;
behold, I should offend against the generation
of thy chUdren, 16. When I thought to know
tMs, it was too painful for me ; 17. UntU I
went into the sanctuary of God : then under
stood I thefr end. fl. 4,6,12.
Psa. 89.47. Wherefore hast thou made aU
men iu vain ?
Pro.28.6, EvUmenunderstandnot judgment.
Ecc. 7.15. A just man that perisheth in his
righteousness, and there is a wicked Tnan that
prolongeth his life in his wickedness.
Ecc. 8.14, There be just men, unto whom
it happeneth according to the work of the
wicked ; again, there be wicked men, to whom
it happeneth according to the work of the
righteous, fl. 12-17.
Ecc. 9.2, AU things come alike to all: there
is one event to the righteous, and to the wicked ;
to the good and to the clean, and to the un
clean ; to him that sacrificeth, and to Mm that
sacrificeth not : as is the good, so is the sinner ;
and he that sweareth, as he that feareth an
oath. 11, The race is not to the swift, nor
the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to
the wise, nor yet riches to raen of under
standing, nor yet favour to raen of skiU ; but
tirae and chance happeneth to them aU,
Jer. 12.1. Righteous arithou, OLord, when
I plead with thee : yet let me talk with thee
of thy judgraents : "Wherefore doth the way
of the wicked prosper? wherefore are aU they
happy that deal very treacherously? 2. Thou
hast planted thera, yea, they have taken root:
they grow, yea, they bring forth fruit : thou
art near in their mouth, and far from thefr
reins, Jer. 60.7. Their adversaries said. We offend
not, because they have sinned against the Lord,
Dan. 12.10. None of the wicked shaU
understand, Hab, 1,2. O Lord, how long shaU I cry,
and thou wUt not hear ! even cry out unto
thee of violence, and thou wUt not save I
3. Why dost thou shew rae iniquity, and
cause me to behold grievance ? 11. Then shaU
his raind change, and he shaU pass over, and
offend, imputing this Ms power unto his god.
13. Wherefore lookest thou upon thera that
deal treacherously, and boldest thy tongue
when the wicked devoureth the man that is
raorerighteousthanhe? 14, Andmakestmen
as the flshes of the sea, as the creeping things.
that have no ruler over them ?
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ihe Lord, neither understand they his counsel :
for he shall gather thera as the sheaves into
the floor.
Moi. 3.14. Ye have said, It is vain to serve
God : and what profit is it that we have kept
hia ordinance, and that we have walked moum-
fuUy before the Lord of hosts ? 15, And now
we call the proud happy ; yea, they that work
wickedness are set up ; yea, fhey that tempt
God are even delivered.
See Man's Ignorance — Spiritual Bund-
nebs. GOD, his Providence overruling.
Gen, 50,20. As for you, ye thought evU against
me ; but God meant it unto good, to bring to
paaa, as it is this day, to save much people
alive. Gen. 46.6-7. Psa. 106,17,
Ex. 14,4. I will harden Pharaoh's heart,
that he shoU foUow after them ; and I wiU be
honoured upon Pharaoh.
Num. 23.7. Balak the king of Moab hath
brought me, sayiTig, Corae, curse rae Jacob,
and corae, defy Israel. 8. How shall I curse,
whom God hath not cursed ? or how shaU I
defy, wTiom the Lord hath not defled ? 23.
Surely there is no enchantment against Jacob,
neither is fhere any divination against Israel :
according to this tirae it shoU be said of Jacob
and of larael. What hath God vnrought I v. 1-30.
Num. 22.12-18. Num. 24.10-18.
Deu. 2.30. Sihon would not let ua pass by
him : for the Lord thy God hardened his
spirit, and made his heart obstinate, that he
inight deUver him into thy hand, as appea/reth
this day. Joa. 11,20,
Deu. 28.6. The Lord thy God would not
hearken unto Balaam ; but the Lord thy God
turned the curse into a bleasing unto thee,
because the Lord thy God loved thee.
Jud. 9.23. Grod sent an evU spirit between
Ahimelech and the men of Shechem. 24. That
the cruelty done to the threescore and ten sons
of Jerubbaal might corae, and their blood be
laid upon Ahimelech thefr brother, which slew
them ; and upon the men of Shechem, wMch
aided him in the killing of his brethren.
2 Sara. 17.14. The Lord had appointed to
defeat the good counsel of Ahithophel, to the
intent that the Lord might bring evil upon
Absalom. 1 Kin. 12.15, The king hearkened not unto
the people ; for the cause was from the Lord,
that he might perform hia saying, which the
Lord spake by Ahijah the ShUoniteunto Jero
boam. 1 Kin. 11.14-40. 2 Chr, 10.16.
1 Chr. 6.26. The God of Israel stirred up
the spirit of Pul, and the spirit of TUgath, and
he carried them away.
2 CM. 86.22, That the word of the Lord
spoken by the mouth of Jereraiah raight be
accomplished, the Lord stirred up the spfrit of
Cyras king of Persia. Ezr. 1.1.
Ezr. 6.6. The eye of their God was upon
the elders of the Jews, that they could not
cause thera to cease, till the matter came to
DariuB. Ezr. 6.22. TheLordhad madethem joyful,
and tumed the heart of the king of Assyria
unto them, to strengthen thefr hands in the
work of the house of God.
Neh. 6.16. They were much cast down in
thefr own eyes : for they perceived that tMs
work waa wrought of our God.
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gallows that he had prepared for Mordecai.
Est, 6.1-12. Eat. 9.26,
Est, 9.1. In the day that the enemies of
the Jews hoped to have power over them,
(though it was turned to the contrary, that the
Jews had rule over them that hated them.)
Job 5.12, He disappointeth the devices of
the crafty, ao that thefr hands cannot perform
tlieir enterprise, 13. He taketh the wise in
their own craftiness : and the counsel of the
froward is carried headlong, Isa. 8.9,10.
Psa. 17- 13. DeUver my soul from the wicked,
which is thy sword : 14. From men which are
thy hand, O Lord.
Psa. 75.7. He putteth down one, and set
teth up another.
Psa. 76.10. Surely the vprath of man shaU
praise thee : the remainder of wrath shalt thou
restrain. Pro, 13.22. The wealth of the sinner is laid
up for the just.
Pro. 14,19. The evU bow before the good ;
and the wicked at the gates of the righteous.
Pro, 16,7, When a man's ways please the
Lord, he raaketh even his eneraies to be at
peace with hira.
Pro. 16.33. The lot is cast into the lap;
but the whole disposing thereof is of the Lord.
Pro. 19.21. There are many devices in a
man's heart ; nevertheless the counsel of the
Lord, that shaU stand .
Pro. 21.1. The king's heart is in the hand
of the Lord, as the rivers of water : he turneth
it whithersoever he wiU. 18. The vricked sftoM
be a ransom for the righteoua, and the trans
gressor for the upright.
Pro, 28.8. He that by usury and unjust gain
increaseth his substance, he shaU gather it for
him that wiU pity the poor.
Ecc. 2.26. To the sinner he giveth travaU,
to gather and to heap up, that he raay give to
him that is good before God.
Ecc. 8.1. To every tMTig there is a, season,
and a tirae to every purpose under the heaven.
10, I have seen the travaU, which God hath
given to the sons of men to be exercised in it.
Isa. 10.5. 0 Assyrian, the rod of raine
anger, and the staff in thefr hand is raine
indignation. 6. I wUl send him against an
hypocritical nation, and against the people of
ray wrath wUl I give him a charge. 7. How
beit he meaneth not so, neither doth his heart
think so ; but ii is in his heart to destroy and
cut off nations not a few.
Isa. 13.3. I have commanded my sanctified
ones, I have also caUed my mighty ones for
mine anger, even thera that rejoice in ray
Mghnesa. 4. The Lord of hosta raustereth the
host of the battle, 6, They come from a far
country, frora the end of heaven, even the Lord,
and the weapons of his indignation, to destroy
the whole land,
Isa. 41.2. Who raised up the righteous man
from the east, called hira to hia foot, gave the
nations before him, and made him rule over
kings ? he gave them as the dust to his sword,
and as driven stubble to his bow. 4. Who
hath wrought and done it, calling the genera
tions from the beginning ? I the Lord, the flrst,
and with the laat ; I am he.
Isa. 43,14, For your sake I have sent to
Babylon, and have brought down all their
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Isa. 44,28. That saith of Cyrus, He is my
shepherd, and shaU perform all my pleasure :
even saying to Jerusalem, Thou shalt be built ;
and to the teraple. Thy foundation shaU be
laid. Isa. 45.5. I gfrded thee, though thou hast
not known rae. 13. I have raised hira up in
righteousness, and I wUl dfrect aU his ways :
he shaU buUd my city, and he shaU let go my
captives, not for price nor reward saith the
Lord of hosts, v. 1-5.
Isa. 43.14. The Lord hath loved him: he
wUl do his pleasure on Babylon, and his arm
sliall be on the Chaldeans. 15. I, even I, have
spoken ; yea, I have caUed him : I have brought
him, and he shall raake his way prosperous,
Isa. 54.16. I have created the smith that
bloweth the coals in the fire, and that bringeth
forth an instrument for his work ; and I have
created the waster to destroy. 17. No weapon
that is formed against thee shaU prosper ; and
every tongue that shaU rise against thee in
judgraent thou shalt condemn.
Jer. 51.20. Thou art my battle ax and
weapons of war : for with thee wiU I break in
pieces the nations, and with thee wiU I destroy
kingdoms ; 21, And with thee wiU I break in
pieces the horse and his rider ; and vrith thee
wiU I break in pieces the chariot and his rider,
Jer. 52.3. 'Through the anger of the Lord
it came to pass in Jemsalem and Judah, tiU
he had cast thera out from his presence, that
Zedekiah rebeUed against the king of Babylon.
Eze. 21.26. Remove the diadera, and take
off the crown : this shall not be the same :
exalt him that is low, and abase Mm that is
Mgh. 27. I will overturn, overturn, overturn,
it : and it shaU be no Tnore, until he come
whose right it is ; and I wiU ^ve it Mm.
Eze, 29.19. I wiU give the land of Egypt
unto Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon ; and
he shaU take her raultitude, and take her spoU,
and take her prey ; and it shaU be the wages
for his army. 20. I have given him the land
of Egypt for his labour wherewith he served
against it, becauae they verought for me, saith
the Lord God,
Dan, 11.27, Both these kings' hearts shall
be to do mischief, and they shaU speak Ues at
one table ; but it shaU not prosper : for yet
the end shall be at the tirae appointed.
Act, 8.17. I wot that tMough ignorance ye
did it, as did also your rulers. 18. But those
things, which God before had shewed by the
raouth of aU his prophets, that Christ should
suffer, he hath so fulfiUed.
Rom. 1.10. Slaking request, if by any means
now at length I raight have a prosperous jour
ney by the wiU of God to come unto you.
Rom. 8.28. AJ things work together for
good to thera that love God, to them who are
the called according to his purpose.
1 Cor. 4,19. I vriU come to you shortly, if
the Lord will.
1 Cor, 16.7. I trast to tarry a whUe with
you, if the Lord permit.
PhU. 1,12. The things whi(h happened unto
me have faUen out rather unto the furtherance
of the gospel.
Philm. 16. Perhaps he therefore departed for
a season, that thou shouldest receive Mm for
ever. Jas. 4.16. Yeoughtto aay. If the Lord wiU,
we shaU Uve, and do this, or that.
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Rev. 17.17. God hath pul in their hearts
to fulfil hia wiU, and to agree, and give their
kingdom unto the beast, until the words of
God shaU be fulfiUed.
See God king— Predestination — ^Afplio-
TioN prom God — "Wab from God,— God,
goodness op, in providence.
GOD A Savioub, Ex. 16.2. The Lord is
ray strength and song, and he is becorae ray
salvation. Deu. 32.15. The Rock of Ms salvation.
31. Thefr rock is not as our Rock. 39. I kiU,
and I make alive ; I wound, and I heal.
Deu. 33.29. Happy art thou, 0 Israel : who
is like unto thee, O people saved by the Lord,
the sMeld of thy help, and who is the sword
of thy excellency I fl. 25-29.
Job 88.24. He is gracious unto him, and
saith, DeUver him from going down to the pit :
I have found a ransora. 27, If any say, I
have sinned, and perverted that which vjos
right, and it profited me not ; 28. He wUl
deliver his aoul frora going into the pit, and
his life shaU see the Ught. 29. Lo, aill these
thiTigs worketh God oftentimes vrith maL.
80, To bring back his soul frora the pit, to bi
enlightened vrith the light of the Uving,
Psa. 3. 8. Salvation belongefh unto the Lord :
thy blessing is upon thy people,
Psa. 18.30. He is a buckler to aU those that
trust in hira, 31, For who is God save the
Lord? or who is a. rock save our God?
1 Sara. 2.2.
Psa. 26.6, Thou art the God of ray salva
tion ; on thee do I wait aU the day.
Psa. 27,1. The Lord is my Ught and my
salvation ; whom shoU I fear ? the Lord is the
strength of ray Ufe ; of whom shall I be afraid ?
Psa. 28.8. The I^ord is their strength, and
he is the saving strength of his anointed.
Psa. 31.6. Into thine hand I commit my
spirit : thou haat redeemed me, 0 Lord God
of truth.
Psa, 33.18, The eye of the Lord is upon
them that fear him, upon thera that hope in
his raercy ; 19. To deUver thefr soul from
death, Psa, 34.22. The Lord redeemeth the aoul of
his servants : and none of thera that trust in
hira shaU be desolate,
Paa. 36,9. With thee is the fountain of
Ufe : in thy light shaU we see Ught.
Psa, 37.39. The salvation of the righteous
is of the Lord : he is their strength in the time
of trouble. 40. The Lord shall help thera, and
deliver thera : he shaU deUver them from the
wicked, and save them, because they trust in
him. Psa. 50.23. To him that ordereth his con
versation a/right wUl I shew the salvation of
God. Psa. 62.1. Truly my soul waiteth upon
God : from him cometh my salvation, 6. He
only is my rock and my salvation i he ia my
defence ; I shall not be moved, 7. In God is
ray salvation and my glory : the rock of my
strength, arid my refuge, is in God. fl. 2.
Psa. 65.5. O God of our salvation ; wlw art
the confidence of all the ends of the earth, and
of them that are afar off upcm the sea.
Psa. 68. 19. Who daily loadeth us wi^ bene
fits, even the God of our salvation. 20. He thai
is our God is the God of salvation ; and unto
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Psa. 71.16, I wUl go in the strength of the
Lord God : I wUl make raention of thy right
eousness, even of thine only.
Psa, 74.12, God is ray King of old, working
aalvation in the midst of tbe earth,
Psa, 76.9, When God arose to judgment,
to save aU the meek of the earth,
Psa. 86.9. His salvation is Mgh them that
fear hira ; that glory raay dweU in our
land. Psa. 96.2. Shew forth Ms salvation frora
day to day.
Psa. 98.2. The Lord hath made known his
salvation : his righteousness hath he openly
ahewed in the sight of the heathen. 3. He
hath remerabered Ms mercy and his tmth
toward the house of Israel: aH the ends of the
earth have seen the salvation of our God.
Psa. 111.9. He sent redemption unto his
people : he hath commanded his covenant for
ever. Psa. 118.27. God is the Lord, wMch hath
ahewed us light.
Psa. 121.7, The Lord shaU preserve thee
from aU evU : he shaU preserve thy soul.
Paa. 133.3. There the Lord comraanded the
bleaaing, even life for evennore.
Fsa. 149.4. The Lord taketh pleasure in his
people : he wiU beautify the meek vrith sal
vation. Isa. 12.2. Behold, God is my salvation ; I
vriU trust, and not be afraid : for the Lord
Jehovah is my strength an my song ; he
also is become my aalvation.
laa. 25.4, Thou hast been a strength to the
poor, a atrength to the needy in his diatress,
a refuge from the storm, a shadow from the
heat, when the blast of the terrible ones is as
a storm against the waU. 9. Lo, this is our
God ; we have waited for him, and he wUl
save us : this is the Lord ; we have waited for
hira, we vrill be glad and rejoice in his
salvation. Isa. 36.4, Your Giod wUl come with venge
ance, even God with a recompence ; he \riU
come and aave you.
laa. 41.14. Fear not, thou worm Jacob, and
ye men of Israel ; I wiU help thee, saith the
Lord, and thy redeemer, the Holy One of
larael. laa. 48,17.
Isa. 43.3, I am the Lord thy God, the Holy
One of Israel, thy Saviour : I gave Egypt for
thy ransom. 11, I, even I, am the Lord ; and
beside me there is no saviour, 12, I have
declared, and have saved, and I have shewed,
when there was no strange god araong you.
fl. 14.
Isa. 44,22. Retum unto rae, for I have
redeemed thee. 23. Break forth into ainging,
ye mountains, 0 forest, and every tree therein :
for the Lord hath redeeraed Jacob, and glori
fled Mraself in Israel. 24. Thus saith the Lord,
thy redeemer, and he that forraed thee from
the womb. v. 6.
Isa. 46.16. VerUy thou art a God that Mdest
thyself, 0 God of Israel, the Saviour. 17. Israel
shaU be saved in the Lord with an everlastfrig
salvation : ye shall not be aahamed nor con
founded world without end. 21, Thereis no
God elae beside me ; a just Grod and a Saviour ;
there is none beside me. 22. Look unto me,
and be ye saved, aU the ends of the earth : for
I am God, and there is none else.
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hearted, that are far frora righteousness
13. I bring near ray righteousness ; it shali
not be far off, and my salvation shall not
tarry : and I wiU place aalvation in Zion for
larael my glory.
Isa, 47.4. As for our redeemer, the Lord
of hosts is Ms narae, the Holy One of Israel.
Isa. 49,25. I wiU save thy chUdren.
Isa. 60,2. Is my hand shortened at aU, that
it cannot redeem ? or have I no power to
deUver? Isa. 52.3, Ye have sold yourselves for
nought; and ye shaU be redeemed without
money. 9. The Lord hath comforted his
people, he hath redeemed Jerusalem. 10. The
Lord hath made bare Ms holy arm in the eyea
of all the nations ; and aU the enda of the
earth shaU see the salvation of our God.
Isa. 60.16. Thou shalt know that I the
Lord am thy Saviour and thy Redeemer, the
mighty One of Jacob,
Isa. 68.8. He said. Surely they are my
people, cMldren that wiU not lie : so he was
thefr Saviour.
Jer. 3.23. In vain is salvation hoped for
from the hiUs, and from the multitude of
mountains : truly in the Lord our God is the
salvation of Israel.
Jer. 8.22, Is fhere no balm In Gilead; is
there no physician there? why then is not
the health of the daughter of my people re
covered ?
Jer. 14.8. O the hope of Israel, the saviour
thereof in time of trouble, why shouldest thou
be as a stranger ia the land.
Jer. 30,17. I wiU restore health unto thee,
and I wiU heal thee of thy wounds, saith the
Lord, because they called thee an Outcoat,
sayiTig, This is Zion, whora no raan seeketh
after, Jer, 38.6. I wiU bring it health and cure,
and I wiU cure them, and will reveal unto
them the abundance of peace and truth.
Jer. 50,34, Thefr Redeemer is strong ; the
Lord of hosta is his name : he shaU througMy
plead thefr cause.
Eze, 37,23, I vriU aave thera out of all thefr
dwelling-places, wherein they have sinned, and
wiU cleanse thera : ao shaU they be ray people,
and I vriU be their God,
Hos. 1.7. I wiU have raercy upon the house
of Judah, and vriU save them by the Lord
their God.
Hos. 13.4. Thou shalt know no god but
me : for there is no saviour beside rae, 9. O
Israel, thou hast destroyed thyseU ; but in me
is thine help,
Joel 3,16. The Lord unit be the hope of Ma
people, and the strength of the cMldren of
Israel. Jonah 2.9. Salvation is of the Lord.
Zee. 9.11. By the blood of thy covenant I
have sent forth thy prisoners out of the pit
wherein is no water. 12. Tum you to the atrong
hold, ye prisonera of hope : even to day do I
declare that I wiU render double unto thee.
16. The Lord their God ahaU save them in that
day as the flock of his people : for they shall be
as the stones of a crown, lifted up as an ensign
upon hia land,
Luk. 1.68. Blessed be the Lord God of
Israel, for he hath viaited and redeemed his
people. Jno, 3,16. God so loved the world, that he
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gave hia only-begotten Son, that whoaoever
beUeveth in him should not periah, but have
everlasting life. 17- For God sent not his
Son into the world to condemn the world ;
but that the world tMough hira might be
saved. Jno. 6.39. This is the Father's wUl which
hath sent rae, that of aU wMch he hath given
me I should lose nothing, but should raise it
up again at the last day.
Rom. 1.16. I am not ashamed of the gospel
of Christ : for it is the power of God unto sal
vation to every one that believeth.
Rom. 6.23. The gift of God is etemal Ufe
thBOUgh Jesus Christ our Lord.
Rora. 8.30. Whom he did predestinate,
them he also caUed : and whom he caUed,
them he also justified : and whom he justified,
them he also glorified. 31, What shaU we
then say to these things ? If God he for us,
who can &e against us ? 32, He that spared not
his own Son, but delivered him up for us all,
how shall he not with him also freely give us
aU things ?
1 Cor, 1,18. Unto us wMch are saved it is
the power of God,
2 Cor, 5.18. AU things are of God, who
hath reconcUed us to himseU by Jesua Christ,
and hath given to us the ministry of recon
ciliation. Eph. 1.3. Blessed be the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us
with all spiritual blessings tn heavenly places
in Christ. 5. Having predestinated us unto
the adoption of chUdren by Jesus Christ to
himseU, according to the good pleasure of his
wUI 1 The. 5.9. God hath not appointed us to
wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord
Jesus Christ.
2 The. 2.16. God, even our Father, which hath
loved us, and hath given us everlasting conso
lation and good hope through grace, 17. Cora
fort your hearts, and stablish you m every good
word and work.
1 Tim. 2.3. God our Saviour ; 4. "Who wiU
have aU men to be saved, and to come unto
the knowledge of the trath
1 Tun. 4.10, We trast in the living God,
who is the Saviour of aU men, specially of those
that beUeve,
2 Tim. 1.9. Who hath saved us, and caUed
us with an holy calUng, not according to our
works, but according to his own purpose and
grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus be
fore the world began.
Tit. 1.2. Eternal Ufe, which God, that
cannot lie, promised before the world began.
Tit. 2.11. The grace of God that bringeth
salvation hath appeared to aU men.
Tit. 8.4. After that the kindness and love
of God our Saviour toward man appeared,
5. Not by works of righteousness which we
have done, but according to Ms raercy he
saved us.
1 Pet, 1.6, Kept by the power of God
through faith unto salvation.
1 Jno. 4.9. In this was raanUested the love
of God toward us, because that God sent his
only-begotten Son into the world, that we
raight live through hira. 10, Herein is love,
not that we loved God, but that he loved us,
and sent his Son to he the propitiation for
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1 Jno. 6.11. God hath given to us etemal
Ufe, and this Ufe is in his Son.
Rev. 7.10. Salvation to our God wMch
sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Larab.
Rev. 19.1. Salvation, and glory, and honour,
and power, unto the Lord our God,
See God protector- God's mercy.
GOD, Sovereignty of. See Predestina
tion,— God, providence of.
GOD Self- EXISTENT. Ex. 3.14. I am
that I AM : and he said. Thus shalt thou say
unto the chUdren of Israel, I am hath sent me
unto you.
Job 22.2. Can a man be profitable unto
God, as he that is wise may be profitable unto
himself? 3. Is it any pleasure to the Al
mighty, that thou art righteous ? or is it gain
to /iim, that thou makest thy ways perfect ?
Job 36.6, If thou sinnest, what doest thou
against him ? or if thy transgressions be mul
tipUed, what doest thou unto Mm? 7. If
thou be righteous, what givest thou him ? or
what receiveth he of thine hand? 8, Thy
wickedness may hurt a man as thou art ; and
thy righteousness may profit the son of man.
Jer. 10.10, He is the Uving God.
Jno. 5,26, The Father hath Ufe in himself.
Act. 17. 24. Seeing that he is Lord of heaven
and earth, dweUeth not in teraples made with
hands ; 25. Neither is worshipped vrith men's
hands, as though he needed any thing, seeing
he giveth to aU Ufe, and breath, and all things.
See God eternal.
GOD A Spirit. Jno. 4.24. God is & Spirit :
and they that worship him raust worship him
in spirit and in truth.
Act. 17.29. As we are the offspring of Gk)d,
we ought not to tMnk that the Godhead is like
unto gold, or sUver, or stone, graven by art and
raan' s device. See God in vi8ible,Holy Spirit
GOD Unchangeable. See God eternal.
GOD, Wisdom of. See God's omniscience.
GODS, Heathen. See Idolatry.
GODLESSNESS. Hatred of God. Gen.
25.34. Thus Esau despised his birthright.
Heb. 12.16.
Deu. 7.10. He wUl not be slack to him that
hateth him, he wiU repay him to Ms face.
Deu,32.15. HeforsookGodw/iic/imadehim,
and lightly esteeraed the Rock of Ms salvation.
1 Sam. 2.30. They that despise me shaU be
lightly esteeraed.
Job 8. 11. Can the fiag grow without water !
12. "WhUst it is yet in his greenness, and not
cut down, it vrithereth before any other herb.
13. So are the paths of aU that forget God,
Job 35.10. None saith, "Where is God my
maker, who giveth songs in the night.
Psa. 2.2. The rulers take counsel together,
against the Lord, and against Ms anointed.
4. He that sitteth in the heavens shaU laugh:
the Lord shaU have them in derision.
Psa. 9.17. The wicked shaU be tumed into
heU, and aU the nations that forget God.
Psa. 10.4. The vricked, through the pride
of his countenance, wUl not seek after God :
God is not in aU his thoughts.
Psa. 14,2, The Lord looked down from
heaven upon the chUdren of men, to see if
there were any that did understand, aud seek
God, 8. They are aU gone aside. Psa. 53.2,3.
Rom. 3.11,18.
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works of the Lord, nor the operation of his
handa, he shaU destroy them, and not buUd
them up. Isa. 6.12.
Psa. 36.1. The tranagreaaion of the wicked
saith within my heart, &iat there is no fear of
God before Ms eyes.
Psa, 60.22, Consider tMs, ye that forget
GfOd, lest I tear you in pieces, and there he
none to deUver.
Psa. 62.7. Lo, this is the raan that made
not Grod Ms strength ; but trusted in the abun
dance of hia richea, and atrengthened himself
in his wickedness.
Psa. 63,4, Have the workers of iMquity
no knowledge? who eat up my people as
they eat bread : they have not caUed upon
God. Psa. 54.3. They have not set Gtod before
them. Paa, 65.19. They have no changes, there
fore they fear not God.
Psa. 86.14. The asserabUes of violent men
have sought after my soul ; and have not aet
thee before them.
Pro, 14.2, He that is perverse in hia ways
despiseth Him.
Isa. 1.8. The ox knoweth his ovraer, and
the ass his mostex'a crib : but Israel doth not
know, my people doth not consider,
Isa. 17.10. Because thou hast forgotten the
Giod of thy aalvation, and hast not been mind
ful of the Rock of thy strength, therefore shalt
thou plant pleasant plants, and shalt set it
with strange sUpa,
laa. 22.11. Ye have not looked unto the
maker thereof, neither had respect unto him
that fashioned it long ago.
Isa, 80.11. Cause the Holy One of Israel to
cease from before us.
laa, 81.1. But they look not unto the Holy
One of Israel, neither aeek the Lord 1
Jer. 2. 32. Can a maid forget her omaraenta,
or a bride her attfre ? yet my people have for
gotten me daya without number,
Dan. 6.28. The God in whose hand thy
breath is, and whose are aU thy ways, hast
thou not glorified.
Hos. 7.2. They consider not in thefr hearts
t?iat I remember all their wickedness.
Mai. 2.17. Ye have wearied the ILord with
your words. Yet ye say. Wherein have we
wearied him ? "When ye say, Every one that
doeth evil is good in the sight of the Lord^
and he deUghteth in them ; or. Where -is the
God of judgment ?
Mai. 3.8. WiU a man rob God? Yet ye
have robbed rae. But ye aay, Wherein have
we robbed thee ?
Jno. 5.42. I know you, that ye have not
the love of God in you. 44. Ye receive honour
one of another, and seek not the honour that
cometh frora God only.
Jno. 16.23. He that hateth me, hateth my
Patheralao. 24, But now have they both seen
and hated both rae and my Father. 25. They
hated me without a cause,
Rom. 1.21. When they knew God, they
glorified him not as Grod, neither were thank
ful. 28. Aa they did not Uke to retain God in
their knowledge, God gave them over to a
reprobate mind.
Rom.8,7, The camal raind is enraity against
God. Enh. 4.18. Being aUenated from the life of

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Grod tMough the ignorance that is in them,
because of the bUndness of their heart.
Col. 1.21, You, that were aometirae alienateil
and eneraies in your mind by vricked works,
Heb. 10.27. Fiery indignation, which shall
devour the adversaries.
Jas. 4.4. Know ye not that the friendship
of the world is enmity with God ? whosoever
therefore wiU be a friend of the world is the
enemy of God,
See Prayerlessness — Impenitence —
Unbelief.

GOG, Magog, Eze. 33. Eze.

Rev,

20,£ GOLAN, a town in Bashan, given to Manas
seh, a Levitical city of refuge, Deu. 4.43. Jos.
20.8, Jos. 21.27, 1 CM. 6.71.
GOLD. Brought from Havilah, Gen. 2,11,12,
From Ophfr, 1 Kin, 10.11, 1 Chr. 29.4, Tar
shish, 1 Kin. 22,48. Parvaim, 2 CM. 3.6.
Sheba, Psa. 72.15. Uphaz, Jer. 10,9, Pure
gold. Job 28.19. Fine, Job 31.24. Song 6.11.
Beaten, 2 Chr. 9,15. Wrought, Psa. 46.18.
Mode into vrire, Ex. 89.3. Molten and re
fined, Pro. 17. 8. Pro. 27.21. Zee. 13.9. Mai.
8,3. Gold-dust, Job 28.6. Wedge of, Joa.
7.21. laa. 13.12. Money of, Ex. 25.39. 1 Chr.
21.26. Bed of. Est. 1.6. Abundance of, in
Solomon's time, 1 Kin, 10,2,14,21,26,
Articles made of, see Crown, Chains,
Cups, Idols, Jewels — Priests, dress of —
Rings, Sceptre, Shields, Temple, vessels
AND furniture OF. Applcs of, iSto. 25.11.
lUustrative, Ecc. 12.6. Jer. 51,7. Lara. 4.1.
1 Cor, 3.12. SyraboUcal, Dan. 2.32-46. Rev.
21.18,21. GOLDEN Candlestick. See Candle
stick. GOLDSMITH, 2 Chr. 2.7,14. Neh. 3.31,32.
Isa. 40.19. Isa, 46.6.
GOLGOTHA. See Calvary.
GOLIATH OP Gath, a giant slain by David,
1 Sam. 17. 1 Sam. 21.9. 1 Sam. 22.10, His
sons, &c., 2 Sam. 21.15-22. 1 CM, 20.4-8.
GOMER, son of Japheth, Gen. 10.2,3.
1 Chr. 1.6,6. People descended frora him,
Eze. 38,6.
GOMORRAH, one of the cities of the plain.
Gen, 10,19, Gten, 13.10, King of, defeated by
Chedorlaomer, Gen. 14,2,8-11. Destroyed with
Sodom for wickedness. Gen, 18.20. Geu.
19,24r28, Deu. 29.23. Deu, 32.32. Isa. 1.9,10.
Isa. 13.19. Jer. 23.14. Jer. 49.18. Jer. 50.40.
Amos 4.11. Zeph, 2.9. Mat, 10.16. Mar.
6.11, Rom. 9.29. 2 Pet. 2.6. Jude 7.
GOOD Works. See Holiness— Obedi
ence. — Works, insufficiency of.
GOPHER- WOOD (cypress ?), the ark made
of. Gen. 6.14.
GOSHEN, a district in Egypt assigned to
the IsraeUtes, Gen. 45.10. Gen. 46.28. Gen.
47. Exempted frora plagues, Ex. 8.22. Ex,
9.26.  , a town and district of Judah, Jos.
10.41. Jos. 11.16. Jos. 16.51.
GOSPEL Dispensation. See Church»
prophecies of.
GOSPEL (Gr. euangelUon), Excellence
of. Psa. 89.16. Blessed is the people that
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Isa. 2.6. Come ye, and let us walk in the
light of the Lord.
Isa. 9.2. The people that walked in dark
ness have seen a great Ught : they that dweU
In the land of the shadow of death, upon them
hath the light shined,
laa. 26.7. He wiU deatroy in this mountain
the face of the covering cast over aU people,
and the vaU that ia apread over all nationa.
Isa. 29.18. In that day shall the deaf hear
the words of the book, and the eyes of the
blind shaU see out of obscurity, and out of
darkness. Isa. 29.24, They also that erred in spfrit
ahaU come to understanding, and they that
murraured shall leam doctrine.
Isa. 32,3, The eyes of thera that see shaU
not be dira, and the ears of them that hear
shaU hearken.
Isa. 35.6. The eyes of the bUnd shaU be
opened, and the ears of the deaf shaU be
unstopped. Isa. 46.18. I bring near my righteousness ;
it shall not be far off, and my salvation shaU
not tarry : and I vriU place salvation in Zion
for Israel my glory.
Isa. 51.4. 1 wUl make ray judgraent to rest
for a Ught of the people.
Isa, 52,7, How beautiful upon the moun
tains are the feet of hira that bringeth good
tidings, that publisheth peace ; that bringeth
good tidrags of good, that publisheth salva
tion ; that aaith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth I
Eze. 47.8, These waters issue out toward
the east country, and go down into the desert,
and go into the sea : which beiTig brought forth
into the sea, the waters shall be healed. 12. By
the river upon the bank thereof, on this side
and on that side, shaU grow aU trees for meat,
whose leaf shall not fade, neither shaU the
frait thereof be consumed : it shall bring forth
new frait according to his months, because
thefr waters they issued out of the sanctuary :
and the fruit thereof shaU be for meat, and
the leaf thereof for medicine, v. 1-12.
Mat. 13.44, The kingdom of heaven is like
unto treasure hid in a field ; the wMch when
a man hath found, he hideth, and for joy
thereof goeth and seUeth aU that he hath, and
buyeth ttiat fleld, 46, Again, the kingdom of
heaven is like unto a merchant man, seeking
goodly pearls : 46, Who, when he had found
one pearl of great price, went and sold aU that
he had, and bought it.
Luk. 1. 78. The dayspring from on high hath
visited us, 79, To give Ught to them that sit
in darkness and in the i^adow of death, to
guide our feet into the way of peace,
Luk. 2.34, TMs child is set for the faU and
rising again of raany in Israel.
Li&. 17.20. The kingdom of God coraeth
not with observation : 21, Neither shall they
say, Lo here I or, lo there I for, behold, the
kingdora of Gtod is vrithin you.
Jno. 1.17. Grace and truth came by Jesus
Christ, Jno, 4.14. Whosoever drinketh of the water
that I shall give him shaU never thirst ; but
the water that I shaU give him shaU be in hira
a weU of water springing up into everlasting
Ufe, Jno. 8.82. Ye shaU know the truth, and
the truth shaU make you free.
Jno. 12.35. Yet a Uttle whUe is the Ught
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with you. Walk while ye have the light, leal
darkness come upon you, 60. I knovt that hie
coramandment is Ufe everlasting.
Jno. 18.36. My kingdom is not of thia
world : if my kingdora were of this world, then
would ray servants flght, that I should not be
deUvered to the Jews : but now ia my kingdom
not from hence.
Act. 2.11. We do hear them apeak in our
tonguea the wonderful works of God.
Act. 5.20. Go, stand and speak In the temple
to the people aU the words of this Ufe.
Act. 13.32. We declare unto you glad
tidings, how that the promiae which was made
unto the fathers, 38. God hath fulflUed the
same unto us thefr children, in that he hath
raised up Jesus.
Act. 16.17. The servants of the most high
God, wMch shew unto us the way of aalvation.
Act. 20.24. The ministry, which I have
received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the
gospel of the grace of God. 82. The word of
his grace, whidi is able to buUd you up, and
to give you an inheritance among aU them
which are sanctifled.
Rom. 1,16. It is the power of God unto
salvation to every one that beUeveth ; to the
Jew flrst, and also to the Greek. 17. For
therein is the righteousness of God revealed
from faith to faith : as it is written, The just
shaU live by faith.
Rom. 10.17. Faith cometh by hearing, and
hearing by the word of God.
Rom. 16.29. The fuMess of the bleaauig of
the gospel of Christ.
Rora. 16.25. Him that ia of power to stab
Ush you according to my gospel, and the
preaching of Jesus Christ, (according to the
revelation of the mystery, which waa kept
secret since the world began, 26. But now ia
made manUest, and by the scriptures of the
prophets, according to the commandment of
the everlasting God, raade known to aU nations
for the obedience of faith.)
1 Cor. 1.18, The preaching of the cross is
to them that perish foolishness ; but unto us
which are saved it is the power of God. 21. It
pleased God by the foolishness of preaching
to save them that believe. 24. Unto them
which are caUed, both Jews and Greeks,
Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of
God. 25. Because the fooUshness of God is
wiser than raen ; and the weaknesa of God ia
stronger than raen,
1 Cor. 2.6. We speak vrisdora among them
that are perfect : yet not the wisdora of thia
world, nor of the princes of this world, that
corae to nought : 7. But we speak the vris
dom of God in a raystery, even the Mdden
wisdom, which God ordained before the world
unto our gloiy. 9. Eye hath not seen, nor
ear heard, neither have entered into the heart
of man, the things wMch God hath prepared
for them that love him.
1 Cor. 4.20. The kingdora of God is not in
word, but in power.
1 Cor. 16.1. I declare unto you the gospel
which I preached unto you, which alao ye
have received, and wherein ye stand ; 2. By
wMch also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory
what I preached unto you, unless ye have
beUeved in vain.
2 Cor. 3.6. The letter kUIeth, but the spirit
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GOSPEn
2 Cor. 3.18, We all, with open face behold
ing as in a glasa the glory of the Lord, are
changed into the same image from glory to
glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.
2 CJor. 4,4. Lest the light of the glorious
gospel of Christ, who is the image of God,
should shine unto them, 7, This treasure,
2 Cor. 9,16, Thanks he unto God for Ma
unspeakable gift.
2 Cor. 10.4. The weapons of our warfare
are not camal, but nughty through God to
the puUing down of strong holds ; 6. Casting
down imaginations, and every Mgh thing that
exalteth itaelf against the knowledge of God,
and bringing into captivity every thought to
the obedience of Christ,
Eph. 1.18, Ye heard the word of tmth, the
gospel of your salvation.
Eph. 3. 8. The unsearchable riches of Christ,
10. The manifold wisdom of God.
Eph. 6.13. "Whatsoever doth make mani
fest is light.
Eph, 6.16. The gospel of peace.
Col. 1,6. The hope which is laid up for you
in heaven, whereof ye heard before in the
word of the truth of the gospel.
2 The. 1.10, He shaU come to be glorified
in hia saints, and to be adrafred in aU thera
that beUeve (because our testimony araong you
was believed) in that day,
2 The. 2.10. The love of the tmth, that
they raight be saved. 14. He caUed you by
our gospel, to the obtaining of the glory of our
Lord Jesua Christ.
1 Tira. 1.11. The glorious gospel of the
blessed God.
1 Tim. 2.4. Who vrill have all men to be
saved, and to corae unto the knowledge of the
tmth. 1 Tira. 3.16. Great is the raystery of godli
ness : God was manifest in the flesh, justifled
in the Spfrit, seen of angels, preached unto the
GrentUes, beUeved on in the world.
1 Tim. 4.6. Nourished up in the words of
faith and of good doctrine, whereunto thou
hast attained.
2 Tim. 1. 10, Hath brought life and immor
taUty to Ught through the gospel.
Heb. 5.13. The word of righteousness.
Heb. 6.1. Leaving the principles of the
doctrine of Christ, let us go on unto perfection,
Heb. 7.19. The law made nothing perfect,
but the bringing in of a better hope d/id; hy
the which we draw nigh unto God.
Heb. 12.22. Ye are come unto mount Sion,
and unto the city of the Uving God.
Jas, 1,18, Of his own wUl begat he us with
the word of truth. 21. The ingrafted word,
which is able to save your souls. 25. Whoso
looketh into the perfect law of Uberty, and
continueth therein, he being not a forgetful
hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shaU
be bleaaed in his deed.
1 Pet. 1.23. Being bom again, not of cor
ruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the
word of GfOd, wMch Uveth and abideth for
ever. 1 Pet. 4,6, For this cause waa the gospel
preached also to them that are dead, that they
raight be judged according to men in the flesh,
but Uve according to God in the spirit,
. 1 Pet, 5,12. This is the trae grace of God
wherein ye stand.
2 Pet. 1.19. A more sure word of prophecy ;

GOSPEL
whereunto ye do weU that ye take heed, ap
unto a Ught that sMneth in a dark place, untU
the day dawn, and the day-star arise in your
2 Pet. 2.2, The way of tmth. 21. The way
of righteousneas . . . the holy commandment.
1 Jno. 2.8. The darkness is past, and the
tme light now shineth.
See Law Mosaic, character of.— Wor-
OF God.
GOSPEL from God. Jno, 7.17. If any
man wUl do Ms wUl, he shaU know of the doc
trine, whether it be of God.
Jno, 17.7. All things whatsoever thou hast
given me are of thee. 8. For I have given
unto thera the words which thou gavest me ;
and they have received them, and have known
surely that I came out frora thee, and they
have beUeved that thou didst send me, Jno.
13.20. Act. 10.36. The word which God sent unto
the cMldren of Israel, preaching peace by Jesus
Christ. 1 Cor, 1.18, Unto us which are saved it is
the power of Grod, 21 . It pleased God by the
foolishness of preaching to save them that
beUeve. 1 Cor. 2.4. My preaching was not with en
ticing words of man's wisdom, but in demon
stration of the Spirit and of power. 6. That
your faith should not stand in the wisdom of
men, but in the power of God. 6. We speak
wisdom among thera that are perfect : yet not
the wisdom of this world, nor of the princes
of tMs world, that come to nought : 7. But
we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery,
even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained
before the world unto our glory,
Eph, 3.9. The mystery, which from the
beginning of the world hath been hid in Grod,
Col, 1,26. The mystery which hath been
hid from ages and frora generations, but now
is raade manifest to Ms saints.
1 The. 2.13. The word of God which ye
heard of us, ye received it not as the word of
men, but as it is in trath, the word of God,
1 Tim. 1.11. The glorious gospel of the
bleaaed Grod. Rom, 1.1.
1 Pet. 1.26. The word of the Lord endureth
for ever. And this is the word which by the
gospel is preached imto you. Isa. 40.8.
1 Pet. 5.12. Thia is the true grace of God.
I Jno. 4.6. We are of God : he that know
eth God heareth us ; he that ia not of God
heareth not us.
Jude 3, The faith wMch waa once delivered
unto the aainta.
See Word of God,
GOSPEL to be Preached. See Minis
ters—Zeal — Salvation — Liberality,
 TO BE RECEIVED. See WORD OF
God. — Worship.
 , Success of. See Church, pro
phecies of. — Word of God loved. — Ido
latry, extinction of.
GOSPEL, Truth of. Jno. 21.24. We
know that his testimony ia trae.
Act, 6,88, If this counsel or this work be of
men, it will come to nought : 39. But if it be
of God, ye cannot overthrow it ; lest haply ye
be found even to flght against God.
Act. 10,39. We are vritnesses of aU things
wMch he did both in the land of the Jews,
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unA in Jerusalem. 40. Him God raised up
the third day, and shewed him openly ;
41. Not to aU the people, but unto witnesses
chosen before of God, even to us, who did eat
and drink with him after he rose from the
dead. Act. 26.25. I am not mad, most noble
Festus; but speak forth the words of truth
and soberness,
2 Cor. 1.19. The Son of God, Jesus Christ,
who was preached among you by us, was not
yea and nay, but in him was yea.
2 Pet. 1.16. We have not foUowed cun
ningly devised fables, when we made known
unto you the power and coming of our Lord
Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of his
majesty. See WoiiD OF Gon. — Gospel, excellence
OF. — Miracles, design of.
GOURD, a cUmbing-plant which sheltered
Jonah, Jonah 4.6-10, Wild gourd, a kind of
cucumber, poisonous, 2 Kin. 4.39,
GOVERNMENT. See Edlers.
60ZAN, a river of Mesopotamia. IsraeUtes
taken captive to, by Tiglath, 1 Chr. 5.26 ; and
Shalmanezer, 2 Kin. 17. e. 2 Kin. 18.11. 2 Kin.
19.12. GRACE. Signifying beauty, Jas. 1.11.
Favour, Gen, 6.8, Euth 2.2. Luk. 2.40. Jno.
1.16. Act. 4,33. Tlie gospel considered as
favour. Gal. 1.6, Tit. 2.11. Spiritual mflu-
ence. Col. 3.16. Col. 4.6. Phil. 1.7. See
under such titles as Regeneeation. — God,
FAVOUa Off.
Growth in grace, see Decision — Sanoti-
FIOATION — Spiritual diligence.
GRAFTING. Eom. 11.17-24.
GRAPE. See Vine — Vineyards— Wine.
GRASS, Num. 22.4. 1 Kin. 18.6. Pro.
27.26. Isa. 37.27. Dlustrative, Isa. 40.6,7.
Jas. 1.10.
GRASSHOPPER. See Locust.
GRATE, Ex. 27.4,6. Bjc. 38.4,5.
GRATITUDE to God. See Thankful
ness.  TO Man. Examples cf : Jethro,
Ex. 2.20. Joshua, Jos. 6.22-25. Naomi, Euth
1,8. Euth 2.19,20, IsraeUtes, 1 Sam. 14.46.
Saul, 1 Sam. 15.6. 1 Sam. 24.16-19, GUead
ites, 1 Sam. 31.11-13 with 1 Sam. 11. David,
2 Sam. 10.2. 1 Kin. 2.7. Solomon, 1 Kin.
2.26. EUsha, 2 Kin. 4.13. Naaman, 2 Kin.
6.15,16. Paul, 2 Tim. l.lS-18. See Ingeati-
TUDE. GRAVES. See Burial-places.
GRAVING. See Engraving.
GREAT SEA. See Mediterranean,
GREAVES, armour for the legs worn by
GoUath, 1 Sam, 17.6,
GREECE, Act, 20.2. Provinces of, see
AOHAIA, DALMATIA, ILLTRIOUM, MACE
DONIA, with their cities. Other cities, Athens,
NICOPOLIS. Prophecies of, Dan. 2.39. Dan.
c. 7, * 8, & 11, Zee. 9. 1 3. See Javan. Gods
of, see Diana, Jupiter, Mercury.
GRECIANS (Gr. Eellenistes), or HeUen-
ists — that is, Jews or proselytes who spoke
Greek, Act, 6,1, Act. 11.20. Opposition of,
to the gospel. Act. 6.9-14. Act. 9.29.
GREEK {Gr, EeUen). An inhabitant
218

HAGGAI
Greece, or a Greek in language and customs,
Jno, 12.20. Act. 16.1. Act. 18.17. Mar. 7.26.
Translated GentUe, Jno, 7,35. Eom. 2.9,10.
Eom. 3.9. ICor. 10.32. ICor. 12.13. It haa
the same meaning though translated Greek,
Eom. 10.12. Gal. 8.28, Col. 3,11, Comp.
Eom. 1.16 with Eom. 2.9.
GREYHOUND {marg. a horse). Pro. 30.81,
GRINDING. See Mills,
GROVES. Abraham planted. Gen. 21.33.
Forbidden, Deu. 16.21. Isa. 1.29. Isa, 17.8.
Isa. 27.9. Mic. 5.14. Planted by Israelites
for idolatrous uses, Jud. 3.7. 1 Kin. 14.16,23,
1 Kin. 15.13. 1 Kin. 18.19. 2 Kin. 13.6.
2 Kin. 17.10,16. 2 Kin. 21.3-7. 2 Chr. 24.18.
Tobedestroyed, Ex. 34.13. Deu. 7.6. Deu.
12.3, Jnd. 6.26. Destroyed by Gideon, Jud.
6.28. By Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 18.4. By Josiah,
2 Kin. 23.14, By Asa, 2 Chr. 14.3. By Jeho
shaphat, 2 Chr. 17.6. 2 Chr. 19.3.
GUARDS. See King's Officers— Exe
cutioners — Watchmen — Cherethites —
Felethites. GUEST. See Feasts- Hospitality.
GUIDANCE. See Wisdom, prayer fob-
God protector.
GUR-BAAL, a town of Arabia. People of,
defeated by Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.7.
H
HABAKKUK, aprophetof Judah,Hab, 1.1,
HABERGEON, a garment on which tht
breastplate was fastened. Ex, 28.32. Ex,
39.23. See Breastplate.
HABOK and Halah, towns in Mesopotamia,
to which the 10 tribes were taken by Shalman-
ezer, 2 KuL 17.6. 2 Kin. 18.11. And by Tig
lath, 1 Chr. 6.26.
HACHILAH, a hUl of Ziph, the hidmg-
place of David, 1 Sam. 23.19. 1 Sam. 26.1,3.
HADAD, a king of Edom, defeats the
Midianites, Gen. 36.36. 1 Chr. 1.46.
 , an Edomite of the seed-royal, flees
to Egypt from David ; returns and wars against
Solomon, 1 Kin. 11.14-22,25.
HADADEZER, king of Zobah, in Syria,
conquered by David, 2 Sam. 8.3-12. 2 Sam.
10.16-19. lKin.11.24. 1 Chr. 18.3-10. IChr.
19.6-19. HADADRIMMON. See Megiddo.
HADRACH, a district near Damascus,
Zee. 9.1.
HAGAR, an Egyptian handmaid of Sarah,
becomes Abraham's wife. Gen, 16.1-3. De
spises her mistress ; harshly used ; flees to
the wUdemess ; the angel of the Lord bids her
return; Ishmael bom. Gen. 16.4-16. Gen.
25.12. Sarah causes Abraham to send her away ;
an angel directs her to a well, and promises
prosperity to her son. Gen. 21. Story of, aUe-
gori^ed, GaL 4.22-31.
HAGARENES, a tribe of IshmaeUtes, Psa.
83.6. Conquered by Eeubenites, &e,, IChr..
6.10-22. HAGGAI the prophet, encourages the Jews

FTAGGITH
to rebuUd the temple, Ezr, 5.1, Ezr, 6.14.
Timeof his prophecy. Hag. 1.1. Hag. 2.1,10,20.
HAGGITH, David's wife, and mother of
Adonijah, 2 Sam. 3.4. IKin. 1.5,6. lOlir.3.2.
HAIL, Job 38.22. Hag. 2.17. Plague of,
Ex. 9.18-29. lUustrative, Isa. 28.2, Eev. 8.7.
Eev. 11.19. Eev. 16.21.
HAIR. Wom long and plaited, hy women,
Isa. 3.24. Luk. 7.38. 1 Cor. 11.15. 1 Tun.
2.9. 1 Pet. 3.3. Eev. 9.8. Wom long by
Absalom, 2 Sam. 14.26, Men condemned for
having long hair, 1 Cor, 11.14. See Mourn
ino — Leprosy — Nazarite — Baldness —
Barber — Caul — Tire.
HALAH. See Habor.
HALAK, a mountain near Seir, Jos. 12.7.
HALLELUJAH, or Alleluia, Eev. 19.1.
In the O. T. always translated. Praise ye the
Lord, as Psa. 106.1, Psa. 113.1,
HALLOWED Things. See Dedication.
HAM, Noah's younger son. Gen. 6.32 with
Gen. 9.18,24. 1 Chr. 1.4. Mocks his father;
prophecy against him. Gen. 9.22-25. His de-
scendents, Gen. 10.6-20. 1 Chr. 1.8-16.
 , name of Egypt, Psa. 78.61. Psa.
106.23,27. Psa. 106.22.
HAMAN, an Agagite or Amalekite, Est.
3.1 with 1 Sam. 15.8. His pride ; plot against
the Jews; defeated by Esther and Mordecai;
he is hanged. Est. c. 3 to 9.
HAMATH, a smaU kingdom north of Da
mascus, north boundary of Palestine, Num.
34.8. Jos. 13.5. 1 Kin. 8.65. 2 Kin. 14,26.
Eze. 47.16. People of, Canaanites, Gen. 10.18.
Its prosperity, Amos 6.2. Toi, king of, sends
presents to David, 2 Sam. 8.9,10. 1 Chr.
18.3,9,10. Conquered by Jeroboam H., 2 Kin. 14.25,28.
By the Assyrians, 2 Kin. 18.34. 2 Kin. 19.13.
By the Chaldeans, 2 Kin. 26.20,21. Inhabit
ants from, colonize Samaria, 2 Kin. 17.24.
Ashima, a goddess of, 2 Kin. 17.30. IsraeUtes
in captivity at, Isa. 11.11, Prophecy against,
Jer. 49.23.
HAMMER, 1 Kin, 6.7. Isa. 41.7. Dlus
trative, Jer. 23.29. Jer. 60.23.
HAMON-GOG (multitude of Gog) Eze.
39.11,15 {marg.). See Goo.
HAMOR, the father of Shechem ; his Inter
course with Jacob and famUy ; is murdered
by Simeon and Levi, Gen. 33.19. Gen. 34.
Gen. 49,6,
HANAMEEL, sells land to Jeremiah, his
cousin, as predicted, Jer. 32.6-12.
HANANEEL, a tower in Jerusalem, Neh.
3,1. Neh. 12.39. Jer. 31.38. Zee. 14.10.
HANANI, brother of Nehemiah, Neh. 1.2.
Neh. 7.2.
 , a prophet, 2 Chr, 16.7.
HANANI AH, ruler of the palace, Neh. 7.2.
 , a false prophet ; opposition of, to
Jeremiah ; death of, as predicted, Jer. 28.
HAND. Signifles power. Gen. 9.2; help,
2 Kin. 16.9 ; he himself. Act. 4.28. Eight
hand signifles honour, Psa. 110.1 ; might,
Ex. 16.6. High hand signifles great power,
Psa 89.13. Left-handed signifles ambi-dexter
(two right hands), Jud, 3,16. Lifting up the
hand against one signifles to rebel, 2 Sam. 20.21.

HARP
Pouring water on, signifles service, 2 Kin.
3.11. Washing of, a declaration of innocence,
Deu, 21.6,7. Mat. 27.24. Kissmg, au act of
adoration. Job 31.27. Leaning upon, a sign of
friendship, 2 Kin. 7.2. Lifting np, mode of
taking an oath. Gen. 14.22; and of blessing.
Lev. 9.22, Stretching out, in suppUcation,
Psa. 88.9; in invitation, Isa. 65.2.
Laying on of. Gen. 48.14. Num. 8,10, Mat,
19.15. Mar. 6.5. Mar. 8.23. Mar. 16.18.
Luk, 4.40. Act. 6.6. Act. 8.17. Act. 9.17.
Act. 13.3. Act. 19.6. 1 Tim. 5.22. Laying
on of, by witnesses, upon the head of the
accused, Deu. 13,9, By the offerer upon the
sacrifice. Lev. 1.4.
HANDBREADTH, a measure, 1 Kin. 7.26.
Psa. 39.5. Isa. 48.13. Translated span. Lam,
2.20. HANDKERCHIEF, or Napkin, Eze.
13.18,21. LiUc. 19.20. Jno. 11.44. Jno, 20,7.
Act, 19.12.
HANGING, a mode of capital punishment
praetised by Egyptians, Gen. 40.19,22. By
IsraeUtes, Jos. 8.29. 2 Sam. 4.12. By Per
sians, Est. 7.10. The body of the person
hanged counted accursed, and to be buried
the same day, Deu. 21.22,23, Gal. 3.13.
HANGINGS. See Curtains.
HANNAH. Her son Samuel given in
answer to prayer, 1 Sam. 1.1-21. She dedi
cates him to God, 1 Sam, 1.22-28. 1 Sam.
2.18,19. Her song of thanksgiving, 1 Sam,
2.1-10. ¦
HANUN, son of Nahash, king of the
Ammonites. His treatment of David's
messengers, and punishment, 2 Sam. 10.
1 Chr. 19.
HAPPINESS. See Spiritual Peace-
Contentment. KARA, a place in Mesopotamia, to whieh
the Israelites were taken captive, 1 Chr, 6,26.
HARAN, brother of Abraham, and father
of Lot, Gen. 11.27,28.
 , or Charran, a place in Mesopo
tamia or Padan-aram. Terah dies at. Gen,
11.32. Abraham dwells at. Gen. 11.31. Gen.
12.4,5. Act. 7.4. Jacob resides with Laban
in. Gen. 27.43. Gen. 28.7. Gen. 29. Gen.
31.18. Conquered by the Assyrians, 2 Kin.
19.12. Merchants of, Eze. 27.23. Idolatry
in, Jos. 24.14. Isa. 37.12.
HARE, Lev. 11.6. Deu. 14.7.
HARETH, a forest in Judah, to which
David fled from Saul, 1 Sam. 22.6.
HARNESS. See Breastplate.
HASOD, a weU east of Jordan, near which
Joshua defeated Midian, Jud, 7.1.
HAROSHETH of the GentUea, the abode
of Sisera, Jud. 4.2,13,16.
HARP. Invented by Jubal, Gen. 4.21,
Used by prophets, 1 Sam. 10.6. By David,
2 Sam. 6.6,14-16, 1 Chr, 13.8. 1 Chr. 15.16-29.
Levites appointed by David and Solomon to
play on, for the temple service, 1 Chr, 16.5,37.
1 Chr, 26.1-7. 2 Chr. 5.12,13.
Used on Jehoshaphat's triumph, 2 Chr.
20.27,28. On the day ol atonement, 2 Chr.
29.25. At the dedication of the waU, Neh.
12.27,36. Phiyed with the hand by David, 1 Sam
219

EIARRDW
16.16,23. Made by Solomon of Almug, 1 Ktn.
10.12. 2 Chr, 9.11, Musical notes of, 1 Cor,
14.7. Used at entertainments, Gen. 31.27. Job
21,12. Job 80.31. Isa. 5.12. Isa. 24.8. Isa.
80.32. Eze. 26.13. Kev. 18.22. In the streets,
Isa, 23.16,
Used in praise, Psa, 33,2. Psa. 43.4. Psa,
49,4. Psa.57.8. Psa. 71.22. Psa.81.2. Psa.
92.3. Psa. 98.5. Psa. 108.2, Psa. 137.2,3.
Psa. 147.7. Psa. 149,3. Psa. 150.3. Sym
boUcal, Bev. 6.8. Kev. 14.2. Kev. 15.2,
Called a stringed instrument, used in praiae,
Psa. 150.4. Isa. 38.20. Hab. 3,19. Eze.
33.32, Same as Neginoth, titles of. Psalms
4.6.54,55.61.67.76, CaUed an instrument of ten strings, used in
praise, Psa. 33.2,3. Psa. 92.3. Psa. 144.9.
CaUed a three-stringed instrument, played
by women, 1 Sam. 18.6 (mar^,). See Psaltery
— Sackbut — Music.
HARROW OF IROH, 2 Sam. 12.31. 1 Chr.
20.3. HART. See Defr.
HARVEST. Of barley earUer than wheat,
Es. 9.31,32, Jos, 3.15, Kuth 1.22. Kuth
2.23. 2 Sara. 21.9. Of wheat at Pentecost,
Ex, 34,22, Lev, 23.15-17. Vmtage after
wheat harvest, Lev. 26.5. Kain rare during.
Pro, 26,1. Isa. 18.4, 1 Sara. 12.17.
Sabbath keptin, Ex. 84.21. Celebrated vrith
feasting, Jud. 9.27. Kuth 3.2-7. Psa. 126.6.
Isa. 9.3. Isa. 16.10. Jer. 48.32,33. Proraises
of. Gen. 8.22. Jer, 6,24, Joel 2.23,24. lUus
trative, Job 24.6. Jer. 8. 20. Mat. 9. 37. Mat.
13.39. Kev. 14,15, Feast of tabernacles at the
close of, see Feast of tabernacles. See
First-fruits— Reaping — Gleaning,
HAT. See Dress, head-dress.
HATRED. See Malice. Hatred of Christ,
see Christ's sufferings. Of God, see God
lessness. Of Saints, see Saints, enmity to
— Persecution. Of Sin, see Sin hateful —
Zeal against sin.
HAVILAH, a son of Cush, Gen. 10.7. A
son of Joktan, Gen. 10.29.
 , a district east of of Palestine, Gen.
25.18. 1 Sam. 15.7.
 , a country in the east, famous for
gold. Gen. 2.11,12.
HAVOTH-JAIR, Towns of. See Jair.
HAWK AND Night-hawk, Lev. 11.16.
Deu. 14.15,
HAY or Grass, Pro. 27.25. Isa. 15.6. See
Grass. HAZAEL, king of Syria, EUjah commanded
to anoint him king, 1 Kin. 19.15. Sent by
Benhadad to inquire of Elisha, who predicts
his reign and cruelty, 2 Kin. 8,8-18. Murders
Benhadad and succeeds him, 2 Kin. 8.14,16.
Defeats Ahaziah and Joram at Kamoth-GUead,
2 Kin. 8.28,29. 2 Kin. 9.14. 2 Chr. 22,5,6.
Takes Gath ; invades Judah ; subsidized by
Jehoash, 2 Kin. 12.17,18. Defeats and op
presses Israel in the reign of Jehu, 2 Kin.
10.32,33. Amos 1.3 ; and of Jehoahaz, 2 Kin.
13,3,22, Death of, 2 Kin. 13.24.
HAZEL-TREE, Gen, 30.37.
HAZEZON-TAMAR. See Engedi.
HAZOR. Jabin, king of, conquered by
220

HEATHEN
Joshua, Jos. 11.1-14. Jabin IL oppresses
Israel; is conquered by Deborali and Barak,
Jud. 4. Tbe town rebmlt by Solomon, 1 Km.
9.16. Taken by Tiglath, 2 Kin. 16.29, Re-
peopled after the captivity, Neh. 11.83. Pro
phecy against, Jer, 49,28-33.
HBAD-BANDS, Isa. 3.20.
HEART, Hardness OF. See Impenitence
—Man's natural state — Sin, love of.
Renewal of, see Keoeneration.
HEARTH, Isa, 30,14. Jer. 36.22,28. Bak
ing on. Gen. 18.6.
HEATH, Jer. 17.6. Jer. 48.6.
HEATHEN, The Hebrew word in the
singular is applied to the IsraeUtes, and trans
lated people or nation. Ex, 32,10. Jos, 6.6,
Isa, 42.6. In the plural, it signifles foreign
nations, and is rendered GentUes, and nations,
Gen. 10.5; Heathen, Lev. 26.44. The Greek
word, ethnos, is translated nation, Mat, 21.43 ;
nations. Mat. 24,9 ; Gentiles, Mat, 4,15.-
heathen, Act. 4. 26.
Lev. 18.24. In aU these the nations are
defiled which I caat out before you : 25. And
the land is defiled : therefore I do visit tho
iniquity thereof upon it, and the land itself
voraiteth out her inhabitants, v. 1-80,
Deu. 12.31. Every abomination to the Lord,
which he hateth, have they done unto their
goda ; for even their sons and their daughters
they have burnt in the fire.
Ezr. 9.11. It is an unclean land with the
filthiness of the people of the lands, vrith their
abomiaations, which have filled it frora one
end to another vrith their uncleanness.
Psa. 74.20, The dark places of the earth
are fuU of the habitations of cruelty.
Isa, 26. 7. The covering cast over aU people,
and the vaU that is spread over aU nations.
Isa. 60. 2. Darkness shaU cover the earth,
and gross darkness the people.
Jer. 10. 2. Learn not the way of the heathen,
and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven ;
for the heathen are dismayed at them. 3. For
the customs of the people are vain.
Mat. 6.7. When ye pray, use not vain
repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think
that they ahaU be heard for their much apeak-
ing. 31. What shall we eat? or. What shaU
we drink? or, Wherevrithal ahaU we be
clothed? 32, After aU these things do the
GentUes seek.
Act, 14,16, Who in times past suffered all
nations to walk in their own ways.
Kom, 2.12. Asmanyashave sinned without
law shaU also perish without law, 14. When
the GentUes, which have not the law, do hy
nature the things contained in the law, these,
having not the law, are a law unto themselves:
15. Which shew the work of the law written
in their hearts, their conscience also bearing
witness. 1 Cor, 10.20. They sacrifice to devils, and
not to God.
1 Cor, 12.2. Ye were GentUes, carried away
unto these dumb idols, even as ye were led.
Gal. 2.15, Sinners of the GentUes,
Eph. 2.12. At that time ye were vrithout
Christ, being aUens from the coraraonwealth
of Israel, and strangers from the covenants of
promise, having no hope, and without God in
the world.
Eph. 4. 17. Walk not as other GentUes walk,

HEATHEN
In the vanity of their mind _; 18, Having the
underatanding darkened, being aUenated from
the life of God through the ignorance that ia
in them, becauae of the blindness of their
heart: 19. Who, being past feeUng, have
given themselves over unto lasciviousness, to
work all uncleanness with greediness.
Eph. 6.12. It is a shame even to apeak of
those things which are done of them in secret.
Rom. 1.21-82.
1 The, 4,5. GentUes which know not God.
1 Pet, 4.8, Wrought the wiU of the Gen
tiles, when we walked in lasciviousness, lusts,
excess of wine, reveUings, banquetings, and
abominable idolatries : 4, Wherein they think
it strange that ye run not vrith them to the
same excess of riot, speaking evU of you.
See Idolatry.
HEATHEN,Conversion OF, SeeCnuRCH,
PROPHECIES op,
HEAVE-OFPERING. See Offering.
HEAVEN — Saints pinai, reward, Deu.
26,16, Look down frora thy holy habitation,
frora heaven.
1 Kin.8.27. Behold, the heaven and heaven
of heavens cannot contain thee. 30. Hear
thou in heaven thy dwelling-place.
1 Kin. 22.19. I saw the Lord sitting on his
throne, and all the host of heaven standing by
him on his right hand and on his left.
1 Chr. 16.27. Glory and honour are in hia
presence ; strength and gladness are in his
place, Psa. 11.4. The Lord is in his holy temple,
the Lord'a throne is in heaven.
Psa. 16.11. In thy presence is fulness of
joy ; at thy right hand there are pleasures for
everraore. Psa. 17.15. As for me, I vriU behold thy
face in righteousness : I shaU be satisfied, when
T awake, with thy likeness.
Paa. 28.6. I wiU dweU in the house of the
Lord for ever.
Psa. 24.3. Who shaU ascend into the hiU
of the Lord? or who shall stand in his holy
place? 7. Liftupyourheads.O ye gates; and
be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors ; and the
King of glory shaU come in.
Psa. 37.18. Their inheritance shaU he for
ever. 28. The Lord forsaketh not his saints ;
they are preserved for ever.
Psa. 78,24. Thou shalt guide me with thy
counsel, and afterward receive me to glory.
Psa. 116.16. The heaven, even the heavens,
are the Lord'a.
Pro. 3.35. The wise shaU inherit glory.
Pro. 10.25. The righteoua is an everlasting
foundation. laa. 26.8. He wiU swaUow up death in
victory; and the Lord God wiU wipe away
tears from ofi' aU faces ; and the rebuke of
hia people shaU he take away from oflf aU the
earth. laa. 33.17. Thine eyes shaU see the king in
his beauty : they shaU behold the land that is
very far oflf.
Isa. 61.11. The redeemed of the Lord shaU
return, and corae with singing unto Zion ; and
everlasting joy shall be upon their head : they
shaU obtain gladness and joy ; and sorrow
and mourning shall flee away. laa. 30.19.
laa. 35.10. laa, 65,18,19.
Tsa. 67,15 The high and lofty One that

HEAVEN
inhabiteth eternity, whose name is Holy ; I
dweU in the high and holy place.
Isa. 63,15. Look down from heaven, and
behold frora the habitation of thy hoUnesa and
of thy glory.
Isa, 66,1. The heaven M my throne, and the
earth is my footstool.
Dan. 12.3, They that be vrise shall shine as
the brightness of the firmaraent ; and they that
turn many to righteousness as the stars for
ever and ever.
Mai. 3.17. They shaU be mine, saith the
Lord of hosts, in that day when I make up my
jewels ; and I wiU spare thera, as a raan spareth
his own son that serveth him.
Mat, 6.8, Bleased are the pure in heart:
for they shall see God. 12. Rejoice, and b*
exceeding glad : for great is your reward in
heaven. Mat. 6.20, Lay up for yourselves treasures
in heaven, where neither moth nor rast doth
comipt, and where thieves do not break
through nor steal. Luk. 12,33.
Mat. 8,11. Many shaU come frora the east
and west, and shaU sit down with Abraham, and
Isaac, and Jacob, in the kingdom of heaven.
Mat, 18.30. Gatherthe wheat into ray barn.
43, Then shaU the righteous shine forth as the
sun in the kingdora of their Father. 49. At
the end of the world : the angels shaU corae
forth, and sever the wicked from among the
juat. Mat. 8.12.
Mat. 18,10, In heaven their angela do
always behold the face of my Father which ia
in heaven.
Mat. 22. 30. In the resurrection they neither
marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as
the angels of God in heaven.
Mat. 25,84. Then shaU the King say unto
them on his right hand, Corae, ye blesaed of
ray Father, inherit the kingdora prepared for
you from the foundation of the world. 46. But
the righteous into life eternal.
Luk. 10.20. Kather rejoice, because your
names are written in heaven.
Luk. 12.32. Fearnot, Uttle flock; for it is
your Father's good pleasure to give you the
kingdom. Luk. 15,7. Joy shaU be in heaven over one
sinner that repenteth.
Luk. 16.22. The beggar died, and waa car
ried by the angels into Abraham's boaom.
Luk. 20.36. Neither can they die any raore :
for they are equal unto the angels ; and are the
children of God, being the chUdren of the
resurrection. Luk. 22.29. I appoint unto you a kingdora,
as my Father hath appointed unto me ; 30.
That ye may\at and drink at ray table in my
kingdora, and sit on thrones judgiog the twelve
tribes of larael.
Luk. 23. 43. Verily I say unto thee. To-day
shalt thou be with rae in paradise.
Jno. 6.29. They that have done good, unto
the resurrection of life.
Jno. 10.28, I give unto them eternal Ufe;
and they shaU never perish, neither shaU any
man pluck them out of my hand.
Jno. 12.26, Where I am, there shaU also
my servant be : if any man serve me, him wiU
my Father honour,
Jno. 13.36. Whither I go, thou canat not
foUow rae now ; but thou ahalt foUow me after
wards. 221

HEAVEN
Jno, 14.2. In ray Father's house are many
mansions : if it were not so, I would have told
you. I go to prepare a place for you, 3, If I
go and prepare a place for you, I wiU come
again, and receive you unto myseU ; that where
I am, there ye may be also,
Jno, 17.22. And the glory which thou
gavest me I have given them. 24. Father, I
wUl that they also, whom thou hast given me,
be with rae where I ara ; that they may behold
my glory.
Act. 7.65. He, being fuU of the Holy Ghost,
looked up stedfastly into heaven, and saw the
glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right
hand of God. v. 56.
Rom. 2.7. To them who by patient continu
ance in weU doing seek for glory and honour
and immortaUty, eternal life : 10. Glory,
honour, and peace, to every raan that worketh
good. Kom. 5,17. They which receive abundance
of grace and of the gift of righteousneas shaU
reign in Ufe by one, Jesus Christ.
Kom. 6.23. The gift of God is eternal life
through Jesua Christ our Lord.
Rom. 8.17. If chUdren, then heirs ; heirs of
God, and joint-heirs with Christ ; if so be that
we suffer with him, that we may be also
glorified together, 18. For I reckon that the
sufi'erings of this present time are not worthy
to he compared vrith the glory which shall be
revealed in us. 21, The creature itseU also
shaU be deUvered from the bondage of corrup
tion into the glorious liberty of the chUdren
of God,
1 Cor, 1.8. Who shaU also confirm you unto
the end, that ye may be blameless in the day
of our Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Cor. 2.9. Eye hath not seen, nor ear
heard, neither have entered into the heart of
man, the things which God hath prepared for
thera that love him. Isa, 64,4,
1 Cor. 9.25, They do it to obtain a cor
ruptible crown ; but we an incorruptible.
1 Cor, 13.10. When that which is perfect
is corae, then that which is in part shaU be
done away. 12. Now we see through a glass,
darkly ; but then face to face : now I know in
part ; but then shaU I know even as also I am
known, 1 Cor. 15.41. There is one glory of the sun,
and another glory of the moon, and another
glory of the stars : for one star difi'ereth from
another star in glory. 42. So also is the resur
rection of the dead. 50. Flesh and blood
cannot inherit the kingdom of God ; neither
doth corruption inherit incorruption.
2 Cor. 4.17. A far more exceeding and
eternal weight of glory. 18. The things which
are not seen are eternal,
2 Cor, 5.1. A buUding of God, an house
not made vrith hands, eternal in the heavens.
4. For we that are in this tabernacle do groan,
being burdened : not for that we would be
unclothed, but clothed upon, that mortaUty
might be swaUowed up of life. 7. We walk
by faith, not by sight, v. 2-8.
2 Cor. 12.4. He was caught up into para
dise, and heard unspeakable words, which it
is not lawful for a raan to utter.
Eph. 1.18. That ye raay know what is the
hope of his calling, and what the riches of the
glory of his inheritance in the saints.
Col, 1,6. The hope which is laid up for vou
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HEAVEN
in heaven. 12. Partakers of the inheritanct
of the saints in Ught.
Col. 3.4, When Christ, who is our life, shall
appear, then shaU ye also appear with him in
glory. 1 The. 2.12. Walk worthy of God, who hath
caUed you unto his kingdom and glory.
1 The. 4,17. We which are alive and remain
shall be caught up together with them in the
clouds, to raeet the Lord in the air : and so
shall we ever be with the Lord.
2 The. 1.7. To you who are troubled rest
with us, when the Lord Jesus shaU be revealed
frora heaven with his raighty angels,
2 The. 2.14. He called you by our gospel,
to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus
Christ. 2 Tira. 2.10. That they may also obtain the
salvation which is in Christ Jesus with eternal
glory. 11. Ji is a faithful saying: For if we
be dead with him, we shaU also Uve with him :
12. If we suflfer, we shaU also reign with him.
2 Tim. 4.8. There ia laid up for me a crown
of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous
judge, shaU give me at that day : and not to
me only, but unto aU them also that love his
appearing. Heb. 4.9. There remaineth therefore a rest
to the people of God.
Heb. 8.2. The true tabernacle, which the
Lord pitchedj, and not man,
Heb. 9.8. The way into the hoUest of all
was not yet made manifest, 11. A greater and
raore perfect tabernacle, not made with hands,
that is to say, not of this buUding.
Heb. 10. 34. Ye have in heaven a better and
an enduring aubstance,
Heb. 11. 10. He looked for a city whidi hath
foundations, whose buUder and raaker is God.
16. A better country, that is, an heavenly . . .
he hath prepared for them a city.
Heb. 12.22. Ye are come unto mount Sion,
and imto the city of the Uving God, the heavenly
Jerusalem, and to an Innumerable corapany
of angels. 23. To the general assembly and
church of the first-born, which are written in
heaven, and to God the Judge of all, and to
the spirits of just men made perfect. 24. And
to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant.
28. We receiving a kingdom which cannot be
raoved. Heb. 13.14. Here have we no continuing
city, but we seek one to come,
Jas. 1.12. He shaU receive the crown of
Ufe, which the Lord hath promised to them
that love him.
Jas, 2,5, Heirs of the kingdom which he
hath promised to them that love him ?
1 Pet. 1.4. An inheritance incorruptible,
and undefiled, and that fadeth not away,
reserved in heaven for you. 13. Hope to the
end for the grace that is to be brought unto
you at the revelation of Jesus Christ,
1 Pet, 5,1. A partaker of the glory that
shall be revealed. 4. When the chief Shepherd
shaU appear, ye shaU receive a crown of glory
that fadeth not away. 10. Who hath called
us unto his eternal glory by Christ Jesus.
2 Pet. 1.11. An entrance shall be ministered
unto you abundantly into the everlasting king
dom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Chriat.
2 Pet. 3,13. We, according to his promise,
look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein
dweUeth righteousness.

HEAVEN
1 Jno. 2,17, He that doeth the wiU of God
abideth for ever.
1 Jno. 8.2, It doth not yet appear what we
ahaU be : but we know that, when he ahaU
appear, we shall be like hira ; for we shall see
him as he is.
Rev. 2,7. To him that overcometh wiU I
give to eat of the tree of life, which is in the
midst of the paradise of God. 10. Be thou
faithful unto death, and I wiU give thee a
crown of life. 17, To him that overconieth
wiU I give to eat of the hidden raanna, and
wiU give hira a white stone, and in the stone
a new narae vmtten, which no man knoweth
saving he that receiveth it. 26, To him wUl I
give power over the nations. 28. And I wiU
give him the morning-star. v. 27.
Kev. 3.4. They shaU walk with rae in white :
for they are worthy. 6. He that overcometh,
the same shaU be clothed in white raiment ;
and I wUl not blot out his name out of the
book of life, but I wiU confess his name before
my Father, and before his angels. 12. Hira
that overcoraeth wiU I make a piUar in the
temple of my God, and he shall go no raore
out : and I vnU write upon hira the name of
my God, and the narae of the city of my God,
whi^ is new Jerusalem, which cometh down
out of heaven from my God : and I wiU write
upon him my new name.
Rev. 3.21. To him that overcometh vriU I
grant to ait witb me in ray throne, even as I
also overcarae, and am set down with ray
Father in his throne. Luk. 12.8,
Kev. 4,4, Round about the throne were
four and twenty seats : and upon the seats I
saw four and twenty elders sitting, clothed in
white rairaent ; and they had on their heads
crowns of gold,
Kev. 5.9. They sung a new song, saying.
Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open
the seals thereof : for thou wast slain, and
hast redeeraed us to God by thy blood out of
eveiy kindred, and tongue, and people, and
nation. Kev. 6,11. White robes were given unto
every one of thera ; and it was said imto them,
that they should rest.
Kev. 7.9. Lo, a great multitude, which no
man could nuraber, of aU nations, and kin
dreds, and people, and tongues, stood before
the throne, and before the Larab, clothed with
white robes, and palms in their hands.
Kev. 7.13. What are these which are
arrayed in white robes? and whence came
they ? 14. These are they which came out of
great tribulation, and have washed their robes,
and made thera white in the blood of the Lamb,
15. Therefore are they before the throne of
God, and serve him day and night in his
temple : and he that sitteth on the throne
shall dweU among them, 16. They shaU
hunger no more, neither thirst any more ;
neither shaU the sun light on thera, nor any
heat, 17. For the Larab which is in the raidst
of the throne shall feed thera, and shaU lead
them imto Uving fountains of waters; and
God shaU vripe away all tears from their eyes.
laa, 49.9,10.
Kev.11.18. That thou shouldest give reward
unto thy servants the prophets, and to the
aainta, and them that fear thy name, smaU
and great.
Kev. 14.1. A Lamb stood on the mount

ht:aven
Sion, and with hira an hundred forty and foui
thousand, having his Father's name written in
their foreheads. 2. And I heard a voice frora
heaven, as the voice of raany waters, and as
the voice of a great thunder : and I heard the
voice of harpers harping with their harps :
3. And they sung as it were a new song before
the throne, and before the four beasts, and
the elders : and no raan could learn that song
but the hundred and forty and four thousand,
which were redeeraed from the earth.
Rev. 14.4. These were redeemed from
among men, being the first-fruits unto God
and to the Larab. 5. And in their mouth was
found no guUe: for they are vrithout fault
before the throne of God.
Kev. 15.2. I saw as it were a sea of glass
mingled with fire : and thera that had gotten
the victory over the beast, and over his iraage,
and over his raark, and over the number of
his narae, stand on the sea of glass, having
the harps of God.
Rev; 21.1. I saw a new heaven and a
new earth : for the first heaven and the first
earth were passed away ; and there was no
raore sea. 2. And I John saw the holy city,
new Jerusalera, coming down from God out of
heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her
husband. 3. And I heard a great voice out of
heaven saying, Behold, the tabernacle of God
is with men, and he wiU dweU with them, and
they shall be his people, and God hiraseU shaU
be with them, and he their God. 4. And
God shaU wipe away all tears from their
eyes ; and there shaU be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shaU there
be any more pain ; for the former things are
passed away. 5. And he that sat upon the
throne said. Behold, I raake aU things new.
Kev. 21.9. Corae hither, I wiU shew thee
the bride, the Larab's wife, 10, And he
carried me away in the spirit to a great and
high mountain, and shewed me that great
city, the holy Jerusalera, descending out of
heaven from God.
Rev. 21.11. Having the glory of God : and
her Ught was Uke unto a stone raost precious,
even Uke a jasper stone, clear as crystal.
18. The buUding of the waU of it waa of
jasper : and the city was pure gold, like unto
clear glass. 19. And the foundations of the
waU of the city were garnished with all raanner
of precious stones 21. And the twelve gates
were twelve pearls ; every several gate was of
one pearl : and the street of the city was pure
gold, as it were transparent glass.
Kev. 21.22. And I saw no temple therein :
for the Lord God Alraighty and the Lamb are
the temple of it. 23. And the city had no
need of the sun, neither of the raoon, to shine
in it : for the glory of God did Ughten it, and
the Larab is the Ught thereof. 24. And the
nations of thera which are saved shaU walk in
the Ught of it : and the kings of the earth do
bring their glory and honour into it.
Kev. 21.26. And the gates of it shaU not
be shut at all by day : for there shaU be no
night there. 27. There shall in no vrise enter
into it any thing that defileth, neither what
soever worketh abomination, or Tnaketh a Ue .
but they which are written in the Lamb's
book of Ufe.
Bev. 22,1. He shewed me a pure river of
water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding out

HE A. VEN
of the throne of God and of the Larab. 2. In
the raidst of the street of it, and on either
side of the river, was there the tree of Ufe,
which bare twelve manner of fruits, and
3delded her fruit every raonth ; and the leaves
of the tree were for the heaUng of the nations.
3. And there shaU be no more curse : but the
throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it ;
and his servants shaU serve him.
Rev, 22.4. And they shaU see his face ; and
his name shall be in their foreheads. 5. And
there shaU be no night there ; and they need
no candle, neither light of the sun ; for the
Lord God giveth them light : and they shall
reign for ever and ever.
See Praise in Heaven,
HEAVEN. The sky and region of the air,
dew, clouds, and rain, Gen. 1.1,8,9, Gen.
7,11. Gen. 19.24, Deu, 1.10. Deu. 28.12.
laa. 61.6. Mai. 3.10.
 OF Heavens, or Third Heaven,
2 Chr. 2.6. Psa. 68.33. Psa. 115.16. 2 Cor.
12.2. Eph, 4,10, Heb. 7.26.
HEAVENLY-MINDEDNESS. See Spi
ritual diligence,
HEBER THE Kenitb, descended from
flobab, Jud. 4,11,17.
HEBREW, a name ^ven to Abraham, Gen.
14.13 (see Gen. 11.16). To Joseph, Gen. 39.14.
To people of Canaan, Gen. 40.15. To Israel
ites, Ex. 2.6. Deu, 15.12. Jonah 1.9. To
Jews of Palestine, Act. 6.1. To strict Jews,
2 Cor. 11.22. PhU. 3.5. See Israelites.
¦ —  , the language of the Jews, Act.
21,40. Act. 22.2. Act. 26.14. Jno. 5,2, In
scription on the cross written in, Jno. 19.20,
Called the Jews' language, 1 Kin. 18.26, Par-
tiaUy lost during the captivity, Neh. S,8,
Corrupted after the restoration, Neh, 13.24.
HEBRON, built 7 years before Zoan in
Egypt ; the Anakim in, Num, 13,22, Named
Kirjath-arba, Gen, 23.2 ; and Arba, Gen. 35.27,
Jos, 16.13. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob dweU
near, see Mamre. Sarah dies at. Gen. 23.2.
Hoham, king of, slain by Joshua at Makkedah,
Jos. 10.3-39. Anakiras in, destroyed by
Joshua, Jos. 11.21 ; and by Caleb, who takes
thecity, Jos. 14.6-16. Jud. 1.10,20. Apriestly
city of refuge, Jos. 20.7. Jos. 21.11,13. Sara-
son brings the gates of Gaza to, Jud. 16.3.
David reigns at, 2 Sam, 2.1-11, 2 Sam. 3.
Abner buried at, 2 Sam, 3.32, Murderers of
Ishbosheth hanged at, 2 Sara. 4.12. David
anointed king of aU Israel at, 2 Sara. 5.1-6.
Absalom's rebeUion at, 2 Sara. 15.9,10. For
tified by Rehoboam, 2 Chr. 11,10. Ke-peopled
after the captivity, Neh. 11.25. Pool of,
2 Sara. 4.12,
HEDGE. See Fence,
HEGAI, chamberlain of Ahasueras, hia
kindness to Esther, Est, 2.8,9.
HEIFER, offered in sacrifice, Gen. 15,9,
1 Sara. 16.2 ; as an atoneraent for a town in
cases of murder, Deu. 21.1-9. Used in plough
ing, Jud, 14.18 ; and treading out com, Hos,
10.11. lUustrative, Hos. 4.16. Hos. 10.11.
¦  , Red, offering of, Nura. 19.2-10.
Heb. 9.13.
HEIR. See Inheritance.
HELBON, in Syria, wine of, exported, Eze,
27,18. 224

HELL
HELKATH-HAZZURIM (the fleld of
strong men), in Gibeon, where Joab and Abner
fought, 2 Sam. 2.16.
HELL. (1.) Heb. Sheol, the underworld,
translated the grave, Gen. 37.35. Gen. 42.38,
&c. ; the pit, Num. 16.30. Job 17.16. (2.) Gr.
Hades, the abode of the dead, Act. 2,27,31 ;
the place of punishment, Luk. 16,23 ; trans
lated grave, 1 Cor, 16.55. (3.) Gr. Gehenna,
the place of punishraent. Mat, 6.22, Mat,
10,28. Mat, 18.9, Mat. 23.15,33. Luk. 12.6.
Jaa. 3.6. (4.) Gr. Tartarus, place of punish
raent, 2 Pet, 2.4,
Psa. 9.17, The wicked shall be turned into
heU, and all the nations that forget God.
Pro. 15.24. The way of Ufe is above to
the wise, that he may depart from hell be
neath. Isa, 30.33. Tophet is ordained of old ; yea,
for the king it is prepared ; he hath made it.
deep and large : the pUe thereof is fire and
much wood ; the breath of the Lord, like a
stream of brimstone, doth kindle it.
Isa. 33.14. Who araong us ahall dwell with
the devouring fire ? who among ua ahaU dweU
with everlasting burnings ?
Mat. 3.12, He wiU burn up the chaff with
unquenchable fire.
Mat, 7,13. Wide is the gate, and broad is
the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many
there be which go in thereat, v. 14.
Mat, 10.28. Kather fear him which ia able
to destroy both aoul and body in heU,
Mat. 13,42, Shall cast thera into a furnace
of fire : there shaU be wailing and gnashing of
teeth, v. 60,
Mat. 22.13. Cast him into outer darknesa ;
there ahaU be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Mat. 25.41. Then shaU he say also unto
thera on the left hand. Depart frora me, ye
cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the
devU and hia angels. 40. These shall go away
into everlasting punishment.
Mar, 9.43. It is better forthee to enter into
life maimed, than having two hands to go into
heU, into the fire that never shall be quenched :
44, Where their worm dieth not, and the fire
is not quenched. Mat, 6.29. Mat. 18.8,9.
Luk. 16.23. In hell he Uft up his eyes, being
in torments, and seeth Abraham afar off, and
Lazaras in his bosom. 24. And he cried and
said, Father Abrahara, have mercy on me, and
send Lazaras, that he may dip the tip of his
finger in water, and cool my tongue ; for I am
tormented in this fiarae. 26, Between us and
you there is a great gulf fixed: so that they
which woiUd pass from hence to you cannot ;
neither can they pass to us, that would come
from thence. Act. 1.26.
2 The, 1,9. AVho shaU be punished with
everlasting destruction from the presence of
the Lord, and from the glory of his power.
2, Pet. 2.4, If God spared not the angels
that sinned, but cast them down to heU, and
delivered them into chains of darkneas, to be
reaerved unto judgment.
Jude 6. The angela which kept not their
first estate, but left their own habitation, he
hath reserved in everlasting chains under dark
ness unto the judgment of the great day.
Kev. 9.1. To him was given the key of the
bottomless pit. 2. And he opened the bottom
less pit ; and there arose a smoke out of the
pit, as the smoke of a great furnace ; and the

IICT.M
3Un and the air were darkened by reason of the
smoke of the pit. Eev. 11.7.
Eev. 14.10. ShaU drink of the wine of the
wrath of God, which is poured out without
mixture into the cup of his indignation ; and
he shaU be tormented with fire and brimstone
in the presence of the holy angels, and in the
presence of the Lamb: 11. The smoke of
their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever :
and they have no rest day nor night.
Eev. 19.20. These both were cast alive into
a lake of fire burning with brimstone.
Eev. 20.10. The devU that deceived them
was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone,
where the beast and the false prophet are, and
shaU be tormented day and night for ever and
ever. 16. Whosoever was not found written
in the book of life was cast into the lake of
lire. Eev. 21.8. ShaU have their part in the lake
which burneth with fire and brimstone ; which
is the second death. Rev. 2.11.
See Sin, punishment of.— Judgment,
HELM, or Rudder, Act, 27.40. Jas. 3.4.
HELMET of brass, 1 Sam. 17.5,38, 2 Chr.
26.14. Jer. 46.4. lUustrative, Isa. 59.17.
Eph. 6.17. 1 The. 5.8.
HELP. See ArrLiCTioN, peater m. —
God protector.
HELPS, 1 Cor, 12.28, Compare Act. 6.1-6.
Eom. 16.1.
HEMAN, of the tribe of Judah, his wis
dom, 1 Kin. 4.31, 1 Chr, 2,6. Author of
Psa. 88.
 -, a Levite, and one of the 3 masters
of the temple music, 1 Chr. 6.33. 1 Chr. 15.17.
1 Chr. 16.42. Called the king's seer, 1 Chr,
26.6. Hia sons and daughters temple-singers,
1 Chr, 25.6,6.
HEMLOOE, a poisonous plant, Hos. 10.4.
Amos 6.12.
HEN. lUustrative, Mat. 23.37. Luk. 13.34.
HEPHZI-BAH (my deUght is in her), a
name of Judah, Isa. 62.4.
HERALD, Dan. 3.4. Deu. 20.10.
HEKBS. See Piants.
HEKESY, a sect or party. Translated
sect. Act. 6.17. Act. 16.6. Act. 24.6, (verse
14, translated heresy, is the same word). Act.
26.5. Act. 28.22. Translated heresies, and
signifying dissension, 1 Cor. 11.19. Gal. 6.20.
2 Pet. 2.1. Heretic, a factious person, Tit.
3.10. For heresy in the modem use of the
word, see Ministers, unfa ithful.
HERES, a hiU near Aljalon, Jud, 1.35.
HERMOGENES, a disciple who forsook
Paul, 2 Tim. 1.16.
HERMON, a mountain of the Lebanon
range. CaUed Sirion, Deu. 3.8,9. Psa. 29.6.
Zion, Deu. 4.48. Psa. 133.3, Shenir, Deu,
3.9. 1 Chr. 5.23. Song 4.8.
HEROD I. caUed the Great, king of Judea,
sends the wise men to Bethlehem ; slays the
chUdren df Bethlehem ; his death. Mat. 2.
His sons were Archelaus, Aristobulus (not
named in Scripture), PhUip, Herod n. His
grandson, Herod m., son of Aristobulus. His
great-grandson Agrippa, son of Herod HL
His gxanddanghtor Herodias, daughtei of Aris-
lobiUus her daughter was Salome

HEZEKIAH.
HEROD II., son of Herod I., tetrarch of
GalUee, Luk. 3.1. Luk, 23.7. Marries hia
brother's wife. Mat. 14.3,4. Mar. 6.17-19.
Hears John preach ; beheads him in prison.
Mar. 6.16-28. Mat, 14.3-11. Deskes to see
Jesus, Mat. 14.1,2. Mar. 6.14. Luk. 9.7,9,
Luk, 23.8. His cruelty, Luk. 13.31,32, Chrisl
brought before, Luk. 23.6-12,15. Act. 4.27.
 III., son of Aristobulus, and grand
son of Herod I., kUls James ; Imprisons Peter:
his blasphemy and sudden death. Act. 12.1-23.
HERODIAITS, a sect of the Jews; theii
opposition to Jesus, Mat. 22.16. Mar. 3.6.
Mar. 12.13.
HERODIAS, wife of PhiUp and concubine
of his brother Herod, instigates the murder of
John the Baptist, Mat, 14,3-12. Mar. 6.17-28.
Luk. 3.19.
HERODION, a disciple at Eome, and a
kinsman of Paul, Eom. 16.11.
HERON, Lev. 11.19. Deu. 14.18.
HESHBON, the chief city of Sihon, king of
the Amorites, taken by the IsraeUtes, Num.
21.26-36. Deu. 1.4. BuUt by Eeuben, Num,
32.37. Given to Gad ; made a Levitical city,
Jos. 21.38,39. Fish-pools of. Song 7.4. Pro
phecy of, as belonging to Moab, Isa, 16.8.
Jer. 48.2,34,35 ; and Ammon, Jer. 49.1-3,
HETH. See Hittites.
HEZEKIAH, 12th king of Judah (reign, 29
years), son and successor of Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.20.
2Kln. 18.1,2. IChr. 3.13. 2 Chr. 29,1. Mat.
1.9. Purifies and repairs the temple ; restores
its worship ; off'ers sacriflces, 2 Chr, 29. Keeps
the passover, 2 Chr. 30.
Destroys idols, 2 Kin. 18.4. 2 Chr. 31.1..
2 Chr. 33.3. His regulations concerning the
priests, Levites, tithes, and offerings, 2 Chr.
31.2-21. His piety and prosperity, 2 Kin.
18.3,5-7, 2 Chr 29.2. 2 Chr. 31.20,21, 2Chr,
32. 32. Conquers the PhiUstines ; frees himself
from tribute to Sennacherib, 2 Kin, 18,7,8,
Invaded by Sennacherib ; cuts off the supply
of water, and fortifles Jemsalem ; pays him
tribute, 2 Kin. 18,13-16. 2 Chr, 32.1-8. Jera
salem besieged by Tartan, Eabshakeh, &c. ;
their blasphemy ; attempt to excite the Jews
to revolt against Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 18.13-37.
2 Chr. 32.9-19. Isa. 36.
He sends to ask Isaiah's prayers ; receives a
blasphemous letter from Sennacherib ; prays
for deUverance ; is encouraged by Isaiah ;
Assyrian army destroyed, 2 Kin. 19. 2 Chr.
32.20-22. Isa. 37. His sickness ; message
from Isaiah ; prayer ; miracle of the shadow
receding 10 degrees ; his recovery, 2 Kin.
20.1-11. 2 Chr. 32.24. Isa. 38.1-8.21,22.
His psalm of thanksgiving, Isa. 38.9-20. Ee
ceives ambassadors from Babylon ; shews them
his treasures ; is rebuked by Isaiah ; his re
pentance, 2 Kin. 20.12-19. 2 Chr. 32.25,26,31,
Isa. 39. His riches and prosperity, 2 Kin. 17.7.
2 Chr. 32,27-30, Makes a conduit in Jerusa
lem, See GlHON,
Conquest of Amalekites, &c., in his reign,
by Simeon, 1 Chr, 4.39-43. Proverbs 'of Solo
mon, copied by his scribes. Pro. 25.1. His
prayer on Micah's prophecy, Jer, 26.19. His
death and burial, 2 Kin. 20.21. 2 Chr. 32.83.
Prophecies respecting, 2 Km. 19. 20-34. 2 Kin.
20.5,6,16-18. Isa, 38.5-8. Isa. 89.5-7. Jer.
26.18,19, 226

HIDDEKEL
HIDDEKEL, the 3d river of Eden, Gen.
E.14. Daniel's vision in Persia by, Dan. 10.4.
HIEL THE Bethelite, rebuUds Jericho
his son's death as predicted, 1 Kin. 16.34 with
Jos. 6,26.
HIERAPOLIS, a city of Phrygia, a church
m. Col. 4.13.
HIGGAION (meditation), a musical term,
use of not known, Psa. 9.16.
HIGH PLACES. Used for the worship of
God, by Abrahara, Gen. 12.8. Gen. 22.2,13 ;
Jacob, Gen. 81.54; Samuel, 1 Sam. 9.12;
David, 2 Sam. 24.25; Solomon, 1 Kin. 3.2,4.
2 Chr. 1.3; EUjah, 1 Km. 18.80,38; Judah,
2 Chr. 33.17.
Used for idolatry, Num. 22.41, i Kin. 11.7.
1. Kin. 12.31. 1 Kin, 14,23, 1 Kin. 16.14.
1 Kin. 22.43. 2 Kin. 17,9,29, Jer, 7.31.
Eze. 16.24,25.
To be destroyed. Lev. 26.30. Num. 33.52.
Destroyed by Asa, 2 Chr. 14.3; Jehoshaphat,
2 Chr. 17.6; Hezekiah, 2 Kin, 18,4; Josiah,
2 Kin, 23.8. See Tophet.
HIGH-PRIEST. See Priest.
HILKIAH, high-priest, assists Josiah in
ills reformations, and in repairing the temple,
2 Kin. c. 22 & 23, 1 Chr, 6.13, 2 Chr. 34.
Finds the book of the law, 2 Kin. 22.8.
HIN, the 6th part of a bath or 1^ gal., Ex.
29.40. Num. 28.14.
HIND. See Deer,
HINNOM. See Jehoshaphat, valley OF,
HIRAM, or Httram, king of Tyre, aids
David in buUding hia house, 2 Sam, 5.11.
1 Km. 6.1. i Chr. 14.1. 2 Chr. 2.3. Aids
Solomon in buUding the temple, 1 Kin. 5.
2 Chr. 2, Dissatisfied with cities given in pay
ment, 1 Kin. 9,11-13. Sends gold ; his ships
trade with Solomon's, 1 Kin. 9.14,26-28, 1 Kin.
10,11.

 , an artificer from Tyre, who super
intended the buUding of the temple, 1 Kin
7.13-51. 2 Chr. 2.13,14.
HITTITES, one of the 7 nations of Canaan
descended frora Heth, Canaan's son. Gen, 10,15.
Gen. 23.10. Abraham purchases a field from,
Gen. 23, Esau's wives from. Gen. 26.34.
Gen. 36.2.
Their territory. Gen, 23.17-20. Num. 13.29,
Jos. 1.4. Jud. 1.26. Given to the IsraeUtes,
Ex. 3.8. Deu. 7,1. Jos. 1.4. Conquered by
Joshua, Jos. 9.1,2. Jos. c, 10-12, Jos. 24.11.
Imperfectly conquered, Jud, 3.6. Intermar
riages with Israelites, Jud. 3.6,7. Ezr 9 1
With Solomon, 1 Kin. 11,1.
Were tributary to Solomon, 1 Kin. 9.20,21.
2 Chr. 8.7,8. Had kings in his reign, 1 Kin.
10.29. 2 Chr. 1.17 ; and Jorara's, 2 Kin. 7.6,
Uriah and Ahimelech, David's captains, Hit
tites, 1 Sam. 26.6. 2 Sam. 11,3. 2 Sam.
23.39. HIVITES, one of the 7 nations descended
from Canaan, Gen, 10.17. 1 Chr. 1.15. She
chemltes belonged to, Cieh. 34.2 ; and Gibeon
ites, Jos. 9.7. Jos. 11.19. Esau's wives from.
Gen. 26.34. Gen. 36.2. Their territory, Jos.
11.3. Jud. 3.8, 2 Sam. 24.7, Given to the Is
raelites, Ex. 23.23,28. Deu. 20.17. Conquered
by Joshila, Jos, 9.1, Jos. 12,8. Jos. 24.11.
Imperfectly conquered, Jud. 3,5. Tributary
to Solomon, 1 Kin. 9.20. 2 Chr. 8.7.

HOLINESS
HOBAB, brother-in-law of Moses, visits
him in the wUderneaa, Num. 10.29. Jud. 4.11.
Compare Jethro.
HOBAH. See Zobah,
HOLINESS— Sin to be forsaken. Gen,
17,1, I am the Alraighty God ; walk before
rae, and be thou perfect.
Gen. 35.2. Put away the strange gods that
are among you, and be clean, and change your
garments. Ex. 19.6. Ye shall be unto me a kingdom
of priests, and an holy nation,
Ex. 22.31. Ye shaU be holy men nnto me.
Ex. 39.30. The holy crown of pure gold,
and wrote upon it, holiness to the Lord.
Lev. 11,44, I am the Lord your God: ye
shaU therefore sanctify yourselves, and ye sJiaU
be holy ; for I am holy : neither shaU ye defile
yourselves, v. 15. Lev. 19.2. Lev. 20.7.
Deu. 13.17, There shaU cleave nought of
the cursed thing to thine hand.
Deu. 14.2. Thou art an holy people unto
the Lord thy God, and the Lord hatti chosen
thee to be a pecuUar people unto himself.
Deu. 26.19.
Jos. 7,12. Neither wiU I be with you any
more, except ye destroy the accursed from
among you. 13. Up, sanctify the people, and
say, Sanctify yourselves against to-morrow;
for thus saith the Lord God of Israel, There is
an accursed thing in the midst of thee, 0
Israel : thou canat not stand before thine
enemies, untU ye take away the accursed thing
frora among you.
Job 6.24. Thou shalt visit thy habitation,
and shalt not sin.
Job 28.28, To depart from evU is under
standing. Job 36.21. Take heed, regard not iniquity.
Psa, 4.4. Stand in awe, and sin not.
Psa, 24.3, Who shaU ascend into the hiU of
the Lord? or who shall stand in his holy
place? 4. He that hath clean hands, and a
pure heart ; who hath not lifted up hia aoul
unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfuUy. 6. He
shaU receive the blesaing frora the Lord, and
righteousness from the God of his aalvation.
Psa. 16.1-5.
Psa. 32.2, Blessed is the man unto whom
the Lord imputeth not iniquity, and in whose
spirit there is no guUe.
Psa. 37,27. Depart from evil, and do good ;
and dweU for evermore.
Psa, 68.13, Though ye have lien araong the
pots, yet shall ye be as the vringa of a dove
covered with sUver, aud her feathers with yel
low gold.
Psa. 73.1. Truly God is good to Israel, even
to such as are of a clean heart.
Psa. 85.13. Righteousness shaU go before
him ; and shaU set us in the way of his steps.
Psa. 94.15. Judgment shaU return unto
righteousness : and aU tie upright in heart
shaU foUow it.
Psa. 97.10. Ye that love the Lord, hate
evU : he preserveth the souls of hia saints.
Psa. 119,1. Blessed a/re the undefiled in
the way, who walk in the law of the Lord.
2. Blessed are they that keep his testimonies,
and that aeek him with the whole heart.
3. They also do no imquity ; they walk in his
ways. Pro. 11.23. The desire of Wie riKhteoiis is
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Pro. 12.6. The thoughta of the righteoua
are right.
Pro. 16.17. The highway of the upright is to
depart from evU : he that keepeth his way
preserveth Ms aoul.
Pro. 21.8. As for the pure, his work is
right. 16. It is joy to the just to do judg
ment. 29. As for the upright, he directeth
his way.
Pro, 22.1. A good name is rather to be
chosen than great riches, and loving favour
rather than sUver and gold, Ecc, 7.1.
Isa. 4.8. He that remaineth in Jerusalem,
shaU be called holy, even every one that is
written among the Uving in Jerusalem.
Isa. 26.2. Open ye the gates, that the right
eous nation which keepeth the truth raay
enter in.
Isa. 32.17. The work of righteousness shaU
be peace ; and the effect of righteousness
quietness and assurance for ever.
Isa. 85.8. It shaU be caUed The way of
holiness ; the imclean shall not pass over it.
Isa. 61,7. Ye tha^t know righteousness, the
people in whose heart is my law,
Isa. 52.1. Awake, awake; put on thy
strength, O Zion; put on thy beautiful gar
ments, O Jerusalem, the holy city : for hence
forth there shaU no more corae into thee the
uncircumcised and the imclean. 11. Depart
ye. go ye out from thence, touch no unclean
thiTig ; go ye out of the raidst of her ; be ye
clean, that bear the vessels of the Lord,
laa, 57. 2. They shall rest in their beds, ecuh
one walking in his uprightness.
Isa. 60.1. Arise, shine ; for thy light is
corae, and the glory of the Lord Is risen upon
thee. 21. Thy people also shaU he aH right
eous. Isa. G1.3, That they might be called Trees
of righteousness, The planting of the Lord,
that he might be glorified. 11. So the Lord
God vriU cause ri^teousness and praise to
spring forth before aU the nationa.
Araos 3.3, Can two walk together, except
they be agreed ?
- Zeph. 2,3, Seek ye the Lord, all ye meek of
the earth, which have wrought his judgraent ;
seek righteousneaa, seek meekneaa.
Zee. 8.3. Jerusalem shaU becaUed a city of
truth ; and the raountain of the Lord of hosts
the holy raountain. 19. Love the truth and
peace. Zee. 14.20. Upon the bells of the horsea,
HOLINESS UNTO THE LoRD ; and the pots in
the Lord's house ahaU be like the bowls before
the altar. 21, Yea, every pot in Jerusalera
and in Judah shall be hoUness unto the Lord
of hosts : and there ahaU be no raore the
Canaanite in the house of the Lord of hoata.
Mat. 5.8. Blessed are the pure In heart :
for they shall see God. 29. If thy right eye
offend thee, pluck It out, and cast it from thee :
30, If thy right hand offend thee, cut it off,
and cast it from thee ; for it is profitable for
thee that one of thy meir,bera ahould perish,
and not that thy whole body should be caat
into hell.
Mat. 10. 16. Be ye therefore wiae as serpents,
and hamUess as doves.
Luk. 1,74. Might aerve him without fear,
76, Tn holineas and righteousness before him,
aU the days of our Ufe.
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treasure of hia heart bringeth forth that which
is good ; for of the abundance of the heart hih
mouth speaketh.
Jno. 1.47. Behold an IsraeUte indeed, in
whom ia no guUe I
Jno. 5.14. Sin no raore.
Jno. 10.4. The aheep foUow hira : for they
know his voice. 6. And a atranger wUl they
not foUow, but wiU flee frora him.
Jno. 15.19. If ye were of the world, the
world would love his own : but because ye are
not of the world, but I have chosen you out oi
the world, therefore the world hateth you.
Jno. 17.23. I in thera, and thou in me, that
they may be raade perfect in one.
Rora. 6.2. How shall we, that are dead to
sin, Uve any longer therein ? 4. We are buried
with hira by baptism into death : that Uke as
Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory
of the Father, even so we also should walk in
newness of Ufe. 11. Reckon ye also yourselves
to be dead indeed imto sin, but alive unto
God through Jesus Christ our Lord. 12. Let
not sin therefore reign in your mortal body,
that ye should obey it in the lusts thereof.
Rom. 6.13. Neither yield ye your members
as instruments of unrighteousness unto sin :
but yield yoiurselves imto God, as those that
are alive from the dead, and your members
as instruments of righteousness unto God.
14. For Bin shaU not have dominion over you :
for ye are not under the law, but under grace.
19. As ye have yielded your merabers ser
vants to uncleanness and to iniquity unto
iniquity ; even so now 3T,eld your members
servants to righteousness unto holiness, 22,
Being raade free frora sin, and becorae servants
to God, ye have your fruit imto holiness, and
the end everlasting Ufe, v. 1-23.
Rom. 7.4. We should bring forth fruitunto
God. 6. We are delivered from the law, that
being dead wherein we were held ; that we
should serve in newness of spirit, and not in
the oldness of the letter, v. 1-6.
Rora. 8.1. No condemnation to thera wliich
are in Chriat Jesus, who walk not after the
flesh, but after the Spirit. 4. That the right
eousness of the law might be fulfiUed in us,
who walk not after the flesh, but after the
Spirit. 12. Brethren, we are debtors, not to
the flesh, to Uve after the flesh, v. 1-14.
Rora. 12.1. I beseech you therefore, brethren,
by the raercies of God, that ye present your
bodies a living aacriflce, holy, acceptable unto
God, which is your reasonable service. 2. And
be not conformed to thia world: but be ye
transforraed by the renewing of your raind,
that ye raay prove what is that good, and
acceptable, and perfect, wUl of God. 9. Ab
hor that which ia evU ; cleave to that which is
good. Rom. 13.12. The night is far spent, the day
is at hand ; let us therefore cast off the works
of darkness, and let us put on the armour of
Ught. 13. Let ua walk honestly as in the day.
14. Put ye on the Lord Jeaus Christ, and make
not provision for thfe flesh, to fulfil the lusts

Kom, 14,17. The kingdom of God ia not
meat and drUik ; but righteouaness, and peace,
and joy in the Holy Ghoat.
Kom, 16,19. I would have you mse unco
that which is good, and siraple concerning
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HOLINESS

1 Cor. 3.16. Know ye not that ye are the
Lemple of God, and that the Spirit of God
dweUeth in you ? 17. If any man defile the
teraple of God, him shaU God destroy ; for the
temple of God is holy, whidi temple ye are.
1 Cor. 5.7. Purge out therefore the old
leaven, that ye raay be a new lump, as ye are
unleavened. 1 Cor. 6.12. AU things are lawful unto me,
but aU things are not expedient : aU thinga
are lawf td for me, but I wiU not be brought
under the power of any. 13, The body is not
for fornication, but for the Lord, and the Lord
forthe body. 19. What? know ye not that
your body ia the teraple of the Holy Ghost
which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye
are not your own? 20. For ye are bought
with a price : therefore glorify God in your
body, and in your spirit, which are God's.
L Cor. 7.23. Ye are bought vrith a price ; be
not ye the servants of men.
1 Cor, 8.12. When ye sin so against the
brethren, and wound their weak conscience,
ye sin against Christ.
1 Cor. 10.21. Ye caimot drink the cup of
the Lord, and the cup of devUs : ye cannot be
partakers of the Lord's table, and of the table
of devils. 31. Whether therefore ye eat, or
drink, or whatsoever ye do, do aU to the glory
of God. 32. Give none offence, neither to the
Jews, nor to the GentUes, nor to the church
of God.
1 Cor. 12.31. Covet earnestly the best
gifts, ICor, 15.34. Awake to righteousness, and
sin not.
2 Cor. 6.14. Be ye not unequaUy yoked
together with unbelievers : for what feUow
ship hath righteousness with unrighteousness ?
and what coraraunion hath Ught with dark
ness? 15. And what concord hath Christ vrith
Belial? or what part hath he that beUeveth
with an infidel? 16. And what agreeraent
hath the temple of God with idols ? for ye are
the temple of the Uving God. 17. Wherefore
come out from araong them, and be ye sepa
rate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean
thing ; and I wiU receive you,
2 Cor. 7.1. Let us cleanse ourselves frora
all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting
holiness in the fear of God.
2 Cor, 10,3, Though we walk in the flesh,
we do not war after the flesh. 5. Casting dovm
iraaginations, and every high thing that exalt
eth itself against the knowledge of God, and
bring^g into captivity every thought to the
obedience of Christ.
2 Cor. 11.2. I have espoused you to one
husband, that I may present ycm as a chaste
virgin to Christ.
2 Cor, 13.7. I pray to God that ye do no
eril ; not that we should appear approved,
but that ye should do that which is honest.
8. We can do nothing against the truth, but
for the truth.
Gal. 2.17. If, whUe we seek to be justifled
by Christ, we ourselves also are found sinners,
is therefore Christ the minister of sin ? God
forbid. Gal. 5.22. The fruit of the Spirit is love,
joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness,
faith, 23. Meekness, temperance : against
such there ia no law. 24. And they that are
Christ's have crucified the fiesh with the affec-
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tions and lusts. 26. If we Uve in the Spirit,
let us also walk in the Spirit.
Gal. 6.15. In Chriat Jesus neither circum
cision avaUeth any thing, nor uncircumcision,
but a new creature.
Eph. 1.4. He hath chosen us in him before
the foundation of the world, that we ahould
be holy and without blame before hira in love.
13. Ye were sealed witb that Holy Spirit of
promise. 14, Which is the earnest of our in
heritance. Eph. 2.21. In whom aU the building fitly
framed together groweth unto an holy temple
in the Lord : 22. In whom ye also are buUded
together for an habitation of God through the
Spirit. Eph. 4.20, Ye have not so learned Christ;
21. If so be that ye have heard him, and have
been taught by him, as the truth is in Jesus :
22. That ye put off concerning the former
conversation the old man, which is corrupt
according to the deceitful lusts ; 23, And be
renewed in the spirit of your mind ; 24. And
that ye put on the new man, which after God
is created in righteousness and trae holiness.
Eph. 5.1. Be ye therefore foUowers of God,
aa dear chUdren ; 3. But fornication, and all
uncleanness, or covetousness, let it not be
once named among you, as becometh saints ;
8. Ye were sometimes darknesa, but now are
ye Ught in the Lord : walk as chUdren of
Ught : 9. For the frait of the Spirit is in
all goodness and righteousneaa and tmth,
10. Proving what ia acceptable unto the Lord.
11. Have no feUowship vrith the unfruitful
works of darkness, but rather reprove them.
PhU, 1,10. Be sincere and vrithout offence
tUl the day of Christ ; 11, Being fiUed with
the fruits of righteousness, which are by Jesus
Christ, unto the glory and praise of God.
PhU. 2.15. Be blameless and harmless, the
sons of God, vrithout rebidie, in the midst of
a crooked and perverse nation, among whom
ye ahine as Ughta in the world.
PhU. 4.8. Whataoever thinga are true, what
soever things are honest, whatsoever thinga
are just, whatsoever things are pure, what
soever things are lovely, whatsoever things
are of good report ; if there be any virtue, and
if there be any praise, think on these things.
Col. 1.22. To present you holy and unblame
able and unreproveable in his sight.
Col. 3.5, Mortify therefore your members
which are upon the earth, 9, Ye have put off
the old man with hia deeds ; 10, And have
put on the new Tnan, which is renewed in
knowledge after the image of hira that created
him, 12, The elect of God, holy and beloved.
1 The. 2.12. WaUc worthy of God, who
hath called you unto his kingdom and glory.
1 The. 4.3. This is the wUl of God, even
your sanctification. 7. God hath not called
us unto uncleanness, but unto holiness.
1 The. 5.6, Ye are aU the chUdren of Ught,
and the chUdren of the day ; we are not of the
night, nor of darkness. 22. Abstain from aU
appearance of evU.
2 The. 2.13. God hath from the beginnmg
chosen you to salvation through sanctification
of the Spirit.
1 Tim. 1,6, The end of the commandment
is charity out of a pure heart, and of a good
conscience, and of faith unfeigned.
1 Tim, 4.a. GocUiness is profitable unl^ aJJ

HOLINESS
things, having promise of the life that now
is, and of that which is to come. 12. Be
thou an example of the beUevers, in word, in
conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in
purity. 1 IMm. 5.22. Neither be partaker of other
men's ains : keep thyself pure.
1 Tira. 6.6. Godliness with contentraent is
great gain, 11, O man of God, flee these
things ; and foUow after righteousneaa, godU
ness, faith, love, patience, meekness. 12. 1'lght
the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal Ufe,
whereunto thou art alao caUed, and hast
professed a good profession before many
witnesses. 2 Tim. 2.19. Let every one that nameth the
name of Christ depart from iniquity. 21, If
a man therefore purge himself from these, he
shoU be a vessel unto honour, sanctified, and
meet for the master's use, and prepared imto
every good work. 22. Flee also youthful lusts :
but foUow righteousness, faith, charity, peace,
with them that caU on the Lord out of a pure
heart, v. 16,17.
Tit. 1.16. Unto the pure aU thiogs a/re pure.
Tit. 2,10. Adorn the doctrine of God our
Saviour in all thinga.
Heb. 10.22. Having our hearts sprinkled
from an evil conscience, and our bodies washed
vrith pure water.
Heb. 12.1. Lay aside every weight, and the
sin which doth so easUy beset us, and let us
run vrith patience the race that is set before us,
14. FoUow peace vrith all men, and hoUness,
without which no man shaU see the Lord,
16. Looking diUgently lest any man faU of the
grace of God ; leat any root of bitterness
springing up trouble you, and thereby many
be defiled.
Heb. 13.9, It is a. good thing that the heart
be established with grace.
Jas. 1,21. Lay apart aU filthiness and super
fluity of naughtiness 27. To keep hiraself
unspotted from the world.
Jas, 3.17. The wisdora that is frora above
is flrst pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy
to be intreated, fuU of raercy and good fruits,
without partiality, and without hypocrisy. '
Jaa. 4.4. Whosoever therefore wiU be a
friend of the world is the eneray of God,
1 Pet. 1.14. As obedient chUdren, not
fashioning yourselves according to the forraer
luata in your ignorance ; 15. But aa he which
hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in aU
raanner of conversation ; 16. Because it is
written. Be ye holy ; for I ara holy.
1 Pet. 2.1. Laying aside all maUce, and all
guUe, and hypocrisies, and envies, and all evU
speakings, 5. Ye also, as Uvely stones, are
built up a spiritual house, an holy priesthood,
to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to
God by Jesus Christ. 9, Ye a/re a chosen gene
ration, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a
pecuUar people ; that ye should shew forth
the praises of him who hath called you out of
darkness into his marveUous Ught,
1 Pet, 2,11. I beseech you as strangers and
pUgrims, abstain from fleshly lusts, which war
against the soul ; 12, Having your conversar
tion honest among the GentUes : that, whereas
they speak against you as evUdoers, they may
by ycrwr good works, which they shall behold,
glorify God in the day of visitation. 24. Who
bisiJwn self bare our ains in his own body on ]

HOUNESS
the tree, that we, being dead to ains, ahould
Uve imto righteousness,
1 Pet. 3.11. Let him eschew evU, and do
good. Psa. 34.14.
1 Pet. 4.1, Arm yourselves Ukevrise with
the same mind : for he that hath suffered in
the flesh hath ceased from sin ; 2. That he no
longer should Uve the rest of his time in the
flesh to the lusts of men, but to the wUl of
God. 6. That they might be judged according
to men in the flesh, but Uve according to God in
the spirit. 7. The end of aU things is at hand :
be ye therefore sober, and watch unto prayer.
2 Pet. 1.5. Giving aU dUigence, add to your
faithvirtue; and to virtue knowledge; 6. And
to knowledge temperance ; and to temperance
patience ; and to patience godliness ; 7, And
to godliness brotherly ^ndness ; and to
brotherly kindness charity. 8, For if these
things b6 in you, and abound, they make you
that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful
in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
2 Pet. 3,11. SeeiTig then that ail these things
shaU be dissolved, what manner of persons
ought ye to be in aU holy conversation and
godliness, 12. Looking for and hasting imto
the coming of the day of God. 14. Seeing that
ye look for such things, be diUgent that ye raay
be found of him in peace, vrithout spot, and
blaraeless. 1 Jno. 1.6. If we say that wo have feUow
ship with him, and walk in darkness, we lie,
and do not the truth : 7. But if we walk in
the Ught, as he is in the Ught, we have fellow
ship one vrith another.
1 Jno. 2,1. My Uttle chUdren, these things
write I unto you, that ye ain not, 29, Eveiy
one that doeth righteousness is born of him.
1 Jno, 3.6. Whosoever abideth in him sin
neth not : whosoever ainneth hath not seen
him, neither known him, 9. Whosoever is
born of God doth not corarait sin ; for his seed
remaineth in him : and he cannot sin, because
he ia born of God. 10. In this the chUdren
of God are manifest, and the chUdren of the
devil: whosoever doeth not righteousness ia
not of God, neither he that loveth not hia
brother, v. 7,8.
1 Jno, 6.4. Whataoever ia born of Grod
overcometh the world : and this is the victory
that overcometh the world, even our faith.
6, Who is he that overcometh the world, but
he that believeth that Jesus is the Son of God ?
18. Whosoever ia born of God ainneth not ;
but he that is begotten of God keepeth him
self, and that wicked one toucheth him not,
21. Little chUdren, keep yourselves frora idols.
2 Jno. 4. I foimd of thy chUdren walking
in truth, as we have received a commandment
from the Father.
3 Jno, 11, FoUow not that which is evU,
but that which ia good. He that doeth good
ia of God : but he that doeth evU hath not
aeen God.
Kev, 18.4, Corae out of her, my people, that
ye be not partakera of her ains.
Kev, 19.8, To her was granted that ahe
ahould be arrayed in fine linen, clean and
white : for the fine linen is the rignteousness
of sainta.
See Decision — Obedience — Sanctifica
tion— Spiritual Diligence — Sin hateful
— Worship, reverence in — Likeness to
Oop,

HOLY DAY
HOLT DAT, See Feasts— Sabbath,
HOLYPlaoe. SeeTABERNACLE — Temple.
HOLT SPIRIT, his ATTRIBUTES, (fcc. Gen,
1.2. And the Spirit of God moved upon the
face of the waters.
Gen. 6.3, My Spirit shaU not always strive
with man.
Neh. 9.20. Thy good Spirit,
Job 33.4. The Spirit of God hath made rae,
and the breath of the Almighty hath given me
Ufe. Psa. 51.12. Thy free Spirit.
Psa. 139.7. Whither shall I go from thy
Spirit ? or whither shaU I flee from thy presence ?
Isa. 40.13, Who hath directed the Spirit of
the Lord, or being his counseUor hath -taught
him? Mic. 2.7. Is the Spirit of the Lord strait
ened ? are these his doings ?
Zee. 4.6, Not by raight, nor by power, but
by ray Spirit, saith the Lord of hosts, v. 1-7.
Mat. 28.19. Baptizing them in the name of
the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy
Ghost. Luk. 1.35, The Holy Ghost shaU come upon
thee, and the power of the Hi^^hest shaU over
shadow thee ; therefore also that holy thing,
which shall be born of thee, shaU be caUed
the Son of God.
Jno, 6.63. It is the Spirit that quickeneth.
Jno. 14,17, The Spirit of trath. 1 Jno. 5.6.
Act. 6.3. Why hath Satan fiUed thine heart
to Ue to the Holy Ghost ? 4. Thou hast not
lied unto men, but unto Grod.
Kom. 15,30, The love of the Spirit.
1 Cor. 2.10, God hath revealed fhem unto
us by his Spirit : for the Spirit searcheth all
things, yea, the deep things of God, 11. For
what man knoweth the things of a man, save
the spirit of man which is in him ? even so the
things of God knoweth no man, but the Spirit
of God.
1 Cor. 12.11. AU these worketh that one
and the selfsame Spirit, dividing to every man
severaUy as he wiU.
2 Cor. 13.14. The grace of the Lord Jesus
Christ, and the love of God, and the com
munion of the Holy Ghost, be with you aU.
Heb. 9.14. The eternal Spirit,
Heb. 10.29. The Spirit of grace.
1 Pet. 3.18. Christ being put to death in
the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit.
1 Pet. 4.14. The Spirit of glory and of God
resteth upon you.
Kev. 4. 5. Seven lamps of flre burning before
the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God.
Kev. 1.4.
Kev. 6,6. The seven Spirits of God sent
forth into aU the earth,
Bev. 11.11. The Spurlt of life from God.
See God the Father, Son, and Holt
Ghost. HOLT SPIRIT, Miraculous im fluences
of. Joel 2.28,29. Mat, 12,28. Luk. 1.35.
Act. 1.5,8. Act. 2.2-4. Act, 8.15-17. Act.
10.44,46, Act. 11,16, Act, 19.2-6. Kom.
15.19. 1 Cor. 12.9-11. GaL 8.5. Heb. 2.4.
HOLT SPIRIT, Prater FOR. Psa. 51,11.
Take not thy Holy Spirit from rae. 12. Uphold
rae with Thy free Spirit.
Song 4.16, Awoke, O north wind ; aud
come, thou south; blow upon ray garden,
that the spices ^hereof may flow out.

HOLY SPIRIT
Eze. 37.9. Come from the four winds, O
breath, and breathe upon these slain, that
they may Uve.
Luk. 11.18. If ye then, being evU, know
how to give good gifts unto your children :
how much more shaU your heavenly Father
give the Holy Spirit to thera that aak him ?
Act. 4.31. When they hod prayed, the
place was shaken where they were assembled
together ; and they were all filled vrith the
Holy Ghost. Act. L 14. Act. 2.1.
Eph, 3,16, That he would grant you, accord
ing to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened
with raight by hia Spirit in the inner man.
HOLT SPIRIT, Sins against, Isa, 63.10.
They rebeUed, and vexed hia Holy Spirit:
therefore he was turned to be their enemy.
Mat. 12.31, But the blaspheray against the
Holy Ghost shaU not be forgiven unto raen.
32. And whosoever speaketh a word against
the Son of man, it ahaU be forgiven him : but
whosoever apeaketh against the Holy Ghost,
it sh^l not be forgiven hira, neither in thia
world, neither in the world to corae, Luk,
12.10. Mar. 3.29. But he that shall blaapherae
againat the Holy Ghost hath never forgiveness,
but is in danger of eternal damnation. 1 Jno.
5.16. Act. 7.61. Ye do always resist the Holy
Ghost : as your fathers did, so do ye.
Act. 8.18. He offered thera money. 19. Say
ing, Give me also this power, that on whom
soever I lay hands, he may receive the Holy
Ghost. 20. But Peter said imto hira, Thy
raoney perish with thee, because thou hast
thought that the gift of God may be purchased
with money,
Eph, 4,30. Grieve not the Holy Spirit of
God. 1 The, 5,19, Quench not the Spirit.
Heb, 10.29. Of how much sorer punish
raent, suppose ye, shaU he be thought worthy,
who hath done despite imto the Spirit of grace.
Kev. 2.7. He that hath an ear, let him
hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches.
V. 11,22.
HOLY SPIRIT, His work and influ
ences. Gen. 6.3. My Spirit shall not always
strive with raan.
Nura. 27.18. A raan in whora is the Spirit.
Gen. 41,38, Ex, 31,3. Ex, 36.31,
Isa. 82.16. UntU the Spirit be poured upon
us from on high, and the wUderness be a fruit
ful field, and the fruitful field be coimted for
a forest, v. 17.
Isa. 44. 3. I vriU pour water upon him that
is thirsty, and floods upon the dry ground ; I
wiU pour my Spirit upon thy seed, and my
blessing upon thine offspring : 4. And they
shaU spring up as araong the grass, as wlUows
by the water-courses.
Isa, 59.19. When the eneray shaU come in
like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall Uft up
a standard against him. 21. My Spirit that is
upon thee, and my words which I have put in
thy raouth, shaU not depart out of thy mouth,
nor out of the raouth of thy seed.
Isa. 63.11. Where is he that put his holy
Spirit vrithin hira ? 14. The Spirit of the Lord
caused him to rest.
Eze. 39.29. Neither will I hide ray face any
more from thera : for I have poured out my
Spirit upon the house of Israel.

HOLY SPIRIT
Joel 2. 23. I vriU pour out my Spirit upon
aU fleah ; 29. Alao upon the aervants and upon
the handmaids in those days wUl I pour out
my Spirit.
Hag. 2.5. According to the word that I cove
nanted with you when ye came out of Egypt,
so ray Spirit remaineth among you.
Zee. 4.6. Not by might, nor by power, but
by my Spirit, aaith the Lord of hosts.
Zee, 12.10, I wiU pour upon the house of
David, and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalera,
the Spirit of grace and of suppUcaMons : and
they shaU look upon me whom they have
pierced, and they shall mourn.
Mat. 3.11. I indeed baptise you with water
unto repentance : but he shall baptise you vrith
the Holy Ghoat, and with flre. Jno, 1.33.
Act, 11.16,
Jno. 4. 14. Whosoever drinketh of the water
that I shall give hira shaU never thirst ; but
the water that I shall give hira ahaU be in him a
weU of water springing up into everlasting life.
Jno. 7.38. He that beUeveth on rae, as the
scripture hath said, out of his beUy ahaU flow
rivera of Uving water, 39. (But tbia spake he
of the Spirit, which they that believe on him
should receive : for the Holy Ghost was not
yet given; because that Jesus was not yet
glorifled,)
y~ Jno. 14.16. I wUl pray the Father, and he
shall give you another Comforter, that he may
abide with you for ever ; 17. Even the Spirit
of trath ; whom the world cannot receive, be
cause it seeth him not, neither knoweth him :
but ye know him ; for he dweUeth with you,
and shall be in you.

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Jno. 16.26. When the Comforter ia come.

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whom I will send unto you from the Father,
even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from
the Father, he shall testify of rae,
Jno. 16.7. It is expedient for you that I go
away : for if I go not away, the Comforter wUl
not come unto you ; but if I depart, IwiU send
him unto you. 8. When he ia come, he wiU
reprove the world of sin, and of righteousness,
and of judgraent. v. 9-11 ,
Jno, 20,22. He breathed on them, and saith
unto thera. Receive ye the Holy Ghost.
Act. 2.38. Repent, and be baptized every
one of you in the name of Jesns Christ for the
remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gUt
of the Holy Ghost,
Act.«3.19. That your aina may be blotted
out, when the times of refreshing shall come
frora the presence of the Lord.
Act, 6.82. We are his vritnesaes of theae
thin^ ; and so is alao the Holy Ghost, whom
God hath given to thera that obey him.
Act, 6.6, They chose Stephen, a raan full of
faith and of the Holy Ghoat.
Act. 9,31. Walking in the fear of the Lord,
and in tbe corafort of the Holy Ghoat, were
multipUed. Act. 10,44. The Holy Ghoat feU on aU thera
which heard the word, 46. And they of the
clrcumciaion which beUeved were astonished,
as many as came with Peter, becauae that on
the Gentiles also was poured out the gift of
the Holy Ghost. 47. Can any man forbid
water, that these should not be baptized, which
have received the Holy Ghost as weU as we ?
Act. 11.17. , „ ,
Act. 11.24. He was a good man, and fuU of
*he Holy Ghost,

HOLY SPIRIT
Act, 13.52. The disciples were flUed with
joy, and vrith the Holy Ghost.
Act. 15.8. God, which knoweth the hearts,
bare thera witness, giving them the Ho]^
Ghoat, even as he dkd imto us.
Act. 20,28. The flock over the which the
Holy Ghost hath made you overseers,
Kom, 5.5, The love of God is shed abroad
in our hearts by the Holy Ghost, wid(^ is
given unto us.
Rom. 8.4, That the righteousness of the
law raight be fulfiUed in us, who walk not
after the flesh, but after the Spirit. 11. If the
Spirit of him that raised up Jeaus from the
dead dweU in you, he that raised up Christ
from the dead shall also quicken your mortal
bodies .by his Spirit that dweUeth in you.
14. As many as are led by the Spirit of God,
they are the sona of God. 23. Not only they,
but ourselves also, which have the flrst-fraits
of the Spirit.
Rom. 8,26, The Spirit jdso helpeth our
inflrraitiea : for we know not what we should
pray for as we ought : but the Spirit itself
raaketh intercession for us with groanings
which cannot be uttered, 27. And he that
searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the
mind of the Spirit, becauae he maketh inter
cession for the saints according to the will oi
God. V. 1-27.
Rom. 14.17, Joy in the Holy Ghost.
Rom, 15,13. That ye raay abound in hope,
through the power of the Holy Ghost.
1 Cor. 2.4. Not with enticing words of
raan's wisdom, but in demonstration of the
Spirit and of power.
1 Cor. 3.16. Know ye not that ye are the
teraple of God, and that the Spirit of God
dweUeth in you? 1 Cor. 6.19.
1 Cor. 12,4. Now there are diversities of
gifts, but the same Spirit, 7. The manifesta
tion of the Spirit is given to every man to
profit withal. 9. To another faith by the
same Spirit. 11. AU these worketh that one
and the seUsame Spirit, dividing to every man
severaUy as he wUl.
2 Cor. 1.22. Who hath also sealed us, and
given the earneat of the Spirit in our hearta.
2 Cor. 6.6.
2 Cor, 3.6, Able miniatera of the new testa
ment ; not of the letter, but of the Spirit : for
the letter kiUeth, but the Spirit giveth Ufe,
8. How ahaU not the ministration of the Spirit
be rather glorious? 17. Where the Spirit of
the Lord is, there is Uberty.
2 Cor. 4.13. We having the aame Spirit of
faith, 2 Cor, 6.4. Approving ouraelvea aa the
ministers of God. 6. By purenesa, by the
Holy Ghost,
Gal. 3.2. Received ye the Spirit by the
works of the law, or by the hearing of faith ?
3. Are ye so foolish? having begun in the
Spirit, are ye now made perfect by the flesh ?
14. That we might receive the promise of the
Spirit through faith.
Gal. 4.6. Because ye are sona, God hath
sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your
hearts, crying, Abba, Father.
Gal, 6,5. We through the Spirit wait for
the hope of righteousneas by faitii. 16. Walk
in the Spirit, and ye ahall not fulfil the lust of
the flesh. 17. For the flesh lusteth against tho
Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh : and
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HOLY SPIRIT

HOPE

these are contrary the one to the other : so
that ye cannot do the things that ye would.
18, But if ye be led of the Spirit, ye are not
under the law. 25. If we Uve in the Spirit,
let us also walk in the Spirit.
Gal, 6.8, He that soweth to the Spirit shaU
of the Spirit reap Ufe everlasting.
Eph. 1.13, After that ye believed, ye were
sealed with that holy Spirit of promise,
14, Which is the earnest of our inheritance
untu the redemption of the purchased pos
session, unto the praise of his glory.
Eph. 2.18. Through him we both have
access by one Spirit unto the Father. 22. In
whom ye also are buUded together for an
habitation of God through the Spirit,
Eph- 4.3, Endeavouring to keep the unity
of the Spirit in the bond of peace. 4. There w
one body, and one Spirit, even as ye are called
in one hope of your calling. 30. The holy
Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the
day of redemption.
Eph. 5.9. The fruit of the Spirit is in aU
goodness and righteousneas and truth. 18. Be
fiUed with the Spirit.
Eph, 6.18, Praying always with aU prayer
and auppUcation in the Spirit.
PhU. 1,19, Thia shaU turn to my salvation
through your prayer, and the supply of the
Spirit of Jesua Christ.
PhU, 2,1. If any feUowship of the Spirit.
Col. 1.8. Who also declared unto us your
love in the Spirit,
1 The, 1.5. Our gospel carae not unto you
in word only, but also in power, and in the
Holy Ghost, 6, Having received the word in
much affUction, with joy of the Holy Ghost,
2 Tim. 1.7. God hath not given us the spirit
oi fear ; but of power, and of love, and of a
sound mind. 14. That good thing which was
committed unto thee keep by the Holy Ghost
which dweUeth in us,
Heb, 6.4. Thoae who were once enlightened,
and have taated of the heavenly gift, and were
made partakers of the Holy Ghost.
1 Pet, 4.14. Happy are ye ; for the Spirit
of glory and of God resteth upon you.
1 Jno. 3.24. We know that he abideth in
us, by the Spirit which he hath given us.
1 Jno. 4.2. Hereby know ye the Spirit of
God : Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus
Christ is come in the flesh is of God, 13, Here
by know we that we dweU in him, and he in
ua, because he hath given us of his Spirit,
1 Jno. 6.6. It is the Spirit that beareth
witness, because the Spirit is truth. 7. For
there are three that bear record in heaven, the
Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost : and
these three are one. 8. And there are three
that bear vritness in earth, the Spirit, and the
water, and the blood : and these three agree
in one.
Jude 20. BuUding up yourselves on your
most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost.
Kev. 1.4, Grace he unto you, and peace,
frora the seven Spirits which are before his
throne. Kev. 22.17. The Spirit and the bride say.
Come. See Regeneration from the Holt Spirit
— ^Wisdom — Inspiration.
HOMER, the largest dry measure, equal to
10 baths or 90 galls,, Eze. 46.11,14, Num.
11.32, laa, 6.10.
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HONESTY. See Integritt.
HONEY. Useaiuiiood, Ex. 16.31. 2 Sam.
17.29, Pro, 25.27. Song 4.11. Isa. 7.15.
Mat. 3.4, Luk, 24,42. Forbidden tobe offered
vrith sacriflces. Lev, 2.11. Found in rocks,
Deu. 82.13. Psa, 81.16; and wooda, 1 Sam,
14.25. Samson finds, Jud. 14.8. Abounded
in Canaan, Gen. 43.11, Ex, 3.8. Lev. 20.24,
Deu. 8,8; in Egypt, Num. 16.13 ; in Assjrria,
2 Kin. 18.32. Exported from Canaan, F^ze.
27.17, Proverb connected vrith, Jud. 14.18.
HOOD, Isa. 3.28.
HOPE. Psa, 81,24. Be of good courage,
and he shaU strengthen your heart, aU ye that
hope in the Lord.
Psa. 33.18. The eye of the Lord is upon
them that fear him, upon thera that hope in
his mercy; 22. Let thy mercy, O Lord, he
upon us, according as we hope in thee.
Psa. 38.15, In thee, O Lord, do I hope:
thou wilt hear, O Lord my God.
Psa. 39.7. Now, Lord, what wait I for? my
hope is in thee.
Psa. 43,5, Why art thou cast down, 0 my
soul ? and why art thou disquieted vrithin me?
hope in Grod : for I shaU yet praise him, who
is the health of my coimtenance, and my
God. Psa. 71,5, Thou art my hope, O Lord God:
thou art my trust from my youth, 14. I wiU
hope continuaUy, and wiU yet praise thee more
and more.
Psa. 78.7. That they raight set their hope
in God.
Psa, 119.74. They that fear thee wiU be glad
when they see me ; because I have hoped in
thy word. 81. My soul fainteth for thy salva
tion ; but I hope in thy word. 116. Let me
not be ashamed of ray hope. 166. Lord, 1
have hoped for thy salvation.
Psa, 130.7. Let Israel hope in the Lord:
for vrith the Lord fhere is mercy.
Psa. 146.5, Happy is he that hath the God
of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the
Lord his God,
Pro. 10.28. The hope of the righteoiw shall
be gladness.
Pro. 13.12, Hope deferred raaketh theheart
sick : but when the desire cometh, it is a. tree
of Ufe.
Pro, 14.32. The righteous hath hope in hia
death. Jer. 17.7, Blessed is the man that trusteth
in the Lord, and whose hope the Lord is.
Lara. 3. 21. This I recaU to my mind, there
fore have I hope. 24. The Lord is my portion,
saith my soul ; therefore vriU I hope in him,
26, It is good that a man should both hope
and quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord.
Hos, 2.16, I wiU give her the valley of Adior
for a door of hope.
Joel 3,16, The Lord wiU be the hope of his
people, and the strength of the chUdren of
Israel. Act. 24.15. And have hope toward God,
which they themselves also allow, that there
shaU be a resurrection of the dead.
Act. 26.6. I stand and am judged for the
hope of the promise made of God unto our
fathers : 7. Unto which promise our twdve
tribes, instantly serving God day and night,
hope to corae : for which hope's sake, kini;
Agrippa, I ara accused of the JewR.

HOPE
Act. 28.20. For the hope of Israel I am
bound with this chain.
Kom. 5.2, By whora also we have access by
faith into this grace wherein we stand, and
rejoice in hope of the glory of God. 4. Experi
ence, hope : 6. And hope maketh not ashamed ;
because the love of God is shed abroad in
our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given
unto us,
Rom, 8,24. We are saved by hope : but
hope that is seen is not hope : for what a man
seeth, why doth he yet hope for ? 25. But if
we hope for that we see not, then do we with
patience wait for it.
Kom. 12.12. Rejoicing In hope.
Kom. 16.4. That we, through patience and
comfort of the scriptures, inight have hope.
13. The God of hope fiU you with aU joy and
peace in beUeving, that ye may abound in
hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost,
1 Cor. 13,13. Now abideth faith, hope,
charity, these three,
1 Cor, 16. 19. If in this Ufe only we have
hope in Chriat, we are of aU men moat
miserable. 2 Cor. 3.12. Seeing then that we have such
hope, we use great plainness of speech.
Gal. 6.5. We through the Spirit wait for
the hope of righteousness by faith,
Eph. 1.18. That ye may know what is the
hope of his calling.
Eph. 4.4. Ye are called in one hope of your
callUig. PhlL 1,20. According to ray earnest expec
tation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be
asharaed, but that with all boldness, as always,
so now also Christ shaU be raagnifled in my
body, whether it be by life, or by death.
Col. 1.6. The hope which is laid up for you
in heaven. 23, Be not moved away from the
hope of the gospel, 27, Christ in you, the
hope of glory.
1 The. 1.3. Remembering without ceasing
your work of faith, and labour of love, and
patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Chriat.
1 The. 6.8. For an helmet, the hope of
salvation. Eph, 6,17.
2 The, 2.16. Our Father, which hath loved
us, and hath given us everlasting consolation,
and good hope through grace.
1 I^m. 1.1. Lord Jesus Christ, which is our
hope. Tit. 1. 2. In hope of etemal life, which Grod,
that cannot Ue, promiaed before the world
began. •Tit. 2.13. Looking for that blessed hope,
and the glorious appearing of the great God
and our Saviour Jesus Christ,
Tit. 3.7. That being justifled by his grace,
we should be made heirs according to the hope
of eternal life.
Heb. 3. 6. Whose house are we, if we hold
fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the
hope flrm unto the end.
Heb. 6.11. Shew the same diUgence to the
fuU a,ssurance of hope unto the end. 18. Who
have fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope
set before us : 19. Which hope we have as an
anchor of the soul, both aure and stedfast, and
which entereth into that vrithin the veU.
Heb. 11,1, Faith is the substance of things
hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
1 Pet, 1,3, According to his abundant mercy,
hath begotten us again imto a Uvelv hope, by

HOSHEA
the resurrection of Jesus Christ. 13, Gird np
the loins of your mind, be sober, and hope to
the end for the grace that is to be brought
unto you at the revelation of Jesus Christ,
21, That your faith and hope raight be in God.
1 Pet. 3,16. Be ready always to give an
answer to every raan that asketh you a reason
of the hope that is in you with meekness and
fear. 1 Jno, 3.3. Every man that hath this hope
in him purifieth himseU, even as he is pure.
See Faith exemplified.
HOFHNI and Phinehas, aons of Eli,
covetousness and vices of, 1 Sam. 2.12-36,
1 Sam, 3,11-14. Death of, in battle, 1 Sam.
4,4,11,17, HOR, one of the mountains of Seir, Gen.
14.6. Num. 21.4. Num, 33,87. A southern
boimdary of the Israelitea, Num. 34,7,8,
Aaron'a death and burial on, Nura. 20.22-29,
Nura, 33.38,39. Deu. 32.50,
HOREB. See Sinai.
HORITES, original inhabitants of Idumea,
Deu, 2.12,22. Gen, 86.20-30, 1 Chr. 1.38-42.
Invaded by Chedorlaomer, Gen. 14.6. Dispos
sessed by the Edomites, Deu, 2,12,23.
HORMAH. IsraeUtes defeated at, by Ama
lekites, Num. 14.45. Deu, 1.44. They defeat
king Arad at. Num. 21.1-8. Taken by Judah
and Simeon, Jud. 1.17. Jos. 12.14. Given to
Simeon, Jos. 19,4, 1 Chr. 4.30. Within the
bounds of Judah. Jos. 15,80. 1 Sam. 30,80,
HORN. UaedasavesaeljlSam. 16.1. IKin.
1.39. Illustrative of power and prosperity,
IKin, 22.11. Psa. 92,10. Psa. 132,17, Sym
boUcal, Dan. 7.7-24. Dan. 8.3-9,20. Hab. 3.4.
Zee. 1.18-21. Rev. 6.6. Rev. 12.3, Kev.
13.1,11. Kev. 17.3-16, See Trumpet.
HORNET or Wasp, Ex. 23.28. Deu. 7,20.
Jos, 24.12,
HORSE. Used in war forcavalry. Ex, 16.21.
IKin. 22.4. 2 Kin. 7.10. 2Kin. 18.23. Job
39.19-25. Psa. 33.17. Pro, 21.31, Isa, 5,28.
Jer. 4.13. Jer. 8.16. Jer. 12.5. Act. 28.23,82.
In chariots, see Chariots. Used for ridmg,
2 Kin. 9,18,19. Est, 6.8-11. Ecc. 10.7. Isa.
30.16, In agriculture, Isa. 28,28,
BeUs of. Zee, 14,20, Harness of, Jer. 46,4.
Usedin Egypt, Gen. 47,17. Ex. 9.3, Ex, 14.9.
The Jews forbidden to multiply, Deu. 17.16.
Rebuked for multiplying, Isa. 2,7. Isa, 31.1.
Eze. 17.15. Hos. 14,3. Brought from Egypt
by Solomon, 1 Kin, 10.28,29. 2 Chr, 9.26,28.
Brought from Babylon by the Jews, Ezr. 2.66.
Neh. 7,68. SymboUcal, Zee, 1,8, Bev, 6.2-8.
Kev. 9.17. Kev. 19.11-21.
See Bit — Bridle — Whip.
HORSELEECH, Pro. 30.15.
HOSANNA (Heb. save now). Mat. 21.9,16.
Mar. 11.9,10. Jno, 12.13.
HOSEA, propheciea in the reign of Uzziah,
&c., Hos. 1.1,
HOSEN (a tunic or under-garment], Dan.
8.21. HOSHEA, 19th and laat king of larael
(reigns 7 years), son of Elah, slays Pekah and
succeeds him; his evil reign, 2 Kin. 16.30.
2 Kin. 17.1,2. Pays tribute to the king of
-Egypt, and offenda the king of Assyria ; Sa
maria besieged and the people taken captive,
2 Kin. 17,3-23. 2 Kin. 18.9-12. Hos. 10.3,7.
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HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY, Duties to Strangers.
Ex. 22.21, Ex, 23.9. Lev. 19.10,88,34. Lev.
24,22. Deu. 10,18,19. Deu. 24.17,18. Deu.
26,12,18. Deu. 27.19. Isa. 68.7. Luk.
14.12-14. Rom. 12.13. lTrai.3.2. lTim.6.10,
Tit. 1.8. Heb. 18.2. 1 Pet. 4.9. 3 Jno. 6-8.
HospiTALiTT, Examples of : Melchize
dek, Gen. 14.18 Abraham, Gen, 18.8, Lot,
Gen. 19.1. Laban, Gen. 24.81. Jethro, Ex.
2.20. The old man of Gibeah, Jud, 19.16-21,
The widow of Zarephath, 1 Kin, 17.10, The
Shimamite, 2 Kin. 4.8. Elisha, 2 Kin. 6.22.
Israelites, IChr. 12.39. Job, Job 31.32. Lydia,
Act. 16.15, PubUus, Melitans, Act. 28.2.
Gains, 8 Jno. 6-8.
See Feasts — Strangers— Inhospitality,
HOSTAGES, taken by Jehoash from Judah,
2 Kin. 14.14. 2 Chr. 26,24.
HOURS, Dan. 4,33. Dan, 5.5. Of the day,
reckoned from sunrise to sunset, 12 in number,
Jno, 11.9. Mat. 20.3-12. Mat. 27.45,46, Mar.
15.26,33,34. Jno. 1.89. Jno. 4.6,62. Act.
2.16, Act, 3.1. Act. 10.3,9. Of the night.
Act. 23.23. SyraboUcal, Rev, 8.1. Rev. 9.15.
HOUSE. BuUt of bricks, stone, and tiraber,
and plastered. Lev. 14.40-45. Song 1.17. Isa.
9.10. Gen, 11.8. Ex, 1.11-14 ; of earth, Eze.
8.8. Eze. 12.6, BuUt on tovm-walls, Joa.
2.15. Of several storiea. Act. 20.9, Had flat
roofs, see Roofs.
Had porches, Jud, 3.23. 1 Kin. 7.6,7 ; and
courts. Eat. 1,6. Chambers in. Gen. 43.30.
Summer parlour of, Jud. 3,20 ; or loft, 1 Kin.
17.19. Inner chamber, 1 Kin. 22.26. Little
chamber, 2 Kin. 4.10. Upper chamber, 2 Kin.
1.2. 2 Kin. 23.12. 2 Sam. 18.33. Act. 1,18.
Act. 9.37. Act. 20.8. Gueat-chamber, Mar.
14,14. Were painted and inlaid, Jer, 22.14. Eze.
8.10,12. FUesin, Isa. 30.14. Jer. 36.22,23.
Chimneysof, Hos. 13.3. Texts of scripture on,
Deu. 6.9. SuppUed with water, see Wells.
Leprosy found in. Lev. 14,34r53, Laws regard
ing the sale and mortgage ot. Lev. 26.29-33.
Neh. 6.3. Dedicated, Deu. 20.6. Fsa,. SO {title).
Dlustrative, 2 Sam. 7.18. 2 Kin. 20.1. Job
30.23. 2 Cor. 5.1. 1 Tim, 3,15, Heb. 8.2.
Jno. 14.2.
See Ceiling, Corner-stone, Door, Foun
dation, IvoRT, Roof, Window.
Furniture of, see Bed, Bench, Coffer,
Curtains, Lamp, Pillow, Stools, Tables,
Implements, HULDAH, a prophetess. Her predictions
concerning Josiah, 2 Kin. 22.14-20. 2 Clir.
84.22-28. HUMILIATION. See Repentance —
Fasting. HUMILITT, Deu. 9.7. Forget not, how
thou provokedst the Lord thy God to wrath in
the wilderness.
Deu. 16.15. Reraember that thou wast a
bondman in the land of Egypt.
Job 22.29. When men are cast down, then
thou shalt aay. There is Ufting up ; and he
shaU save the humble person.
Job 25.6. Behold even to the raoon, and it
shineth not ; yea, the stars are not pure in his
sight. 6, Howmuch less man, that is a worra?
and the son of man, which is a worm ?
Psa. 9.12. He forgetteth no* the cry of the
humble, 234

HUMTLTIT
Psa. 10.17. Lord, thou hast heard the desiit
of the humble : thou wUt prepare their heart,
thou wUt cause thine ear to hear.
Psa, 22.20. The meek shaU eat and be
satisfled. Psa. 26.9. The meek wUl he guide in judg
ment : and the meek wiU he teadi his way.
Paa, 87.11. The meek ahaU inherit the earth ;
and shall delight themselvea in the abundance
of peace.
Psa, 138.6. Though the Lord be high, yet
hath he respect unto the lowly.
Paa. 147.6. The Lord Ufteth up the meek,
Psa. 149,4. He wiU beautify the meek with
salvation. Pro. 3.84. He giveth grace unto the lowly.
Pro. 10.8. The wise in heart wlU receive
coramandments. Pro. 11,2. With the lowly is wisdom.
Pro, 12,16, He that hearkeneth unto counsel
is wise.
Pro, 13.10. With the weU advised is wisdom.
Pro, 16,33. Before honour is humiUty. Pro,
18.12. Pro. 16.19. Better ii is to be of an hiunhle
apirit with the lowly, than to divide the spoil
with the proud.
Pro. 22.4. By humUity oTid the fear of the
Lord are riches, and honour, and life.
Pro. 27.2. Let another man praise thee,
and not thine own mouth ; a stranger, and not
thine ovra lips.
Pro. 29.28. Honour shaU uphold the humble
in spirit.
Pro. 30.82. If thou hast done foolishly in
Ufting up thyself, or if thou hast thought eril,
lay thine hand upon thy raouth,
Ecc. 6,2. Be not rash with thy month, and
let not thine heart be h^ty to utter an/y thing
before God : for God is In heaven, and thou
upon earth : therefore let thy words be few.
Isa. 29.19. The meek also shaU increase
their joy in the Lord, and the poor among men
shall rejoice in the Holy One of Israel.
Isa. 41,14. Fear not, thou worm Jacob.
Isa. 61.1. Look unto the rock wlience ye art
hewn, and to the hole of the pit whence ye are
digged. Deu. 32.7.
Isa. 67.16. I dweU in the high and holy
place, vrith him also fliat is of a contrite and
hurable spirit, to revive the spirit of the
hurable, and to revive the heart of the contrite
onea. laa. 66.2. To this man vriU I look, even to
him. that is poor and of a contrite spirit, and
trembleth at my word.
Jer. 45.6. Seekeat thou great things for
thyself ? seek them not.
Eze, 16.63. Remember, and be confounded,
and never open thy mouth any more because
of thy sharae, when I am pacified toward thee
for aU that thou haat done, saith the Lord God.
Hos. 13.1, When Ephraim spake trembling,
he exalted himself in Israel.
Mic, 6.8. WaUc humbly with thy God.
Zeph. 8.11. I vriU take away out of the
midst of thee them that rejoice in thy pride,
and thou shalt no more be haughty becauae of
my holy mountain. 12. I wiU alao leave in
the midst of thee an afflicted and poor people,
and they shaU trust in the narae of the Lord.
Mat, 5.3. Blessed are the poor in spirit:
for their's is the kingdom of heaven. Luk.

HUMILITY
Mat. 11.29. Take my yoke upon you, and
•earn of rae ; for I am raeek and lowly in
heart : and ye shall find rest unto your souls.
Mat, 18.2, Jesus called a Uttle chUd unto
him, and set him in the midst of thera, 3, And
said. Verily I say unto you, Except ye be
converted, and become as Uttle children, ye
shall not enter into the kingdora of heaven.
4. Whosoever therefore shaU hurable himself
aa this little chUd, the same ia greateat in the
kingdom of heaven. Mar, 9,33-37. Luk.
9.46-48. Mat. 20.26. Whosoever wiU be great among
you, let hira be your rainister ; 27. And who
soever wiU be chief among you, let him be
your servant. Mar. 10.43,44. Luk. 22.26.
Luk. 1.52. He hath exalted them of low
degree. Luk. 10.21. Thou hast hid theae things
from the vnse and prudent, and hast revealed
them unto babes.
Luk. 14,10. When thou art bidden, go and
ait dovra in the lowest room ; that when he
that bade thee cometh, he raay say unto thee.
Friend, Go up higher, v. 11. Pro. 25.6,7.
Luk. 17.10. When ye shall have done aU
those things which are commanded you, aay.
We are unprofitable aervants : we have done
that which waa our duty to do.
Luk. 18.13. The pubUcan, standing afar off,
would not Uft up BO much as his eyes unto
heaven, but sraote upon his breast, saying,
God be merciful to me a ainner. 14. I t^
you, this man went dovra to hia house juatified
rather than the other: for every one that
exalteth hiraself shaU be abased ; and he that
hurableth hiraself ahaU be exalted. Mat, 28,12.
Jno. 13,14. If I then, you/r Lord and Maater,
have washed your feet ; ye also ought to wash
one another's feet. 16. For I have given you
an example, that ye ahould do as I have done
to you, 16. Verily, verily, I say unto you.
The servant is not greater than his lord;
neither he that is sent greater than he that
sent him.
Kom. 12.3. Not to think of Mmself more
hi^y than he ought to think ; but to think
aoberly. 10. In honour preferring one another.
16. ]VUnd not high thinga, but condescend to
men of low estate. Be not wise in your own
conceits. 1 Cor. 1.28. Base thinga of the world, and
things which are despised, hath God chosen,
yea, and things which are not, to bring to
nought things that are: 29. That no fiesh
should glory in his presence.
1 Cor. 3,18. If any raan amongyou aeeraeth
to be wise in thia world, let him become a fool,
that he may be wise.
1 Cor, 10.12. Let him that thinketh he
standeth take heed lest he faU.
1 Cor. 18.4. Charity vaunteth not itaelf, is
not puflfed up.
G^ 6.26, Let us not be desirous of vain
glory. Eph. 4,2. With aU lowliness and meekneaa,
with long-suffering, forbearing one another in
love. Eph. 5.21. Submittmg yourselves one to
another in the fear of God,
PhU. 2.3. Let nothing he done through stnfe
or vain^ory ; but in lowliness of mind let
each esteem other better than themselves.
Col. 3.12, Put on therefore, as the elect of

FTUMTLITY
Gk)d, holy and beloved, hurablenesa of mind.

Jas. 1,19. Let every man be awUt to hear,
slow to speak, alow to wrath.
Jas. 8.1. Be not many maatera, knowing
that we shall receive the greater condemnation.
Jas. 4.7. Submit yourselves therefore to
Gtod. V. 6,10.
1 Pet. 6.5. Ye yoimger, submit yourselves
unto the elder. Yea, all of you be subject one
to another, and be clothed with humiUty :
for God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace
to the hurable. 6. Hurable yourselves there
fore under the mighty hand of God, that he
may exalt you in due tirae.
HUMILITY Exemplified: Gfen. 18,27.
Behold now, I have taken upon rae to speak
imto the Lord, which am hut dust and ashes,
V. 82,
Gen, 32.10, I am not worthy of the least of
all the mercies, and of aU the truth, which thou
hast ahewed unto thy servant,
Ex. 3.11. Who am I, that I should go imto
Pharaoh, and that I should bring forth the
children of Israel out of Egypt ?
Ex. 4.10, O my Lord, I am not eloquent,
neither heretofore, nor since thou haat spoken
unto thy servant : but I om slow of speech,
and of a slow tongue.
2 Sara. 7.18. Who am I, O Lord God? and
what is my houae, that thou hast brought me
hitherto ? 19. And this was yet a small thing
in thy sight, 0 Lord GJod ; but thou hast spoken
also of thy servant's house for a great whUe to
come. And is thia the raanner of man, 0 Lord
God? IChr. 17.17.
1 Kin. 3.7, I am but a Uttle child : I know
not how to go out or corae in. 2 Chr. 1.10.
1 CSir. 29.14. Who am, I, and what is ray
people, that we should be able to offer so
wiUingly after this sort ? for all things come of
thee, and of thine own have we given thee.
2 Chr, 2.6. Who am I then, that I should
buUd hUn an house ?
Ezr. 9.18. Thou our God haat puniahed ua
less than our iniquities deserve.
Job 9.14. How ranch leas ahall I answer
hira, and choose out my words to reason vrith
him? 15. Whora, though I were righteous,
yet would I not answer, but I would raake sup
plication to my judge. Job 10.15.
Job 33.6. I also ara forraed out of the clay.
Job 40.4. Behold, I am vUe ; what ahaU I
answer thee ? I vriU lay mine hand upon my
raouth. 5, Once have I spoken ; but I wiU
not answer : yea, twice ; but I vriU proceed no
further. Job 42.4. Hear, I beseech thee, and I vriU
speak, 6. I have heard of thee by the hearing
of the ear : but now mine eye seeth thee. 6.
Wherefore I abhor myself, and repent in dust
and ashes
Psa. 8,3, When I consider thy heavens,
4, What is man, that thou art mindful of him ?
and the son pf man, that thou visitest him ?
Job 7.17,18. Psa, 144.3,4.
Psa. 73,22, So fooUsh was I, and ignorant :
I was as a beast before thee.
Psa. 131.1. Lord, my heart is not haughty,
nor mine eyes lofty : neither do I exercise my
self in great matters, or in things too high for
me, 2. Surely I have behaved and quieted
myself, as a chUd that is weaned of his mother :
my soul is even as a weaned chUd. 236

HUMILTTY
Paa. 141.6. Let the righteoua amite rae ; it
shall be a kindness : and let hira reprove me ;
it shaM be an exceUent oil, which shaU not
break my head.
Pro. 30.2. Surely I am raore brutish than
any raan, and have not the understanding of
a raan. 8. I neither learned wisdom, nor have
the knowledge of the holy,
Isa. 6.6. Woe is me I for I am undone ;
because I am a man of unclean Ups, and I
dweU in the midst of a people of imclean lips :
for mine eyes have seen the King, the Lord of
hosts. Isa, 38.15. I shall go softly aU my years in
the bitterness of my soul.
Jer. 1.6. Ah, Lord God! behold, I cannot
speak : for I am a child.
Dan. 2.30. This secret is not revealed to me
for any wisdom that I have more than any
living. Gen. 41,16. Act. 3.12,
Mat. 8.14. John forbad hira, saying, I have
need to be baptized of thee, and comest thou
to rae?
Mat. 15.27, Trath, Lord : yet the dogs eat
of the crumbs which faU from their mastera'
table, Luk. 7.6. Lord, trouble not thyself : for I
am not worthy that thou shouldest enter under
my roof: 7. Wherefore neither thought I
myself worthy to come unto thee : but say in
a word, and ray servant shall be healed.
Mat, 8.8,
Jno. 1.27. He it is, who coming after me is
preferred before me, whose shoe's latchet I am
not worthy to unloose,
Jno. 3.29. He that hath the bride is the
bridegroom : but the friend of the bridegroora,
which standeth and heareth hira, rejoiceth
greatly because of the bridegroom's voice : this
my joy therefore is fulflUed. 30. He must
increase, but I must decrease.
Rom. 7.18, I know that in rae (that is, in
my flesh,) dweUeth no good thing.
1 Cor. 15.10. By the grace of God I am what
I am : I laboured more abundantly than they
aU : yet not I, but the grace of God which was
with me.
2 Cor. 3.6. Not that we are sufficient of
ourselves to think any thing as of ourselves ;
but our sufficiency is of God.
2 Cor. 12.7. There was given to me a thorn
in the flesh, the messenger of Satan to buffet
me, lest I should be exalted above measure,
Eph. 3.8. Unto me, who am less than the
least of aU saints, is this grace given,
PhU. 3.12. Not as though I had already
attained, either were already perfect. 13. Breth
ren, I count not myself to have apprehended.
PhU. 4.12. I know both how tio be abased,
and I know how to abound.
1 Tim. 1,15, Christ Jesus came into the
world to save sinners ; of whom I am chief.
1 Cor, 16.9,
Kev, 4.10. The four and twenty elders fall
down before him that sat on the throne, and
worship him that Uveth for ever and ever, and
cast their crowns before the throne,
Humilitt, Examples OF: Moses, Ex. 18.24.
Gideon, Jud, 6.15, Kuth, Kuth 2.10, Saul,
1 Sam. 9.21. David, 1 Sara, 18.18-23, EUhu,
Job 32.4-7. Elizabeth, Luk. 1.43. CorneUus,
Act. 10.33. Paul, Kom. 1.12. Rora. 16.7.
Peter, Luk. 5.8, 1 Pet, 6.1. John, Kev. 1.9.
See Christ's Meekness.
2Sd

HYPOCRTSY
HUNTING, Lev. 17.13. Job 38.39. Pro.
12.27. Of deer, &c.. Gen. 27.3,6,83. TheUon,
Job 10.16. Nimrod a great hunter, Gen. 10.9;
also Ishmael, Gen. 21.20 ; and Esau. Gten, 26.27.
GJen. 27.30.
HUR. Upholds the hands of Moses, Ex.
17,10, Joint-judge with Aaron, Ex. 24.14.
 , a king of Midian, Num, 31,8. Jos.13.21,
HUSBANDMAN, Dlustrative, Jno. 16.1.
1 Cor. 3.9. See Agriculture.
HUSBANDS. Duties of, Gen. 2.18,23,24.
Gen, 24,67. Gen, 29.20. Deu. 24.5. 1 Sam.
1.8. Pro. 5,18,19, Ecc. 9.9. Mai. 2.14,15.
1 Cor. 7.14,16. 1 Cor. 11.3. Eph. 5.23-33.
Col 3.19, 1 Tun. 5.8. 1 Pet. 3.7.
See Marriage.
HUSHAI. David's companion ; his oppo
sition to Ahithophel, 2Sara, 15.32-37, 2 Sam.
16.16-19. 2 Sara. 17. 1 Chr. 27,33,
HUSK, Num, 6,4. A scrip, 2 Kin. 4.42
[Ttmrg.). A carob pod, Luk. 16.16,
HUZZAB {marg., that which waa estab
Ushed). A narae of Babylon, Nah. 2.7,
HTMENIUS, a false teacher denounced by
Paul, 1 Tira. 1,20. 2 Tim. 2.17.
HTMN. See Psalms— Praise.
HYPOCRIST. Job 8.13. The hypocrite's
hope ahaU periah : 14. Whose hope ahaU he
cut off, and whose trust shall he a spider's
web. 15. He shaU lean upon his house, but
it shaU not stand : he shaU hold it fast, but it
shaU not endure, v. 16-19.
Job 13.9. As one man raocketh another,
do ye so mock hira? 16. An hypocrite shall
not corae before him.
Job 15.31. Let not him that is deceived
trast in vanity : for vanity shaU be his recom
pence. 38. He shaU shake off his unripe grape
as the vine, and shall cast off his flower as the
oUve. 84. For the congregation of hypocrites
shall be desolate.
Job 20.6. The joy of the hypocrite hut for
a moment. Job 27.8. What is the hope of the hypocrite,
though he hath gained, when God taketh away
his soul? 9, WiU God hear his cry when
trouble coraeth upon him ? 10, WiU he delight
himself in the AUnlghty ? wiU he always caU
upon God ?
Job 31. 33. If I covered ray transgressions as
Adara, by hiding raine iniquity in ray bosom.
Job 34,30, "That the hypocrite reign not,
lest the people be ensnared.
Job 36. 13. The hypocrites in heart heap up
wrath : they C17 not when he bindeth them,
14. They die in youth, and their life is among
the unclean.
Psa. 60.16. Unto the wicked God saith,
What hast thou to do to declare my statutes,
or that thou shouldest take ray covenant in thy
raouth? 17. Seeing thou hatest instraction,
and castest my words behind thee,
Psa. 78.36. They did flatter him with their
mouth, and they Ued imto hira with their
tongues. 37. For their heart was not right
with him, neither were they stedfast in his
covenant. Pro. 21.27, The sacrifice of the wicked
is abomination : how much raore, when he
bringeth it with a wicked mind ?
Isa. 1.13. Bring no more vain oblations;
incense is an abomination unto rae ; tbe new

HYPOCRISy
moons and sabbaths, the calling of asserabUes,
I cannot away with ; it is iniquity, even the
aoleran meeting. 15. And when ye spread
forth your hands, I wiU hide mine eyes from
you : yea, when ye make many prayers, I wiU
not hear : your hands are full of blood.
V. 11-14. Isa. 66.3-5,
Isa. 9.17. The Lord shall have no joy in
their young men, neither shaU have raercy on
their fatherless and widows : for every one is
an hypocrite and an evUdoer, and every mouth
apeaketh foUy.
laa. 10.6. I wiU send him against an hypo
critical nation, and against the people of ray
wrath wUl I give hira a charge.
Isa. 29.13. This people draw near me with
their mouth, and with their Ups do honour
me, but have removed their heart far from me,
and their fear toward me is taught by the
precept of men. 15. Woe unto thera that seek
deep to hide their coimsel from the Lord, and
their works are in the dark, and they say. Who
seeth us? and who knoweth us? 16. Surely
your turning of things upside down shaU be
esteemed as the potter's clay.
Isa. 32.5. The vUe person shaU be no more
caUed liberal, nor the churl said to be bountiful.
6. His heart wiU work iniquity, to practise
hypocrisy, and to utter error against the Lord,
Isa, 33.14, The sinners in Zion are afraid ;
fearfulness hath surprised the hypocrites.
Isa. 48.1. Which swear by the narae of the
Lord, and make mention of the God of Israel,
but not in truth, nor in righteousness. 2. For
they caU theraselves of the holy city, and stay
themselves upon the God of Israel.
Isa. 58.2. They seek me daUy, and delight
to know my waya, as a nation that did righte
ousness, and forsook not the ordinance of
their Grod : they ask of rae the ordinances of
justice ; they take deUght in approaching to
God. 3. Wherefore have we fasted, say they,
ind thou seest not ? whej'cfore have we afflicted
our soul, and thou takest no knowledge ? Be
hold, in the day of your fast ye find pleasure,
and exact aU your labours.
Isa. 58.4. Behold, ye fast for strife and
debate, and to smite with the fist of wicked
ness : ye shaU not fast as ye do this day, to
make your voice to be heard on high. 6. Is it
such a fast that I have chosen ? a day for a
man to afflict his soul ? is ii to bow dovra his
head as a bulrush, and to spread sackcloth and
ashes under him? vrilt thou call this a fast,
and an acceptable day to the Lord ?
Isa. 61,8. I hate robbery for burnt-offering,
Jer. 3.10. Her treacherous sister Judah hath
not turned unto me with her whole heart, but
feignedly, saith the Lord. v. 11.
Jer. 5.2. Though they say, The Lord Uveth ;
surely they swear falsely.
Jer. 6.20. To what purpose cometh there
to rae incense from Sheba, and the sweet
cane from a far coimtry ? your burnt-offerings
are not acceptable, nor your sacrifices sweet
unto rae,
Jer. 7.8. Ye trust in lying words, that can
not profit. 9. WiU ye steal, murder, and
commit adultery, and swear falsely, and burn
incense unto Baal, and walk after other gods
whora ye know not ; 10. And corae and stand
before me in this house, which is caUed by my i
name, and say. Wo are delivered to do aU theae
ahoniinations? |

HYPOCRISY
Jer, 12,2, Thou art near in their mouth
and far from their reins.
Jer. 42,20. Ye dissembled in your hearts,
when ye sent me unto the Lord your CJod,
saying. Pray for us unto the Lord our God ;
and according unto all that the Lord our God
shaU say, so declare unto us, and we wiU do it.
V. 21,22.
Eze. 14.7. Everyonewhich separateth him
self from me, and setteth -up his idols in his
heart, and putteth the sturabUngblock of his
iniquity before his face, and cometh to a pro
phet to enqmre of him concerning me ; I the
Lord wUl answer hira by rayself : 8. And 1
will set my face against that man, and will
make him a sign and a proverb, and I vpUl cut
him off from the midst of my people ; and ye
shaU know that I am the Lord. v. 4.
Eze. 20.39. Go ye, serve ye every one hia
idols, and hereafter also, if ye wUl not hearken
unto me : but pollute ye my holy narae no
more with your gifts, and with your idols.
Eze. 6,11, Hos. 8.13. Hos. 9.4.
Eze. 33.30. Tne chUdren of thy people stiU
are talking against thee by the walls and in the
doors of the houses, and speak one to another,
eveiy one to his brother, saying, Come, I pray
you, and hear what is the word that cometh
forth frora the Lord. 31. And they corae unto
thee as the people cometh, and they sit before
thee as ray people, and they hear thy words,
but they vrill not do them : for with their
mouth they shew much love, but their heart
goeth after their covetousness, 32. And, lo,
thou art unto thera as a ver^ lovely song of
one that hath a pleasant voice, and can play
weU on an instrument : for they hear thy words,
but they do them not.
Hos, G.4. O Judah, what shaU I do unto
thee ? for your goodness is as a morning cloud,
and as the early dew it goeth away,
Hos. 7.14. They have not cried unto me
with their heart, when they howled upon their
beds : 16. They return, but not to the most
High : they are like a deceitful bow.
Hos. 8. 2. Israel shaU cry unto me. My God,
we know thee, 3, Israel hath cast off the thiTig
that is good : the enemy shall pursue him.
Hos. lO.l. Israel is an empty vine, he bring
eth forth fruit imto hiraself. 4, They have
spoken words, swearing falsely in making a
covenant. Hos. 11,12, Ephraim compasseth me about
with Ues, and the house of Israel with deceit :
Amos 6.21. I hate, I despise your feast
days, and I wUl not smeU in your solemn
asserabUes. 23. Take thou away from me the
noise of thy songs ; for I wiU not hear the
melody of thy .viola. 24. But let judgment
run down as waters, and righteousness as a
mighty streara. v. 22,25-27.
Mic. 3.11. The priests thereof teach for
hire, and the prophets thereof divine for raoney:
yet vriU they lean upon the Lord, and say. Is
not the Lord araong us ?
Zee. 7.5. When ye fasted and mourned in
the fifth and seventh Trumth, even those seventy
years, did ye at aU fast unto rae, even to me ?
6. And when ye did eat, and when ye did
drink, did not ye eat /or yoursel/ves, and drink
for yourselves ?
Mai, 1.6. If 1 6e a master, where is my
fear? aaith the Lord of boats unto you, 0
priests, that deapise my name. And ye pay
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Wherein have we despised thy name? 7. Ye
offer poUuted bread upon mine altar ; and ye
say. Wherein have we poUuted thee ? In that
ye say, The table of the Lord is contemptible.
8. And U ye offer the blind for sacrifice, is it
not evil ? and if ye offer the lame and sick, is
it not cvU ? offer it now unto thy governor ;
wiU he be pleased with thee, or accept thy
person ? saith the Lord of hosts.
Mai. 1,13. Ye said also. Behold, what a
weariness isU! and ye have snuffed at it, saith
the Lord of hoata ; and ye brought that which
was torn, and the lame, and the sick ; thus ye
brought an offering : should I accepc this of
your hand ? saith the Lord, 14. But cursed
be the deceiver, which hath in his fiock a male,
and voweth, and sacrificeth unto the Lord a
corrupt thing, v. 9-12.
Mai. 2.13. This have ye done again, cover
ing the altar of the Lord with tears, with
weeping, and with crying out, insomuch that
he regardeth not the offering any more, or
receiveth it with good wiU at your hand.
Mai. 3.14, Ye have said. It is vain to serve
God ; and what profit is it that we have kept
his ordinance, and that we have walked mourn-
fuUy before the Lord of hosts ?
Mat. 8.7. 0 generation of vipers, who hath
warned you to fiee frora the wrath to come?
8, Bring forth therefore fruits meet for repent
ance. Mat. 6. 1 . Do not your alms before men, to
be seen of thera : otherwise ye have no reward
of your Father which is in heaven. 2. There
fore when thou doest thine alms, do not sound
a trumpet before thee, as the hypocrites do in
the synagogues and in the streets, that they
may have glory of men. 6. When thou prayest,
thou shalt not be as the hypocrites a/re: for
they love to pray standing in the synagogues
and in the corners of the streets, that they
may be seen of men.
Mat. 6.16. When ye fast, be not as the
hypocrites, of a sad countenance : for they
disfigure their faces, that they may appear
unto men to fast. Verily I say unto you.
They have their reward.
Mat. 7.5. Thou hypocrite, first cast out the
beara out of thine own eye ; and then shalt
thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of
thy brother's eye, 21. Not eveiy one that
saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shaU enter into
the kingdora of heaven ; but he that doeth
tho vriU of ray Father which is in heaven.
22. Many wUl say to rae in that day, Lord,
Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name?
and in thy name have cast out devUs ? and in
thy narae done raany wonderful works ? 23. And
then vTiU I profess unto them, I never knew
you : depart from rae, ye that work iniquity.
Luk. 13.26,27.
Mat. 16.3. Oye hypocrites, ye can discern
the face of the sky ; but can ye not discern the
signs of the times ? Luk. 12.64-66.
Mat. 21.30. He answered and said, I go,
sir : and went not.
Mat. 22,12, Friend, how camest thou in
hither not having a wedding-garment? And
he was speechless ? 13. Then said the king to
the servants, Bind hira hand and foot, and
take him away, and cast him into outer dark
ness. 18, Jesus perceived their wickedness,
and said. Why tempt ye rae, ye hypocrites?
Mat, 23,3. They say, and do not. 4. For
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they bind heavy burdens and grievous to be
borne, and lay them on men's ahouldera ; but
they themselves wiU not move thera vrith one
of their fingers.
Mat. 23.5. AU their works they do for to
be seen of raen : they make broad their phy
lacteries, and enlarge the borders of their
garmenta. 24. Ye blind guldea, which strain
at a gnat, and swaUow a carael. 25. Woe unto
you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites I for ye
raake clean the outside of the cup and of the
platter, but within they are fiUl of extortion
and excess. 26. Thou blind Pharisee, cleanse
first that which is within the cup and platter,
that the outside of them raay be clean also.
V. 13-36.
Mat. 24.60. The lord of that servant shall
come in a day when he looketh not for him,
and in an hour that he is not aware of,
61. And shaU cut him asunder, and appoint
ftim his portion with the hypocrites ; there
shaU be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Mat. 25.3. They that were fooUsh took their
lamps, and took no oU with thera.
Mar. 7.7. Howbeit in vain do they worship
me, teaching /or doctrines the commandmente
of men. 8, For laying aside the command
ment of God, ye hold the tradition of men, as
the washing of pots and cups : and many other
such Uke things ye do. Mat. 16.7-9.
Luk, 6,46, Why caU ye me Lord, Lord, and
do not the things which I say ?
Luk, 8,18. Whosoever hath not, from him
shaU be taken even that which he seemeth to
have, Luk. 11.42. But woe unto you, Phariseea I
for ye tithe mint and rue and all manner of
herbs, and pass over judgraent and the love of
God : these ought ye to have done, and not to
leave the other undone. 44. Woe unto you,
scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites I for ye are
as graves which appear not, and the men that
walk over them are not aware of tliem. 52. Woe
unto you, lavpyers I for ye have taken away the
key of knowledge : ye entered not in yoursdves,
and them that were entering in ye hindered.
V. 89-62.
Luk. 12,1, Beware ye of the leaven of the
Pharisees, which is hypocrisy. 2. For there is
nothing covered, that shall not be revealed;
neither hid, that shall not be known. Mat.
16.6,12, Mar, 8.15.
Luk, 14.34, Salt is good: but if the salt
have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be
seasoned ? v. 35, Mar. 9.60.
Luk. 16.16. Ye are they which justUy your
selves before raen ; but God knoweth your
hearts : for that which is highly esteemed
among men is abomination in the sight of God.
Luk. 20,46. Beware of the scribes, which
desire to walk in long robes, and love greetings
in the markets, and the highest seats in the
synagogues, and the chief rooms at feasts;
47, Which devour widows' houses, and for a
shew mak:e long prayers ; the sarae shaU re
ceive greater damnation. Mat, 23.40, Mar.
12.38-40. Jno. 6.26. Ye seek me, not because ye saw
the miracles, but because ye did eat of the
loaves, and were fiUed. 70. Havenotldiosen
you twelve, and one of you is a devU?
Jno. 7.19. Did not Moses give you the law,
and yet none of you keepeth the law J Why
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Jno. 16.2. Every branch in rae that beareth
not fruit he taketh away. 6. If a mam abide
not in rae, he is cast forth as a branch, and is
withered ; and raen gather them,, and cast fhem
into the fire, and they are homed.
Rom. 1.18. The wrath of Grod ia revealed
from heaven against aU ungodliness and un
righteousness of men, who hold the truth in
unrighteousness. Rom. 2.13. Not the hearers of the law are
just before God, but the doers of the law shaU
be justified. 21. Thou therefore which teachest
another, teachest thou not thyseU? thou that
preachest a man should not steal, dost thou
steal? 23. Thou that makest thy boast of the
law, through breaking the law dishonourest
thou God ? 24. For the name of God is blas
pheraed among the GentUes through you.
t). 22.
2 Cor. 6.12. Thera which glory in appear
ance, and not in heart.
Gal. 6.3. If a man think himself to be some
thing, when he is nothing, he deceiveth hiraself.
PhU. 3.2. Beware of dogs, beware of evU
workers, beware of the concision. 18. Many
walk, of whom I have told you often, and now
teU you even weeping, that ihey are the ene
raies of the cross of Christ : 19. Whose end is
destruction, 1 Tim. 4.2. Speaking Uea in hypocrisy ;
having their conscience seared with a hot iron.
2 Tim. 3.5. Having a forra of godliness, but
denying the power thereof. 13. EvU raen and
seducers shaU wax worse and worse, deceiving,
and being deceived.
Tit, 1, 16. They profess that they know God ;
but in works they deny hi/m, being abomin
able and disobedient, and unto every good
work reprobate.
Heb, 6.4, Those who were once enUghtened,
and have taated of the heavenly gift, and were
made partakers of the Holy Ghost. 6, And
have taated the good word of God, and the
powers of the world to corae.
Jas. 1.8. A double-minded man is unstable
in aU his waya. 22, Be ye doers of the word,
and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.
23, For if any be a hearer of the word, and
not a doer, he is like unto a man beholding his
natural face in a glass : 24, For he beholdeth
himself, and goeth his way, and straightway
forgetteth what manner of raan he was. 26. If
any raan araong you seem to be reUgious, and
bridleth not his tongue, but deceiveth his own
heart, this man's religion is vain,
1 Pet, 2.1. Laying aside all hypocrisies.
16. As free, and not using your Uberty for a
doke of maliciousness, but aa the aervants of
God, 2 Pet, 2.2. Many ahaU foUow their pernl-
cioua ways ; by reason of whora the way of
trath shaU be evU spoken of. 3. Through
covetousness shaU they vrith feigned words
make merchandise of you : whose judgment
now of a long time Ungereth not, and their
damnation slumbereth not. 17. These are
weUs without water, clouds that are carried
with a tempest ; to whom the mist of darknesa
is reserved for ever.
1 Jno. 1.6. If we say that we have feUow
ship with hira, and walk in darkness, we Ue,
and do not the trath.
1 Jno. 2.4. He that saith, I know hira, and
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the trath is nob in hun, 9. He that saith he
ia in. tiie light, and hateth his brother, ia in
darkness even untU now. 19. They went out
from us, but they were not of us ; for if they
had been of us, they would tio doubt have con
tinued vrith us : but they went out, that they
raight be made manifest that they were not all
of us,
1 Jno. 4.20. If a man say, I love God, and
hateth his brother, he is a liar : for he that
loveth not his brother whom he hath seen,
how can he love God whom he hath not seen ?
Jude 12, These are spots in your feasts of
charity, when they feast vrith you, feeding
themselves vrithout fear : clouds they are vrith
out water, carried about of winds ; trees whoso
fruit vrithereth, without frait, twice dead,
plucked up by the roots ; 13. Raging waves
of the aea, foaraing out their own shame ;
wandering stars, to whora is reserved the black
ness of darkness for ever.
Rev, 2.9. I know the blasphemy of them
which say they are Jews, and are not, but are
the synagogue of Satan, Rev, 3.9.
Rev. 3,1. I know thy works, that thou hast
a name that thou Uvest, and art dead.
See Fame oonfidenob — Self-rigiitbous-
NESS— ^IN SEPABATES FROM GOD — MINISTERS
UNFAITHFUL — BA CKSLIDIN G — PHARISEES.
Htpocrist, Examples of : Jacob, Gen.
27.20. Pharaoh, Ex. 8.28,29, Ex. 9.27,28.
Ex. 10.8-11,24, Balaam, Num. 23.10. Jude
11, Saul, 1 Sam. 15.13-15, Absalom, '2 Sara.
15,7. Hazael, 2 Km. 8.12,13. Jehu, 2 Kin.
10.16,31. Samaritans, Ezr. 4.2, Johanan,
Jer, 42.1-12,20,22. Herod, Mat. 2.8. Judas,
Mat. 26.25,48. Jno, 12.6,6. High-priest, Mat.
26.65, Mat. 27.6, PUate, Mat. 27.24. The
Jews, Jno. 9.24. Jno. 11.46. Chief-priests,
Jno. 18.28. Ananias and Sapphira, Act.6.1-10.
Simon Magus, Act. 8.18-23.
HYPOCRIST, Trea CHERT, Unkindness.
1 Chr. 12.17. If ye he come to betray me to
mine enemies, seeing tliere is no vprong in mine
hands, the God of our fathers look thereon,
and rebiU^e it.
Job 6.16. My brethren have dealt deceit
fuUy as a brook, and as the stream of brooks
they pass away. 27. Yea, ye overwhelm the
fatherless, and ye dig a pit for your friend.
Job 12.4. I am as one mocked of his neigh
bour, who caUeth upon God, and he answereth
him : the just upri^t man is laughed to scorn,
5, He that is ready to sUp with his feet is as a
lamp despised in the thought of hira that is
at ease.
Job 13.5. 0 that ye woiJd altogether hold
your peace I and it should be your wisdora.
Job 16.4, I also could speak as ye do : if
your soul were in my soul's stead, I cotUd heap
up words against you, and shake mine head at
you. 20. My friends scorn rae : but mine eye
poureth out tears imto God.
Job 17,2. Are there not mockers vrith me?
and doth not mine eye continue in their pro
vocation ? 6. He hath made me also a byword
of the people ; and aforetime I was as a tabret.
Job 19.3, These ten times have ye reproached
me : ye are not ashamed that ye make your
selves strange to me. 17. My breath is strange
to my vrife, though I intreated for the chil
dren's sake of raine own body. 19. AH ray
inward friends abhorred rae : and they whora
I loved are turned against me, 21. Have pity
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apon me, have pity upon me, O ye my friends ;
for the hand of God hath touched me. 28. Ye
ahould say. Why persecute we him, seeing the
root of the matter is found in me ? v. 1-28.
Job 21.34. How then comfort ye rae in
vain, seeing in your answers there remaineth
falsehood ?
Job 30.1. They tliat are younger than I
have me in derision. 14. They came upon me
as a wide breaking in qf waters : in the deso
lation they roUed themselves upon me. v. 1-14.
Psa. 12.2. With flattering Ups and vrith a
double heart do they speak, 3. The Lord
shaU cut off aU flattering Ups.
Psa. 28. 3. Which speak peace to their neigh
bours, but mischief is in their hearts,
Psa, 31. 11. I was a reproach araong aU mine
enemies, but especiaUy araong ray neighbours,
and a fear to raine acquaintance : they that
did see me vrithout fled frora rae, 1 2. I am
forgotten as a dead man out of mind : I am
like a broken vessel.
Psa. 38.11. My lovers and my friends stand
aloof frora ray sore ; and my kinsmen stand
afar off,
Psa, 41.9. Yea, mine own famUiar friend,
in whom I trasted, which did eat of my bread,
hath lifted up his heel against me.
Psa. 65.12. It was not an eneray that re
proached rae ; then I could have borne it :
neither was it he that hated me that did
magnUy himself against me ; then I would
have hid myself from him : 13. But it was
thou, a man mine equal, my guide, and mine
acquaintance. 20. He hath put forth his hands
against such as be at peace with him : he hath
broken his covenant, 21. The words of his
mouth were smoother than butter, but war
was in his heart : his words were softer than
oU, yet were they drawn swords. 23. Thou, O
God, shalt bring them down into the pit of
destruction : bloody and deceitful men shaU
not Uve out haU their days.
Psa. 62.4. They only consult to cast Mm
down from his exceUency : they deUght in Ues :
they bless with their raouth, but they curse
inwardly. Psa. 69. 20, Reproach hath broken my heart ;
and I am fuU of heaviness : and I looked for
some to take pity, but there was none ; and for
comforters, but I found none.
Psa. 142.4. 1 looked on my right hand, and
beheld, but tliere was no man that would know
me : refuge faUed me ; no man cared for my
soul. Pro. 3.29. Devise not evilagainst thy neigh
bour, seeing he dweUeth securely by thee.
Pro. 23.7. As he thinketh in his heart, so
is he : Eat and drink, saith he to thee ; but
Ills heart is not with thee. 8. The morsel
which thou hast eaten shalt thou vomit up,
and lose thy sweet words.
Pro. 25.19. Confidence in an unfaithful man
in time of trouble is like a broken tooth, and
a foot out of joint. 20. As he that taketh
away a garment in cold weather, and as vinegar
upon nitre, so is he that singeth songs to an
heavy heart.
Pro. 26.23, Bm-ning Upsand a wickedheart
are like a potsherd covered with sUver dross,
24. He that hateth dissembleth with his Ups,
and layeth up deceit within him ; 25. When
lie speaketh fair, beUeve him not ; for Uiere
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are seven abominations in his heart. IP.
Whose hatued is covered by deceit, his wiclred-
ness shaU be shewed before the wlwle con^re-
gation. Pro. 27.5. Open rebuke is better than secret
love. 6. Faithful are the wounds of a friend ;
but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful.
10. Better is a neighbour that is near than a
brother far off. 14. He that blesseth his friend
with a loud voice, rising early in the morning,
it shaU be counted a curse to him.
Ecc. 10.8. He that diggeth a pit shall fall
into it ; and whoso breaketh an hedge, a ser
pent shaU bite him.
Isa. 33.1. When thou shalt make an end
to deal treacherously, they shaU deal treacher
ously with thee.
Jer. 9.4, Take ye heed every one of his
neighbour, and trust ye not in any brother:
for every brother wiU utterly supplant, and
every neighbour vrill walk with slanders.
8. Their tongue is as an arrow shot out ; it
speaketh deceit ; one speaketh peaceably to his
neighbour with his mouth, but in heart he
layeth his wait.
Jer. 12.6. Even thy brethren, and the house
ot thy father, even they have dealt treacher
ously with thee ; yea, they have called a mid-
titude after thee : beUeve them not, though
they speak fair words unto thee.
Lam. 1.2. Among aU her lovers ahe hatb
none to comfort her : aU her friends have dealt
treacherously with her ; they are become her
enemies, Eze, 29,7. When they took hold of thee by
thy hand, thou didst break, and rend aU their
shoulder ; and when they leaned upon thee thou
brakest, and madest aU their loins to be at a
stand. Obad. 7. The men that were at peace with
thee have deceived thee, and prevaUed against
thee ; they tliat eat thy bread have laid a wound
under thee.
Mic, 7,6. Trust ye not in a friend, put ye
not confidence in a guide : keep the doors ol
thy mouth from her that Ueth in thy bosom.
Zee, 13.6. What are these wounds in
thine handa ? Then he shall answer. Those witli
which I was wounded in the house of my
friends. Luk. 21.16, Ye shaU be betrayed both by
parents, and brethren, and kinsfolks, and
friends ; and some of you shaU they cause to
be put to death.
Hypocrist and Treachert, Examples
of: Siraeon, Gen. 34.13. Jael, Jud, 4.18.
Shecheraites, Jud. 9.23. PhiUstines, Jurl
14.20. Saul, 1 Sam. 18.17. 1 Sam. 25.44,
David, 2 Sam. 11.6-17. Absalom, 2 Sam.
13.23-29. Aliithophel, 2 Sam. 16.31.
Hushai, 2 Sam. 15.84. 2 Sam. 16.16-19.
Benhadad, 1 Kin. 20.18. TUgath, 2 Chr. 28.20.
Jews, Jer. 34.12-22. Zedekiah, Eze, 17.15-19
Tyrians, Amos 1,9,10, Judas, Mat, 26.47-60.
See Falsehood — Plattebt — Malice —
Poor, unkindness to.
HYSSOP, 1 Kin. 4,33. Used in sprinkUng
the blood at the first passover. Ex, 12.22. In
the cleansing of lepers. Lev. 14.4,6,51,52.
Heb. 9.19. In preparing the water of separa
tion, Num. 19.6. A spunge with rinegai
presented to Christ on, Jno. 19.29, Illustra
tive, Psa. 61.7,

IBZAN

IBZAN OF Bethlehem, a judge of Israel,
Jud. 12,8-10,
ICE, Job 6.16. Job 38.29. Psa. 147.17.
ICHABOD (no glory), son of Phinehas,
1 Sara. 4.21. 1 Sara, 14,3.
ICONIUM, a town of Lycaonia, in Asia
Minor. Paul visits. Act. 13.61. Is persecuted
at, Act. 14.1-7. 2Tira. 3.11. Jews frora, stone
Paul at Lystra, Act. 14.19. He returns to the
church in, Act. 14.21,22. Act. 16.2.
IDDO, a prophet. His writings, 2 Chr. 9.29.
2 Chr. 12.15. 2 Chr, 13.22.
 , a prophet, grandfather of the prophet
Zechariah, Zee. 1.1.
IDLENESS. Pro. 6.6. Go to the ant, thou
aluggard ; consider her ways, and be vrise.
9. How long vrilt thou sleep, O sluggard? when
vrilt thou ariae out of thy aleep? 10. Yet a.
Uttle sleep, a Uttle aluraber, a little folding of
the hands to sleep : 11. So shall thy poverty
come as one that traveUeth, and thy want as
an armed raan. Pro. 24.83.
Pro. 10.4. He becoraeth poor that dealeth
with a slack hand. 5. He that sleepeth in
harvest is a son that causeth sharae, 26. As
vinegar to the teeth, and as sraoke to the
eyea, ao is the aluggard to them that send
Mm,
Pro. 12,9, He that is despised, and hath a
servant, ts better than he that honoureth hira
seU, and lacketh bread. 24. The slothful shaU
be under tribute. 27. The alothful manxoa&t-
eth not that which he took in hunting.
Pro. 13.4, The soul of the sluggard desireth,
and hath nothing.
Pro, 14,23. The talk of the lips tendeth only
to penury.
Pro. 15.19, The way of the alothful man is
as an hedge of thorns.
Pro. 18,9. He also that is slothful in
his work is brother to him that is a great
waster. Pro. 19.15. Slothfulness casteth into a deep
sleep ; and an idle soul shoU suffer hunger.
Pro. 20.4. The sluggard wUl not plow by
reason of the cold ; therefore shaU he beg in
harvest, and have nothing. 18. Love not sleep,
lest thou come to poverty.
Pro. 21.25. Thedesireof theslothfulkUleth
him ; for his hands refuse to labour. 26, He
coveteth greedUy all the day long.
Pro. 23.21. Drowsiness shall clothe a man
with raga.
Pro, 24.80, I went by the field of the sloth
ful, and by the vineyard of the man void of
understanding ; 31. And, lo, it was aU grown
over with thorns, aTid nettles had covered the
face thereof, and the stone wall thereof was
broken down.
Pro. 26.18. The slothful man saith. There
ia a Uon in the way ; a Uon is in the streets.
14. As the door turneth upon his hinges, so
doth the slothful upon his bed. 15, The aloth
ful hideth his hand in hia boaom ; it grieveth
him to bring it again to his mouth. 16. The
sluggard is wiser in hia own conceit than seven
men that can render a reaaon. Pro. 22.18.
I»ro. 19.24.
Ecc, 10.18. By much slothfulness the buUd- 1
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ing decayeth; and through idleness of the
hands the houae droppeth through.
Isa. 66.10. His watchmen are blind ; sleep
ing, Ijdng down, loving to slumber.
_ Eze. 16.49. This waa the iniquity of thy
Bister Sodom, pride, fulness of bread, and
abundance of idleness was in her and in her
daughters. Luk. 19.20-2.5.
Act. 17.21. AU the Athenians andstrangers
which were there spent their time in notMng
else, but either to teU, or to hear some new
thing. 1 Tim. 5.13. Withal they leam to be idle,
wandering about frora house to house ; and not
only idle, but tattlers also and busybodies.
2 The. 3.10. That if any would not work,
neither should he eat. 11. For we hear that
there are sorae wMch walk among you dis
orderly, working not at aU, but are busybodies.
See Indubtrt.
IDOLATRY. Gen. 35.2. Put away the
strange gods that are among you,
Ex. 20.3. Thou shalt have no other gods
before me. 4, Thou shalt not make unto thee
any graven iraage, or any likeness of any thiTig
that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth
beneath, or that is in the water under the
earth : 6. Thou shalt not bow down thyself
to them, nor serve thera : for I the Lord thy
God am a jealous God. 23, YeshaU not raake
with me gods of silver, neither shaU ye make
unto you gods of gold, Deu. 5,7-9,
Ex. 23.13. Make no raention of the name
of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy
mouth, 1 Cor, 10,7.
Lev, 26.1. Make you no Idols nor graven
image, neither rear you up a standing iraage,
neither shaU ye set up any iraage of stone in
your land, to bow down unto it : for I am the
Lord your God. 30. I vriU destroy your Mgh
places, and cut down your images, and caat
your carcaaea upon the carcases of your idols,
and my soul shall abhor you, Deu, 16.21,22.
Deu, 4.16. Take ye therefore good heed
unto yourselves ; for ye saw no manner of
siraUitude on the day tluit the Lord apake unto
you in Horeb out of the raidst of the fire :
16. Lest ye corrapt yoursehes, and raake you
a graven iraage, the siralUtude of any figure,
the Ukeneaa of male or female. 19. Leat thou
when thou seest the sun, and the raoon, and
the stars, even aU the host of heaven, shouldest
be driven to worsMp them, and serve them,
which the Lord thy God hath divided unto all
nationa under the whole heaven, v. 16-23.
Deu. 4.25-28. Deu. 11.16,17,28. Deu. 28.16-68.
Deu. 30.17,18. Deu.31.1&-21,29. Deu. 32.16-26,
1 Kin. 9.6-9.
Deu. 27.15. Cursed && the man that maketh
afij/ graven or molten image, an aboraination
unto the Lord, the work of the hands of the
craftsman, and putteth if in a secret place.
Ex. 34.17. Lev. 19.4.
Job 81,26. If I beheld the sun when it
shined, or the moon walking m brightness;
27. And my heart hath been aecretly enticed,
or my mouth hath kissed my hand : 28, Thia
also were an iniqmty to be punished by the
judge : for I ahould have deraed the God that
is above.
Psa. 16.4. Their aorrowa ahall be raultipUed
that haaten after another god.
Psa, 44,20, If we have forgotten tbe name
of our God, or stretched out our hands to &
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strange god ; 21. ShaU not God search this
out? Psa. 59,8. Thou shalt have aU the heathen
In derision.
Psa. 79.6, Pour out thy wrath upon the
heathen that have not known thee.
Psa. 81.9. There shaU no strange god be in
thee ; neither shalt thou worship any strange
god. Psa. 97.7. Ctonfounded be aU they that
serve graven images, that boast themselves of
idols. Isa. 42.17. They shall be tumed back, they
shall be greatly ashamed, that trust in graven
images, that say to the molten images. Ye are
our gods. Isa. 45.16.
Joel 3.12. Let the heathen be wakened, and
come up to thevaUey of Jehoshaphat : for there
wUl I sit to judge all the heathen round about.
Jonah 2.8. They that observe lying vanities
forsake their own mercy.
Mic. 4.6. AU people wiU walk every one in
the name of his god.
Mic. 5.16. I wiU execute vengeance in
anger and fury upon the heathen, such as they
have not heard.
Hab. 1.16. They sacriflce unto then- net,
and bum incense unto their drag.
Aet. 15.29. That ye abstain from meats
offered to idols, v. 20. 1 Cor. 8.1-13.
Act. 17.16. He saw the city whoUy given
to idolatry.
Eom. 1.25. Who changed the truth of God
into a Ue, and worshipped and served the
creature more than the Creator.
1 Cor. 6.10. Idolators shall not inherit the
kingdom of God.
1 Cor. 10.14. My dearly beloved, flee from
idolatry. 20. They sacriflce to devUs, and not
to God : and I would not that ye should have
feUowship with devUs. v. 21,22.
1 Jno. 5. 21, little ChUdren, keep yourselves
from idols.
Rev. 21.8. Idolators shaU have their parti
in the lake which burneth with flre and brim- 1
stone : which is the second death. Rev. 22,15, j
See God one God.
IDOLATRY, Examples op: Abraham's
ancestors, Jos, 24.2. Laban, Gen. 31.19,30,
Jacob's household. Gen. 35.2-4. Egyptians,
Num. 33.4. Deu. 29.17. Isa. 19.3. Chal
deans, Jer. 60.38. Nah, 1.14. Hab. 1.16.
Nebuchadnezzar, Dan. 3. Belshazzar, Dan.
6.1-5. Samaritans, 2 Kin. 17.29-41, Mariners,
Jonah 1.5. Athenians, Act. 17.16,23-29.
IDOLATRY OF the Israelites, In Egypt
and the wUdemess, Ex, 32. Num- 25.1-9.
Deu. 9.12-21. Jos. 24.14,23. Psa. 106.19,28,
Amos 6.25,26, Act, 7,40-43. 1 Cor, 10.7.
Undek the Judges, Jud. 2. Jud. 3.6-12.
Jud. 4.1-3. Jud. 5.8. Jud. 6.1-10. Jud. 8.27.
Jud. 9.27. Jud. 10.6-16, Jud. 13.1. Jud.
17.6. Jud. 18.17-31.
Undeb the Kings. Solomon, 1 Kin. 9.6-9,
1 Kin. 11. Neh. 13.26, Jeroboam, 1 Kin,
12,28-33, 1 Kin, 13, 1 Km, 15.29. 1 Kin.
14.9-16. 2 Chr, 11.16. Rehoboam, 1 Kin.
14.22-26. 2 Chr. 12.1-8. Abijam, 1 Kin. 16.3.
Nadab, 1 Kin. 16,26, Baasha, 1 Km. 15.34.
1 Kin. 16,1-7,11-13.
Zimri, 1 Kin. 16.19, Omri, 1 Kin..l6.25,26.
Ahab, IKin. 16.30-33. 1 Kin. 18.18-40. IKin.
19,1,18. 1 Kin. 21.20-29. Ahaziah, 1 Kin.
22.62,68. 2 Kin. 1.2-4,16. 2 Chr. 20.36. ,le-
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lioram, 2 Kin. 3.3,13,14. Jehoram (Jndahi,
2 Km. 8.18. 2 Chr. 21.6,11-19.
Ahaziah, 2 Kin. 8.27, 2 Chr. 22.3,4. 2 Chr.
24.7. Jehu, 2 Kin. 10.29,81. Joash, 2 Kin.
12.3. 2 Chr. 24.17-24. Jehoahaz, 2 Kin. 18.2-7.
Jehoash, 2 Kin. 13.11. Amaziah, 2 Kin. 14.3,4,
2 Chr. 25.2,14-16,20,27. Jeroboam II., 2 Kin.
14.24. Uzziah, 2 Kin. 15.4.
Zachariah, Menahem, Pekahiab, Pekah,
2 Kin. 15.9,18,24,28,29. Jotham, 2 Kjn. 16.36.
2 Chr. 27.2. Ahaz,2Kin. 16.,3,4,10-16, 2Kin,
18.4. 2 Chr. 28.2-6,19-25. 2 Chr, 29.6-9,19,
2 Chr. SO.6-9. 2 Chr. 31.1. Hoshea, 2 Kin.
17.6-23. 2 Kin. 18.9-12.
Manasseh, 2 Kin, 21.1-16. 2 Kin. 24.2,3,
2 Chr. 33.1-11. Amon, 2 Kin. 21.20-22. 2 Kin,
22.16-20, 2 Kin, 23.4-27. 2 Chr, 33.22,23.
2 Chr. 34. Jehoahaz, 2 Kin. 23.32. Jehoiakun,
2 Km. 23.37, 2 Chr. 36.6,8. Jehoiachin,
2 Kin. 24.9. Zedekiah, 2 Kin. 24. 19,20, 2 Chr.
36.12-21, Warnings and punishment, Neh. 9.27-37,
Psa. 78.58-64, Psa. 106,84-42. Isa. 1.29-Sl.
Isa. 2.6-22. Isa. 30.22. Isa. 67.3-13. Isa.
66.3,4. Jer. 1,15,16, Jer, 3.1-11, Jer.
5.1-17. Jer, 7, Jer, 8.1,2,19. Jer. 13.9-27.
Jer. 16. Jer. 17.1-6. Jer. 18.13-15. Jer.
19. Jer. 32.35. Jer. 44. Eze. 6. Eze. 7.19,
Eze. 8.6-18. Eze. 9. Eze. 14.1-14. Eze.
16. Eze. 20. Eze. 22.4. Eze. 23. Eze.
44.10-12, Hos. 1.2, Hos. 4.12-19, Hos.
6.1-3. Hos. 8.6-14. Hos, 9.10, Hos. 10.
Hos. 11.2. Hos. 12.11-14. Hos. 13.1-4. Hos,
14.8. Amos 3.14. Amos 4.4,6. Amos 5.6.
Mic. 1.1-9. Mic. 6.12-14. Mic. 6.16. Zeph.l.
MaL 2.11-13.
See Idolatkous Offebinqs — Idolatry,
OBJECTS OF — Backsliding of Israel.
IDOLATRY, Extinction of, pkedicted.
Ex. 12.12, Against aU the gods of Egypt wiU
I execute judgment. Num. 33.4.
Isa. 2.18. The idols he shall utterly abolish,
20, A man shaU cast his idols of silver, and
his idols of gold, which they made eaeh one
for himself to worship, to the moles and to the
bats. Isa. 31.7,
Isa. 17.7. At that day shaU a man look to
his Maker, and his eyes shaU have respect to
the Holy One of Israel. 8, And he shaU not
look to the altars, the work of his hands,
neither shaU respect that which his fingers
have made, either the groves, or the images,
Isa, 27.9. When he maketh all the stones
of the altar as chalkstones that are beaten
in sunder, the groves and images shaU not
stand up,
Jer. 10,11. The gods that have not made
the heavens and the earth, even they shaU
perish from the earth. 16. They aire vanity,
and the work of errors : in the time of theur
visitation they shaU perish.
Jer. 51.44. I wiU punish Bel in Babylon.
47. 1 wUl do judgment upon the graven images
of Babylon, v. 62. Isa, 21.9,
Zeph. 2,11. The Lord will be terrible unto
them ; for he wiU famish aU the gods of the
earth. Zee, 13.2. I wiU cut off the names of the
idols out of the land, and they shall no more
be remembered: and also I wiU cause the
prophets and the unclean spirit to pass out of
the land.
See Church, Prophecies ok.
IDOLATRY. Folly OF. IKin 18.27. EUiah

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mocked thera, and said, Cry aloud : for he is
a god ; either he la talking, or he ia pursuing,
or he is in a journey, or peradventure he
sleepeth, and must be awaked. Jud, 6.31.
1 Sara. 5.3,4.
2 Chr. 25.15. Why hast thou sought after
the gods of the people, which could not deUver
their own people out of thine hand ? 2 Kin.
3.18. Isa, 86,18. Isa. 16.12. 1 Sam. 12.21.
Psa. 115,4, Their idols are sUver and gold,
the work of men's hands, 6. They have
mouths, but they speak not : eyes have they,
but they see not. 8. They that make them
are like unto them ; so ia every one that trust
eth in them. Psa. 96.5. Psa. 135.15-18.
laa, 2.8.
Isa, 41.23, Shew the things that are to corae
hereafter, that we may know that ye are gods :
yea, do good, or do evU, that we raay be dis
mayed, and behold it together. 24. Behold,
ye a/re of nothing, and your work of nought :
an abomination ia he that chooaeth you,
V. 26-29, Isa, 43.9.
Isa. 44,19, None considereth in hia heart,
neither ia fliere knowledge nor understanding
to say, I have burned part of it in the fire ;
yea, also I have baked bread upon the coala
thereof ; I have roasted flesh, and eaten it :
and shall I make the residue thereof an abo
mination ? shall I faU down to the stock of a
tree? «, 9-20, Isa, 40,19,20.
Isa. 45.20. They have no knowledge that
set up the wood of their graven image, and
pray unto a god that cannot save,
Isa. 46.1, Bel boweth down, Nebo atoopeth,
their idola were upon the beasts, and upon the
cattle : your carriages were heavy loaden ; they
are a. burden to the weary beast. 2. They
atoop, they bow down together ; they could
not deliver the burden, but theraaelvea are
gone into captivity.
laa. 46.6. They laviah gold out of the bag,
and weigh ailver in the balance, and hire a
goldsmith ; and he maketh it a god : they faU
down, yea, they worship. 7. They bear him
upon the ahoulder, they carry him, and set
him in his place, and he standeth : from his
place shall he not remove : yea, one shaU cry
unto him, yet can he not answer, nor aave hira
out of his trouble.
Isa. 47.13. Thou art wearied in the multi
tude of thy counsels. Let now the astrologers,
the star-gazers, the montMy prognosticators,
stand up, and save thee frora these thiTigs that
shaU corae upon thee. 14. Behold, they shaU
be as stubble ; the fire shaU burn them ; they
shaU not deUver themselves from the power
of the flame : there shall not be a. coal to warm
at, nm- fire to sit before it, v. 12-16. 2 Kin,
19.18. Isa. 37.19. Zee. 10,2,
laa, 67.13. When thou criest, let thy com
panies deUver thee ; laut the wind shall carry
thera aU away ; vanity shaU take them.
Jer. 2,28. Where a/re thy goda that thou
hast made thee? let them arise, if they can
aave thee in the time of thy trouble : for accord
ing to the number of thy cities are thy goda, 0
Judah. Deu. 32.37,38. Jud. 10.14. Jer. 11.12,
Jer. 10.6, They are upright as the palm
tree, but speak not : they must needs be bome,
because they cannot go. Be not afraid of
them ; for they cannot do evU, neither also is
U in thera to do good. v. 3-16. Jer. 48.13,
Jer, 51.17. Hab, 2.18,19,

mOLATRY
Jer, 14.22. Are there any araong the vani
ties of the GentUes that can cause rain f
Jer. 16.19 Our fathers have inherited Ues.
vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.
20. ShaU a man raake gods unto himself, and
they are no goda ?
Hos. 8.5, Thy calf, 0 Samaria, hath cast
theeoS; 6. The workmen made it ; therefore
it is not God : but the calf of Samaria shaU be
broken in pieces. Ex, 32.20. Psa, 106,20.
Act. 14.15, Turn frora these vanities unto
the Uving God,
Act, 17.22. In aU things ye are too super
stitious. 23, For as I paased by, and beheld
your devotions, I found an altar with this in
scription, TO THE UNKNOWN GOD. 29. We
ought not to think that the Godhead ia Uke
imto gold, or sUver, or stone, graven by art
and man's device.
Rom. 1.23. Changed the glory of the uncor
ruptible God into an image made lUce to cor
ruptible raan, and to birds, and four-footed
beasts, and creeping things.
1 Cor. 8.4. We know that an idol is nothing
in the world, v. 6.
1 Cor. 12.2, Ye were GentUes, carried away
unto theae dumb idols, even aa ye were led.
Gal. 4.8. When ye knew not God, ye did
service unto them which by nature are no goda.
Rev. 9.20. Repented not of the worka of
their hands, that they should not worship
devils, and idols of gold, and sUver, and brass,
and stone, and of wood : which neither can
soe, nor hear, nor walk. Deu. 4.28. Dan. 5.23.
IDOLATRY. Idolatrous Canaanites
to be destroyed, Deu. 7.2-5,16. Deu. 20.16-18
Their example to be avoided, Ex. 23.81-33. Ex.
34.12-16. Lev. 18.3,27-80. Lev, 20,28, Num.
33.52. Deu, 6.14. Deu. 12.29-31. Deu.
18.9-14. Deu. 29.16-18. Deu. 81.16-18. Jos.
28.7-16, Jud. 2.1-3. Jud. 6,10. 2 Km. 17.35.
 . Idolatrous Offerings and
Worship, Burnt-offerings of ammola, Ex.
32.6, 1 Kin. 18.26. Act. 14,13.
Burnt-offeringa of chUdren (forbidden, see
Lev. 18,21, Lev. 20.1-5). By Canaanites, Deu.
12.31. KingofMoab,2Kin.3.27. ToMoloch,
by laraeUtea, 2 Kin. 16,3. 2 Chr, 28.3. 2 Kin,
21.6. 2 Kin. 23.10. laa. 67.6. Jer. 7.31.
Jer. 32.35. Eze. 16,20,21. Eze. 20,26,31,
Eze. 23.37,39, To deraona, Paa. 106,87,88;
and to Baal, Jer.19.5,6.
Drink-oflferlngs, Isa. 67.6. Isa. 65,11. Jer.
7.18, Jer. 19.13. Jer. 32.29. Jer. 44.17,19,26.
Eze. 20.28. Of wine, Deu. 83,38. Of blood,
Psa. 16.4. Zee. 9.7. Meat-offerings, Iaa.'57,6.
Jer. 7.18. Jer. 44.17. Eze. 16.19. Peace-
offeringa, Ex. 32.6.
Incense burned on altars, 1 Kin. 12.33.
2 Chr. 30.14. 2 Chr. 84,25. Jer. 11,12,17.
Jer. 48,86. Eze. 16.18. Eze. 23,41. On brick
altars, Isa. 65,8. Prayers to idols, Jud. 10,14.
Isa, 44.17. Isa, 45.20. Isa. 46.7. Jonah 1.5.
Praise, Jud. 16.24. Dan, 6.4,
Singing and dancing. Ex, 32,18,19. Music,
Dan. 8.6-7. Cutting the fleah, 1 Kin. 18.28.
Jer, 41.6, Kiasing, Hoa. 13.2. Job 31.27.
Bowing, 1 Kju, 19.18. 2 Kin. 6.18. Tithee
and gifts offered, 2 Kin. 23.11. Dan. 11.38.
Amos 4.4,6. Feaatlng and Ucentious prac-
ticea, Ex. 82.26. Num. 26,1-3, 1 Cor. 10.7,8.
Festivals, 1 Kin. 12.32. Dan. 3,2,3,
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PL A OES— Gardens — Mountains — Priests,
idolatrous — Roofs — Temples, idola
trous. IDOLATRY. Idols to be destroyed,
Ex. 23.24. Ex. 34.13. Num. 33.52. Deu.
7.6,25,26. Deu. 12.2,3. Jud. 2.2. Destroyed
by Jacob, Gen. 86.2-4. Moses, Ex. 32,19,20.
Gideon, Jud, 6,28-32, David, 2 Sam. 6,21,
Jehu, 2 Km. 10,26-28. Jehoiada, 2 Kin, 11,18.
Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 18.8-6, Josiah, 2 Kin,
23 4-20. Asa, 2 Chr. 14.3-5. 2 Chr, 15.8-16.
Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.6. 2 Chr, 19.3. Jews,
2 Chr. 30,14, Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.15.
Objects of. Angels, Col. 2.18.

Animals, Rom. 1.23, Gods of Egypt, Ex. 12.12
Golden calf, Ex. 32.4. Brazen serpent, 2 Kin.
18.4. Net and drag, Hab. 1,16. Unknown
god, Act. 17.23. God of forces, Dan. 11.38,
Men, Act . 14. 8-18. The dead, see Necromancy.
Images. Graven and molten, Ex. 20.4.
Ex. 82.4,20. Deu. 4,28. Tsa. 44.9-12. Hab.
2,18. Standing, Lev. 26.1. 1 Sam. 5.3. Isa.
46.7. Made of gold, sUver, or brass, Psa.
135.16. Isa. 46.6. Dan. 3.1. Rev. 9.20. Of
wood, Deu. 4,28, 2 Kin. 19.18. Isa. 44,13-19;
and adorned with gold and sUver, Isa. 40.19,20,
Jer. 10,3-5, Of stone, Lev. 26.1. Jer, 2.27.
Act. 17.29. Adorned with garmenta, Jer. 10.9.
Eze. 16.18.
Pictures, Nura. 33.62. Isa. 2.16. Pictures
on walls, Eze. 8.10. Ear-rings, Gen. 86.4, see
Shrine. Golden ephod, see Teraphim.
See Calves — Demons — Moon — Stars
— Sun — Adrammelech — Ashima — Ash
taroth — Baal — Baal-Berith — Baai.-
peor — Baalzebub — Bel — Castor and
Pollux — Chemosh — Chiun — Dagon —
Diana — Jupiter — Malch am — Mercury
— Merodaoh — Molech — Nebo — Nergal —
Nibhaz — ^Nisroch — Queen of Heaven —
RiMMON — Succoth-benoth — Tammuz —
Tartak.  . Punished with death, Ex.
22.20. Lev. 20.2-5. Num. 25.4,5. Deu.
13.6-16. Deu. 17,2-7, See Jud, 6,31.
IDUMEA, See Edomites,
IGNORANCE. See Maii'b Ignorance-
Spiritual Blindness — Apostles' imper
fect Knowledge — God's Providence mis
understood, ILLTRIGnM, or Dalmatia, a country
north-west of Macedonia ; Paul preaches at,
Rora. 16,19. Titus sent to, 2 Tira. 4.10.
IMAGES. See Idolatry, objects of.
IMMANUEL (God with ua), a name of
Christ, Mat. 1,28. Isa. 7.14.
IMMORTALITT. See Soul of Man
IMMORTAL. IMPENITENCE. Lev. 23.29. Whatsoever
soul it be that shaU not be afflicted in that
same day, he ahaU be cut off frora among Ms
people. Lev. 26,21. If ye walk contrary unto me,
and wiU not hearken unto rae ; I wiU bring
seven tiraes raore plaguea upon you according
to your sine. v. 22-24,
Deu. 29.19. I shall have peace, though I
walk in the Imagination of mine heart.
1 Sam. 16.23. Stubbornness is as iniquity
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Job 9. 4. Who hath hardened /liTnseJE/against
him, and hath prospered?
Job 24,18. They are of thoae that rebel
against the light ; they know not the ways
thereof, nor abide in the paths thereof.
Job 33.14, God speaketh once, yea twice,
yet man perceiveth it not.
Psa. 7.12. If he tum not, he wUl whet Ms
sword ; he hath bent his bow, and made it
ready, v. 18.
Psa, 32.9, Be ye not as the horse, or as the
mule, whiAJi have no understanding.
Psa, 60,17. Thou hatest instruotion, and
castest my words behind thee. 21. These tilings
hast thou done, and I kept sUence ; hut I wUl
reprove thee, and set them in order before
thine eyes.
Psa. 58,4, Like the deaf adder that stoppeth
her ear ; 5. WMch wiU not hearken to the
voice of charmers, charming never ao vriaely.
Paa, 68.21, God ahaU wound the head of
his enemies, amd the hairy scalp of such an
one as goeth on stUl in his trespasaes.
Psa. 78,8. A stubborn and rebeUioua gene
ration ; a generation that set not their heart
aright, and whose spirit was not atedfast with
God. Psa. 81.11, My people would not hearken
to my voice ; and Israel would none of me.
12. So I gave them up unto their own hearts'
lust : and they walked in their own coimsela.
Psa. 82.6. They know not, neither wUl they
understand ; they walk on in darkness.
Psa. 96.8. Harden not your heart, as in the
provocation, and as in the day of temptation
in the vrildemess.
Psa. 107.11. TheyrebeUedagainstthewordB
of God, and contemned the counsel of the most
High ; 12. ITierefore he brought dovra their
heart with labour ; they f eU down, and fhere
was none to help.
Pro. 1.24. Because I have caUed, and ye
refused ; I have stretched out my hand, and
no man regarded ; 26. But ye have aet at
nought all my counsel, and would none of my
reproof: 26, I also wUl laugh at your cala-
Eoity ; I wUl mock when your fear cometh.
28. Then shaU they call upon rae, but I wiU
not answer ; they shall seek me early, but they
sbaU not find me : 29. For that they hated
knowledge, and did not choose the fear of the
Lord : 80. They would none of my counsel :
they despised aJl my reproof. 31, Therefore
shall they eat of the fnUt of their own way,
and be filled with their own devices, v. 27.
Pro. 11.8. The perverseness of transgressors
shaU destroy them.
Pro. 15.10. He that hateth reproof ahall die,
32. He that refuaeth instruction despiseth Ma
own soul.
Pro. 19,16, He that despiseth hia way shall
die. Pro. 26,11. As a dog returneth to hia vomit,
so a fool returneth to hia foUy.
Pro, 28,18, He that covereth his sina shall
not prosper. 14. He that hardeneth his heart
shaU faU into mischief. Pro. 21.29,
Pro, 29.1. He, that being often reproved
hardeneth A/i»neck, ahall suddenly bedestroyed,
and that without remedy.
Ecc. 8.11. Because aentence against an eril
work is not executed speedUy, therefore the
heart of the sona of men is fully aet in them
to do evil.

IMPENITENCE
Isa. 26.10. Let favour be shewed to the
wicked, yetvriU he not leam ri^teousnesa : in
the land of uprightness vriU he deal unjustly,
and vrill not behold tiie majeaty of the Lord.
laa, 82.9. Riae up, ye women that are at
ease ; hear my voice, ye careleaa daughtera ;
give ear unto my apeech, 10. Many daya
and years shall ye be troubled, ye careless
women. Isa. 42.24. They would not walk in hia
waya, neither were they obedient unto hia
law. 25. Therefore he hath poured upon him
the fury of hia anger, and the strength of
battle : and it hath aet him on fire round
about, yet he knew not ; and it bumed Mra,
yet he laid it not to heart, v. 18-23.
Isa. 46.12. Hearken unto me, ye stout
hearted, that are far frora righteousness :
18. I bring near my righteouaness.
laa, 48.4. I knew that thou art obstinate,
and thy neck is an iron sinew, and thy brow
brass. 8. Yea, thou heardest not ; yea, thou
knewest not ; yea, from that time that thine
ear was not opened : for I knew that thou
wouldest deal very treacherously, and wast
called a transgressor frora the womb.
Isa. 67.11. Of whom hast thou been afraid
or feared, that thou hast lied, and hast not
remembered me, nor laid it to thy heart?
have not I held my peace even of old, and
thou fearest me not?
Isa. 65.12. Because when I caUed, ye did
not answer ; when I spake, ye did not hear ;
but did evU before mine eyes, and did choose
that wherein I deUghted not. 16. Ye shaU
leave your name for a curse unto ray chosen :
for the Lord God shaU slay thee. Isa. 66.4.
Jer, 3,10. And yet for aU this her treacherous
sister Judah hath not tumed unto rae vrith
her whole heart, but feignedly, saith the Lord,
V. 7-9.
Jer. 6,21, Hear now thia, O fooUah people,
and without understanding ; which have eyes,
and see not ; which have ears, and hear not :
22, Fear ye not rae ? saith the Lord : vriU ye
not trerable at my presence. 23. This people
hatb a revolting and a rebeUious heart ; they
are revolted and gone.
Jer. 6.10. To whora shaU I speak, and give
warning, that they raay hear? behold, their
ear is uncircumcised, and they cannot hearken :
behold, the word of the Lord is unto thera a
reproach ; they have no delight in it. 16, Stand
ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old
patha, where is the good way, and walk therein,
and ye ahall find reat for your aoula. But they
said, We wUl not walk therein. 17, I set
watchraen over you, sayiTig, Hearken to the
aound of the trurapet. But they said. We wiU
not hearken.
Jer, 6.19. Hear, O earth : behold, I wUl
bring evU upon this people, even the fruit of
their thoughta, because they have not heark
ened unto my words, nor to my law, but
rejected it.
Jer, 7.13. I apake unto you, rising up early
and speaking, but ye heard not ; and I coUed
you, but ye answered not ; 14. Therefore wiU
I do unto this house, wMch ia caUed by ray
name, wherein ye trust, and imto the place
which I gave to you and to your fathers, aa I
have done to ShUoh. 24. But they hearkened
not, nor inclined their ear, but walked m
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IMPENITENCE
evU heart, and went backward, and not for
ward. Jer. 7.28. But thou shalt say unto them,
ThiB is a nation that obeyeth not the voice ol
the Lord their God, nor receiveth correction :
truth is perished, and is cut off from their
raouth. V. 13-34. Jer, 11,8, Jer. 25.4. Jer.
26.4-6. Jer. 32.33. Jer, 35,14-17. Zee. 1.4.
Jer. 8.6. Why then is this people of Jeru
salera aUdden back by a perpetual backsUding?
they hold fast deceit, they refuse to return.
6. I hearkened and heard, but they spake not
aright : no man repented him of his wicked
ness, saying. What have I done? every one
tumed to Ma course, as the horse rusheth into
the battle. 7. Yea, the stork in the heaven
knoweth her appointed tiraes ; and the turtle
and the crane and the swallow observe tho
tirae of their coraing ; but my people know
not the judgment of the Lord.
Jer. 8.20, The harvest is past, the summer
ia ended, and we are not saved, v. 4-22.
Jer. 12.11. The whole land is made desolate,
because no raan layeth it to heart,
Jer. 18.17, If ye wUl not hear it, ray soul
shaU weep in secret places for your pride ; and
mine eye shoU weep sore, and run down with
tears, because the Lord's flock is carried away
captive, 27. Woe unto thee, O Jerusalem I
wilt thou not be made clean? when shall it
once be ? v. 15. Jer. 19.15.
Jer. 14.10. Thus have they loved to wander,
they have not refrained their feet, therefore
the Lord doth not accept them ; he will now
remeraber their iniquity, and visit their sins.
V. 1-16.
Jer. 15.6. Thou hast forsaken me, saith the
Lord, thou art gone backward : therefore vrill
I stretch out my hand against thee, and destroy
thee ; I am weary vrith repenting. 7. I vrill
destroy my people, siTice they retum not from
their ways.
Jer. 16.12, Ye have done worse than your
fathers ; for, behold, ye walk every one after
the imagination of his evU heart, that they
raay not hearken unto me. Jer. 44.10.
Jer. 17.28. They obeyed not, neither in
clined their ear, but made their neck stiff, that
they might not hear, nor receive instruction,
Jer. 18.12. They said. There ia no hope ;
but we wiU walk after our own devices, and
we will every one do the Imagination of hia
evil heart. Jer, 2.25.
Jer. 22.21. I spake unto thee in thy pros
perity ; but thou saidst, I wiU not hear. Thia
hath been thy manner from thy youth, that
thou obeyedst not my voice.
Jer. 44.16. As for the word that thou hast
apoken unto ua in the name of the Lord, we
will not hearken unto thee. 17. But we wUl
certainly do whatsoever thing goeth forth out
of our own mouth, to bum incense unto the
queen of heaven, as we have done, we, and
our fathera : for men had we plenty of victuals,
and were well, and saw no evU.
Eze. 2.5. They, whether they wiU hear, or
whether they wUl forbear, (for they are a rebel-
Uous house,} yet shaU know that there hath
been a prophet among thera.
Eze. 3.5. For thou art not sent to a people
of a atrange speech and of an hard language,
but to the houae of Israel, 6. Surely, had 1
aent thee to them, they woiild have hearkened
imto thee. 7. But the house of Israel wjU not
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hearken unto thee ; for they wiU not hearken
nnto rae : for aU the house of Israel are impu
dent and hardhearted. 19. If thou warn the
wicked, and he tum not from hia wickedneas,
nor frora his vricked way, he shall die in his
iniquity. 26. I wUl make thy tongue cleave
to the roof of thy mouth, that thou shalt be
durab, and shalt not be to thera a reprover :
for they are a rebeUious house, v. 1-11, Eze,
2,4, Eze. 83.9,
Eze. 12.2. Thou dweUest in the midst of a
rebeUious house, wMch have eyea to aee, and
see not ; they have ears to hear, and hear not :
for they are a rebeUious house.
Eze. 20.21. The chUdren rebeUed against
me : they walked not in my statutes, neither
kept ray judgraents to do thera, which if a
raan do, he shaU even live in them ; they pol
luted my sabbaths : then I said, I would pour
out my fury upon them.
Eze. 33,4, Whosoever heareth the sound of
the trumpet, and taketh not warning ; if ihe
sword come, and take him away, his blood
shaU be upon his own head. 5. Ho heard the
soimd of the trumpet, and took not warning ;
Ms blood shaU be upon him.
Hos, 4,17. Ephraim is joined to idols: let
him alone.
Hos. 5.4. They wiU not frame their doings
to tum nnto their God : forthe spirit of whore
doms is in the raidst of thera, and they have
not known the Lord.
Hos, 7.13. Woe unto thera 1 for they have
fled from me : destruction unto them I because
they have transgressed against me : though I
have redeemed thera, yet they have spoken
Ues against me. 15. Though I have bound
and strengthened their arms, yet do they
imagine mischief against me.
Hos. 11.2. As they caUed them, so they
went frora thera : they sacrificed unto BaaUm,
and bumed incense to graven images. 7. My
people are bent to backsUding frora me : though
they caUed them to the most High, none at aU
would exalt him.
Zee. 7.11, They refused to hearken, and
puUed away the shoulder, and stopped their
ears, that they should not hear, 12, Yea, they
made their hearts as an adamant stone, lest
they should hear the law, and the words which
the Lord of hosts hath sent in hia spirit by the
former prophets : therefore came a great vprath
frora the Lord of hosts, 13. Therefore it is
corae to pass, that aa he cried, and they would
not hear ; ao they cried, and I woiUd not hear,
saith the Lord of hosts, v. 4-14.
Mai. 2.2. If ye wiU not hear, and U ye vriU
not lay it to heart, to give glory unto my name,
saith the Lord of hosts, I wiU even send a
curse upon you, and I wUl curse your bless
ings : yea, I have cursed them already, because
ye do not lay itto heart. 17. Ye have wearied
the Lord with your words. Yet ye aay. Wherein
have we wearied him ? When ye say. Every
one that doeth evil is good in the sight of the
Lord, and he deUghteth in them ; or, Where
is the God of judgment?
Mai. 4,6. He shall tum the heart of the
fathers to the chUdren, and the heart of the
cMldren to their fathers, lest I come and smite
the earth with a curse.
Mat. 11,21. Woe unto thee, Chorazin I woe
unto thee, Bethsaida I for if the mi^ty works,
which were done in you, had been done in
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Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented
long ago in sackcloth and ashes, v. 20-24.
Mat. 12,42,44.
Mat, 23.37. How often would I have gathered
thy children together, even as a hen gathereth
her cMckens under her wings, and ye would
not I 38. Behold, your houae ia left unto you
desolate, Luk, 13.34.
Mat. 24.38. Marrying and giving in mar
riage, until the day that Noe entered into the
ark, 39. And knew not untU the fiood came,
and took thera all away ; so ahaU also the
coming of the Son of man be. 48. If that evil
servant shaU say in his heart, My lord delayeth
Ma coraing. 60. The lord of that aervant shall
corae in a day when he looketh not, 51. And
shaU cut Mra asunder.
Mat. 27.4, They said, What is that to us?
see thou to that. 25. Then answered aU the
people, and said, His blood he on us, and on
our children.
Mar. 3.6. He looked round about on them
vrith anger, being grieved for the hardness of
their hearts.
Act. 17.61. Ye stiff-necked and uncircum
cised in heart and ears, ye do always reaist the
Holy Ghost : as your fathers did, ao do ye.
Rom. 2.4. Despisest thou the riches of his
goodness and forbearance and long-suffering ;
not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth
thee to repentance ? 6. After thy hardness and
impenitent heart treasurest up unto thyself
wrath against the day of vraath and revelation
of the righteous judgraent of God.
Rev. 2.5. Reraeraber therefore from whence
thou art faUen, and repent, and do the first
worka ; or else I wiU come unto thee quickly,
and wiU remove thy candlestick out of hia
place, except thou repent. 16. Repent ; or
elae I wiU come unto thee quickly, and wUl
fight against them with the sword of my mouth,
21. I gave her space to repent of her forni
cation ; and ahe repented not. 22. Behold I
wiU cast her into a bed, and them that commit
adultery with her into great tribulation, except
they repent of their deeds.
Rev, 3.3. Remember therefore how thou
hast received and heard, and hold fast, and
repent. If therefore thou shalt not watch,
I wiU corae on thee as a thief, and thou
shalt not know what hour I vriU corae upon
thee. Impenitence, Examples of : Pharaoh,
Ex. 4.21, Ex. 6.2. Ex. 7.13,16. Ex. 8.15,19,31.
Ex, 9,7,12,80,34. Ex. 10.20,27. Ex. 11.9,10.
Ex. 14.5-9. IsraeUtes, Nura. 14.22,23. Deu.
9.7-14. Deu. 31.27. Jud. 2.17,19. 1 Sam.
8.7,8, 2 Kin. 17.14, 2 Chr. 24.19. 2 Chr.
36.16,17. Neh. 9.16,17,29,30. Jer, 36.31. EU'a
sons, 1 Sam. 2.26. Amaziah, 2 Chr, 25.16.
Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.10. Amon, 2 Chr. 83.28.
Zedekiah, 2 Chr. 36.12,13. Jer. 37.2. Jehoi
akim and Ms servants, Jer. 86.22-24. Bel
shazzar, Dan. 5.22,23,
See Affliction, impenitence in — Spirit
ual Blindness — Ba cksluhng — ^Infidelity
— Cneelief.
IMPLEMENTS and Tools. See Anvil,
Awl, Axe, Balances, Bellows, Besom,
Distaff, File, Fork, Goad, Hammer,
Harrow, Knife, Mattock, Maul, Mill,
Mortar, Nail, Pen, Plane, Plough,
Plummet, Pruking-hook, Razor, Saw,
Shovel, Sickle, Sieve, Snuffers, Spiwdle,

mCENSE
Spoons, Tongs, Weaver's Beam, Shuttle,
See also Arts.
INCENSE, compoaition cf. Ex, 30.34-38,
Made by the priests, 1 Chr. 9,80. Kept sacred,
Ex. 30.84-38. Coinracn,not tobe offered, Ex.
30.9, None but priests inight offer. Num.
16.40. Deu, 33.10, ISam. 2.28. 1 Chr. 28.13.
2 Chr. 29.11. A portion of, placed before the
testimony, Ex. 30.86.
Offered with sacred fire only in censere. Lev.
16.12, Num. 16.17,46. Every moming and
evening, Ex. 30.7,8. 2 Chr. 13.11. On the
golden altar, Ex. 30.1-7- Ex. 40.6,27. 2 Chr.
2.4. 2 Chr. 32,12. Before the meri^-seat on
the day of atonement. Lev, 16,12,13. As an
atoneraent, Num, 16,46,47. Prayer at the
time of offering, Luk. 1,10,
Nadab and Abihu kUled for offering vrith
strange fire, Lev, 10.1,2. Korah, &c., kiUed
for offering, Num. 16.16-35. Uzziah smitten
vrith leprosy for offering, 2 Chr. 26.16-21.
Brought by the wise men to Christ, Mat. 2.11.
lUustrative, Psa. 141.2. Mai, 1.11. Symboli
cal, Rev. 6.8, Rev. 8.3,4,
See Frankincense — Altar of Incense—
Idolatrous Offeiungs.
INDECISION. See Lukewarmness —
Feak of Man,
INDIA, Ahasuerus' kingdom extended to.
Est. 1.1. Est. 8.9.
INDUSTRY AND Economy. Gen, 2.16.
God took the man, and put him into the
garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it.
Pro. 10,4, The hand of the diUgent maketh
rich, 6. He that gathereth in summer is a
wise son.
Pro. 12.11. He that tUleth his land shaU be
satisfied vrith bread. 24. The hand of the
dUigent shoU bear rule. 27, The substance of
a diligent man is precious.
Pro. 13.4. The soul of the diUgent shall be
made fat. 11. He that gathereth by labour
shaU increase. 23. Much food is in the tillage
of the poor.
Pro. 14.4. Where no oxen are, the crib is
clean : but much increase is by the strength
of the ox. 23. In oU labour there ia profit.
Pro. 16.26, He that laboureth laboureth
for himself ; for hia mouth craveth it of
him. Pro. 20,13, Love not aleep, lest thou come
to poverty ; open tMne eyes, and thou shalt
be satisfied vrith bread.
Pro. 21,5, The thoughta of the diUgent tend
only to plenteouaneaa ; but of every one that
is hasty only to want.
Pro. 22.29. Seest thou a man diligent in his
business ? he shall stand before kings ; he shall
not stand before mean men.
Pro. 27.23. Be thou diUgent to know the
state of thy flocks, and look weU to thy herds.
V 28-27
Pro, 28,19. He that tUleth his land shaU
have plenty of bread.
Pro. 30.25. The ants are a people not atrong,
yet they prepare their meat in the summer ;
26. The comes are but a feeble folk, yet make
they their houses in the rocks, v. 27,28.
Pro. 31.27. She looketh weU to the waya of
her houaehold, and eateth not the bread of
idleness, v. 13-27-
Ecc. 9.10. Whatsoever thy hand findeth to
do. do it vrith thy might ; for there is no workj

mFIDELITY
nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdora, in tht
grave, wMther thou goest,
Ecc. 11.4. He that observeth the wind ah^
not aow ; and he that regardeth the clouds
ahaU not reap, 6. In the raoming sow thy
seed, and in the evening withhold not thine
hand: for thou knowest not whether shall
prosper, either this or that, or whether they
both shall be alike good.
Jno. 6.12. Gather up the fragraents that
reraain, that nothing be lost.
Rora. 12.11. Not slothful in business ; fer
vent in spirit ; serving the Lord,
Eph. 4,28, Let him that stole ateal no raore :
but rather let him labour, working with his
hands the thing which is good, that he may
have to give to him that needeth.
1 The, 4.11. Study to be quiet, and to do
your ovni business, and to work with your
ovm hands, as we commanded you ; 12, That
ye may walk honestly toward them that ore
without, and that ye may have lack of nothing.
2 The. 8.12. Now thera that are such we
command and exhort by our Lord Jesus Christ,
that with qmetness they work, and eat their
ovm bread.
See Idleness.
INFIDELITY, Presumption, Scoffing.
Gen. 3.1. Yea, hath God said. Ye shall not
eat of every tree of the garden ? v. 4.
Ex. 5.2. Who is the Lord, that I should
obey his voice to let Israel go ?
Ex. 14.11. Because there were no graves in
Egypt, hast thou taken us away to die in the
vrildemess? v. 12. Ex. 16.8,7, Num. 14.27-34.
Nura. 16,41. Nura, 21.6.
Ex, 17.7. They tempted tbe Lord, saying,
Is the Lord among us, or not ?
Num. 16.30. The soul that doeth ought
presumptuously, {whether he be bom in the
land, or a stranger,) the same reproacheth the
Lord ; and that soul ahaU be cut off frora
among hia peoule. v. 31.
Deu. 29.19. When he heareth the words of
thia curse, that he bless hiraself in Ms heart,
saying, I shall have peace, though I walk in
the iraagination of raine heart, to add drunken
ness to thirst : 20. The Lord vriU not spare
hira, but then the anger of the Lord and his
jealousy shall smoke against that man, and aU
the curses that are written in this book shall
lie upon him, and the Lord shaU blot out his
narae from under heaven, v. 21.
Deu, 32.15. Jeshurun waxed fat, and kicked :
thou art waxen fat, thou art grown tMck, thou
art covered unth fatness; then he forsook God
which raade him, and lightly esteemed the
Rock of hia aalvation.
1 Kin. 20.28. The Syrians have said, The
Lord is God of the hUls, but he is not God of
the valleys.
1 Kin. 22.24, Zedekiah went near, and
smote Micaiah cn the cheek, and aaid. Which
way went the Spirit of the Lord from me to
speak unto thee 1
2 Kin. 2.28. There came forth Uttle chUdren
out of the city, and mocked him, and said unto
him. Go up, thou bald-head ; go up, thou bald-
head. V. 24.
2 Chr. 80.6. Tum again unto the Lord God.
10. But they laughed thera to acorn, and
mocked them.
2 Chr. 32.16. How much less shaU your
God deUver you out of mine hand? v. 1&-19.
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2 Chr. 36,16, They mocked the raeaaengera
of God, and despised his words, and mis
used his prophets, untU the wrath of the Lord
arose against his people, tiU there was no
remedy. Job 15.25. He stretcheth out his hand against
God, and strengtheneth himseU against the
Almighty, 26, He runneth upon him, even
on his neck, upon the thick bosses cf Ms
bucklers. Job 21,14. They say unto God, Depart from
us ; for we desire not the knowledge of thy
ways. 16. What is the Almighty, that we
should serve him ? and what profit shoidd we
have, if we pray unto hira ?
Job 22.13. Thou sayest How doth God
know? can he judge through the dark cloud?
14, TMck clouds a/re a covering to him, that
he seeth not ; and he walketh in the circmt of
heaven. 17. WMch said unto God, Depart
from us : and what can the Almighty do for
thera? Job 34.7. Who drinketh up scorning Uke
water. 9. For he hath said. It profiteth a raan
nothingthathe should deUght himseU with God.
17. WUt thou condemn him that is most just.
18. Is it fit to say to a king, Thou art vricked ?
and to princes, Ye are imgcdly ? 19. How much
less to Mm that accepteth not the persons of
princes, nor regardeth the rich more than the
poor? for they aU are the work of his hands.
33. Should it be according to thy raind? he
wiU recompense it, whether thou refuse, or
whether thou choose.
Job 36.8. Thou saidst, What advantage wiU
it be unto thee ? and. What profit shall I have,
if I be cleansed from my sin ?
Job 36.23. Who hath enjoined Mm his way ?
or who can say. Thou hast wrought iniqmty ?
Psa. 1.1, The seat of the scornful,
Psa. 3.2. Many tftere be which say of my
soul. There is no help for him in God.
Psa, 4.6, Who vnH shew us any good?
Psa. 10.11. He hath said in his heart, God
hath forgotten : he Mdeth his face ; he wiU
never see it. 13. Wherefore doth the wicked
contemn God ? he hath said in his heart. Thou
wUt not require it.
Psa, 12. 3. The Lord shall cut off aU flattering
Ups, and the tongue that speaketh proud
things : 4. Who have said, With our tongue
wiU we prevaU ; our Ups are our own : who is
lord over us ?
Psa. 14.1. The fool hath said in Ms heart,
There is no God. 6. Ye have shamed the
counsel of the poor, because the Lord is his
refuge. Psa. 63.1.
Psa, 42.8. They continuaUy say unto rae.
Where is thy God ?
Psa. 50.21. These things hast thou done,
and I kept sUence ; thou thoughtest that I was
altogether such an one as thyseU,
Psa, 59,7- Swords are in their Ups : for who,
say they, doth hear ?
Psa. 64.6. They comraune of laying snares
privUy ; they say. Who shaU see them ?
Psa, 73,11 . They say. How doth God know ?
and is there knowledge in the most High ?
Psa, 78.19. Yea, they spake against God;
they said. Can God furnish a table in the wU
demess? V. 20-22. Psa. 107.11,12.
Psa. 94.7, They say, the Lord shaU not see,
neither shaU the God of Jacob regard it.
8. Understand, ye brutish among the people :
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and ye fools, when wUl ye be vrise? 9. Ue
that planted the ear, shall he not hear ?
Psa, 106,24. Tliey despised the pleasant
land, they believed not his word. v. 26,26,
Pro. 1.22. How long, ye simple ones, will
ye love simpUcity? and the scomers delight
in their scorning, and fools hate knowledge?
Pro. 3.84. Surely he scometh the scomers.
Pro. 9.12. If thou be vfise, thou shalt be
vrise for thyself : but if thou acomest, tJion
alone shalt bear U.
Pro. 14.6. A scomer seeketh vrisdora, and
findeth U not. 9. Fools make a mock at
sin. Pro, 19.29 Judgments are prepared for
scomers. Pro. 24.9. The scomer ia an abomination
to men.
Isa. 3.8. Their tongue and their doings are
against the Lord, to provoke the eyes of hia
glory. Isa. 6. 18, Woe unto them, 19, That aay Let
him make speed, and hasten his work, that we
may see it : and let the counsel of the Holy One
of Israel draw nigh and corae, that we may
know itl 24. Aa the flre devoureth the
stubble, and the flame consumeth the chaff,
so their root shall be as rottenness, and their
blossom shaU go up as dust : because they
have cast away the law of the Lord of hosts,
and despised the word of the Holy One of
Israel. 25, Therefore is the anger of the Lord
kindled against his people,
Isa. 10.15. ShaU the axe boast itseU against
him that heweth therevrith? or shall the saw
ma^ify itself against Mm that shaketh it?
as if the rod should shake itself against them
that Uft it up, or as if tbe staff should Uft up
itself, as if it were no wood.
Isa. 28.9. Whom shaU he teach knowledge?
and whom shaU he make to understand doc
trine? them that are weaned from the milk,
and drawn from the breasts. 10. For precept
must be upon precept, precept upon precept ;
line upon Une, line upon Une ; here a Uttle,
and there a Uttle. 14. Hear the word of the
Lord, ye scornful men. 15. Ye hive aaid,
We have made a covenant with death, and
with beU are we at agreement, 17. The hail
shaU sweep avray the refuge of lies, and the
waters shall overflow the hiding-place. 18, And
your covenant with death shaU be disannuUed,
and your agreement with heU shaU not stand ;
when the overflowing scourge shall pass
through ; then ye shaU be trodden dovra by it,
22, Be ye not mockers, lest your bands be
made strong, v. 11-29.
Isa. 29.15. Woe unto them that seek deep
to hide their counsel from the Lord, and their
works are in the dark, and they say. Who
seeth us ? and who knoweth us ? 16. Surely
your tumtng of things upside dovra ahaU be
esteemed as the potter's clay: for shaU the
work say of him that made it. He made me
not? or shall the thing framed say of him that
framed it, He had no understanding J 20. The
scomer is consumed, and oU that watch for
iniquity are cut off.
Isa 45.9, Woe unto hira that striveth with
his Maker ! JU4 the potsherd strive vrith the
potsherds of the earth, ShaU the clay say to
him that fashioneth it. What makest thou?
or thy work. He hath no hands? 10, Woe
unto him that saith unto his father. What

mPIDELlTY
begettest thou ? or to the woman, What hast
thou brouglit forUi?
Isa. 47,10. Thou haat truated in thy vricked-
nesa: thou haat' said. None aeeth rae. Thy
wisdora and thy knowledge, it hath perverted
thee ; and thou haat said in thine heart, I am,
and none else beside me, 11. Therefore shall
evU come upon thee; thou ahalt not know
from whence it riaeth : and mischief shaU fall
upon thee ; thou shalt not be able to put it
off : and desolation shall come upon thee sud
denly, which thou shalt not know,
Isa. 57,4, Against whom do ye sport your
selves ? against whom make ye a vride mouth,
and draw out the tongue ?
Jer. 6.12. They have beUed the Lord, and
said. It is not he ; neither shall evU come upon
us ; neither ahaU we see aword nor famine.
14. Wherefore thus saith the Lord God of
hosts. Because ye speak this word, behold, I
wiU make m-y words in thy mouth fire, and
this people wood, and it shall devour thera.
Jer. 17.15, They say imto me. Where is the
word of the Lord ? let it come now. Jer. 43. 2,
Jer. 48.42, Moah shall be destroyed from
heiTig a people, because he hath magnified
Aimse// against the Lord, v, 26.
Jer, 50.24. Thou art found, and also caught,
because thou hast striven against the Lord.
29. According to aU that she hath done, do
unto her : for she hath been proud against the
Lord. Lam. 1.7. The adversaries saw her, and did
mock at her sabbaths.
Eze. 9.9, The city fuU of perverseness: for
they say. The Lord hath forsaken the earth,
and the Lord seeth not. 10. And as for rae
also, mine eye shaU not spare, neither wlU I
have pity, hut I wlU recorapense their way
upon their head, Eze. 8.12.
Eze, 12.22. What is that proverb that ye
^ave in the land cf Israel, T^e days are pro
longed, and every vision faUeth? Eze. 11.3.
Eze, 18,2. What raean ye, that ye use this
proverb concerning the land of Israel, saying.
The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the
chUdren's teeth are set on edge ? 29, Yet saith
the house of Israel, The way of the Lord is not
equal. 0 house cf Israel, are not ray ways
equal? are not your ways unequal ? Eze, 33.17.
Eze, 20,49. Ah Lord God I they say of me.
Doth he not speak parables ?
E-je. 33,30. Thy people stiU are talking
against thee by the walls and in the doors of
the houses, and apeak one to another, every
one to his brother, aaying. Come, I pray you,
and hear what ia the word that coraeth forth
frora the Lord.
Dan. 3.15. Who is that God that ahaU
deUver you out of my handa ?
Dan. 8,26. He shaU magmfy Jvimself in his
heart : he shaU also stand up against the
Prince of princes ; but he shall be broken
withouthand. «.10. Dan. 7-26. Dan, 11.36,87.
Hoa. 7.5. He atretched out his band vrith
acomers. 18. Woe unto them I for they have
fled from me : though I have redeemed them,
yet they have spoken Ues against me.
15. Though I have bound and strengthened
their arms, yet do they imagine mischief
against me.
Amos 6. 18. Woe unto you that desire the
day of the Lord 1 to what end is it for you?
the day of the Lord is darkness, and not Ught. |

INFlbULlTV
Araos 7,16. Thou sayest. Prophesy nol
against Israel, and drop not thy word against
the house of Isaac, 17, Therefore thus saith
tho Lord, Thou shfUt die in a poUuted land.
Mic. 7.10. Sharae shall cover her which aaid
unto rae, Where is the Lord thy God ?
Zeph- 1.12. I wUl search Jerusalem with
candles, and punish the men that are settled
on their lees : that say in their heart. The
Lord wiU not do good, neither wiU he do evU.
Mai. 3.13. Your words have been stout
against me, saith the Lord. Yet ye say. What
have we spoken so much against thee ? 14, Ye
have said. It is vain to serve God.
Mat. 12.24. When the Pharisees heard it,
they said, This feUow doth not cast out devils,
but by Beelzebub the prince of tbe devils.
Mar. 8,22, Luk. 11,16, Luk, 16.14,
Luk. 4.23. Physician, heal thyself.
Luk. 19.14. Hia citizens hated him, and
sent a message after him, saying. We will not
have this man to reign over us. 27. Those
mine enemies, which woiUd not Lhat I should
reign over thera, bring Mther, and slay them
before me.
Jno. 18.38. PUate saith unto him. What is
truth? Act. 2.13. Others mocking said, These raen
are full of new wine.
Act, 13.46. When the Jews saw the miUti-
tudes, they were fiUed with envy, and spake
against those things wMch were spoken by
Paul, contradicting and blaspheming.
Act. 17.18, Some aaid. What wiU this bab
bler say ? other some. He seeraeth to be a setter
forth of strange gods. 32. When they heard
of the resurrection of the dead, sorae mocked.
Act. 23.8, The Sadducees say that there ia
no resurrection, neither angel, nor spirit. Mat.
22.23. Act. 26.19. Had certain questions against
hun of their own superstition, and of one
Jesus, wMch was dead, whom Paul affirraed
to be alive,
Rora. 9,20. Nay but, O raan, who art thou
that replieat against God? ShaU the thing
formed say to him that formed it. Why hast
thou raade me thus ? 21. Hath not the potter
power over the clay, of the same lump to make
one vessel unto honour, and another unto dis
honour? Rora. 3.6.
Heb. 10.29. Of how much sorer punish
ment, suppose ye, shaU he be thought worthy,
who hath trodden under foot the Son of God,
and hath counted the blood of the covenant,
wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy tMng,
and hath done despite unto the Spirit of grace ?
2 Pet. 2.1. There shaU be false teachers
among you, who privUy shaU bring in damn
able hereaiea, even denying the Lord that
bought them, and bring upon themselves swift
destruction. 2 Pet. 3.3. There shaU corae tn the last
daya scoffers, walking after their own lusts,
4. And saying. Where is the promise of his
coming? v. 6.
Jude 4. There are certain meu crept in
unawares, who were before of old ordained to
this condemnation, ungodly men, turning the
grace of our God into lasciviousness, and de
nying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus
Ohrist. 15. Tc execute judgment upon all,
and to convince aU of aU their hard speecftes
which ungodly sinners have spoken against
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INGRATlTtJDE

him. 18. They told you there should be
mockers in the laat time, who should walk
after their own ungodly lusts, v. 19.
See Blasphemy — Unbelief — Word of
God, unbelief in — Sadducees— Christ,
sufferings of- impenitence.
INGATHERING, Feast of. See Feast
OF Tabernacles,
INGRAFTING. lUustrative, Rom, 11, 17- 24.
INGRATITUDE to God— Unthankfui^
NESS, Num. 16.9. 5ec?n€£ft. i( bwi a small thing
unto you, that the God of Israel hath separated
you from the congregation of Israel, to bring
you near to hiraself ?
Deu. 8.12. Lest, wlien thou hast eaten and
art full, 13. And aU that thou hast is raulti
pUed ; 14. Then thine heart be Ufted up, and
thou forget the Lord thy God, which brought
thee forth out of the land of Egypt, from the
house of bondage, v. 11-18, Deu. 6.11,12,
Deu, 28.47. Because thou servedst not the
Lord thy God with joyfulness, and vrith glad
ness cf heart, for the abundance of aU thmgs ;
48. Therefore shalt thou serve thine enenues
which the Lord shaU send againat thee, in
himger, and in thirst, and in nakedness, and
in want cf aU thiTigs.
Deu. 32.6. Do ye thus requite the Lord, 0
fooUsh people and unwise ? is not he thy father
that hath bought thee ? hath he not made thee,
and established thee? 16. But Jeshurun
waxed fat, and kicked: thou art waxen fat,
thou art grown tMck, thou art covered unth
fatness ; then he forsook God which made hira,
and lightly esteeraed the Rock of his salvation.
18. Of the Rock that begat thee thou art
unmindful, and haat forgotten God that formed
thee. V. 18,
Jud. 2.10. There aroae another generation
after them, which knew not the Lord, nor yet
the worka which he had done for Israel.
Jud. 10.11. Did not I deliver you from the
Egyptians, and from the Amorites? 13. Yet
ye have fots^en me, and served other gods :
wherefore I wiU deUver you no more. 14. Go
and cry imto the gods wMch ye have chosen ;
let them deUver you in the time of your
tribulation. Deu, 31,20. Jud, 8,34, Neh.
9,26-28,35. Psa. 106.7,21, Jer, 2.6,7.
1 Sara, 10.19, Ye have this day rejected your
God, who himself saved you out of aU your
adversities and your tribulations.
1 Sam. 16.17- When thou wast Uttle in
thine own aight, wast thou not made the head
of the tribes of Israel, 19. Wherefore then
didst thou not obey the voice of the Lord,
2 Sara. 12.7. I delivered thee out of the
hand of Saul ; 8. And I gave thee the house
of Israel and of Judah ; and If that had been
too little, I would raoreover have given unto
thee such and auch thinga. 9. Wherefore hast
thou despised the comraandment of the Lord,
to do evU in his sight ? 1 Kin. 16.2,3. 2 Chr.
12.1. 2 Chr. 26.16. When he was strong, Ms heart
was lifted up to his destruction.
2 Chr, 32,26. Hezekifdi rendered not again
according to the benefit done unto him ; for
Ms heart was Ufted up : therefore there was
wrath upon him, and upon Judah and Jeru
salem, Paa, 78,±6. He brought atreams also out of
the rock, and caused waters tc run down Uke
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rivera, 17. They ainned yet more againat him
by provoking the raoat High in the wUdemess.
V. 10-64.
Isa. 1.2. I have nourished and brought
up cMldren, and they have rebelled against
rae. Jer. 2.17. Hast thou not procured this unto
thyself, in that thou hast forsaken the Lord
thy God, when he led thee by the way?
31. Have I been a wUdemess unto Israel? a
land of darkness ? Wherefore say ray people,
We are lords ; we wiU corae no more unto
thee? Jer. 5.7. Thy children have forsaken me,
and sworn by fhem that are no gods : when I
had fed them to the fuU, they then committed
adultery. 9. ShaU I not visit for these thiTigs ?
saith the Lord : and shall not my soul be
avenged on such a nation as this ? 24. Neither
say they in their heart. Let ua now fear the
Lord our God, that giveth rain, both the
former and the latter, in his season : he re-
aerveth unto us the appointed weeks of the
harvest. Eze. 16.17. Thou hast also taken thy fair
jewels of ray gold and of my sUver, wMch I
had given thee, and raadest to thyself Images
of men. v. 17-22.
Dan. 5.18. The most high God gave Nebu
chadnezzar thy father a kingdora, and majesty,
and glory, and honour : 20. But when his
heart was Ufted up, and his mind hardened in
pride, he was deposed from his kingly throne,
and they took his glory from hira : 21, And
he was driven frora the sons of men ; till he
knew that the raost high God ruled in the king
dora of raen, and that he appointeth over it
whomsoever he wiU,
Hos. 2.8. She did not know that I gave her
com, and wine, and oU, and multiplied her
aUver and gold, which they prepared for Baal
9. Therefore wiU I return, and take away my
com. Hos. 4.7. As they were increased, so they
ainned againat me : therefore vrill I change Iheii
glory into shame.
Hos. 7.16. Thou^ I have bound and
strengthened their arms, yet do they imaf^e
mischief against me.
Hos. 11.3. I taught Ephraim alao to go,
taking them by their arras ; but they knew not
that I healed them. v. 1,2.
Hos. 13.5. Idid know thee in the wUdemess,
in the land of great drought, 6. According to
their pasture, so were they flUed ; they were
fiUed, and their heart was exalted ; therefore
have they forgotten me. 7. Therefore I wiU
be unto them as a Uon : as a leopard by the
way wUl I observe them. v. 8.
Amos 3.2. You only have I known cf oU
the famUies cf the earth : therefore I will
punish you for aU your iniquitiea, v. 1.
Mic. 6.3. O my people, what have I done
unto thee? and wherein have I wearied thee?
teatify against me. 4, For I brought thee up
out of the land of Egypt.
Luk, 17.17. Were there not ten cleanaed?
but where are the nine? 18, There are not
found that retumed to give glory to God, save
this stranger.
Jno. 1.11. He carae unto his own, and hia
own received Mm not.
Rora. 1.21. When they knew God, they
p^orified Mm not as God, neither were thmkful

INGRATITUDE
2 Tim. 3.2. Men shaU be lovers of their
3vra selves, unthankful.
See Godlessness — ^Backblidino.
INGRATITUDE to Man. Pro. 17.18.
2 Tira. 3,2. Exaraples of: Laban, Gen 81,
Pharaoh's butler. Gen. 40.23. IsraeUtes, Ex,
16.3. Ex, 17.2-4. Num. 16,12-14. Jud. 8.86.
Shecheraites, Jud. 9.17,18. Men of Keilah,
lSam.23.6-12, Saul, 1 Sara. 24. Nabal,lSara.
25.21, David's companiona, Paa. 86.11-16.
Psa, 88.20. Psa. 41.9, Psa. 109.4,5, Citizens,
Ecc. 9.14rl6. Joaah, 2 Chr, 24.22, Jeremiah's
enemies, Jer, 18,20,
See Selfishness — Hypocrisy & Treach
ery. INHERITANCE. Of the tribes to b^ kept
aeparate, Nuaa. 36.7-9. 1 Kin, 21.3. Of the
eldeat aon, a double share of the property,
Deu. 21.17. Gen. 27.87,40. 1 Chr. 6.1, Luk.
16.31. Not to be aet aside, Deu. 21.15,16.
See First-born. When a man died chUd-
less, the son of his widow by his brother
inherited. Gen. 38.7-11. Deu. 25.5-10. Ruth
4.1-17. Mat. 22,24-26,
Of younger sons. Gen. 27,86-40. 2 Chr,
21,8. Luk, 15,12. Of the sons of concubinea.
Gen. 21.10, Gen. 25,6, Gen, 48.19-22. Of
daughters, Job 42,15, When there were no
sons, Num. 27.4r8. An heiress not to marry
out of her tribe, Num. 36.6-8. 1 Chr. 23.22.
By the next of kin, Nura. 27.9-11. Property
divided before the father's death. Gen, 24.36.
Gen. 25.5,6. Luk. 16,12. Willa made in
writing, GaL 8,15 {marg.). Heb. 9.16,17,
VerboUy, Gen, 49,1. 1 Kin, 2,1,
See Land— Jubilee. Also, the separate
tribes, as Judah, Ephraim.
INHOSPITALITY, Examples of: Edora,
Num. 20.18-21, Sihon, Num. 21.22,23. Am-
raomtes and Moabites, Deu. 23.8-6. Men of
Gibeah, Jud. 19.16. Nabal, 1 Sam. 26.10-17.
Samaritana, Luk. 9.53. See Hospitality.
INJUSTICE. See Dishonesty— Rulers,
injustice of — Poor, oppression of, p, 349.
INK, Jer, 36,18. 2 Cor. 3,3, 2 Jno. 12.
INEHORN, Eze. 9.2,8,11.
INN, or Lodging-place, Gen, 42,27. Gen.
43.21. Ex, 4.24. Jos. 4,8,8. 2 Kin. 19,23,
laa. 10.29. Jer, 9,2, Luk. 2.7. Luk. 10.84,
Translated gueat-chamber. Mar. 14.14. Luk.
22,11. INSECTS and Worms, dean and unclean.
Lev. 11.21-26, Deu, 14.19. Names of, see
Ant, Bee, Beetle, Cankerworm, CateEt
PILLAR, Flka, Flies, Gnat, Hornet, Horse
leech, Lice, Locust, Moth, Palmekworm,
Spider, Worm.
INSPIRATION. See Apostles- Pro
phets — Word of God — Gospel from God
—Law, Mosaic, from God,
INSTRUCTION, Spiritual. See Wis
dom — Spiritual Blessings — Spiritual
Destitution, INSURRECTION. See Subjects, trea
son OF.
INTEGRITT, Honesty, Consoientious-
NESS. Gen. 18.19. Keep the way of the Lord,
to do justice and judgment.
Ex, 18.21, Able men, such aa fear God, men
of truth, hating covetousness.

INTEGRITY
Deu. 16.20. That wMch ia altogether juat
ahalt thou follow, that thou raayest live.
Job 18.15. I wiU maintain mine own ways
before Mm. 18. I have ordered my cause ; I
know that I ahall be justified. Job 10,7.
Job 16.17. Not for any injustice in mine
handa : alao my prayer is pure.
Job 27.6. My righteousness I hold fast, and
vriU not let it go : my heart ahaU not reproach
me so long aa I Uve.
Job 29.14. I put on righteousness, and it
clothed me : ray judgraent was as a robe and
a diadem. Job 31.6. If I have walked with vanity, or
if my foot hath hasted to deceit ; 6. Let me
be weighed in an even balance, that God raay
know raine integrity, v. 1-40.
Psa. 7,3. O Lord my God, if I have done
this ; if there be iraqmty in my handa ; 4. If
I have rewarded evU unto him that was at
peace with rae ; {yea, I have deUvered him
that without cause is mine enemy :) 5. Let
the enemy persecute my soul, and take it;
8. Judge me, O Lord, according to my right
eousness, and according to raine integrity that
is in rae. .
Psa. 15.2, He that walketh uprightly, and I
worketh righteousness, and speaketh the truth |
in his heart. 4, He that sweareth to his own I
hurt, and changeth not, 6. He that putteth
not out his money to usury, nor taketh reward
againat the Innocent- He that doeth theae
things shaU never be moved.
Psa. 17.3. Thou hast proved raine heart ;
thou hast visited me in the night ; thou hast
tried me, and shalt find nothing ; I am pur
posed that ray mouth shaU not transgress.
Psa. 18.20. The Lord rewarded me accord
ingto my righteousnesa ; accordingto the clean
ness of my hands hath he recompense i me.
2 Sam. 22.21,
Psa. 26.1. Judge me, O Lord; for I have
walked in mine integrity : I have trusted also
in the Lord ; therefore I shaU not sUde. 2.
Examine me, O Lord, and prove me ; try ray
reins and my heart,
Psa, 69.4. I reatored that wMch I took not
away. Paa, 73.15. If I aay, I wiU speak thus ; be
hold, I should offend against the generation cf
thy cMldren.
Paa. 119.121. I have done judgraent and
juatlce. Pro. 2.9. Understand righteousness, and
judgraent, and equity ; yea, every good path.
Pro. 1.3.
Pro. 8.3. Let not raercy and truth forsake
thee : bind thera about thy neck ; write thera
upon the table of tMne heart: 4. So shalt
thou find favour and good understanding in
the sight of God and man.
Pro. 4. 25. Let thine eyes lock right on, and
let tMne eyeUds look straight before thee.
26. Fonder the path of thy feet, and let aU thy
ways be established. 27. Tum not to the right
hand nor to the left : remove thy foot from
evU. Pro. 10.9. He that walketh uprightly walk
eth surely.
Pro, 11.8, The integrity of the upright shaU
guide them. 5. The righteousness of the per
fect shall direct his way.
Pro. 12.22. They that deal truly are his
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INTEGRITY
Pro. 14.30. A sound heart is the life of the
flesh. Pro. 16.21. A man of understanding walk
eth uprightly.
Pro, 16.11, A just weight and balance are
the Lord's : aU the weight of the bag are his
work. Lev. 19.35,36. Deu. 25.13-16. Pro.
11,1. Pro, 20.10,23, Eze, 45,10.
Pro. 19.1, Better is the poor that walketh
in his Integrity, than he thai is perverse in his
Ups, and is a fool. Pro. 28.6.
Pro. 20.7. The just man walketh in hia
Integrity : his cMldren are blessed after him.
Pro. 21,3, To do justice and judgment is
more acceptable to the Lord than sacriflce,
15, It is joy to the just to do judgment.
Pro, 22,11. He that loveth pureness of
heart, /or the grace of his Ups the king shdH be
bis friend.
Pro. 28.20. A faithful man shaU abound
with blessings.
Isa. 26.7. The way of the just is upright
ness : thou, most upright, dost weigh the path
of the just,
Isa, 83.15. He that walketh righteously,
and speaketh uprightly ; he that despiseth the
gain of oppressions, that shaketh Ms hands
from holding of bribes, that stoppeth his ears
from hearing of blood, and shutteth his eyes
from seeing evU ; 16. He shaU dweU on high :
his place of defence shall he the munitions of
rocks : bread shaU be given him ; Ms waters
shall be sure.
Isa. 56,1. Keep ye judgment, and do justice.
Jer. 7.6. If ye througMy amend your ways
and your doings ; if ye througMy execute
judgraent between a raan and his neighbour.
7, Then wiU I cause you to dwell in this place.
Eze. 18.5. If a raan be just, and do that
which is lawful and right, 7, And hath not
oppressed any, hut hath restored to the debtor
his pledge, hath spoUed none by violence, hath
given his bread to the hungry, and hath covered
the naked with a garraent ; 8. He that hath
not given forth upon usury, neither hath taken
any increase, that hath withdravra his hand
frora iniquity, hath executed true judgment
between man and raan, 9. Hath walked in
ray statutes, and hath kept my judgments, to
deal truly ; he is just, he shall surely live, saith
the Lord God,
Mic. 6.8. What doth the Lord require of
thee but to do justly?
Zee. 7.9. Execute true judgraent.
Mai. 2.6. The law of truth was in Ms mouth,
and iniquity waa not found in his lips : he
walked with me in peace and equity.
Luk. 3.13. Exact no more than that which
is appointed you. 14. Do violence to no man,
neither accuse any falsely ; and be content
with your wages.
Luk. 6.31. As ye would that men should do
to you, do ye also to them likewise.
Luk. 11,42, Woe unto you, Pharisees I for
ye tithe mint and rue and aU manner cf herbs,
and pass over judgment and the love of God :
these ought ye to have done, and not to leave
the other imdone.
Act 24.16. Herein do I exercise myseU, to
have always a conscience void of offence toward
God, and toward raen. Act. 23.1.
Rom. 9.1. I say the truth in Christ, I Ue
not, my conscience alao bearing rae witneaa in
the Holy Ghost.
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mijAH
Rom. 18.5, Ye muat needs be subject, not
only for vnrath, but also for conscience' sake.
Rom. 14.5. One man esteemeth one day
above another : another esteemeth every day
alike. Let every man be fuUy persuaded in
hia own mind. 14. To him that eateemeth
any thing to be unclean, to him it is unclean.
22, Hast thou faith? have it to thyaelf before
God. Happy is he that condemneth not him
aelf in that thing which he aUoweth. 23. And
he that doubteth is daraned if he eat, because
he eateth not of faith : for whatsoever is not of
faith is sin.
2 Cor. 4.2. Have renounced the Mdden
things of dishonesty, not walking in craftinesa,
nor handling the word of God deceitfuUy ; but
by manifestation of the truth commending
ourselves to every man's conscience in the
sight of God. 2 Cor. 5,11,
2 Cor. 7.2. We have wronged no man, we
have corrupted no man, we have defrauded no
man. 2 Cor. 8.21. Providing for honest things,
not only in the aight of the Lord, but also in
the sight of men.
PhU. 4.8. Brethren, whatsoever things are
true, whatsoever things are honest, whataoever
things are just, think on these thinga. .
Coi, 3.22, Not with eye-service as men- j
pleasers ; but in aingleness of heart, fearing
God : 23. And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, \
OS to the Lord, and not unto men. Eph. 6.6.
1 The. 2.4. As we were aUowed of God to
be put in trust with the gospel, even so we
speak ; not as pleasing men, but God, which
trieth our hearts.
1 Tira. 1.5. The end of the comraandment
is charity, out of a pure heart, and of a good
conscience. 1 Tira. 3,9. Holding the mystery of the faith
in a pure conscience.
Tit. 1.8. A lover of good men, sober, just,
holy. Heb. 18.18. We trust we have a good con
science, in all things willing to Uve honestly.
1 Pet. 2.12. Having your conversation
honest among the GentUes.
1 Pet. 3.16. Having a good conscience ; that,
whereas they speak evil of you, as of evU doers,
they may be ashamed that falsely accuse your
good conversation in Christ.
Integrity, Honesty, Conscientiousness,
Examples of : Pharaoh, Gen. 12.18, Ahime
lech, Gen. 26,9-11. Jacob, Gen. 31.39. Joseph,
Gen. 39.9. Gen. 40.15. Joseph's brethren.
Gen. 43.15-22. Gen. 44.7-16. Egyptians, Ex.
1.17-21. Moses, Num. 16.15, Samuel, 1 Sam,
12,4. David, 1 Sam. 24.5, 1 Sam. 25.16.
1 Sara. 29.6,
Workraen,2Kin. 12,16, 2Kin. 22,7. Zebu
lun, 1 Chr, 12,33. Joab, 1 Chr, 21.6. Priests,
Ezr. 8.24-80. Nehemiah, Neh. 5.15, Jona-
dab'a descendants, Jer. 35.14. Daniel, Dan.
1.8, Dan. 6.4. Joseph, Mat. 1.19. Zaccheus,
Luk. 19.8. Nathaniel, Jno. 1.47. Nicodemus,
Jno. 7.51. Joseph,Luk. 23.51. Peter, Act. 10.14.
See Dishonesty,
INTERPRETERS of Languages, Gen.
42.23, 2 Chr, 32.31 {Tnarg.). Neh. 8.8. In
the Christian church, 1 Cor. 12.10,30. 1 Cor.
14.5,13,26-28. Illustrative, Job 83.23. Of
dreams. Gen. 40.8. Gen. 41.16. Dan, 2,18-30.
IRIJAH, accuses Jeremiah, and gets tiim
imprisoned, Jer, 37,13-16.

IRON
IKON. Oreof,Deu. 8.9, Job 28,2, Melted,
Eze, 22.20. SeeFuKiTAOE.STEEi,, InOanaan,
Deu. 8.9. In Tarshish, Eze. 27.12. Tubal-
cain, an artiflcerof. Gen. 4.22. 100,000 talents
of, used in the temple, 1 Chr. 29.7. Shekel of,
I Sam. 17.7.
Articles made of, see AHMS, Axe,
Bars, Bed, Chahiotb, Fetters, Fuknace,
Gates, HAitROvrs, Idols, Nails, Pen,
Sceptre, Tureshotq instruments.
Yokes. Miracle connected with, 2 Kin. 6.5,6. Dlus
trative, Pro, 27.17, SymboUcal, Dan. 2.33-45.
Dan. 4.15. Dan. 7.7,19.
lEKIGATION, Deu. 11,10, Pro. 21.1. Isa.
68.11. See Weu-s.
ISAAC (Laughter), son of Abraham and
Sarah, Gen. 17.19. Gen. 21.1-6, Jos. 24.3.
IChr, 1,28. Mat. 1.2. Gal. 4.28. Heb. 11.11.
Offered up by Abraham, Gen. 22.1-19. Heb.
11.17, Jas. 2.21. Marriage to Behecca, Gen.
24. Gen. 25.20. Inheritance, Gen, 25.6, Gen.
24,36. Dwells at Lahai-roi, Gen. 24,02, Gen, 26.11.
Buries his father. Gen. 25,9, Birth of Esau
and Jacob, Gen, 25.19-26, Jos, 24.4, His
partiaUty for Esau, Gen, 25.28 ; grief at his
marriage to Canaanites, Gen. 26.35, Dwells i
at Gerar ; his falsehood about BebeKah, Gen
26,1-11, ¦ !
His wealth. Gen. 26.13,14. Disputes with I
PhUistines about the wells. Gen. 26.17-23,
Dwells at Beersheba, and buUds an altar;
his covenant with Ahimelech, Gen, 26,23-33.
His bUndness when old; blesses Jacob and
Esau, Gen. 27.1-40. Heb. 11.20, Sends Jacob
from Beersheba to Padan-aram, Gen. 28.
His death ; buried by Jacob and Esau in the
cave of Machpelah, Gen. 35.27-29. Gen
49.31. His piety and prayerfulness, Gen. 24,63.
Gen. 26.21. Gen. 26.26. Mat. 8.11, Luk.
13.28, Prophecies and promises respecting.
Gen. 37,16-21, Gen, 18.10-14. Gen. 21.12.
Gen. 26.2-6,24. Ex. 82.13. 1 Chr. 16.16.
Eom. 9.7
ISAIAH, son of Amos ; time of his prophe
sying, Isa. 1.1, Isa. 6.1, Isa. 7.1. Isa. 20.1.
Isa. 36.1. Isa. 38.1. Isa. 39.1. His wife and
family, Isa. 7.3. Isa. 8.3. Prophesies to Ahaz,
oflfering him a sign, Isa. 7.3-17. Wears sack
cloth ; commanded to walk barefoot, &c., Isa,
20.2,3. His prophecy on Sennacherib's invasion ;
2 Kin. 19. Isa. 37. Sennacherib's army de
stroyed at his prayer, 2 Chr 32.20,21, 2 Kin.
19.4. Predicts Hezekiah's recovery, 2 Kin.
20,4-11. Isa. 38.3-8 ; and miracle of the re
turning shadow, 2 Kin. 20.8-11. Isa. 38.7,8.
Prophesies against Hezekiah, 2 Ean. 20.14-18.
Isa. 39.3-7. "Writes the history of Uzziah and
Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 26.22. i Chr. 32.32.
ISHBI-BENOB, a PhUistine giant, slain by
Abishai when fighting with David, 2 Sam.
21.16-17. ISH-BOSHETH, son of Saul, 2 Sam. 2.8.
CaUed Esh-baal, 1 Chr. 8.33. Made king over
the 10 tribes by Abner, 2 Sam. 2.8-10. Abner
quarrels with, and deserts Mm, 2 Sam. 3.6-13.
He restores Michal to David, 2 Sam, 3.14-16,
Murdered by his servants ; his murderer slain
by David, 2 Sam. 4.1-12.

ISKAEL
ISHI (my husband], a symbolical name,
Hos. 2.16,
ISHMAEI. (God shall hear), son of Abra
ham and Hagar, Gen. 16.11,16,16. 1 Chr. 1.28.
Abraham's prayer for. Gen. 17.18, Olieum-
cision of. Gen, 17.23-26, Mocks Isaae, and is
sent away with his mother by Abraham ; dwells
in the wUdemess and becomes an archer ;
marries an Egyptian, Gen. ''21.9-21.
Present at Abraham's funeral. Gen. 25.9.
Descendants of. Gen. 25.12-18. 1 Chr. 1.29-31.
His daughter marries Esau, Gen. 28.9. Gen.
36.2,3. His death. Gen. 25.17,18. Prophecies
respectmg. Gen. 16.11,12. Gen. 17.20. Gen.
21.13,18.  , son of Nethaniah, murders Geda-
Uah at the instigation of the king of Ammon,
and carries some of the Jews captive to the
Ammonites, Jer, 40,8-16. Jer. 41. 2 Kin.
25.23-26. ISHMAELITES, travelling merchants to
whom Joseph was sold. Gen. 37.26-36. Gen.
39.1. Also caUed Midianites, Gen, 37.28,36,
Jud, 8.24,26. Fought against Israel, Psa.83.6,
See Arabians, Ddmah, Hagarenes, Mi
dianites, Nebaioth.
ISHTOB, 2 Sam. 10.6,8. See Tob.
ISLANDS, signifying drv land, Isa. 42.16.
Country, isa. 20.6 {marg.). Region beyond
the sea, Jer. 25-22 {marg.i. Names of, see
Chios, Chittim, Clauda, Coos, Crete,
CirPBCS,ELISHAH,MELITA,PATMOS,llHODES, Sauos, Samothrace.
ISLES OF THE Gentiles are the islands of
the Mediterranean above named. Gen. 10.6.
Zeph. 2.11.
ISRAEL. See Jacob.
 , Land of. See Palestine,
ISRAEL, Tribes of. Descended from
Jacob's 12 sons, Gen. 49.28, Act. 26.7. Ma
nasseh and Ephraim reckoned among, instead
of Joseph and Levi, Gen, 48.6, Jos, 14.4.
See Asher, Benjamin, Dan, Ephraim, Gad,
Issachar, Joseph, Judah, Levi, Manas
seh, Naphtaij, Reuben, Simeon, Zebulun,
Prophecies of. Gen. 48.19. Gen. 49. Deu.
33. Names of, wom on the high-priest's
breastplate, Ex. 28.21. Ex. 39,14,
Half of the tribes — Simeon, Levi, Judah,
Issa^^ar, Joseph, and Beniamin — stood on
mount Geri2im to pronounce the blessing;
whUe Reuben, Gad, Asher, Zebulun, Dan, and
Naphtali, stood on mount Ebal to say Amen
to the curses of the law, Deu. 27,11-26, Jos,
8.33-35. Divided into families, each having a chief.
Num. 25.14. Num. 26. Num. 36.1. Jos.
7.14. 1 Chr. c. 4-8, All inheritances were to
remain in the tribe and famUy to which they
were given. Num. 36 with 1 Chr. 23.22. 1 Kin.
21.3. Princes, captains, or elders of. Num. 10.4.
Nnm. 27.2. Num. 31.13. Nnm. 32.2. Deu.
29.10. Deu. 31.28. Jos. 9.16-21. Jos. 22.13,14,
Ezr, 1.8 ; with Moses and Aaron numbered
the people, Num, 1,1-18. Their offerings.
Num. 7. "Were sent to spy Canaan, Num.
13.1-10. Laid up their rods before the ark,
Num. 17. Set up the stones of GUgal, Jos, 4.
¦With Joshua and Eleazar, divided Palestine,
Num. 34.17-29. Jos. 14.1. Names of, m the
timeof Moses.Num. 2. Num.10.14-27. IChi.
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ISEAEUTF.S
2.10 ; in the time of David, 1 Chr. 27.16-22
of Solomon, 1 Kin. 4.7-18.
Number of, on arriving in Egypt, Gen.
46.8-27. Ex. 1.5. Deu. 10.22. Act. 7.14. At
the Exodus, Ex. 12.37, At Sinai, Num, 1,46.
In the plain of Moab, Num. 26. When num
bered by David, 2 Sam. 24.1-9. 1 Chr. 21.6,6.
1 Chr. 27,24, At the return from captivity,
Ezr. 2.64. Neh. 7,66,67,
Half a shekel to be given for each person as
an atonement when numbered, Ex. 30.11-16.
For the maintenance of the tabernacle, Ex.
38.24-31. Number of, sealed by an angel in vision,
Dan omitted. Rev. 7.1-8. Names of, on the
gates of the New Jerusalem, Rev. 21.12.
ISRAELITES, Enemies of, punished-
See Persecution, warnings against,
ISRAELITES, History of. (From Abra
ham to the settlement in Goshen.B.c. 2056-1706.
From the settlement in Goshen to the Exodus,
B.C. 1706-1491.) They settle in Goshen, Gen.
c. 46 & 47. Ex. 1.1-6. Act. 7.14.
Multiply in Egypt, Ex. 1.7-20, Psa. 105.24.
Act. 7.17, Pharaoh's cmelty and oppression,
Ex, 1.8-22. Ex. 2.11, Ex. 5. Act. 7.18-21.
They build Pithom and Rameses, Ex. 1.11,
God promises deliverance, Ex. 2.23-25.
Moses sent to them, Psa. 78. Psa. 105-107.
Psa. 136. Act. 7. See Moses. Murmur
against Moses, Ex. 6.20,21, Ex. 14.10-12.
Exempt from the plagues of Egypt, Ex. 8.22, 23.
Ex. 9.4-6,26. Ex, 10.23. Ex. 11,7. Ex. 12.13.
Keep the first passover, Ex. 12.1-28,60. Obtain
jewels from the Egyptians, Ex. 11.2,3. Ex.
12.36,36. Psa. 105.37. Depart from Rameses,
Ex. 12.31-42. Ex. 13.3,4. Ex. 14,
Sojoum in Egypt 430 years, from Abraham,
B.C. 1913 to B.C. 1491, Gen. 16,13. Ex. 12.40,41.
Act. 7.6. Gal. 3.17. Idohitry of, in, Eze.
20.6-9. Eze, 23.8.
LeaveEgypt; number of. Ex, 12.37. None
feeble, Psa. 105.37. Accompanied by a mixed
multitude, Ex. 12.38. Num. 11.4. Their
herds and flocks, Ex. 10.9,24, Ex. 12.38. Ex.
34.3. Num. 11.22.
Led by the angel of the Lord, Ex. 23.20-23.
Ex. 82.34. Ex. 33.2,14. Psa, 78.61-64. Isa.
63.11-14. See Cloud of Glort, Order of
marching and encamping. Num. 2. Num.
10.14-28. March from Rameses to Succoth, Etham,
Pi-hahiroth, Ex, 12.37, Ex. 13.20. Ex. 14.2.
Num. 38 6-7.
Passage of the Red Sea ; destruction of Pha
raoh, Ex. 14. Deu. 11.4, Psa. 78. Psa.
106-107. Psa. 136. Song of Moses and Miriam,
Ex. 16.1-20.
March 3 days through the wUdemess of Shur
toMarah, Ex. 16.23. Num. 33.8. Murmur at
the bitter water ; it is sweetened, Ex. 16,24,25,
March to Elim, Ex. 16.27, Num. 33.9. To
the Red Sea, Num. 83.10. To-
Desert of Sin, Ex. 16.1, Num, B3.11, Mur
mur for bread, Ex. 16.2,3. Manna sent Ex
16.4-36. QuaUs sent, Ex. 16.13.
March to Dophkah, Alush, Num. 33.12-14.
Ex. 17.1. To—
Rephidim ; murmur for water. Ex, 17.2,3.
Water brought from the rock at Massah or
Merihah, Ex. 17.6-7, Amalekites defeated,
Ex. 17.8. Deu, 25,17,18,
March to desert of Sinai in the 3d month,
Niun. 33.16. Ex. 18.5. Ex. 19.1. Have
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rSRAELTTES
judges and captains appointed, Ex. 18.25,
Deu. 1.9-17. Receive the law at Sinai, set
Sinai. Terror at the giving of the law, Ex.
19.16,17, Num. 17,12,13, Heb, 12.18-21,
Elders go np the mount, Ex. 24. 1,9-11,
Covenant with the Lord, Ex, 19.3-9. Ex,
24,3-8. Make a golden calf, Ex. 32. Deu, 9,
7-21. 3000 slain by the Levites, Ex. 32.28.
Plagued on account of the calf, Ex. 32.35.
Mourn on God refusing to lead them, Ex. 33.
4-6. Tahemacle of Moses pitched without Uie
camp, Ex. 33.9,10. Contributions for the
tahemacle, Ex. 35.21-29. Ex. 36.3-7. Num.
7. Make the tabemade, Ex. 36.30-36. Ex.
c. 36-40. Second passover kept, Num. 9.
1-5. Numbering of the people, Num, 1.1-46.
Ex, 38.25,26.
March toTaberah ; murmuring punished by
fire. Num. 11.1-3. Deu. 9.22.
March to Kibroth-hattaavah, Num. 11.34,
Num. 33.16. 70 elders appointed. Num.
11.16,17,24-30. Murmuring for flesh, Num,
11.4-9, Psa. 78,18, Quails sent, Num,
11.18-28,31,32. Psa, 78.26-29. Punished by
plague. Num. 11.33,34, Psa. 78,30,31,
March to Hazeroth, Num. 11.35. Num.
33.17. To—
Kadesh, in the desert of Paran, or Zin, Num,
12.16. Num. 13,26. Num. 38.36. Deu. 1.2,19,
Spies sent to Canaan, Num. 18. Num. 32.8.
Deu. 1.22,26. Jos. 14.7. Discouraged and
rebel at their report, Nnm. 14. Deu, 1.26-36.
Den. 9.23. Spies die of plague. Num. 14.37,
Israel defeated by Amalek at Hormah, Num.
14.40-46. Deu. 1.41-44. Dwell at Kadesh,
Deu. 1.46,
Tum back from Kadesh and wander for 38
years hythe RedSea, Nnm. 14.26-84, Deu,1.40.
Deu. 2.14. Stations visited bythem, Rithmah
to Ezion-Geber, Num. 33.18-36, AU but two
died from 20 years old. Num. 14.28-30. Deu.
2.14. Retum to—
Kadesh, Num, 20.1. Num. 33.36. Jud,
11,16,17. Sabbath - breaker stoned. Num.
16.32-36, RebeUion of Korah, Num. 16. Deu.
11,6, 14,000 die of plague. Num. 16.41-60.
Miriam's death. Num. 20.1. Murmur for water
at Merihah, see Mebib ah. Refused a passage
by Edom, Num. 20.14-21.
March from Kadesh to Beeroth and Mount
Hor, or Mosera ; Aaron's death, Num, 20.22,29.
Num. 33.37. Deu. 10.6. Defeat kmg Arad,
Num. 21,
March to Zalmonah and Punon, Num.
33,41,42. Num. 21.6. Deu. 2.8. Murmur,
bitten by serpents, healed on looking to the
brazen serpent. Num. 21.4-9.
March to Ohoth, to the mountains of Abarim
or Pisgah, Num. 21.10-20. Num. 33.43-47.
Deu, 2.13-24. Defeat the Amorites, Num.
21.21-31. Deu. 2.26-37.
March by Bashan to the plains of Moab,
opposite Jericho, Num. 21.33. Num. 22.1,
Num. 33.48,49, Defeat Og, king of Bashan,
Num. 21.33-86. Deu, 3.1-17. Balak sends fo'
Balaam to curse them. Num. c. 22-24. Deu.
23.3,4. Corrapted by the Moabites, Num. 25,
The plague stayed by Phinehas, Num, 26.5-18,
Conquest of Midian, Num. 31, Numbering of
the people, Num, 26. Covenant with the Lord,
Deu. 29. Death of Moses ; mourning for him,
Deu. 34,
Their provision in the wUdemess, Deu. 8.4,
Deu. 29.5,6, Neh, 9.21. CircumcisioD omitted,

ISRAEUTES

ISRAELITES

Jos. 5.6,7.
Jos. 23.8, Jer. '2.2,3. Jud. 2.7-10.
Joshua appointed to succeed Moses, Num,
27.18-23. Deu. 31.23, See Joshua.
ISRAELITES, History op, under the
Judges (b,o. 1451-1095), 460 years. Act. 13.20.
Conquest of Palestine under Joshua (b.o. 1451-
1427), see Joshua, Jericho, Aj, Gibeon.
Conquests of Judah ; partial success of dif
ferent tribes, Jud. 1. Rebuked by an angel
at Bochim ; repentance, Jud. 2.1-6. "Worship
idols ; punishment, Jud. 2.10-23. Histoiy of
the Levite, and slaughter of the Benjamites,
Jud. c. 19-21 (B.o. 1426-1406).
Idolatry of, and punishment, Jud, 3.6-7.
8 years' bondage to king of Mesopotamia;
delivered by Othniel; 40 years' peace, Jud.
8.8-11 (B.o. 1402-1354).
IS years' bondage to Moab ; delivered by
Ehud; 80 years' peace, Jud. 3.12-30 (b.o.
1354-1266). Delivered from Philistines by
Shamgar, Jud, 3.31,
20 years' bondage to Jabin; deUvered hy
Deborah and Barak ; 40 years' peace, Jud. c. 4
&B (B,o. 1316-1266).
ISRAELITES, History of, under the Kings. (See details under the names of the
respective kings). Saul, 1st king, 40 years ; Samuel, prophet, B.o. 1096-1066, David, 2d
king, 40 years ; Nathan and Gad, prophets, B.o. 1066-1015. Solomon, 3d king, 40 years ; Ahi
jah, prophet, B,o. 1015-975. On Rehoboam's accession (b.c. 975) the 12 tribes were divided
into two kingdoms — Judah and Benjamin forming the kingdom of Judah, and the remain
ing 10 tribes the kingdom of Israel.

Piety of those who entered Canaan, | Ruth's history (b,o, 1322-1312), but compare
' '  Ruth 4,18-21 with Mat. 1.6,
7 years' bondage to Midian ; reproved by a
prophet ; deUvered by Gideon, Jud. c. 6 & 7.
Jud. 8.1-28. Gideon's ephod worshipped, Jud.
8.26,27, His refusal to be king, Jud, 8.22,23,
40 years' peace, Jud. 8.28 (b.o. 1256-1209).
Idolatry renewed, Jud. 8.33,34. Abimelech's
usurpation; civil wars, Jud, 9 (B.o, 1209-1206).
Tola and Jair Judges, Jud. 10.1-6 (b.o.
1206-1161). Idolatry ; 18 years' bondage to the Philis
tines and Ammonites ; reproved by God ; their
repentance, Jud. 10. DeUvered by Jephthah,
Jud. 11. His defeat of the Ephraimites, Jud,
12.1-7. Peace 6 years, Jud. 12.7 (b.o. 1161-
1187). Ibzan Judge 7 years, Elon 10, Abdon 8, Jud.
12.8-15 (B.o. 1137-1112).
Idolatry; 40 years' bondage to Philistines
(B.o. 1161-1120), Jud, 13.1. EU, high-priest ;
the ark taken, 1 Sam. 4 (B.o. 1141), see Ark.
Samson's victories ; Judge for 20 years (B.C.
1140-1120), Jud. c. 13-16.
Samuel Judge, B.o. 1120-1095. See Samuel.

Judah. b.o.
1. Rehoboam king 17 years. She
maiah prophet, . . . 975-958
2. Abijah, or Abijam, king 3 years, 968-966
3. Asa king 41 years, Azariah, Ha
nani, prophets, . . 955-914

4. Jehoshaphat king 26 years. His
son Jehoram associated with
him. Jehu prophet. . . 914-889
6. Jehoram king 4 years. Ahaziah,
his son, associated with him. 889-885
6. Ahaziah king 1 year, . . 885-884
AthaUah's usurpation 6 years,
Jehoiada the priest, . . 884-878
7. Joash, or Jehoash, king 40 years.
Zechariah prophet, . . . 878-839
8. Amaziah king 29 years, . . 839-810
9. Uzziah, or Azariah, king 62 years,
Jotham regent. Joel, Isaiah,
prophets, . . . 810-758

10. Jotham king 16 years. Micah
prophet,  768-742
11. Ahaz king 16 years. Isaiah, Oded,
Obadiah, prophets, . . . 742-726

12. Hezekiah king 29 years, . . 726-698

975-954

954-963
963-930

929-918

Israel.
1. Jeroboam king 22 years,
2. Nadab, son of Jeroboam, king
about 2 years, .
3, Baasha, a captain, king 24 years.
Jehu prophet, .
4. Elah, a captain, king 2 years,
6. Zimri, a captain, king 7 days.
6. Omri, a captain, king 12 years,
7, Ahab, sonof Omri, king 22 years.
EUjah, Elisha, Micaiah, prophets, 918-897
8, Ahaziah, son of Ahab, king 2
years, . , , .
9, Jehoram, son of Ahab, king 12
years, , , .
10. Jehu, a captain, king 28 years, ,
11. Jehoahaz, son of Jehu, king 17
years,
12. Jehoash, son of Jehoahaz, king
16 years. Elisha's death,
13. Jeroboam H., son of Jehoash,
king 41 years. Jonah, Hosea,
Amos, prophets.
Interregnum 11 years, 2 Kin. 14. 23
with 2 Kin, 16,8,
14 Zachariah, son of Jeroboam, king
6 months, . . . ,
15. ShaUum, a captain, king 1 month,
16, Menahem, a captain, king 10
years, 
17. Pekahiah, son of Menahem, king
2 years, 
18, Pekah, a captain, king 20 years,

896-884 884.866

866-839

839-826

826-784
784-773

773772

772-762

761-769769-738

Interregnum 9 years, 2 Kin. 16.80
with 2 Kin. 17.1,
Hoshea, a captain, king 9 years.
The 10 tribes carried captive to
Assyria. Colonists brought to
Samaria, see Samaria, .

738-730

730-721

ISRAELITES
ISRAELITES, History of Kings of
Judah continued to the Captivity, b.c,
726-588. 12. Hezekiah king 29 years. Isaiah, b.o,
Nahum, prophets,
13. Manasseh king 56 years, . , 698-643
14. Amon king 2 years, . . 643-641
15, Josiah king 31 years. Jeremiah,
Huldah, Zephaniah, Habakkuk,
prophets,  641-ClO
16. Jehoahaz, Josiah's son, king 3
months, . , , . 610
17. Jehoiakim, Josiah's son, king 11
years. Daniel prophet, , . 610-699
FIRST captivity (606).
18. Jehoiachin, or Jeconiah, Jehoia
kim' s son, king 3 months, , 699
SECOND CAPTIVITY (599),
19. Zedekiah, or Mattaniah, .Tosiah's
son, king 11 years. Jeremiah,
Ezekiel, prophets, . , , 699-688
FINAL CAPTIVITY (588).
Seraiah, die, massacred by Nebuchadnezzar
at Riblah, 2 Kin. 25,18-21, Jer. 52.24-27.
Some of the poor left to tiU the land, Jer.
52.16. 2 Kin. 25.12,22; and soldiers who
had escaped, 2 Kin. 26.23. Jer, 39.10. Jer.
40.7, GedaUah appointed govemor ; slain by Ish
mael, 2 Kin. 25.22-26. Jer. 40. Jer. 41. Ish
mael attempts to take the people to the
Ammonites; is intercepted hy Johanan, Jer.
41.11-18 ; who takes them to Egypt ; Jeremiah
forced to accompany them, Jer, c. 42 to 44.
2 Kin. 25.26 (588).
ISRAELITES, History of, in Cap
tivity (Psa. 137).
Daniel, Shadrach, &c., under Nebuchad
nezzar, B.o, 606-663. Under Belshazzar, b.o,
566, Under Darius, B.C. 638, Under Qyrus,
B.o. 636. See Daniel, Shadrach.
Ezekiel with the captives by the river Chebar
in Chaldea, B.c. 696-574. See Ezekiel,
Esther, Mordecai, and the Jews, under Aha
suerus, B.C. 521-496. See Book of Esther,
Ezra under Artaxerxes, B.c, 467-446. See
Ezra, Nehemiah under Artaxerxes, B.o, 446-434,
See Nehemiah.
ISRAELITES, History of, after the
Captivity. Jeremiah's predictions that ths captivity
should be 70 years, Jer. 25.11,12. Jer.
29.10-14. 9 Chr. 36.21. Ezr. 1.1. Dan, 9.2 ;
date from the year b.o. 606, 4 years after
Josiah's death, Jer. 26.8 with 2 Kin, 22.1 &
Dan. 1.1,2 ; being the first captivity, 2 Kin.
24.1, 2 Chr. 36.6,7. Dan, 1.1,2, Cyms'
decree to buUd the temple was issued, b, o. 536,
70 years afterwards, 2 Chr. 36.22,23. Ezr,
1.1-4. (See Cyrus.)
The temple was destroyed B.o. 588, 2 Kin.
26.8-21. Jer. 62.12-30. Jer. 39.8-10. The
second temple finished, B.C. 516, Ezr, 6.14-22,
70 years afterwards,
Cyrus' decree to rebuUd the temple, 2 Chr.
86.22,23. Ezr. 1.1-4. Restores the vessels of
the temple, Ezr, 1.6-11, Retum of the Jews
under Zerubbabel, in number 49,972, Neh.
7.5-67. Ezr. 1.6,6. Ezr. 2. Psa. 87. Psa. 107.
Psa. 86. Psa. 126, An altar erected ; the feast
of tabemaeles observed, Ezr. 3.1-7,
.Foundation of the second temple by Zerub
babel and Joshua, and it? dedication (b.o.
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ISRAELITES
636-516), see Temple. Haggai and Zechariah,
prophets. Ezra returns with 1754 Jews to Jemsalem,
and considerable sums of money, Ezr. c. 7 &8.
His exertions to reform the Jews (b.c. 467-
445), see Ezra. Nehemiah appointed gover
nor ; the buUding of the waU ; reformation
of the Jews (B.C. 446-434), see Nehemiah.
Malachi, the last of the prophets (b.c.
397). The history of the Jews, as contained in tho
New Testament, from b,o, 6 to A.D. 63, wUl
be found under the names Herod I, (b.o. 5),
Archelaus (b.o. 3), Herod II. (a.d, 32),
Pilate (A.D. 33), Herod m. (a.d. 41), Felix
(a.d. 60), Festus (a.d. 60), Agrippa( A.b. 60),
Jerusalem. ISRAELITES, Idolatry of. See Idola
try — Backsliding of Israel,
 , Love of their country. See
Church and Country, love of.
ISRAELITES. Prophecies ofCaptivity,
"War, and Judgment, Gen. 16.13,14. Lev,
26.14-39. Deu. 28.15-68. Deu, 81.16-21. Isa.
10.1-6. Jer. 5.1-19. Jer. 82.28-36. Eze. 6,
Eze. 7. Eze. 20.45-49. Eze. 21, Eze. 23,
Eze. 38.8-23. Eze. 39.1-22. Hos. 8.3-6. Hos.
6. Joel 1. Mic. 1. Mio. 2.1-11. Mic. 6.
-. Prophecies OF Probperity,Con-

VERSION, AND RESTORATION, Gen. 15.13,14,
Gen. 18.18. Gen. 48.21. Gen. 49. Ex. 3.7-22.
Ex. 6.1-8. Ex. 11.1. Ex. 12.25. Ex. 23.22-31.
Lev. 26.3-18,44,46. Num. 23.9-24. Num.
24.6-19. Deu. 30.8-10. Deu. 83. 2 Sam.
7.10. Isa. 6.13. Isa. 10.20-27. Isa. 11.11-16.
Isa. 14.1-3. Isa. 27, Isa. 30.27-83, Isa.
32,15-20, Isa. 48. Isa. 46,11-25. Isa, 48,
Isa, 64. Isa. 66.8-10. Jer. 3.12-25. Jer. 16.11.
Jer. 16.14,16. Jer. 23.1-8. Jer. 29.1-14.
Jer. 30. Jer. 31. Jer. 46.27,28. Jer. 50.4-8,
19,?'1,38,34, Eze. 6.8,9. Eze. 11.14-20. Eze.
20.33-44, Eze, 28,25,26. Eze. 29.21. Eze.
34.11-31. Eze. 36. Eze. 37. Eze. 39.23-29,
Eze. 43.7-12. Km. 1.10,11, Amos 9.8-16,
Obad. 17-21. Mic. 2.12,13. Mic. 4.6-8. Mic.
5.6-15. Mic. 7.10-12. Zeph. 8.10-20. Zee.
6,9-17. Zec.10,3-12.
 (the 10 Tribes). Prophecies:
By EUjah ; of drought, 1 Kin. 17.1 ; and Ben-
hadad's defeat, 1 Kin. 20.13-28. By EUsha ; o(
reUef from famine, 2 Kin. 7.1,2,17. 7 years'
famine, 2 Kin. 8.1.
 (the 10 Tribes). Prophecies of
Captivity, "War, and Judgment, 1 Km.
14.15,16. Isa. 7,8, Isa. 8.4-7, Isa. 9.8-21.
Isa, 17.3-11. Isa. 28,1-8. Hos. 1.1-9. Hos.
2.1-13. Hos. c. 4, 8, 9, & 10. Hos, 11,6,6.
Hos. 12.7-14, Hos, 13, Amos 2,6-16, Amos
c. 3 to 9.
 (the 10 Tribes). Prophecies ot
Restoration, Hos. 2.14-23. Hos. 11.9-11,
Hos. 18.13,14. Hos. 14.8.
 . (Judah — The Jews). Prophe
cies : By Jaliaziel to Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr.
20.14-17. By Isaiah, of deUverance from Eezm,
Isa. 7.1-19 ; of Sennacherib's invasion, Isa,
7.17-25. Isa. 29.1-8. Isa. 31.4-9. Isa. 33.2-19.
Isa. 87.21-32. Of dearth, in the days of Clau
dius, Act. 11.27-28, Of their rejection ol
Christ, Isa, 8.14,16. Isa. 49.5,7, Isa. 52,14.
Isa. 63.1-S. Zee 11. Zee, 13. Mat. 21,38.
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ISRAELITES
ISRAELITES. (Judah— The Jews). Pro
phecies OF Captivity, "War, & Judgment.
Deu. 28.49-67. 2 Kin. 20.17,18. 2Kin. 21.12-15.
2 Kin. 22.16,17. 2 Kin. 23.26,27. Isa. 1.1-24.
Isa. 3. Isa. 4.1. Isa. 6. Isa. 6,9-13. Isa.
7.17-25. Isa. 8.14-22. Isa. 9. Isa. 10.12.
Isa. 22.1-14. Isa. 28.14^22. Isa. 29:1-10. Isa.
80.1-17. Isa. 31.1-3. Isa. 32.9-14. Jer. 1.11-16.
Jer, 4.5-81. Jei,6. Jer. 7.8-34. Jer. 8, Jer.
9.9-26. Jer. 10.17-22. Jer. 11.9-23. Jer.
13.9-27. Jer. 14.14-18. Jer. 16.1-14. Jer. 16.
Jer. 17.1-4. Jer. 18.16-17. Jer. 19. Jer. 20.5.
Jer. 21.4-7. Jer, 26.8-38. Jer. c. 28, 34, & 87,
Jer. 88.1-3. Jer, 42,13-22. Jer. c. 43, 44, & 46.
Eze. 4. Eze. 6. Eze. 11.7-12. Eze. c. 12, 15,
16, 17, & 19. Eze. 22.13-22. Eze. 23.22-85.
Eze. 24. Eze. 33.21-29. Dan. 9.26,27, Joel
2.1-17, Amos 2.4,5. Mic. 8. Mic. 4.8-10.
Hab, 1.6-11, Zeph. 1. Zee. 11. Zee. 14.1-3.
MaL 4.1. Mat. 21.33,34. Mat. 23.35-38.
Mat. 24.2,14-42. Mar.13.1-18. Luk.13.84,35.
Luk, 19.43,44, Luk. 21.5-25. Lnk. 23.28-31.
Rev. 1.7.
 , (Judah — the Jews). Pro
phecies OF Prosperity, Conversion, and
Restoration, Isa. 1.25-27. Isa. 2.1-5. Isa.
4.2-6. Isa. 25. Isa. 26.1,2,12-19. Isa. 29.18-24.
Isa. 30.18-26. Isa. 32.15-20. Isa. 33.13-24, Isa.
35. Isa. 87.81,32. Isa. 40.2,9. Isa. 41.27. Isa.
44. Isa, 49.13-28. Isa. 61. Isa. 52.1-12. Isa. 60.
Isa. 61.4-9. Isa. 62. Isa. 66.5-22. Jer. 3.14-18.
Jer. 12.14-16. Jer. 24.1-7. Jer. 29.1-14. Jer.
32.36-44. Jer. 33. Jer. 44.28. Eze. 14.22,23.
Eze. 16.60-63. Dan. 11.30-46. Dan. 12.1. Joel
3. Zeph. 2.7. Zee. 1.14-21. Zee. 2. Zee. 8.
Zee. 12.5-14. Zee. 13. Zee. 14.3-21. Mai. 3.4.
Rom. 11. 2 Cor. 3.16.
 , Symbolical Names of. See
Jeshurun, Jezreel, Lo-ammi, Lo-ruhama.
ISSACHAR, son of Jacob and Leah, Gen,
30.18. Ex. 1.3, IChr. 2.1. Blessed by Jacob,
Gen. 49.14,16, His chUdren, Gen. 46.13.
1 Chr. 7.1.
 , Tribe of. Numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1.28,29. Num, 2.6 ; and on the plains
of Moah, Num, 26.25. Blessed by Moses,
Deu. 83.18,19. Marched and encamped under
the standard of Judah, east of the tabernacle.
Num. 2.3,5. Nnm. 10.14,15. Inheritance of,
Jos. 19.17-23, Manasseh had towns in, Jos.
17.10,11, Assisted Deborah and Barak, Jud. 5.16.
Number of soldiers in David's reign, 1 Chr.
7.2,5. Experienced men of, joined David,
1 Chr. 12,39,40. Kept Hezekiah's passover,
2 Chr. 30.18. For things common to aU the
tribes, see Israelites, Tribes of,
ITALIAN Band. Roman soldiers. Act.
10.1. ITALT, Towns of. See Appu Forum,
Puteoli, Rhegium, Rome, Three Taverns.
ITHAMAR, 4th son of Aaron. Ex, 6.23.
Ex. 28.1. 1 Chr. 6.3. Chief of the Gershon
ites and Merarites, Num. 4.28,88, Num. 7.8.
Treasurer of the offerings for the tabernacle,
Ex. 88.21. Forbidden to moum for Nadab
and AbUiu, Lev. 10.6,20. His descendants,
1 Chr. 24.1-19. The high-priesthood in his
famUy from EU to Abiathar. See Eli, Abia
thar. ITTAI, the Gittite, one of David's captains,
2 Sam. 23.29. 1 Chr. 11.81. FideUty to David
B

JACOB
when fleeing from Absalom, 2 Sam. 15.19-22
Heads a division of the army against Absalom,
2 Sam. 18.2,5.
ITUREA, a country north-east of Jordan
(see 1 Chr. 1.31. 1 Chr. 5.19), of which PhUip
was tetrarch, Lnk. 3.1.
I'VORY, Song 5.14. Song 7.4, Eze. 27.15,
Brought from Tarshish, 1 Km. 10.22. 2 Chr.
9.21. Chittim, Eze. 27,6. Ivoiy palaces,
IKin. 22.39. Psa. 45.8. Amos 8.15. Throne
of, 1 Kin. 10.18. 2 Chr. 9.17. Benches of,
Eze. 27.6. Beds of, Amos 6.4.

JAAZANIAH, a wicked ruler in Jemsalem,
Ezekiel prophesies against him, Eze. 11.1-18.
JABAL, son of Lamech, originator of the
nomade (shepherd) Ufe, Gen. 4.20.
JAEBOE, a brook, the north boundary
of the Gadites, Num. 21.24. Deu. 2.37,
Deu. 3.16. Jos. 12.2. Jud. 11.13,22. Jacob
wrestles with the angel at, Gen. 82.22-32.
JABESH-GILEAD, a town of Manasseh,
east of Jordan, sacked by Israelites for not
joining in the war against Benjamin, Jud.
21.8-12. Besieged by Nahash, and reUeved by
Saul, ISam. ll.l-U. People of, bury Saul,
1 Sam. 31.11-13. 2 Sam. 2.4-7. 2 Sam. 21.12.
1 Chr. 10.11,12.
JABEZ, his prayer ire a blessing answered,
1 Chr. 4.9,10,
JABIN I., king of Hazor, in Canaan, de
feated by Joshua, Jos. 11.
 II. oppresses the IsraeUtes; de
feated by Barak, Jud. 4. Psa. 83.9.
JABNEEL, or Jabneh, a city of the Phi
listines, Jos. 15.11. Taken by Uzziah, 2 Chr
26.6. JAOHIN AND BoAz, two brazen pUlars ol
the temple, 1 Kin. 7.21. 2 Chr. 3.17.
JACIN'TH, a precious stone. Rev. 9.17.
Rev. 21.20,
JACOB (supplanter), son of Isaac and Re-
bekah, Gen. 26.26. Jos. 24.4. Mat. 1.2.
Luk. 3.84. Act. 7.8. His birth in, answer to
Isaac'sprayer, Gen. 26.19-26. Hos. 12.2. Rom
9.10-13. His character and occupation. Gen.
26.27. Buys the burthright from Esau, Gen, 26. 29-34.
Heb. 12.16. Obtains the blessing from Isaac
bydeception. Gen. 27.1-29. Heb. 11.20. Esau
seeks to slay him. Gen, 27.41-46. Goes to
Padan-aram, Gen. 28.1-5, His dreamandvow
at Bethel, Gen. 28.10-22.
Residence m Haran, Gen. 29. Gen. 80.
Hos. 12.12. Married to Leah, Rachel, ZUpah,
and BUhah, Gen. 29,21-30. His experiments
with the flecks. Gen. 80.25-42. Ill-treated by
Laban, Gen. 81.1-8,38-41. Leaves Haran
secretly ; is pursued by Laban ; their covenant
at Mizpeh, Gen. 31,
Angels meet him at Mahanaim, Gen. 82.1,2.
His prayer in fear of Esau, Gen. 32.9-12. Sends
presents to propitiate him. Gen. 32.3-23.
"Wrestles with the angel at Penuel ; his name
changed to Israel (a prince of God), Gen,
82.24-32. 2 Kin. 17.34. Hos. 12.3,4.
Meets Esau, Gen. 32. Gen, 33. Journeys
to Succoth, and to Sharon, Gen. 33,17,18,
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JACOB
Buys a fleld at Shechem, and buUds an altar.
Gen. 33.19,20, His daughter, Dinah, defiled
at Shechem, Gen. 34. Goes to Bethel ; builds
an altar. Gen. 35.1-15.
God renews the change of his name, Gen.
85.9-13. He sets up a piUar there. Gen. 36. 14, 15.
Birth of Benjamin ; Rachel's death and burial.
Gen. 36.16-20. Gen. 48.7. Returns to his
father at Mamre, Gen. 35.27. "With Esau
buries Isaac, Gen. 36.28,29.
His love for Joseph and grief at his loss.
Gen. 37. Sends his sons to Egypt to buy com.
Gen. 42.1,2. Gen. 43.1-14. Act. 7.12. His
love lor Benjamin, Gen. 42.4,36-38. Gen. 43.14.
Gen. 44.27-84. Hears of Joseph, Gen. 45.25-28.
Offers sacrifices at Beersheba ; goes to Egypt
by God's command. Gen. 46,1-7. 1 Sam. 12.8.
Psa. 106.23. Act. 7.14,16. Meets Joseph,
Gen. 46.28-34. Is presented to Pharaoh, and
blesses him. Gen. 47.1-10. DweUs in Goshen,
Gen. 47.11,12,27.
Joseph swears to bury him in Canaan, Gen.
47.30. Gen. 50,6. Adopts and blesses Ephraim
and Manasseh, Gen. 48, Heb, 11.21, Gives
land taken from the Amorites to Joseph, Gen.
48.22. Jno. 4.6. Blesses his sons. Gen. 49.
His age. Gen. 47.28 ; and death. Gen. 49.29-33,
Embalmed in Egypt, and bmied at Mach
pelah, Gen. 60.1-13. His chUdren and descend
ants. Gen, 29.31-85. Gen. 30.1-24. Gen.
35.18-26. Gen. 46.8-27. Ex. 1,1-6. 1 Chr.
c. 2 to 9.
Prophecies and promises to himself and his
seed. Gen. 25.23. Gen. 27.28,29. Gen. 28.10-15.
Gen.31.8,11. Gen. 32.28,29. Gen. '35.9-13. Gen.
48.3, Den. 1.8. Psa. 105.6,10. Rom. 9.13.
JACOB, name given to the IsraeUtes, Num.
28.7,10,21. Num. 24.17. Deu. 32.9. Psa.
47.4. Isa. 41.8,14. Mal.1.2. House of Jacob,
Ex. 19.3. Isa. 2.5. Isa. 29.22.
 , Well of, near Shechem, or Sy-
char, Christ's conversation with Samaritan
woman at, Jno. 4.5-38.
JAEL, wife of Heber the Kenite. Slays
Sisera, Jud. 4.17-22. Jud. 6.24-27.
JAHAZ, a town of Moab, Isa. 15.4. Jer.
48.34. Sihon defeated at. Num. 21.23. Deu.
2.32. Jud. 11.20.
JAHAZIEL, a prophet, who predicted to
Jehoshaphat the defeat of the Moabites, &c.,
2 Chr. 20.14-25.
JAIR, a man of Manasseh, His 23 cities
in GUead caUedHavoth-jair, Num, 32,41. Deu.
3,14. Jos. 18.30. IKin. 4,13. 1 Chr. 2.22,23.

 , a Judge of Israel, His 30 sons
dweU in 30 cities caUed Havcth-jair, Jud,
10.3-5. JAIRUS, a ruler of the synagogue, whose
daughter Jesus restored to life, Mat. 9.18,23-26.
Mar. 6.22-43. Luk. 8.41-66.
JAMES, an apostle. CaUed son of Alpheus,
Mat. 10.3. Mar. 8.18. Luk. 6.16. Act. 1.13.
Act. 12.17. Brother of the Lord, Mat. 13.56.
Mar. 6.3. Gal. 1.19 with Gal. 2.9,12, Son of
Mary, Mat. 27.66. Mar. 16.1. Luk. 24.10.
Brother of Jude, Lnk. 6.16. Jude 1. CaUed
James the less. Mar. 15.40.
Sees Jesus after his resurrection, ICor. 15.7.
Eeceives Paul, Gal. 1.19, Gal. 2.9. Addresses
the councU at Jerusalem, Act. 16.13-21. Dis
ciples come from him to Antioch, Gal. 2.12,
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JEBUSITIS
Paul narrates to him his successes. Act
21.18,19. Epistle written by, Jas, 1.1.
JAMES, an apostle, the son of Zebedee,
Mat. 4.21 ; and Salome, Mat. 27.66 with Mar.
15.40 & Mar. 16.1. A fisherman, Luk. 5.10.
Jno. 21.2,8. His caU, Mat, 4.21,22. Mar
1.19,20 ; and apostleship. Mat. 10,2, Mar, 8.17,
Luk, 6,14. Act. 1.13.
Named Boanerges, Mar. 3.17. "Was present
at the draught of fishes, Luk. 6.10. At the
restoration of Peter's wife's mother, Mar. 1.29.
At the raising of Jairus' daughter. Mar. 6.37,
Luk. 8.51. At the transfiguration. Mat, 17.1,
Mar. 9.2. Luk, 9.28. "With Christ in Geth
semane, Mat. 26.37. Mar. 14.33. Reproved for
ambition. Mat. 20.20-23. Mar. 10.36-41. Asks
Jesus about his coming, Mar. 13.3. "Wishes to
caU down fire, Luk. 9.54. Sees Jesus after his
resurrection, Jno. 21.2. 1 Cor. 15.7, Put to
death by Herod, Act. 12.2.
JANNES AND Jambres, magicians who
opposed Moses, 2 Tim. 3.8. Ex. 7.11.
JAPHETH, Noah's eldest son, Gen. 10.21.
Gen. 6.32. Gen, 6.10. Gen. 9.18. Preserved
in the ark. Gen. 7.13. Gen, 9.18, His fihal
conduct ; blessed by Noah, Gen, 9.28,27. His
descendants, Gen. 10.2-5. 1 Chr. 1.5-7.
JAREB, King (hostUe king). A reference
to Assyria, Hos. 6.18. Hos. 10.6.
JARHA, an Egyptian bondman, who mar
ried Sheshan's daughter, 1 Chr, 2.84,35,
JASHER, Book of, Jos. 10.13. 2 Sam.
1.18. JASHOBEAM the Haohmonite, one of
David's chief captains, supposed to he the same
as Adino, 1 Chr. 27.2 with 2 Sam. 23,8-17 &
1 Chr. 11.11-19,
JASON, a disciple at Thessalonica, assaulted
by Jews, Act. 17.5-7. Paul's kinsman, Rom,
16.21. JASPER, a precious stone, Ex. 28. 20. Ex,
39.13. Eze. 28.13. Rev. 4.3. Rev. 21.11,18,19,
JA'VAN, son of Japheth ; his descendants,
Gen. 10.2,4. 1 Chr. 1.5,7, Isa. 66.19. Mer
chants of, Eze. 27.13,19. Javan, translated
Greece, Dan. 8.21. Dan. 10.20. Dan. 11.2.
Zee, 9.13.
JAVELIN. See Dart.
JAZER, a city of GUead, taken from the
Amorites by Gad, Num. 21.82. Num. 32.1,3,35,
Jos. 13.25, A Levitical city of refuge, Jos.
21,39.  , Sea OF, Jer. 48.32, see2 Sam. 24.6,
JEALOUSY, Jealousy-offering, Num.
5.11-31, Image of jealousy, Eze. 8.3,14. See
Envy, JEBUSITES, one of the 7 nations of Canaan,
Deu. 7.1. Descended from Canaan, Gen, 10,16,
1 Chr. 1.14. Territory of, Num, 18.29. Jos.
11.3. Jos. 16.8,63, Jos. 18.16. Jud. 1.21,
Land of, given to Israel, Gen. 16.21. Ex.
3.8,17. Ex. 23.23.
"Were to be exthpated, Deu. 20.17. Defeated
by Joshua, Jos. 9.1. Jos. c. 10 to 12. Jos,
24.11. Adonizedek, king of Jehus, or Jerusa
lem, slain by Joshua, Jos. 10, See Jos. 18.28,
Jud. 19.10. IChr. 11.4. Conquered by David;
Jerusalem taken, 2 Sam. 5.6-9,
Araunah, a Jebusite, 2 Sam. 24.16-24. Tri.
but,aiy to Solomon, 1 Kin. 9.20. Inter

JHCONIAH
married with Israelites, Jud. 3.6.6. Ezr.
9.12. JECONIAH. See Jehoiachin.
JEDUTHUN, one of the 3 chief temple
musicians, 1 Chr, 16.41, 1 Chr. 26.1. CaUed
Ethan, 1 Chr. 6.44. 1 Chr. 16.17. His name
affixed to Psa. 39, 62, & 77.
JEGAE-SAHADUTHA (heap of witness),
name given hy Laban to Galeed, Gen. 31.47.
JEHOAHAZ, 6th king of Judah. See
Ahaziah.

 , or Shallum, 16th king of Judah
(3 months' reign), fourth son of Josiah, anointed
his successor, 2 Kin. 23.30,31. 1 Chr. 3.16.
2 Chr. 36.1. Jer. 22.11. His eiil reign, 2 Kin.
23.32. Deposed by Pharaoh-necho, and taken
captive to Egypt, 2 Kin. 23.33-35. 2 Chr,
36.3,4. Prophecy of his captivity and death
iu Egypt, Jer. 22.10,11.
 , 11th king of Israel (17 years' reign),
son and successor of Jehu, 2 Kin, 10.35. 2 Kin,
13.1 Conquered and oppressed bythe Syrians
for his sins ; delivered in answer to prayer,
2 Kin. 13,2-7. His death, 2 Kin. 13.8,9.
JEHOASH, or Joash, 12th king of Israel
(16 years' reign) , son and successor of Jehoahaz ;
his evU reign ; visits Elisha at his death ; re
ceives a sign of success ; defeats Syrians three
times, 2 Kin. 13.10-25. His parable In reply
to Amaziah's chaUenge; defeats him, 2 Kin.
13.12. 2 Kin. 14.8-15. 2 Chr. 26.17-24. His
death, 2 Kin. 13.13. 2 Kin. 14.16.
 , king of Judah. See Joash.
JEHOIACHIN, Jeconiah, or Coniah,
18th king of Judah (3 months' reign), son and
successor of Jehoiakim, 2 Kin. 24.6,8. 2 Chr.
36.8,9. CaUed Jeconiah, 1 Chr. 3.16. Jer.
24.1. Coniah, Jer. 22.24. Jer. 37.1. His evU
reign, 2 Kin. 24.9. 2 Chr. 36.9.
Taken to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar, with
numerous captives (this the 2d captivity B.c,
699), 2 Kin. 24.10-16. 2 Chr. 36.10. Est. 2.6.
Jer. 27.20. Jer. 29.1,2. Eze. 1.2. Captivity
reUeved by EvU-merodach after 37 years, 2 Kin.
25.27-30. Jer. 52,81-34. His chUdren, 1 Chr,
3.17,18. Mat. 1.12. Prophecy respecting,
Jer. 22.24-30. False prophecy, Jer. 28.4.
JEHOIADA, high-priest, recovers the
throne of Judah for Joash; causes AthaUah
to be put to death, 2 Kin. 11. 2 Chr. 23.
Assists Joash in repairing the temple, 2 Kin.
12.4-16. 2 Chr. 24.4-14. Good influence ou
Joash, 2 Km. 12.2. 2 Chr. 24.2,16,22. Death
and honourable burial, 2 Chr. 24.16,16.
JEHOIAKIM, or Eliakim, 17th king of
Judah (11 years' reign), second son of Josiah,
IChr. 3.16. Mat. 1.11. Made king by Pharaoh
in the room of his brother Jehoahaz, and his
name changed from Eliakim, 2 Kin, 23.84-86.
2 Chr. 36.4, His evU reign, 2 Kin, 23.37,
2 Chr, 36.6,8, Jer. 22.13-18.
Sends to Egypt for the prophet Urijah ; slays
him, Jer. 26.22. Bums Jeremiah's roU, Jer.
36. Becomes tributary to Babylon when Nebu
chadnezzar conquered Pharaoh, 2 Kin. 24.1,7,
see Jer. 46.2. Invasion by Nebuchadnezzar
on his rebeUion ; Jerusalem taken ; he is i.*n-
prisoned ; captives taken to Babylon (this the
beginning of the captivity, b.o. 606), 2 Kin.
24.1-4. 2Chr. 36.6,7. Dan. 1.1,2. His death
predicted, Jer. 22.18,19. '

JEHU
JEHONADAB. See Jonadab.
JEHORAM, 6th king of Judah (8 years'
reign), son of Jehoshaphat, reigns jointly with,
and succeeds him, 1 Kin. 22.60. 2 Kin. 8.16.
1 Chr. 3.11. 2 Chr. 21.6. Mat. 1,8, Marries
AthaUah ; her evU influence ; his sins, 2 Kin.
8.18,19. 2 Chr. 21,6-18.
Murders his brethren, 2 Chr. 21.4,13. Re
volt of Edom, 2 Kin. 8.20-22, 2 Chr. 21.8-10.
Invasion by PhiUstines and Arabians ; his
sons slain, 2 Chr. 21.16,17. His death, 2 Chr.
21.18-20. 2 Kin. 8.24. Prophecy against,
2 Chr. 21.12-16.
 , king of Israel. See Joram.
JEHOSHAPHAT, 4th king of Judah (26
years' reign), succeeds Asa his father, 1 Kin,
15.24, IKm. 22,41, 1 Chr 3.10. 2Chr. 17.1.
Mat. 1.8. Fortifies his kingdora against Israel,
2 Chr, 17,2. His reformation, and appointment
of Levites to teach and judge the people, 1 Kin,
22.46, 2 Chr. 17.7-9. 2Chr. 19.3-11.
His tributaries and his officers, 2 Chr.
17.11-19. Joins Ahab in war with Syria;
Micaiah predicts defeat if he goes to Bamoth-
GUead, IKin. 22. 2 Chr. 18. Jehu rebukes
him for aUiance with Ahab, 2 Chr. 19.2. Am
mon, Moab, (fee, invade Judah, and are de
feated at Jehoshaphat's prayer, 2 Chr. 20.
Ships of, destroyed ; the prophet Eliezer re
bukes his aJUande with Ahaziah, 2 Chr. 20. 35-38.
1 Kin. 22.48,49. Joins Jehoram in his war
with Moab ; the Moabites defeated, according
to Elisha's prediction, 2 Kin. 3. Dedicates
spoUs, 2 Kin. 12.18.
Death, 1 Kin, 22.42,60. 2 Chr. 21.1. Piety
and prosperity, 1 Kin. 22,43-46. 2. Chr. c.
17, 19, & 20. 2 Chr. 22.9. Legacies to his
children, 2 Chr. 21,2,3,
 , "Valley of, Joel 3.2,12. CaUed
"VaUey of Decision, Joel 3.14. See Tophet.
JEHOSHEBA, daughter of Jehoram, and
wife of Jehoiada, preserves Joash from Atha
Uah, 2 Kin, 11.2. 2 Chr. 22,11.
JEHO VAH-JIREH (the Lord wUl provide),
the place where Abraham offered Isaac, Gen,
22,14.  NISSI (the Lord my banner), an
altar buUt on the defeat of Amalek, Ex. 17,15,
 SHALOM (the Lord send peace),
an altar built by Gideon, Jud. 6.24.
JEHOZABAD, a servant of king Joash,
conspires against, and murders him, 2 Kin.
12.20,21. 2 Chr. 24.26.
JEHOZADAK, otJozadae, sonof Seraiah,
a high-priest, taken captive by Nebuchadnez
zar, 1 Qir. 6.14,15. Father of Joshua the high-
priest. See Joshua.
JEHU, 10th king of Israel (28 years' reign),
son of Nimshi, anointed king by God's
command, 1 Kin, 19.16. 2Kin. 9.1-14. Slays
Ahaziah, Joram, and Jezebel, at Jezreel, 2 Kin.
9.14-37. 2 Chr. 22.8,9, Slays the family of
Ahab and Ahaziah, 2Kin. 10.1-17. Slays
Baal's priests, and destroys his images, 2 Kin.
10.18-28. Defeated by Hazael, 2 Kin. 10.32,33. Sins
and death, 2 Kin. 10.29,31^36, Prophecies re
specting, 1 Kin. 19,17. 2 Kin. 10.30. 2Kui.
15.12. Hos. 1.4.
JEHU, son of Hanani, prophesies against
Baasha, IKin. 16.1-4. Rebukes Jehoshaphat
for his alliance with Ahab, 2 Chr. 19,2. 259

JEPHTHAH
JEPHTHAH, son of GUead, iUegitiraate ;
disinherited ; liis valour, Jud. 11.1-3. DeUvei*s
Israelfrora the Ammonites; his vow; treatment
of his daughter in accordance with his vow,
Jud. 11. The Ephraimites quarrel with him,
and are defeated, Jud. 12.1-7. His faith, Heb.
11.32. JEREMIAH, son of Hilkiah the priest,
bom at Anathoth, Jer. 1.1. CaUed to pro
phesy when young, Jer. 1.4-19. Tirae of pro
phesying, Jer. 3.6. Jer. 21.1, Jer. 25.1. Jer.
26.1. Jer. 28.1. Jer. 32.1. Jer. 34.1. Per
secuted, Jer. 15.10,15. Jer. 17,15-18. Jer.
18.18-23. Jer. 26.8,16; by the men of Ana
thoth, Jer. 11.21; by Pashur, Jer. 20; by
Zedekiah, Jer. 82. Jer. 33.1, Jer. 37.11-21,
Jer, 38.
Protected by Ahikam, Jer, 26,24; and Ebed-
melech, Jer. 38.7-15, His prophecies wiitten
by Baruch, Jer. 36.1-7,32. Jer, 45.1 ; read by
the princes aud burnt by Jehoiakim, Jer.
36.8-32 ; given to Seraiah to be read at Baby
lon, Jer. 61.59-64. Zedekiah toquires of God
by him, Jer. 21.1,2, Jer, 37.3. Jer. 38.14;
and Johanan, Jer, 42.1-6,
His prayers asked by Zedekiah, Jer. 37.3.
Forbidden to marry, Jer, 16. 2. Writes to the
captives in Babylon, Jer. 29. Buys a field in
Anathoth, Jer, 32. 7-12. His lamentations for
Josiah, 2 Chr. 36.25. Lam. 4.20 ; and over
Jerusalera, Jer. 4.19. Jer. 8.18,21. Jer. 9.1.
Jer. 10.19. Book of Lamentations.
Released by Nebuzar-adan at Nebuchad
nezzar's coraraand, Jer. 39.11-14. Jer. 40.
DweUs with Gedaliah at Mizpah, Jer. 40,6.
Carried to Egypt by Johanan, Jer. 43.1-7.
Prophetic Influence on, Jer. 6.10. Jer, 20.9,
His prayers, Jer. 14.7, Jer, 32.17-26. Despond
ency, Jer. 12.1-3. Jer. 20.14rl8. Book of La
mentations. Love to God's word, Jer, 15.16.
JERICHO, a city on the Jordan, Nura. 22.1.
Num. 26.3. Deu. 34.1. CaUed the City of
Pahu-trees, Deu. 34.3. Two spies sent to, re
ceived by Rahab, Jos. 2. Heb. 11.81. Joshua
sees the ' captain of the Lord's host' near, Jos.
6.13-15. Besieged by Joshua, encompassed by
priests, &c,, 7 days, faU of its waUs, destroyed
as a devoted city, Jos. 6. Jos. 24.11.
Given to Benjamin, Jos. 18.12,21. The
boundary of Ephraim, Jos. 16.1. The Kenites
dwelt at, Jud. 1.16. Taken by Eglon, king of
Moab, Jud. 3.13, David's ambassadors at,
2 Sam. 10.5. RebuUt by Hiel; his son's death
according to prophecy, 1 Kin. 16.34. Jos. 6.26.
A school of the prophets at, 2Kin. 2.4,5,15,18.
Pekah brings the captives of Judah to, 2 Chr.
28.16. Christ cures two blind raen near. Mat.
20.29-34. Mar. 10,46, Luk. 18.35 ; and visits
Zaccheus at, Luk. 19.1-10.
-, Pla in of, between Jericho and the

Jordan, down to the Dead Sea ; Zedekiah cap
tured in, 2Kin. 25.6.
 , "Waters of, Jos. 16.1. Healed by
EUsha, 2 Kin. 2.18-22.
JEROBOAM, 1st king of the ten tribes of
Israel (22 years' reign), son of Nebat, Solomon's
servant ; Ahijah predicts that he would be
king, IKin. 11.29-39. IKin. 14.6-16. IKin.
15.29,30. 2 Chr. 9,29. 2 Chr. 10.15. Flees to
Egypt on Solomon seeking his life, IKin.
11.26-40. Is brought back by Israel ; presents
a petition to Rehoboam which in rejected ;
260

JERUSALEM
made king of the 10 tribes, 1 Kin. 12.1-24
2 Chr. 10.
Sets up calves at Dan and Bethel ; ordains a
feast in the 8th month ; banishes the Levites ;
makes priests of the lowest of the people,
IKin. 12.25-33. IKin. 13.33,34. lKin.14.9,16.
IKin. 16.2,26,81. 2 Chr. 11.14. 2 Chr, 13.8,9,
His hand withered when burning incense and
opposing a prophet, 1 Kin. 13.1-10. His chUd
dies for his idolatry according to Ahijah's
prediction, 1 Kin. 14.1-18.
Wars with Rehoboam, 1 Kin. 14.30, 1 Kin.
15.6. 2 Chr. 11.1-4. 2 Chr. 12.15. Defeated
by Abijah, 2Chr. 13.3-20. Death, IKin 14.20.
2 Chr. 13.20, Genealogies written in his reign,
IChr. 5,17.
JEROBOAM II., 13th king oflsrael (41 years'
reign), son and successor of Jehoash, 2 Kin.
14,16,23. His sins, 2 Ktn, 14.24, Conquers
Haraath, Daraascus, (fee, 2 Kin. 14.25-28.
Death, 2 Kip, 14,29. Prophecy against, Amoa
7.7-13. JERUBBAAL. See Gideon.
JERUSALEM, caUed Jehus, Jos. 18.28.
Jud. 19.10. Zion, 1 Kin. 8. 1. aty of David,
2 Sam. 5.7. Salem, Gen. 14.18. Psa. 76.2.
Ariel, Isa. 29.1, aty of God, Psa, 46.4. aty
of the Great King, Psa. 48.2. aty of Judah,
2 Chr. 26.28. Holy aty, Neh. 11.1-18. aty
of Solemnities, Isa. 33.20.
Chosen and loved by God, 1 Kin. 15.4.
2 Kin, 19.34, 2 Chr. 6.6. 2 Chr, 32.19. Ezr.
7.15. The chief priests dwelt at, 1 Chr. 9.34.
Jno. 18,15. The feasts kept at, Deu. 16.16.
Eze. 36.38. Luk. 2.41. Jno. 12.20. Act. 18.21.
The tribes worshipped at, Psa. 122.3-5. Jno.
4.20. Prayer made towards, 1 Kin. 8.38. Dan.
6.10. Loved by the Jews, Psa. 122.6, Psa.
137.6. Isa. 62.1,7. See Church, love of.
The Jews swore by. Mat. 5.35.
SymboUcal, Gal. 4.26,26. Heb. 12.22, New
Jei-usalem, Rev. 8.12. Rev. 21. Prophecies
respecting Jerusalem. See Israelites (Ju
dah — THE Jews).
 , Description of. Situation and
appearance, Psa. 122.3. Psa. 125.2. Song 6.4.
Mic. 4.8.
Gates of. Old gate, fish gate, sheep gate,
prison gate, Neh. 12.39, Gate of Eohraim,
2 Chr, 25,23, Gate of Benjamin, Jer, 37.13.
Of Joshua, 2 Kin, 23,8. Comer gate, 2 Kin.
14.13. VaUey gate, Neh. 3.13. Dung gate, Neh.
12.31. Gate of the fountain, Neh. 3.15. Water
gate, Neh. 3.26. Horse gate, Neh. 3.28. King's
gate, IChr. 9.18. ShaUecheth, 1 Chr. 26 16.
High gate, 2 Chr. 23.20. East gate, Neh. 3.29.
Miphkad, Neh. 3.31. Middle gate, Jer. 3U.3.
First gate. Zee. 14,10,
Towers OF, SccMillOjMeah, Hananeel,
SlLOAM, Ophel,
Buildings, High-priest's palace, Jno,18.15.
Castle, Act. 21.34. Stairs, Neh. 3.15. See
Temple, Gaeb.4tha, Pretorium,
Streets. East Street, 2 Chr. 29,4. Street
of the house of God, Ezr. 10.9. Water Gate,
Neh. 8,1. Ephraim Gate, Neh. 8.16, Bakers'
Street, Jer, 37.21.
Places IN AND AROUND. Moriah,2Chr.3.1.
Christ's sepulchre, Jno. 19.41, See College,
Calvary— Olives, Mt. — Gareb, Gethse
mane— Jehoshap SAT, valley of — ^Tophet,
Aceldama, Maktesh.
Pools, Fountains, an r> Brooks, Bethesda.

JERUSALEM
Jno, 6.2. See Cedkon, En-rogel, Gihon,
Siloam. Jerusalem, Histoeicai. Notices of.
Melchizedek, king of. Gen. 14.18. King of,
slain by Joshua, Jos. 10.6-33, AUotted to
Benjamin, Jos, 18.28. Taken by Judah, Jud,
1.8. Jointly possessed by Judah, Benjamin,
and the Jebusites, Jos. 15.63. Jud. 1.21.
David brings GoUath's head to, 1 Sara. 17.54,
Takes Mount Zion frora the Jebusites ; fortifies
and makes it the capital, 2 Sam. 5.6-9, Brings
the ark to, 2 Sam. 6.12. BuUds an altar in,
2 Sara. 24.26.
Fortified by Soloraon, the waU buUt, IKin.
3.1. 1 Kin. 9.16. The teraple built, see
Temple. PUlaged by Shishak, IKin. 14.25,26.
2 Chr. 12.9. PiUaged ; the waU broken down
byJehoash,2Kin.l4.13. 2Chr.25.23,24. Uzziah
fortifies, 2 Chr. 26.9; and Jotham, 2 Chr. 27.3.
Besieged in vain by Pekah and Rezin, 2 Kin.
16.6; by PhiUstines, Ac., 2 Chr. 21.1647.
SuppUed with water by Hezekiah, see
GiHON. Besieged in vain by Sennacherib,
2 Kin. 18.17. 2 Kin. 19. 2 Chr. 32. Forti
fied by Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.14. Captmred by
Nebuchadnezzar ; 18,000 captives taken, 2 Kin.
24.10-16. Taken a second time, and destroyed,
2 Kin. 25. 2 Chr. 86,17-21. Jer, 39 (b.c. 688).
RebuUt and fortified by Nehemiah, on the
retum frora captivity (b. c. 446), Neh. c, 2 to 6,
Dedication cf the waU, Neh. 12,27-43, Inha
bitants of, chosen by lot, Neh, 11,1-4, see
Ezra, Nehemiah, Temple rebuilt, see
Temple (the Second Temple).
Herod I, resided at. Mat, 2.3. Visit of the
wise men. Mat. 2.1. Pontius Pilate chief
governor in, Mat. 27.2. Luk. 23. Fall of the
tower cf Siloam in, Luk, 13.4, Wickedness
cf, Luk. 13.33,34.
Christ goes up to the feasts, Jno. 5,1. Jno.
7,1-14. His triumphal entry into. Mat. 21,1-11.
Weeps over, Luk. 18.34. His last visit to, see
Christ, ufe of, Parts 7, 8, 9. See Tejuple,
Historical Notices of.
Christ's rairacles at, Jno. 2,23, Jno, 3.2,
Jno, 4.26, Jno, 5,1-9, Jno, 9. Discourses at.
Mat. c. 21 to 25. Jno, 6.10-47, Jno. 7.14-53.
Jno, c. 8 to 10 ; c, 12 to 17.
Gospel first preached at, Luk, 24.47, Act.
2.14, The disciples coraraanded to remain at,
tUl the descent of the Holy Ghost, Act. 1.4.
Meet for prayer in an upper room. Act. 1,12-14,
Elect Matthias as an apostle. Act. 1.15-26.
Descent of the Holy Ghost at Pentecost, Act.
2.1-36. Conversion of 3000, and daUy addi
tions to the church. Act. 2,37-47.
Miracle of Peter and John ; Peter's discourse,
Act. 3. Peter and John imprisoned, and re
leased ; thanksgiving of the church, Act, 4,1-30.
Disciples fiUed with the HolyGhost, Act, 4.31.
Bamabas, &c., seU property, and have aU
things in common. Act. 2.44,45. Act, 4.32-37.
Ananias and Sapphira's falsehood and death,
Act. 6.1-11. Miracles of the apostles ; increase
of the church, Act. 5.12-16.
Apostles imprisoned ; deUvered by an angel ;
brought before the coimcil ; Gamaliel's ad
dress ; their preaching, Act. 5.17-42. Increase
of the church ; disputes between Grecians and
Hebrews ; disciples appointed to distribute
the funds. Act, 6,1-7.
Stephen's disputes in the synagogue ; accu
sation before the council ; defence and death.
Act. 6.8-15, Act, 7 Persecution by Saul ;

JEZREEL
dispersion of disciples, who preach to the Jews
of Phenice, Antioch, and Cyprus, Act. 8,1-4*
Act. 11.19-21. The apostles remain in Jerusa
lem, Act. 8.14.
Jewish Christians blame Peter for his inter
course with Gentiles ; his defence. Act. 11.1-18.
Persecution by Herod ; James kiUed ; Peter
deUvered in answer to prayers of the church ;
progress of the gospel, Act. 12.1-17,24. Col
lections for the poor saints in, by GentUe
churches. Act. 11,29,30, Rom. 5.25,26. ICor.
16.1-3. Decree of council at, in reference to
circumcision, &.C., Act. 16.1-29.
Paul taught by Gamaliel in. Act. 22.3. His
visits to. Act. 9.26-28, Act. 11.29,30. Act.
15.2-6. Gal. 2.1-7. A great tumult; he is
taken to Cesarea, Act, c. 21 & 22,
JESHIMON (a wUderness), Num. 21.20.
Num. 23.28. 1 Sam, 23,19. 1 Sara. 26.1.
JESHURUN, a poetical name for the Is
raeUtes, Deu. 82.16. Deu. 33.5,26. Isa. 44.2,
JESSE, son of Obed, and father of David,
Ruth4.17,22. Mat.1.6,6, Visited by Samuel ;
David anointed, 1 Sam, 16,1-18. Sends David
with a present to Said, 1 Sam. 16.19-23, Sends
David to his brethren in the array, 1 Sara.
17.17,18, Takes refuge frora Saul with the
king of Moab, 1 Sam. 22.3. His descendants,
1 Chr. 2.13-17.
JESTING, Foolish, forbidden. Eph. fi.4.
See Mat, 12.36.
JESUS (Saviour), Mat. 1.21 (marg.). Phil,
2.10. See Christ.

4.8.

-, signifying Joshua, Act. 7.45, Heb-
 , surnamed Justus, a feUow-labourer
with Paul, Col. 4.11,
JETHRO, a priest or prince of Midian, and
father-in-law of Moses, Ex. 2.16-21. Ex. 3.1.
Ex. 4.18. Called Reuel, or Raguel, Ex. 2.18.
Nura. 10.29. Brings Moses' wife to him in the
vrildemess ; his counsel, Ex. 18.
JEWELS of sUver and gold, Ex. 8.22.
Eze, 16.17. Ex. 35.22. Num. 31,50,51, Pre
cious stones set in gold, Song5.14, Ex, 28.11.
Ornaments for the head of woraen, 2 Kin. 9.30,
Isa. 3.18,20. Song 1,10. Eze. 16.12; of men,
Eze. 23.42. lUustrative, Pro. 20.15. Mai, 3.17.
See Bracelets, Chains, Rings, Seals,
Tablets, Precious Stones, Pearls.
JEWS. See Sabbath, JEWISH MISCONCEP
TIONS — Christ, jewish views of — Phari
sees, Sadducees, Herodians — Israelites,
HISTORY OF — ^Israelites, prophecies of.
For language of, see Hebrew, For enemies
of, punished, see Persecution warnings,
JEZEBEL, daughter of Ethbaal, and wife
of Ahab, 1 Kin, 16.31. Her idolatry, 1 Kin.
18.19, 2 Kin, 3.2,13. 2 Kin. 9,22, Persecutes
the prophets, 1 Kin, 18.4,13. 2 Kin. 9.7 ; and'
EUjah, 1 Kin, 19.1-8. Causes the murder of
Naboth, 1 Kin. 21.6-16. Prophecies of her
death, 1 Kin. 21.17-23. 2 Kin. 9.7-10, Her
reception of Jehu, 2 Kin. 9.30,31, Death of,
2 Kin. 9.32-37.
Symbolical name. Rev. 2.20.
JEZREEL, a town of Issachar, Jos, 19.18,
2 Sam. 2.9. Ahab's residence, 1 Kin. 18,46,46.
1 Kin, 21.1, Naboth's vineyard in, 1 Kin.
21.1-16. Joram's residence, 2 Kin. 8.29. Jo-
rara and Ahozifib slain by Jehu at, 2 Kin
261

JEZUEEL
9.16-26. .lezebel's death at, 2 Kin. 9.30-37.
Ahab's kinsmen and friends slain at, by Jehu,
2 Kin. 10.11, Prophecy of, Hos, 1,4,6,11.
JEZREEL, 'Vai.let of, Jos. 17.16. Gideon
defeats the Midianites in, Jud. 6.33. Battle of
the Philistines near a fountain in, 1 Sam,
29.1,11, 2 Sam. 4 4.
 , a name for Israel, Hos. 2.22.
JOAB, son of Zemiah, David's sister, 1 Chr.
2.16. Captain of the host, under David, 2 Sam.
8.16. 2 Sam. 20,28. 1 Chr. 11.6. 1 Chr. 18.16.
1 Chr. 27.34. Dedicates spoils, 1 Chr. 26.28.
Defeats Abner, 2 Sam. 2,13-32. Murders Ab
ner, 2 Sam. 8.22-30. 1 Kin. 2.6. Defeats the
Jebusites, 1 Chr, 11.6. Exterminates the
Edomitcs, 1 Kin. 11.16. Psa. 60 {title). De
feats the Ammonites, 2 Sam. 10.7-14. 1 Chr.
19.6-16. Besieges and takes Rabbah, 2 Sam.
11. 2 Sam. 12.26,27. 1 Chr. 20.
Brings Absalom back through the help of
the widow of Tekoah, 2 Sam. 14.1-24. His
fleld bumed by Absalom, 2 Sam. 14.30-33.
Defeats and slays Absalom, 2 Sam. 18. Re
proves David's lamentation for Absalom,
2 Sam. 19,1-8. Amasa made chief captain in
stead of, 2 Sam. 19. l.S. 2 Sam. 17.26. Mur
ders Amasa, 2 Sam. 20.8-13. 1 Kin. 2.5. De
feats Sheba, 2 Sam. 20.16-22. Dissuades David
from numbering Israel, 2 Sam. 24.3. 1 Chr.
21.3. Numbers Israel, 2 Sam. 24.4-9. 1 Chr.
21.4,6, 1 Chr, 27,23,24. Supports Adonijah,
1 Kin, 1,7. 1 Kin. 2.28. Put to death by
Solomon, 1 Km. 2.28-34.
JOANNA, wife of Chnza, Herod's steward,
ministeis to Jesns, Lnk. 8,3, "Visits the
sepulchre, Luk. 24.10.
JOASH, father of Gideon, who destroys his
altar ; he ridicules Baal, Jud. 6.26-81.
JOASH, or Jehoash, 7th king of Judah
(40 years' reign), son of Ahaziah ; saved from
AthaUah by Jehosheba, his aunt, 2 Kin. 11.1-8.
2 Chr. 22.11,12. Made king by Jehoiada,
2 Kin. 11.17-21. 2 Chr. 23. Repairs the
temple, 2 Kin. 12.4^16. 2 Chr. 24.4-14,27,
His character in Jehoiada's Ufe, 2 Kin. 12.2.
2 Chr. 24.2. His idolatry after Jehoiada's
death, 2 Chr. 24.17,18. Propitiates Hazael with
a bribe, 2 Kin. 12.1'7,18. Murders Zechariah,
son of Jehoiada, 2 Chr. 24.20-22. Mat. 28.86.
Is punished by invasion of Syrians, 2 Chr.
24.23,24. His diseases, 2 Chr. 24,26, Slain
by his servants, 2 Kin. 12.20, 2 Chr. 24.26.
Prophecy respecting, 2 Chr. 24.19,20.
 , king of Israel. See Jehoash.
JOB, of the land of Uz ; his prosperity.
Job 1,1-3 ; his piety, Job 1.1,8. Job 2.3.
Eze. 14.14,20. His sacrifices for his chUdren,
Job 1.5. His afBiction, Job 1.13-19, Job
2.7,10. Resignation, Job 1.20,22, Job 2.10.
Jas, 6.11.
Visited by 3 friends. Job 2.11-18. His de
spondency ; speeches to them. Job c. 3, 6, 7, 9,
10, 12-14, 16, 17, 19, 21, 23, 24, 26-81. The
Lord answers him. Job c. 38 to 41. His con
fession to God, Job 40. 3-6. Job 42,1-6, Prays
for his friends ; his prosperity ; children ; age
and death. Job 42.7-17.
JOCHEBED, mother of Moses ; puts him
In an ark ; nurses him for Pharaoh's daughter,
Ex. 2.1-9. Ex. 6.20. Act. 7.20,21. Heb.
11.28.

JOHN
JOEL, son of Pethuel, a prophet, Joel 1,1.
Act. 2.16.
JOHANAN, a Jewish captain, warns Geda
liah of Ishmael's plot, Jer, 40.9-16. 2 Kin,
25.22-24. Defeats Ishmael, Jer, 41.11-15.
Asks Jeremiah's prayers ; disregards his pro-
phecy ; takes Jeremiah to Egypt, Jer, 42, Jer,
43.1-7. JOHN THE Baptist, Birth foretold by an
angel, Lnk. 1.11-17. Son of Zaohai-ias and
Elisabeth, Luk. 1.5,6. Birth in the hiU-countiy
of Judah, Luk. 1.39,58. Circumcision ; his
name given, Luk, 1,59-68. v. 13,
Life in the desert, Luk, 1.80. Dress and
food. Mat. 3.4. Mar. 1.6. Abstemiousness,
Mat. 11.18. Luk. 1.15. Lnk. 7 33. Personal
character. Mat. 11.7-18. Luk. 1.80. Luk.
7.24-38. Commences his ministry ; his inspiration ;
nature of his preaching. Mat, 3.1-8. Mar. 1,4.
Luk. 3.2,8. Jno. 1.6-8. Rebukes the Phari
sees, &c.. Mat. 3.7-12. Luk. 8.7-18. The Jews
imagine him to be the Christ, Luk, 8.15, Bend
priests to him, Jno. 1.19-27.
His popularity. Mat. 3.6. Mat, 14.5. Mat.
21.32,36. Mar. 1.6. Mar. 11.32. Lnk. 3.7,16.
Luk, 7,24. Lnk. 20.6. Jno. 6.86. His testi
mony to Jesns, Mat. 3.11,12. Mat, 1.7,8.
Lnk. 8.16,17. Jno. 1.16,26-36. Jno. 3.26-36.
Jno. 6.32,88. Jno. 10.41. Act. 18.26.
His baptism with water unto repentance, of
multitudes from Jerusalem, &c.. Mat. 3.6-10.
Mar, 1.4,6. Luk. 3.3-14. luk. 7.29, Jno.
4.1. Act. 1.6. Act. 10,37. Act. 11.16. Act.
13.24. Act. 18.26, Act. 19.3,4. Baptizes in
Jordan, Mar. 1,6 ; at Bethabara, Jno, 1.28 ;
and .ffinon, Jno. 8.28.
Divinely instructed to baptize, Jno. 1.33,
see Mat. 21.26. Mar. 11.30. Luk, 20.4. De
sign of his baptism, Jno, 1.26-81. He predicts
the baptism by the Holy Spirit, Mat, 3.11,
Mar. 1.8. Luk. 3.16. Jno. 1.26,27,38, Act,
1.5. Act, 11.16, He baptizes Jesus, Mat.
8.13-16. Mar. 1.9-11. Luk. 8.21,22. Jno.
1.82. Christ bears testimony to John, Mat. 11.7-19.
Luk. 7.24-33. Jno. 6.32-36 ; and declares him
to be EUjah, Mat. 11.13,14. Mat. 17.12,13.
Mat. 21.32. Mar. 9.13. See Isa. 40.8-5. MaL
3.1. Mai. 4.5,6.
"Worked no miracles, Jno. 10.41. His dis
ciples fasted, Luk. 5.33. Taught by him to
pray, Luk. 11.1. Dispute with the Jews about
purifying, Jno. 3.26, Tell him of Christ's
miracles. Mat. 11.2. Luk. 7.18, Andrew one
of his disciples, Jno. 1.36-40,
Herod favours him ; he rebukes Herod ; is
imprisoned ; whUe in prison, sends two dis
ciples to Jesus ; beheaded at the instigation of
Herodias ; his disciples bury him. Mat. 14.3-12.
Mar. 6.17-29. Luk. 3.19,20. Mat. 4.12. Mat.
11.2-6. luk. 7. 1 9-23. Herod imagines he had
risen again. Mat. 14.1,2. Mat. 16.14, Mar,
6,14,16. Luk. 9.19.
JOHN THE Apostle, son of Zebedee and
Salome, Mat. 27,66 with Mar. 15.40 and
Mar. 16.1. A fisherman, Luk. 5.10. Jno.
21.2,3. His call. Mat. 4.21,22. Mar. 1.19,20,
An apostle. Mat. 10.2. Mar. 3.17. Luk. 6.14.
Act. 1.13.
CaUed Boanerges, Mar. 8.17, Is caUed
the disciple whom Jesus loved, Jno. 13.28.
Jno. 21.20. Present at the cure of Peter'e

JOHN
wife s mother. Mar. 1.29. At the raising of
Jairus' daughter. Mar. 6.37. Luk. 8.51. At
the miraculous draught of fishes, Luk. 5.10.
At the transfiguration. Mat. 17.1. Mar. 9.2.
Luk. 9.28.
With Cforist in Gethsemane, Mat. 26.37.
Mar. 14.33. Luk. 22.39. Rebuked for for
bidding one to work miracles. Mar. 9.38. Luk.
9.49. For wishing to call fire frora heaven,
Luk. 9.54. For arabition. Mar, 10,36-41, Asks
about the coming of (^rist, Mar, 13,3.
Sent by Jesus to prepare the passover, Luk.
22.8. Leaned on his breast at supper ; asks
Jesus who should betray him, Jno. 13.23,24,25.
Jno, 21,20. FoUows Jesus; is known to the
high-priest, Jno. 18.16,16. Jesus coraraends
his raother to his care ; Mary taken horae by
hira, Jno, 19,26,27,
Reaches the sepulchre before Peter; his
faith, Jno. 20.2-8. The miraculous draught of
fishes ; he recognises Jesus, Jno. 21.1-7, Christ's
words regarding him misunderstood, Jno,
21,21-23. Miracle With Peter in the teraple.
Act. S.l-U.
Imprisoned and brought before the sanhe
drim. Act. 4.1-19. Sent by the church to Sa
maria, Act. 8.14-17. Receives Paul, Gal. 2.1,9.
Visits the churches, 2 Jno. 12, 3 Jno. 14.
Banished to Patmos, Rev. 1.9.
JOHN MARK. See Mark.
JOESHAN, son of Abraham and Keturah,
father of Sheba and Dedan, Gen, 26,2,8. 1 Chr.
1.32, Portioned by Abraham and sent to the
east coimtry. Gen. 25.6.
JOKTHEEL (subdued of God), a name im
posed by Amaziah upon Seloh, the capital of
Edom, on his conquering it, 2 Kin. 14.7.
JONADAB, David's nephew, his evU counsel
to Amnon, 2 Sam. 13.3-6. Coraforts David,
2 Sam. 13.82-86.
 , the son of Rechab, accompanies
Jehu when destroying Baal's priests, 2 Kin.
10.16-23. Commands his sons to drink no
wine ; prophecy of his posterity, Jer. 35.
6-8,16-19. JONAH, son of Amittal, of Gath-hepher, in
Zebulon ; prophecy by, 2 Kin. 14.25. Is sent
to Nineveh ; flees to "rarshish ; overtaken by
a storm ; cast into the sea, and swaUowed by a
fish, Jonah 1. Is deUvered from the fish, in
answer to his prayer, Jonah 2. Mat. 12.40.
Preaches to the Ninevites, who repent, Jonah
3, Mat. 12,41, Is displeased at God sparing the
Ninevites, and is reproved by the gourd wither
ing, Jonah 4. A sign. Mat. 16.4. Luk, IL 29, 30,
JONATHAN, a Levite, son of Gershom, be
comes an Idolatrous priest to Micah, and after
wards to the Danites, Jud. 17,7-13 with Jud.
18. His descendants priests of Dan, Jud.
18. 30.
 , son of Saul, 1 Sam. 14.49. Defeats
the PhUistinesln Gibeah, I Sara. 13.3,16, Sur
prises the Philistines in Michmash ; his faith ;
endangered by Saul's oath, 1 Sam. 14. His
friendship and aflfection for David, 1 Sara.
18.1-4. 1 Sam. 19.1-7. 1 Sam. 20. His cove
nant with David, 1 Sam. 18.3. 1 Sam. 20.
12-17,42. 1 Sam. 23.16-18. Slain by the Phi
Ustines, ISam. 31.2,6-13. lChr.10.2. 2Sam.
21.12-14. His body fastened to the waU of
Bethshan, and buried by menof Jabesh-GUead;

JOSEPH
David'slaraentforhim,2Sam. 1.12,17-27, His
son Mephibosheth, 2 Sara. 4.4. 1 Chr, 8,34.
JONATHAN, son of Abiathar, left by David
in Jerusalera as a spy, 2 Sara. 16.27. 2 Sam.
17,17-22. Brings news to Adonijah of Solo
mon being made king, 1 Kin. 1.42-48.
 , David*s nephew, slays a giant,
IChr. 20,6,7. 2 Sam, 21. 2L
JONATH-ELEM-RECHOKIM (UteraUy,
the dove — silent — abroad), an enigmatical al
lusion by David to his exUe in Gath {Title), Psa,
66, see Psa. 38.13,14. Psa. 74.19.
JOPPA, or Japho (raodem Jaffa), a seaport
in Dan, Jos. 19.46. Cedar for the temple
brought to, 2 Chr. 2.16. Ezr. 3.7. Jonah
took shipping from, Jonah 1.3. Peter raises
Dorcas in. Act. 9.86-48. His vision of unclean
beasts in. Act. 10.9-18.
JORAM, or Jehoram, 9th king of Israel
(12 years' reign), son of Ahab, brother and
successor of Ahaziah, 2 Kin. 1.17- 2 Kin. 8.1.
His idolatry, 2 Kin, 3.2,3. Moabites rebel
against, 2 Kin. 1.1. 2 Kin. 3.4,6. With Je
hoshaphat defeats them, according to EUsha's
prediction, 2 Kin. 3. Receives a letter frora
Benhadad by Naaman, 2 Kin. 6,6. Invaded
by Benhadad ; saves his army by EUsha's
inforraatlon ; Syrians struck blind, led to Sa
maria, and dismissed by EUsha's coraraand,
2 Kin. 6.8-23. Saraaria besieged ; he threatens
Elisha's life because of the famine, 2 Kin.
6. 24-83. Siege and famine reUeved as predicted
by EUsha, 2 Kin. 7. Restores the Shunaraite's
land on Gehazi's Information, 2 Kin. 8.4-6,
War with Hazael ; wounded at Ramoth-GtUead,
2 Kin, 8.28,29. 2 Chr. 22,6,6, Slam by Jehu,
2 Kin. 9.14-26.
JORDAN, River of, Job. 40.28. Bound
ary between Reuben, God, Manasseh, and the
rest of the tribes, Jos. 22.25. Flows into the
Dead Sea, Jos. 15.6. Overflowed its banks,
Jer. 12.5; at harvest-time, Jos. 3,15; in the
1st raonth, 1 Chr. 12,16. Lions on its banks,
Jer, 49,19, Fords of, Jos, 2.7; taken by the
army of Ehud, Jud. 8.28 ; of Gideon, Jud,7.24',
of GUeadites, Jud. 12,6,6.
Crossed by Jacob, Gen. 32.10, By Gideon,
Jud. 8.4. By Amraonites, Jud. 10.9. By Ab
ner, 2 Sam. 2.29. By David, 2 Sam, 17.22.
2 Sam. 19.15,81. 1 Chr. 19.17. By Absalom,
2 Sam. 17.24, Miraculously by IsraeUtes, Jos.
c, 3 & 4. Jos, 6.1. Psa. 114.3. By EUjah,
2 Kin, 2.6-8. By Elisha, 2 Kin, 2,14, Naa
man's leprosy cured by washing in^ 2 Kin.
6.10,14. Iron made to swim in, 2 Km. 6.2-7.
John baptizes In, Mat. 8.6, Mar, 1.5. Christ
was baptized in. Mat. 8,13. Mar. 1.9.
 , Plain of, Lot dwelt in, Gen.
13.10-12. atiesin, see Sodom, Gomorrha,
Admah, Zeboim. IsraeUtes pitched in, Nura.
22.1. Were nurabered in, Nura. 26.3,63. Ad
dressed by Moses in, Deu, 1,1, Teraple vessels
cast in, by Solomon, 1 Kin. 7.46. 2 Chr. 4.17.
JOSEPH, son of Jacob and Rachel, Gen.
30.24. His father's love. Gen, 33,2. Gen.
37.3,4,36. Gen. 48.22. 1 Chr. 5,2. Jno. 4,6.
His brothers' hatred ; his dreams ; visits his
brethren, who seU hira to the IshmaeUtes ;
taken to Egypt, Gen. 87. Psa. 105.17. Act.
7.9. Is advanced by Potiphar, but through
his mistress cast into prison ; advanced in the
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JOSEPH.
prison, and intei-prets dreams, Gen. 39, Gen,
40, Psa. 105.18.
Interprets Pharaoh's dreams and becomes
chief ruler, Gen. 40. Psa. 105,19-22. His mar
riage and sons, Gen. 41,45-52, His provision
for the famine, Gen, 41.48-57. Gen. 47.13-26.
His treatment of his brethren, Gen. c. 42 to 45.
Meets vrith his father, Gen. 46.28-34. Main
tains his father and brethren. Gen. 47.1-12.
Acts. 7.14^15. Promises to bury Ms father in
Canaan, Gen. 47,29-31.
Brings his sons for his father's blessing,
Gen. 48. Heb. 1L21. His father's blessing,
Gen. 49.22-26. Mourning for, and burial of,
hisfather, Gen. 60,1-14. Forgives his brethren,
Gen. 50,15-21, Swears his brethren to take
his body to Canaan, Gen. 50.24-25. Heb. 1L22.
His death and embalming, Gen, 50,22-26, His
body taken by the Israelites to Canaan, and
buried in Machpelah, Ex. 13.19. Jos. 24.32.
Act 7.16.
JOSEPH, a carpenter, husband of Mary,
Mat. 13.55. Mar, 6.3, Mat. 1.18-25. Luk.
1.27. His genealogy, Mat, Ll-16, Luk. 32.3-38,
Visited by an angel, Mat, 1.20-23. Goes to
Bethlehem, Luk. 2.4,16. Presents Jesus in
the temple, Luk, 2.22-33. Warned hy an
angel, flees to Egypt, Mat. 2.13-15. Com
manded by an angel to retum ; diveUs tn Naza
reth, Mat. 2.19-23, Searches for Jesus in the
temple, Luk. 2.41-51. His character, Mat. 1.19.
Luk. 2.41.
 OF ARntATHEA a rich man, a coun-
ciUor, begs Christ's body, and buries it in his
own new tomb, Luk. 23.50-56. Mat. 27,57-60.
Mar. 15.42-47. Jno, 19.38^2,
 -, or Barsabas, surnamed Justus, the
lot taken betwen him and Matthias for the
apostleship, Act. 1,23-26.
JOSES, one of Jesus' brethren, his mother's
name Mary, Mat. 13.55. Mat, 27.66.
See Barnabas.
JOSHUA, son of Nun, Num. 13.8. 1 Chr.
7.27. Moses' servant, Ex. 24.13. Ex. 32.17.
Ex. 33.11. Defeats Amaleldtes, Ex. 17.13.
His jealousy for Moses rebuked. Num. 11.28
Moses changes his name from Oshea to
Jehoshua, Num. 13.16. Is one of the 12 spies ;
encourages the Israelites, and has a promise of
entering Canaan for his fideUty, Num. 13.8.
Num. 14.6-10,30,38. Num. 32.12. Deu. 1.38.
Appointed Moses' successor, Num. 27.18-23,
Deu, 31.23. Deu. 34,9. Is a prophet and
judge, Deu. 34.9. Jos 1.1-9. Jos. 3.7, Jos,
8.8. Jos 10,8.
Sends spies to Jericho, Jos. 2. Miraculous
passage of the Jordan ; the ark carried by
priests ; 12 stones set up, Jos. c. 3 & 4. Cir
cumcises the Israelites ; the passover kept ;
manna ceases, Jos. 5.2-9. Meets the Captain
of the Lord's host, Jos 5.13. Conquest of
Canaan, Jos. c. 6 to 12. Act. 7.45. Heb. 4.8,
See J^.RiCH0, Ai, GinEdN, Achan. His pro
phecy againstthe rehuUcler of Jericho, Jos. 6. 26,
1 Kin, 16,34. Prayer on Israel's defeat at Ai,
Jos. 7. 6-9. Reads the law on Ebal and Gerizim,
Jos. 8.30-35.
Divides the land, Jos. c. 13 to 21. (See the
separate tribes.) Exhortation to Israel, Jos,
c. 23 & 24. Writes the law in a book, Jos.
24.26. His death and burial, Jos. 24.29. Jud.
2.8-9. His influence on Israel, Jos. 24.31.
Jud. 2.7, His miracles; fallof Jericho's walls,
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JUDAH
Jos. 6, Sun and moon atand still, Jos, 10.12,18.
Hab, 3.11.
JOSHUA THE Bethshemite, in whose fleld
the cart with the ark rested, 1 Sara. 6.14,18.
—  , or Jeshua, high-priest, returaa
from Babylon, Ezr. 2.2. Assists to build the
temple, Ezr. 3, Ezr. 5,2. Hag, 1,1,12-14, Hag.
2.2. Withstands the Saraaritans, Ezr. 4,8,
SyrohoUeal prophecies respecting, Zee 8.
Zee, 6,9-15.
JOSIAH, 15th King of Judah (31 years'
reign), son and successor of Amon, 2 Kin.
21.24-26. 2 Kin. 22.1. 1 Chr. 3.14. 2 Chr.
33.25. 2 Chr. 34.1. Mat. 1.10, His early
piety, 2 Kin. 22,2. 2 Chr. 34.2,3, Destroys
idolatiy; repairs the temple; humbles himself
on reading the law ; sends to Huldah, 2 Khi.
22, 2 Chr. 34.1-28.
Reads the law pubUcly ; makes a covenant
with God; destroys idols ; defiles the altar at
Bethel, as predicted, 2 Kin, 23.1-20. 2 Chr.
34.29-33. Keeps the passover; extii-pates
wizards, &c; his piety, 2 Kin. 23.21-25. 2 Chr.
35.1-]9,26. Defeated by Pharaoh-Necho ; slain at Me
giddo, 2 Kin. 23.29,30. 2 Chr. 35.20-24, see
Zee 12,11. Lament of Jeremiah for, 2 Chr.
35.25, Prophets in his reign, Jer, 1.2. Jer.
25.3. Zeph. 1.1. Prophecy respecting, 1 Kin.
13.1-3. JOT (Heb. yod, Gr. iota, Eng. i), the smaUest
letter in the alphabet, Mat. 6.18.
JOTHAM, Gideon's youngest son, escapes
when his brothers are slaughtered by Abime-
lech ; rebukes the Shechemitea in a parable ;
dwells in Beer, Jud. 9,5-21.
 , 10th king of Judah G6 years'
reign), judges in his father Uzziah's lifetime,
2 Kin, 15.5, 2 Chr. 26.2L Succeeds to the
thione, 2 Kin. :5.32. 1 Chr. 3.12. 2 Chr,
26.23. 2 Chr. 27.L Mat. 1,9. Repahs the
temple, 2 Kin. 15.35. 2 Chr. 27.3.
Builds cities and forts, 2 Chr. 27.3,4, His
piety and prosperity, 2 Kin. 15,34. 2 Chr,
27,2,6. Conquers Ammonites, 2 Chr. 27.5.
Reztu and Pekah invade Judah unsuccessfully,
2 Kin. 15.37. His death, 2 Kin. 15.38. 2 Chr.
27.9. JOY. SpmimAL Jot, see SpntrnjAL Peace.
Jot of Sinners, see Worldliness,
JOZAGHAB, a servant of king Joash, mur
ders him, 2 Kin. 12,20,2L CaUed Zabad, 2
Chr, 24,26.
JUBAL, son of Lamecli, the Inventor of the
harp and organ, Gen. 4.21.
JUBILEE, caUedTearofLiberty,Eze.46.17.
Acceptable year of the Lord, Isa. 61.2, Held
every SOth year, commencing on the day of
atoneraent ; proclaimed by trumpets, Lev.
25.8-10. Redemption of aU property sold or
mortgaged, except dwelling-houses, Lev. 25.
10-16,23-34. Lev. 27.17-24. Num. 36,4. No
field-labour on, Lev. 25.11,12. Servants re
leased on. Lev, 25.40,41,54,
JUDAH, son of Jacob and Leah, Gen. 35,23.
SeUs Joseph, Gen. 37.26. His maiTiage and
children, Gen. 38.1-5. Gea 46.12. Num.
26,19,20. IChr, 2,3,4, 1 Chr. 4.1. His for
nication, Gen. 38.12-30. Becomes surety foi
Benjamin, Gen. 43.3-9. Pleads before Joseph.

Gen. 44.14-34, Sent by Jacob to Joseph, Gen.
46,28, Jacob's blessing on. Gen. 49.8-12.
JUDAH, Trebe of. Numbered in Sinai,
Num, 1.26,27. Nura. 2.4 ; and in the plain
of Moab, Num. 26.22. Encamped east of the
tabernacle ; and led the first division, Nura.
2.3,9. Num. 10,14, Blessing of Moses on,
Deu. 33.7.
Their inheritance, Jos. 15. Jos. 18.5. Jos.
19,9. Led the wars against Canaan and Ben
jamin, Jud, 1.1-20. Jud, 20.18. The nuraber
of, in Saul's array, 1 Sara. 11.8. David reigns
over for 7 years, 2 Sam. 2.11. 2 Sam. 5.5.
Their reception of David after Absalom's rebel-
Uon, 2 Sara. 19.11-15,41-43. 2 Sara. 20.1,2.
Nuraber of, in David's reign, 2 Sara. 24.9.
The ruler of Israel chosen frora, 1 Chr. 5.2.
1 Chr. 28.4, Psa, 60,7. Temple buUt in their
inheritance, 1 Kin. 8.1. Psa. 78.68,69. Psa.
114,2. Form a separate kingdom under Reho
boam, see Israelites, history of, page 255,
For things common tc the tribes, see Israel,
TRIBES OF.
JUDAS OF Damascus, a Jew with whom
Paul lodged. Act, 9.11,
THE Galilean, his insurrection

and death. Act. 6.37, See Luk. 13.1.
JUDAS ISCARIOT, an apostle, Mat, 10.4,
Mar, 3.19, Luk, 6,16, Act. 1.17. Christ
describes his character, Jno. 6.70. Purse-
bearer; his dishonesty, Jno. 12.6. Jno. 18.29.
Complains of Maiy anointing Christ, Jno.
12.4,5. Christ predicts he should betray him.
Mat. 26,21-25, Mar. 14.18-21, Luk. 22,21-23.
Offers to betray Christ, Mat. 26.14-16. Mar.
14.10,11. Luk. 22.8-6. Jno, 13,2, Betrays
Christ, Mat, 26,47-50, Mar. 14,43-45. Luk,
22.47,48, Jno. 13.30. Jno. 18.2-5, Act. 1.16,25.
His remorse and suicide. Mat. 27,3-5, Act.
1.18. Prophecy respecting. Act. 1,16,20 with
Psa, 41.9, Psa. 109.8, Jno. 17.12.
JUDAS, or Jude, surnamed Barsabas, a
prophet sent by the apostles to Antioch with
Paul ; his exhortation. Act. 15.22-32.
JUDE, or Judas, an apostle, caUedLebbeus,
surnaraed Thaddeus, Mat. 10.8. Mar, 3,18.
Called Judas, or Jude, the brother of James,
Luk. 6.16. Act. 1.13. Jude 1. Brother of the
Lord, Mat. 13.56. Mar, 6.3. His question to
Jesus, Jno. 14.22. His epistle, Jude 1.
•JUDEA, See Palestine,
 , HiLL-COUNTRY OF, south of Jem-
salera, Jos, 20,7, Jos. 21.11. Deu. 1.20. Luk.
1.39,65.  , WrL]>ERNESs OF, uorth of the
Dead Sea, Mat. 3,1. Mat, 4,1. Luk, 3.3.
Jos. 16.61.
JUDGES, Duties of. See Rulers— Jus
tice, ADMINISTRATION OF.
 OF Israel. See Israelites, his
tory OF, under the judges.
JUDGMENT, ACCORDING to Privilege
AND Works. Gen, 4.7. If thou doest weU,
shalt thou not be accepted ? and if tliou doest
not weU, sin Ueth at the door.
Job 34.11. For the work of a man shaU he
render unto hira, and cause every man to find
according to his ways.
Pro. 11,31. The righteous shaU be recom
pensed in the earth ; ranch more the wicked
and tbe sinner. i

JUDGMENT
Pro. 12.14, The recompence of a man's handt
shaU be rendered unto him.
Pro. 24.12. Doth not he that pondereth the
heart consider it ? and he that keepeth thy
soul, doth Twt he know it ? and shall Tiot he
render to euery raan according to his works
Psa. 62.12. 2 Tim. 4.14.
Isa. 3.10. Say ye to the righteous, that it
shall be well unth him : for they shall eat the
fruit of their doings.
Isa. 5,15, The raean man shaU be brought
down, and the mighty man shall be humbled,
Isa. 24.2. It shaU be, as with the people, so
with the priest ; as with the servant, so with
his raaster; as with the raaid, so with her
raistress ; as with the buyer, so with the
seller ; as with the lender, so with the bor
rower ; as with the taker of usury, so with the
giver of usury to him.
Isa. 59,18. According to theii" deeds, accord
ingly he wUl repay, fury to his adversaries,
recompence to his enemies ; to the islands he
vriU repay recompence.
Jer. 17.10, I the Lord search the heart, 1
try the reins, even to give every man according
to his ways, and according to the fruit of hia
doings, Jer. 32.19. Thine eyes are open upon aU
the ways of the sons of raen : to give everyone
according to his ways, and according to the
fruit of his doings.
Eze. 7,3, I wUl judge thee according to thy
ways, and wUl recompence upon thee aU thine
abominations, 27. I wlU do unto thera after
their way, and according to their deserts vriU
I judge them ; and they shaU know that I am
the Lord.
Eze. 9,6, Slay utterly old and young, both
raaids, and Uttle children, and women : but
come not near any raan upon whora is the
mark ; and begin at ray sanctuary,
Eze. 16.69. I wUl even deal with thee as
thou hast done.
Eze. 18.20. The soul that sinneth, it shaU
die. The son shaU not bear the iniquity of the
father, neither shaU the father bear the ini
qmty of the son : the righteousness of the
righteous shall be upon him, and the wicked
ness of the wicked shaU be upon him. 30, I
wUl judge you, O house of Israel, every one
according to his ways, saith the Lord God.
Repent, and tum you/rsel/ves frora aU your
transgressions ; so iniquity shaU not be your
ruin. V. 1-30,
Eze. 33.20, Ye say. The way of the Lord is
not equal, O ye house of Israel, I wiU judge
you every one after his ways.
Eze. 39.24. According to their uncleanness
and according to their transgressions have I
done unto them, and hid ray face frora thera,
Hos. 4,9. There shall be, like people, like
priest : and I wiU punish them for their ways,
and reward thera their doings, Hos. 12.2.
Amos 3,2, You only have I known of aU
the famiUes of the earth : therefore I wUl
punish you for aU your iniquities.
Zee. 1.6. Like as the Lord of hosts thought
to do unto us, according to 3ur ways, and
according to our doings, so hath he dealt
with us.
Mat. 10.14. Whosoever shaU not receive
you, nor hear your words, when ye depart ont
of that house or city, shake off the dust of your
feet. 15. It shall be more tolerable for the

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JDDGMENl

land of Sodom and Gomorrha in the day of
ludgment, than for that city. Mat. 11.24.
Mar. 6.1L Luk. 9.5. Luk. 10.12-15.
Mat. 12.37. By thy words thou shalt be
justified, and by thy words thou shalt be con
demned. Mar. 14.21. The Son of man indeed goeth,
as it is written of him : but woe to that man by
whom the Son of man is betrayed I good were
it for that raan if he had never been born.
Luk. 11.49. I wiU send them prophets and
apostles, and some of them they shall slay
and persecute : 60. That the blood of aU the
prophets, whichwas shed frora the foundation
of the world, raay be required of this genera
tion. V. 51.
Luk, 12.47, That servant, which knew his
lord's wiU, and prepared not hitnself, neither
did according to his wiU, shaU be beaten with
many stripes. 48. But he that knew not, and
did commit things worthy of stripes, shall be
beaten with few stripes. For unto whomso
ever much is given, of hira shaU be much
required : and to whom men have committed
much, of hira they wiU ask the more. (See
Parable of the Vineyard, Isa. 6.1-6. Of the
Husbandman, Isa, 28,24-28. Of the Wicked
Husbandraen, Mat. 21.33-36, Of the Talents,
Mat, 25,14-30.)
Jno, 3.19. This is the conderanation, that
Ught is come into the world, and men loved
darkness rather than Ught, because their deeds
were evU.
Jno. 5.45. Do not think that I wUl accuse
you to the Father : there is OTie that accuseth
you, even Moses, in whora ye trust,
Jno. 9.41. If ye were blind, ye should have
no sin : but now ye say. We see ; therefore
your sin reraaineth,
Jno, 12.48, He that rejecteth me, and re
ceiveth not my words, hath one that judgeth
him : the word that I have spoken, the same
shall judge him in the last day.
Jno. 15.22. If I had not come and spoken
unto them, they had not had sin : but now they
have no cloke for their sin. 24. If I had not
done among them the works which none other
man did, they had not had sin : but now have
they both seen and hated both rae and ray
Father. Rora. 2.9. Tribulation and anguish, upon
every soul of man that doeth evU, of the Jew
first, and also of the GentUe. 10. Glory,
honour, and peace, to every man that worketh
good, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile :
11, For there is no respect of persons with
God. 12. As raany as have sinned without
law shaU also perish without law ; and as many
as have sinned in the law shaU be judged by
the law. 27. ShaU not uncircumcision which
is by nature, if it fulfil the law, judge thee,
who by the letter and circuracision dost trans
gress the law ?
1 Cor. 3.8. Every man shaU receive his own
reward according to his own labour, 13. Every
raan's work shall be made raanifest : for the
day shaU declare it, because it shaU be revealed
by fire ; and the fire shall try every man's work
of what sort it is, 14, If any man's work abide
which he hath buUt thereupon, he shall receive
a reward. 15. If any man's work shall be
bumed, he shaU suffer loss : but he himself
BhaU be saved ; yet so as by fire. v. 12,
2 Cor. 2.16. To the one we are the savour
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uf death unto death ; and to the other the
savour of life unto Ufe.
2 Cor. 11.15. Whose end shaU be according
to their works.
Gal. 6.5. Every man shaU bear his own
burden. 7. Be not deceived ; God is not
mocked ; for whatsoever a man soweth, that
shaU he also reap, 8, For he that soweth to
his flesh shaU of the flesh reap cormption ;
but he that soweth to the Spirit shaU of the
Spirit reap life everlasting.
Eph. 6.8. Whatsoever good thing any man
doeth, the sarae shall he receive of the Lord,
whether he be bond or free.
Col. 3. 25. He that doeth wrong shaU receive
for the wrong which he hath done : and there
is no respect of persons,
1 lira. 1,13, I obtained mercy, because 1
did it ignorantly in unbeUef,
Heb, 2.2. If the word spoken by angels
was stedfast, and every transgression and dis
obedience received a just recompence of re
ward ; 3. How shaU we escape, ii we neglect
so great salvation ?
Heb. 10.26, If we sin wiUuUy after that we
have received the knowledge of the truth, there
remaineth no more sacrifice for sins. 29, Of
how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall
he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under
foot the Son of God, and hath counted the
blood of the covenant, wherewith he was sanc
tified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite
unto the Spirit of grace ?
Heb. 12.25, H they escaped not who refused
hira that spake on earih, much more shall not
we escape, if we turn away frora him that
speaketh frora heaven.
Jas. 2.12. So speak ye, and so do, as they
that shall be judged by the law of Uberty,
13. He shaU have judgraent without mercy,
that hath shewed no raercy.
1 Put. 1.17. The Father, who without ro
spect of persons judgeth according to every
raan's work.
2 Pet. 2,21, It had been better for them
not to have known the way of righteousness,
than, after they have known it, to turn from
the holy comraandment delivered unto them.
Rev. 2.23. I VriU give unto every one of you
according to your works.
See Sirr, fruits of.
JUDGMENT - DAY - The Last Day.
Job 21.30, The wicked is reserved to the day
of destruction ? they shaU be brought forth to
the day of wrath.
Psa. 102,26. They shaU perish, but thou
shalt endure : yea, aU of them shall wax old
like a garment ; as a vesture shalt thou change
thera, and they shaU be changed.
Ecc. 3.17. God shall judge the righteous
and the wicked : for there is a tirae there for
every purpose, and for every work.
Ecc. 11.9. Walk in the ways of thine heart,
and in the sight of thine eyes : but know thou,
that for all these things God will bring thee
into judgment,
Ecc, 12.14. God shaU bring every work into
judgment, with every secret thing, whether it
be good, or whether it be evil.
Isa. 34.4. And all the host of heaven shall
be dissolved, and the heavens shall be rolled
together as a scroU ; and all their host shall
faU down, as the leaf faUeth off from the
vine, and as a faUing fig from tlie fig-tree.

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Isa. 18.9-14, Tsa, 24.18-20. Isa. 65.17. Joel
2.10,81. Isa. 61.6. The heavens shall vanish away
like smoke, and the earth shaU wax old like a
garment. Dan. 7.9. I beheld tUl the thrones were
cast down, and the Ancient of days did sit,
whose garraent was white as snow, and the
hair of his head Uke the pure wool : his throne
was like the fiery flarae, and his wheels as
burning fire. 10, A fiery streara issued and
carae forth frora before hira : thousand thou
sands rainistered unto him, and ten thousand
times ten thousand stood before him : the
judgment was set, and the books were opened.
Joel 3.16. The sun and the moon shall be
darkened, and the stars shaU withdraw their
shining. 16, The Lord also shaU roar out of
Zion, and utter his voice frora Jerusalera ; and
the heavens and the earth shaU shake : but the
Lord will be the hope of his people, and the
strength of the chUdren of Israel,
Mat. 7.22. Many wiU say to me in that day.
Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy
name ? and In thy name have cast out devils ?
and in thy name done many wonderful works ?
58. And then wiU I profess imto them, I never
Icnew you ; depart from me, ye that work
iniquity. Mat. 11.22. It shaU be more tolerable for
Tyre and Sidon at the day of judgment, than
for you. Mat. 10.16.
Mat. 12,86, Every idle word that men shaU
speak, they shall give account thereof In the
day of judginent, 37. For by thy words thou
shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt
be condemned, 41. The men of Nineveh shall
rise in judgment with this generation, and
shaU conderan it : because tbey repented at
the preaching of Jonas ; and, behold, a greater
than Jonas is here. v. 42. Luk, 11,81,32.
Mat. 13.30, In the time of harvest I wUl say
to the reapers. Gather ye together first the
tares, and bind them in bundles to bum them :
but gather the wheat into ray bam, 40, As
therefore the tares are gathered and bumed in
the fire ; so shaU it be in the end of this world.
41, The Son of raan shall send forth his angels,
and they shaU gather out cf his kingdora oU
things that offend, and them which do iniquity;
42, And shaU cast them into a fumace of fire :
there shaU be waiUng and gnashing of teeth,
43, Then shaU the righteous shine forth as the
sun in the kingdom of their Father, v. 48-50.
Mat, 16,27, The Son of raan shaU corae in
the glory of his Father with his angels ; and
then he shall reward every man according to
his works. Mar. 8.38.
Mat 22.13. Then said the king to the ser
vants. Bind him hand and foot, and take him
away, and cast Mm into outer darkness ; there
shaU be weepmg and gnashing of teeth, v.
11-13. Mat, 24.29. Immediately after the tribula
tion of those days shaU the sun be darkened,
and the moon shaU not give her light, and the
stars shaU fail from heaven, and the powers of
the heavens shaU be shaken : 30. And then
shall appear the sign of the Son of man in
heaven ; and then shaU aU the tribes of the
earth moum, and they sbaU see the Son of
man coming in the clouds cf heaven with
power and great glory. 31, And fae shaU aend
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they shaU gather together his elect from the
four vTinds, from one end of heaven to the
other, 36, Heaven and earth shall pass away,
bxit my words shaU not pass away.
Mat, 25.31, When the Son of man shall
come in his glory, and all the holy angels with
him, then shaU he sit upon the throne of his
gloiy : 32. And before him shall be gathered
all nations : and he shall separate thera one
from another, as a shepherd divideth his sheep
from the goats : 33, And he shaU set the sheep
on his right hand, but the goats on the left,
Luk, 12.2. There is nothing covered, that
shaU not be revealed ; neither hid, that shaU
not be knovm.
Jno. 12.48. He that rejecteth rae, and re
ceiveth not ray words, hath one that judgeth
him : the word that I have spoken, the same
shaU judge hira In the last day.
Aet. 17,81, He hath appointed a day, in tht
which he wiU judge the world in righteousness
by that maji whora he hath ordained.
Act, 24.25. As he reasoned of righteous
ness, temperance, and judgment to come,
FeUx trembled.
Rora, 2.6. After thy hardness and impeni
tent heart treasurest up imto thyself wrath
against the day of wrath and revelation of the
righteous judgraent of God ; 6, Who vriU
render to every raan according to his deeds :
16. In the day when God shaU judge the secrets
of men by Jesus Christ according to my gospel.
Rom. 14.10. We shaUaU stand before the
judgment-seat of Christ. 11. As I live, saith
the Lord, every knee shaU bow to me, and
every tongue shall confess to God. 12. So
then every one of us shaU give account cf him
seU to God,
1 Cor. 8.13. Every man's workshaUbemade
raanifest : for the day shall declare it, because
it shaU be revealed by fire ; and the fire shaU
try every man's work of what sort it is.
1 Cor. 4.6. Judge nothing before the time,
until the Lord corae, who both wiU bring to
light the hidden things of darkness, and wiU
raake raanifest the counsels of the hearts : and
then shall every man have praise of God.
1 Cor. 6,2, Do ye not know that the saints
shall judge the world? and if the world shaU
be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the
smaUest matters? 3, Know ye not that we
shaU judge angels ?
2 Cor. 5.10. We must aU appear before the
judgment-seat of Christ ; that every one may
receive the things done in his body, according
to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.
2 The. 1.7. To you who are troubled rest
with us, when the Lord Jesus shaU be revealed
frora heaven with his raighty angels, 8. In
flaming fire taking vengeance on them that
know not God, and that obey not the gospel.
2 Tim. 4.1. The Lord Jesus Christ, who
shaU judge the quick and the dead at his
appearing and his kingdora, 8. There is laid
up for me a crown of righteousness, which the
Lord, the righteous judge, shaU give me at
that day : and not to me only, but tmto aU
them also that love his appearing.
Heb. 6.2. The doctrine of etemal judgment.
Heb. 9.27. It is appointed unto men once
to die, but after this the judgment,
Heb. 10,27. A certain fearful looking forol
judgment and fiery Indignation, which shaU
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1 Pet, 4.5, ^Vho shall give account to him
tliat is ready to judge the quick and the dead,
7, The end of aU things is at hand : be ye there
fore sober, and watch unto prayer,
2 Pet. 2.4. God spared not the angels that
sinned, but cast them down to heU, and de
Uvered them into chains of darkness, to be
reserved unto judgment. 9. TheLord knoweth
how to reserve the unjust unto the day of
judgment to be punished,
2 Pet, 3.7, The heavens and the earth, which
are now, by the sarae word are kept in store,
reserved unto fire against the day of judgment
and perdition of ungodly men, 10. The day
of the Lord wiU come as a thief in the night ;
in the which the heavens shaU pass away vrith
a great noise, and the elements shaU melt with
fervent heat, the earth also and the works that
are therein shaU be bumed up, 11, Seeing
then that aU these things shaU be dissolved,
what manner of persons ought ye to be. 12.
Looking for and hasting unto the coming of
the day of God, wherein the heavens being on
fire shaU be dissolved, and the elements shall
melt with fervent heat?
1 Jno, 4,17. That we may have boldness in
the day of judgment.
Jude 6, The angels which kept not their
first estate, but left their own habitation, he
hath reserved in everlasting chains under dark
ness unto the judgment of the great day.
14. Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thou
sands of his saints, 15. To execute judgment
upon aU, and to convince aU that are ungodly
among them of aU their ungodly deeds which
they have ungodly coraraitted, and of aU their
hard speeches which ungodly sinners have
spoken against him. 24. Him that is able to
present you faultless before the presence of his
glory with exceeding joy.
Rev. 1,7, Behold, he cometh with clouds ;
and every eye shall see hira, and they also
which pierced him : and all kindreds of the
earth shall waU because of him.
Rev. 6.15, The kings of the earth, and the
great men, and the rich men, and the chief
captains, and the mighty men, and every
bondman, and every freeman, hid theraselves
in the dens and in the rocks of the raountains ;
36. And said to the mountains and rocks,
FaU on us, and hide us from the face of him
that sitteth on the throne, and from the wrath
of the Larab : 17. For the great day of his
vnrath is come ; and who shaU be able to
stand 1
Rev. 11.18. The nations were angry, and
thy wrath is come, and the time of the dead,
that they should be judged, and that thou
shouldest give reward unto thy servants the
prophets, and to the saints, and thera that fear
thy name, sraaU and great ; and shouldest de
stroy them which destroy the earth.
Rev. 20.11. I saw a great white throne,
and him that sat on it, from whose face the
earth and the heaven fled away ; and there was
found no place for thera. 12. And I saw the
dead, sraaU and great, stand before God ; and
the books were opened : and another book was
opened, which is the book of life : and the
dead were judged out of those things which
were written in the books, according to their
works 13. And the sea gave up the dead
which were in it ; and death and heU delivered
up the dead which were in thera : and they
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were judged every man according to their
works. 14. And death and hell were caat
into the lake of flre. This is the second death,
15. And whosoever was not found written in
the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.
Rev. 22.12. Behold, I come quickly; and
my reward is with rae, to give every man ac
cording as his work shaU be.
See God judge, Christ judge — Christ,
second coming of — Resurrection,
JUDGMENT- HALL. See Pretorium.
JUDGMENT -SEAT, Mat. 27.19. Act
18.12. Act. 25.10; ofChrist, Rora. 14.10.
JUDGMENTS, Design and Effect of,
Ex. 7.3-6. Ex. 9.14,16. Ex. 10.1-4. Ex. 11.9.
Ex. 14.17,18,31. Ex. 16.6,7. Ex. 16.14-16.
Ex. 18.11. Ex. 34,10. Lev. 10.3, Num.
14 21-23. Deu. 28.46. Deu. 29.22-28. Neh.
9.10. Job 22.19, Psa. 9.16,20. Psa. 46.8-10,
Psa. 69.13. Psa. 64.9. Psa. 76,10. Psa.
83.16-18, Psa, 97.8. Psa. 119.119,120. Psa.
141.6. Pro. 16.4. Isa. 2.17-21, Isa. 5.16.
Isa, 25,2,3. Isa. 5X6. Isa. 64.2. Jer, 22.8,9.
Eze. 5.15, Eze. 6,7,10. Eze, 28.22, Eze.
32.10. Eze. 33.33i Eze. 38.22,23. Eze,
39.6,7,21-23. Dan. 4.17- Hab. 3.16. Mai.
L5. Rora. 9.17,22. 1 Cor, 10.6,11. IPet.
4.17,18. Rev. 11.13. Rev. 15,4,
See Affliction, its benefits.
 FROM God. See Famine, Pesti
lence, War.
JULIUS, a centurion who had charge of
Paul ; his kindness. Act. 27. Act. 28.16.
JUNIA (Gr. Jumias), a kinsman of Paul,
and a disciple, Rom, 16.7,
JUNIPER (a kind of broom), a tree afford
ing shelter to Elijah, 1 Kin. 19.4,5. Used for
fuel, Psa. 120.4, Roots in famine used as
food. Job 80,4,
JUPITER (Gr. Zeus), a heathen god, wor
shipped at Lycaonia ; Bamabas supposed to
be, Act. 14.11-13.
JUSTICE, Administration of. At the
tabernacle, Num. 27.2, Parties pleaded their
own cause. Ex, 18.13. 2 Sara. 16.2. 1 Kin.
3,16-28. Mat. 26.62. Act. 26.1, Accusers
and accused required to appear. Act, 25.16.
Investigation of crime instituted. Est. 2.21-23.
Advocates employed. Act. 24.1. Torture em
ployed. Act. 22.24.
See Witnesses, Appeal, Kings, Rulers-
Priest, HIGH-PRIEST, judicial AUTHORITY
OF — Punishments.
 Commanded, See Integrity-
Poor, JUSTICE to — Rulers,
JUSTIFICATION by Faith. Gen, 15,6.
He beUeved in the Lord ; and he counted it to
himforrighteousness, Rora, 4.3,
Psa. 32.2. Blessed is the raan unto whom
the Lord imputeth not iniquity. Rora. 4.6,
Psa. 71.16. I vriU go in the strength of the
Lord God : I wUl raake raention of thy rightr
eousness, e/ven of thine only.
Psa. 89.16. In thy name shaU they rejoice
all the day : and in thy righteousness shaUthey
be exalted.
Isa. 42.21. Tlie Lord is weU pleased for his
righteousness' sake ; he wiU magnify the law,
and make it honourable.
Tsa. 46.24. In the Lord have I righteousness

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and strength : even to hira shaU Tnen corae.
25. In the Lord shaU aU the seed of Israel be
justifled, and shaU glory.
Isa. 46.12. Hearken unto rae, ye stout
hearted, that are far frora righteousness ; 13.
I bring near ray righteousness ; it shaU not be
far off, and my salvation shaU not tarry : and
I wiU place salvation In Zion for Israel my
glory. Isa. 50.8, He is near that justifieth me ;
who wiU contend with me ? let us stand toge
ther : who is raine adversary ? let him come
near to me,
Isa. 51.6. My righteousness is near ; my
solvation Is gone forth, and mine arms shall
judge the people ; the isles shall wait upon rae,
and on mine arm shaU they trust. 6. The
heavens shaU vanish away like smoke, and the
earth shaU wax old like a garment, and they
that dweU therein shall die in Uke manner :
but my salvation shall be for ever, and my
righteousness shaU not be aboUshed,
Isa. 53.11. By his knowledge shaUray right
eous servant justify raany ; for he shaU bear
their iniquities.
Isa. 64.17. This is the heritage of the ser
vants of the Lord, and their righteousness is
of me, saith the Lord.
Isa. 56. 1. My salvation is near to come, and
ray righteousness to be revealed.
Isa. 61.10. My soul shaU be joyful in my
God : for he hath clothed rae vrith the garments
of salvation, he hath covered me vrith the robe
of righteousness, as a bridegroora decketh Mm
self with omaments, and as a bride adometh
AerseZ/ with her jewels.
Jer. 28.6. In his days Judah shaU be saved,
and Israel shaU dweU safely : and this is his
name whereby he shaU be caUed, THE LORD
OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Zee. 3,4. Take away the filthy garments
from him. And unto him he said. Behold, I
have caused thine iniquity to pass from thee,
and IwiU clothe thee vrith change of raiment,
Jno. 5,24, He that heareth my word, and
beUeveth on him that sent rae, hath everlast
ing life, and ahall not come into condemnation ;
but is passed from death unto Ufe.
Act. 13.39. By hira aU that beUeve are jus
tified from all things, from which ye could not
be justified by the law of Moses.
Rom. 1,16. For I am not asharaed of the
gospel of Christ ; for it is the power of God
unto salvation to every one that beUeveth ; to
the Jew first, and also to the Greek, 1?. For
therein is the righteousness of God revealed
from faith to faith ; as it is written. The just
shaU Uve by faith.
Rom, 3.21. The righteousness of God with
out the law is manifested, being witnessed by
the law and the prophets ; 22. Even the
righteousness of God which is by faith of Jesus
Christ unto aU and upon aU them that beUeve :
for there is no difference. 24, Being justified
freely by his grace through the rederaption
that is in Christ Jesus : 25. Whora God hath
set forth to he a. propitiation through faith in
his blood, to declare his righteousness for the
reraission cf sins that are past, through the
forbearance of God; 26, To declare at this
tirae his righteousness : that he might be just,
and the justifier cf him which believeth in
Jesus. Rom. 3,28. A man is justified by faith with-

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out the deeds of the law. 30. It is one God,
which shall justify the circumcision by faith,
and uncircumcision through .faith.
Rora. 4.13. The promise, that he should be
the heir of the world, was not to Abraham, or
to his seed, through the law, but through the
righteousness of faith, 16. It is of faith, that
it might be by grace ; to the end the promise
might be sure to aU the seed ; not to that only
which is of the law, but to that also which is
of the faith of Abraham ; who is the father of
usaU. 20, He staggered not ai the promise of
God through unbeUef ; but was stiong in faith,
giving glory to God ; 21. And being fuHy per
suaded that, what he had proraised, he was
able also to perform. 22. And therefore it was
imputed to him for righteousness. 24. To
whora it shall be imputed, if we beUeve on hira
that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead ;
25. Who was deUvered for our offences, and
was raised again for our justification, v. 2-12.
Rom. 5.1. Being justified by faith, we have
peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ :
9. Being now justified by his blood, we shaU
be saved frora wrath through him. 11. We
also joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ,
by whom we have now received the atoneraent,
16, The free gift is of raany offences unto jus
tification. 17. For if by one man's offence
death reigned by one ; much more they which
receive abundance of grace, and of the gift of
righteousness, shall reign in Ufe by one, Jesus
Christ. Rom, 6,18. Therefore, as by the offence of
one judyment came upon aU men to condemna
tion ; even so by the righteousness of one the
free gift came upon aU men unto justification
of life. 21, That as sin hath reigned unto
death, even so might grace reign through
righteousness unto eternal Ufe by Jesus Christ
our Lord. v. 12-21.
Rora. 7.4, Ye also are become dead to the
law by the body of Christ ; that ye should be
raarried to another, even to him who is raised
frora the dead, that we should bring forth
fruit unto God, v. 1-25.
Rom. 8.1. There is therefore now no con
demnation to thera which are in Christ Jesus,
who walk not after the flesh, but after the
Spirit. 30, Whom he caUed, thera he also
justified ; and whom he justified, thera he also
glorified, 31, What shaU we then say to these
things ? If God he for us, who can be against
us ? 33. Who shaU lay any thing to the charge
of God's elect? It is God that justifieth.
34. Who is he that condemneth ? It is Christ
that died, yea rather, that is risen again.
Rom. 9.30. The Gentiles, which foUowed
not after righteousness, have attained to right
eousness, even the righteousness which is of
faith, 31. Israel, which followed after the law
of righteousness, hath not attained to the law
of righteousness. 82. Wherefore? Because
they sought it not by faith, but as it were by
the works of the law.
Rora. 10.4, Christ is the end of the law for
righteousness to every one that believeth.
6. The righteousness which is of faith speaketh
on this wise, 8. The word is nigh thee, even
in thy mouth, and in thy heart : that is, the
word of faith, which we preach ; 9. That if
thou shalt confess with thy month the Lord
Jesus, and shalt beUeve in thine heart that
God hath raised hira from the dead, thou shalt

JUSTIFICATION
be saved. 10. For with the heart raan beUev
eth unto righteousness ; and with the mouth
confession is made unto salvation. 11. For
the scripture saith, Whosoever beUeveth on
hira shaU not be asharaed. v. 1-21,
1 Cor. 1.30. Christ, who of God is raade
unto us wisdom and righteousness.
1 Cor. 6.11. Ye are justified in the name
of the Lord Jesus, and by the Spirit of our
God. 2 Cor. 5.19. God was in Christ, reconciUng
the world unto himself, not imputing their tres
passes unto them ; and hath committed unto
us the word of reconcUiation. 21. He hath
made hira to be sin for us, who knew no sin ;
that we raight be made the righteousness of
God in hira.
Gal. 2.16. A raan is not justified by the
works of the law, but by the faith of Jesus
Christ, even we have beUeved in Jesus Christ,
that we raight be justified by the faith of
Christ, and not by the works of the law : for
by the works of the law shaU no flesh be jus
tified. V. 14-21.
Gal. 3.8. The scripture, foreseeing that
God would justify the heathen through faith,
9. They which be of faith are blessed vrith
faithful Abraham. 21. If there had been a
law given which could have given life, verily
righteousness should have been by the law.
22. But the scripture hath concluded aU under
sin, that the promise by faith of Jesus Christ
raight be given to thera that beUeve. 24. The
law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto
Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
Gal. 4.21-31.
Gal. 6,4, Christ is becorae of no effect unto
you, whosoeverof you are justifled by the law ;
ye are faUen from grace. 5, For we through
the Spirit wait for the hope of righteousness
by faith, 6, For in Jesus Christ neither cir
cumcision avaUeth any thing, nor uncircum
cision ; but faith which worketh by love,
Eph, 6.14. Having on the breastplate of
righteousness. PhU. 8.9. Be found in hira, not having
mine own righteousness, which is of the law,
but that which is through the faitli of Christ,
the righteousness which is of God by faith.
Col. 2.14. Blotting out the handwriting of
ordinances that was against us, which was
contrary to us, and took it out of the way,
naUing it to his cross.
Tit. 3.7. Being justified by his grace, we
should be raade heirs according to the hope of
eternal life.
Heb. 11.4. By faith Abel offered unto God
a raore excellent sacrifice than C^in, by which
he obtained witness that he was righteous, God
testifying of his gifts. 7. By faith Noah, being
warned of God of things not seen as yet, moved
with fear, prepared an ark to the saving of his
house ; by the which he condemned the world,
and became heir of the righteousness which is
by faith.
Jas. 2.20. Faith vrithout works is dead,
21, Was not Abrahara our father justifled by
works, when he had offered Isaac his son upon
the altar ? 22, Seest thou how faith wrought
irith his works, and by works was faith made
perfect? 23, And the scripture was fulfilled
which saith, Abrahara beUeved God, and it
was iraputed unto him for righteousness : and
he was caUed the Friend of God. 26. For as
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KtBROTH-HATTAAVAfl
the body without the spirit is dead, so faith
without works is dead also.
See Faith. Salvation — Works, insuffi-
cienuy of.
JUSTUS, a disciple at Corinth vrith whom
Paul lodged. Act. 18.7.

KADESH, or Kadesh-barnea, hi the
desert of Paran, Num. 13.26; of Zin, Num.
20.1. Nura, 83.36. Inhabited by Amorites;
sacked by Chedorlaomer, Gen. 14.7. Well of
Beer-lahal-roi near. Gen. 16.14. Abraham
dweUs near. Gen, 20.1, IsraeUtes encamp by,
twice, see Israelites, history of, page 256.
Formed the south boundary of Israel, Num.
34.4 ; of Judah, Jos. 16.3. Joshua defeats the
Canaanites in, Jos. 10.41.
KADMONITES, their land promised to
Abraham's posterity, Gen. 16,19.
KANAH, a smaU river, the boundary be
tween Ephraim and Manasseh, Jos. 16,8. Jos.
17.9. KEDAR, son of Ishmael, Gen, 25.13. 1 Chr.
1. 29 ; and name of an Arabian tribe, Psa. 120.5.
Blacktents of. Song 1.6, Merchandise of, Eze,
27.21. Idolatry of, Jer. 2.10. Prophecies of,
Isa. 21.16,17. Isa. 42.11, Isa. 60.7. Jer. 49.28.
EEDEMOTH, a Levitical city of Reuben,
near the Arnon, Jos. 13,18. Jos. 21,37. 1 Chr.
6.79. WUderness of, an encampment of the
Israelites, Deu. 2.26.
KEDESH, a city of Naphtali, Jos. 19.37.
Jos. 12.22. A Levitical city of refuge, Jos.
20.7. Jos, 21,82. 1 Chr. 6.76. Barak Uved
and assembled his army at, Jud. 4.6,9. Heber
the Kenite Uved at, Jud. 4.11. Taken by
Tiglath, 2 Kin, 15 29,
 , a city of Judah, Jos, 15.23.
KEDRON. See Cedron.
KEILAH, a city of Judah, Jos. 15.44.
Besieged by the PhUistines and reUeved by
David, 1 Sam. 23.1-6. Saul seeks David in,
1 Sam. 23.7-13.
KENITES, their land given to Abraham,
Gen. 15.19. Prophecy of, by Balaam, Num.
24.21-23.  , descendants of Hobab, the father-
in-law of Moses, lived araong the IsraeUtes,
Jud. 1.16. Jud. 4.11,17. (Hobab is called a
Midianite, Num. 10.29, see Jethro.) Dwell
among the Amalekites ; spared by Saul, 1 Sam,
16.6. DweU among the IsraeUtes, 1 Chr, 2.55.
David sends presents to, 1 Sam, 30.29.
KENIZZITES, their land promised to
Abraham, Gen. 15,19,
KERIOTH, a city of Judah, Jos. 16.26.
Possessed by Moab, Jer. 48,24,41. Amos 2,2,
KETURAH, Abraham's second wUe; her
descendants. Gen. 26.1-4.
KEY, Jud. 3.25. Laying of, upon the
shoulders, a symbol of authority, Isa. 22.22;
also having the keys. Mat. 16.19. Rev. 1.18.
Rev. 3.7. Rev. 9.1. Rev. 20.1. lUustrative,
Luk. 11,52.
KIBROTH-HATTAAVAH. quaUssentto
the IsraeUtes at ; a plague at. Num. 11,31-36.
Num. 33,16,17. Deu. 9,22.

KINDNESS
KINDNESS, SeeLoTB.
KINGDOM 01' Chkist, See Chukch,
PROPHECIES OF— Christ ku^g.
KINGS, Titles of, 1 Sam. 24.8. Ezr. 7.12.
Dan. 2.37. Eze. 26.7. See Cesak.
Subjects bowed before. Gen. 41.43. 2 Sam.
9.6. IKin, 1.16,23,31, Mat. 27.29, In Persia,
appeared only when called ; golden sceptre
held out to. Est. 4.11. Salutations to, 1 Sam.
25.41. 2 Sam. 9.8. 2 Sam, 14.17,20, 2 Sam,
19.27,28. 1 Km, 1,47. Job 84.18. Dan. 2.4.
Act. 12.22. Eoyal apparel, 1 Ktn. 22.30. Mat.
6.29, see Crown, Sceptre, Seal, Bracelets,
2 Sam, 1.10. Courtiers richly dressed. Gen.
41.14. Est. 4.2. Est. 5.1. Luk. 7.25. Leaned
on courtier's hand, 2 Kin. 6.18. 2 Kin. 7.17.
Had state horses, mules, and asses, Jud. 5.10.
Jud. 12.14. IKin. 1.33. Est. 6.8. Attendants
stood in the royal presence, 1 Kin. 10.8.
1 Kin. 12.6. Shield home before, 1 Kin. 14.28.
Revenues obtained by confiscations, 2 Sam.
16.4. 1 Kin. 21.16. Voluntary presents,
1 Sam. 10.27. 1 Sam. 16.20. 1 Kin. 10.2.
1 Chr. 12.40. Mat. 2.11. Commerce, 1 Kin.
10.15,28. IKin. 22.48. Spoils of war, 2 Sam.
12.30. 1 Chr. 26.27. 2 Chr. 24.23. Eoyal
estates, 1 Chr. 27.25-31, 2 Chr, 26.10. 2 Chr.
32.29. Royalty of lands in Egypt, Gen.
47.23-26. See Tribute.
Officers of prince, chief-ruler or counsellor,
Gen. 41.40. 1 Kin. 4.6. 1 Chr, 27.33. 2 Chr.
19.11. 2 Chr. 28.7. Est. 10.3. Overseer of
the household, 1 Kin. 4.6. 2 Chr. 28.7 ; of
tribute, IKin. 12.18; of royal farms, &.C.,
1 Chr. 27.26-31 ; of wardrobe, 2 Kin. 22.14 ;
of stores, 1 Chr. 27.25. Purveyors for royal
table, 1 Kin. 4.7-19. Posts, 2 Chr, 30.6,10.
Est. 8.10. Runners, 1 Kin. 1.6. "Watchmen,
2 Sam. 13.34. 2 Sam. 18.24. 2 Kin. 9.17-20.
Guards, 2 Kin. 11.6-8. 2 Sam. 8.18. 2 Sam.
15.18. 2 Sam. 20.23. 1 Chr. 11.25. Porters,
2 Sam. 18.26. 2 Kin. 7.11.
See Captain, Scribe, Recorder, Magi
cians, Armour-bearer, Baker, Butler,
chauberi.ain, chancellor, counsellor,
Ajubassador, Deputy.
Authority absolute, Dan. 5.18,10. Con
trolled by counsellors, Dan, 6.6-16. Est.
1.18-22. Appointed officers of state to ride in state,
Gen. 41.43. Est. 6.8-11 ; to wear a goldchain.
Gen. 41.42. Dan. 6.29; and royal apparel,
Est. 8.15. Est. 6.8. Dan. 6.7 ; and the king's
signet. Gen, 41.42. Est. 3.10. Est. 8.2.
Decrees of, sealed, Est. 8.8,10, see Procla
mations. Records of, kept in royal treasury,
Ezr. 6.17. Ezr. 6.1. Est. 6.1. Est. 10.2. His
tory of, written, see Boors. Royal storehouses
and cities. Gen, 41,36, Ex, 1.11. IKin. 9.19.
2 Chr. 32,27,
KINGS or Israel, chosen by God, Deu.
17.16. ISam. 9.16,17. 1 Sam. 16.12. IChr.
22.10. Hos. 13.11. By lot, 1 Sam. 10.20,21.
Not to be foreigners, Deu. 17.15, Hereditary
in David's line, 2 Sam. 7.12-16. Psa. 89.35-37.
Successor named by king, 1 Kin. 1.17,20.
2 Chr. 11.22,23.
Anointed, see Anointing. Crowned, IKin,
1.33. 2 Kin, 11.12, Enthroned, 1 Kin. 1.36.
2 Chr. 23.20, Kissed, 1 Sam. 10.1. Psa, 2.12,
Rode in state, 1 Kin. 1.33. Proclamation of,
made with trumpets, 2 Sam. 16.10. 1 Kin. 1.34. 1
: Kin, 9.13. I

KNO^
Coronation of, celebrated b} sacrifices, 1 Sam.
11.16 ; by feasting and music, 1 Kin. 1.9,40,41.
1 Chr. 12.39,40 ; by acclamations, 1 Sam. 10.24.
1 Kin. 1.25,39. 2Kjn. 11.12 ; by oath of alle
giance, 2 Kin. 11.4.
Eequired to govern by law, 1 Sam. 10.25.
2 Sam. 6.3. Deu. 17.18. 2 Kin. 11.12,17.
2 Chr. 23.11. Had the power of hfe and death,
1 Sam. 22.17,18. 2 Sam. 1.15. 2 Sam. 4.12.
1 Kin. 2.23-31. Porbidden to multiply wives,
&o., Deu. 17,16,17, see Polygamy.
Judged at the gate, 2 Sam. 15.2, see Throne,
Connection of, with public worship, see David,
Solomon, Hezekiah, Josiah. Duties of,
see EuLERS.
KINGS or Israel and Judah. See
Israelites' history.
KING'S DALE, Gen. 14.17. 2 Sam. 18.18.
KIR, a countryto which Tiglath carried the
Damascenes, 2 Ejn. 16.9, Phophecies of, Isa,
22,6. Amos 1.6, Amos 9.7.
KIE-HERES, or Klb-Hareseth, a city ol
Moab, captured by Jehoram, 2 Kin, 3.25, Pro
phecies of, Isa. 16.1, Isa, 16.7,11. Jer. 48.
31,36. KIR JATHAIM, a town east of Jordan, be
longing to the Emims, Gen. 14.6. Rebuilt by
the Reubenites, Num. 32.37. Jos. 13.19. Pro
phecies against, when possessed by the Moab
ites, Jer. 48.1,23. Eze. 25.9.
 , a Levitical city of Naphtali, 1 Chr.
6.76. KIRJATH-ARBA, See Hebron.
KIEJATH-HUZOTH, a city ol Moab to
which Balak brought Balaam, Num, 22.39.
KIRJATH-JEARIM, or Baalah (city of
the wood), a city belonging to the Gibeonites,
Jos. 9.17, Given to Judah, Jos. 15.9,60. Jos.
18.14. The ark remains 20 years in, 1 Sam.
6.21. 1 Sam. 7.1,2. 1 Chr, 13.5,6. 2 Chr.
1.4. See Psa. 132.6. Inhabited after tho
captivity, Ezr. 2.25. Neh. 7.29. Urijah the
prophet from, Jer. 26.20.
KIRJATH-SANNAH, or Sepher. Seo
Debir. KISH, son of Ner, and father of Saul, 1 Sam.
9.1. ISam. 14.51,
KISHON, a river falling into the sea north
of Carmel ; Sisera's army destroyed in, Jud.
4.7,13, Jud. 6.21. Psa. 83.9. Elijah slays
Baal's prophets at, 1 Kin. 18.40.
KISS, a mode of salutation on meeting.
Gen. 27.26,27, Gen. 29.11. Gen. 48.10. Gen.
50.1. Ex. 18.7; on parting. Gen. SI. 66.
Ruth 1.14. 2 Sam. 19.39. Act, 20.37 ; on
reconciliation, Gen, 33.4. 2 Sam. 14.33. Luk.
15.20. A mark of homage, Psa. 2.12. 1 Sam.
10,1. Pro, 24.26; of honour. Pro. 24.26.
Kissing the feet, Luk. 7.38 ; the ground, Psa.
72.9. Isa. 49.23. Mic. 7.17. A holy kiss,
Eom. 16,16, 1 The. 5.26. A kiss of love,
1 Pet. 6.14. A treacherous kiss. Pro. 27. B.
2 Sam. 20.9. Luk. 22.48. Idolatrous, Job
31.27. Hos. 13.2.
KITE, Lev. 11.14. Deu. 14.13, Translated
vulture. Job 28.7.
KNEADING-TROUGH, Ex, 8.3. Ex.
12.34. TransLited store, Deu. 28.6,17.
KNIFE, Gen, 22.6. 1 Kin, 38.28. Eur. 1.9.
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KNOWLEDGE
Of flint, Jos. 5.2 {marg.). A penknife (the
knife of a writer), -jer. 36.23,
KNOWLEDGE. See Wisdom, Sele-exa-
MINATION. KOA (a prince!), Eze. 23.23.
KOHATH second son of Levi, Gen. 46.11.
Ex. 6.16. His posterity, Ex. 0.18. Num.
3.19,27. See Levites, divisions op, p. 276.
KORAH, grandson of Kohath, and cousin
of Moses, Ex. 6.18,20,21. His rebeUion ; de
stroyed by an earthquake. Num. 16. Num.
26.9,10. Deu. 11.6. Psa. 106.17. Jude 11.
His children spared. Num. 26.11.
KORHITES, sons of Korah, Ex. 6.24.
Num. 26.68. A famUy of singers, 2 Chr. 20.19.
Psa. 42.44- {title).

LABAN, son of Bethuel, and brother of
Rebe'aah, Gen. 2223. Gen. 24.29. Gen. 26.20.
His reception of Abraham's serviint. Gen.
24.29-60 ; and of Jacob, Gen. 29.12-15. Jacob
marries his daughters. Gen. 29.16-30. His ill-
treatment of Jacob, Gen. 29.23,27. Gen.
30.27-43. Gen. 31. Pursues ,Iacob, and makes
a covenant with him. Gen. 31.22-55.
LACHISH, a town of Judah, Jos. 16.39.
Taken by Joshua, Jos. 10. Fortified by Eeho
boam, 2 Chr. 11.9. Amaziah murdered at,
2 Kin. 14.19. Besieged by Sennacherib, 2 Chr.
32.9, 2 Kin. 18.13-17. 2 Kin. 19.8 ; and by
Nebuchadnezzar, Jer. 34.7. Prophecy against,
Mic. 1.13.
LADDER, vision of, by Jacob, Gen. 28.12.
LAHAI-ROI. See Beer-lahai-roi.
LAISH. See Dan.
LAKES. See Seas.
LAMA SABACHTHANI (why hast thou
forsaken me?). Mat. 27.46. Mar. 15.34. See
Psa. 22.1.
LAMECH, his polygamy. Gen. 4.18-24.
 , son of Methusaleh, and father of
Noah, Gep. 5.28.
LAMENESS disqualified for the priesthood.
Lev. 21.18, Miraculous cures of, Mat. 11.6.
Mat. 15.30. Mat. 21.14. Act. 3.2. Act. 8.7.
Act. 14.8. Kindness to the lame. Job 29.15.
Luk. 14.21. Illustrative, Pro, 26.7. Isa. 33.23.
Isa. 35.6. Mar. 9.45. Heb. 12.13. In ani
mals, disqualified for sacriflce, Deu. 16.21.
Mai. 1.8,13.
LAMP. 1. (Heb. lappeed). Gen. 15.17. Jud.
7.20. Translated torch, or fire-brand, Jud.
16.4. Nah. 2.4. Zee. 12.6 ; burning lamp.
Job 41.19. Illustrative, Isa. 62.1. 2. (Heb.
naar), Ex. 25.37. 1 Sam. 3.3. Translated
candle, Jer. 26.10. Zeph. 1.12, Illustrative,
Job 18.6. Psa. 119.106.
3. (Gr.iampcK), Mat. 26.4. Translated torch,
Jno. 18.3 ; Ught, Act. 20.8. SymboUc, Eev.
4.6. Rev. 8.10. 4. (Gr. luhiws), translated
candle. Mat. 6.16. Eev. 22.5. lUustrative,
Mat. 6.22. 2 Pet. 1.19. Bev. 21.23.
LAMP-STAND, or Candlestick, Mar.
4.21. Of sUver in the te.-nple, 1 Chr. 28.16.
See Candlestick, golden,
LANCE, Lancet. See SfEAR.
272

LAW
LAND, laws regarding its redemption at
the JubUee, Lev. 25.23-33, Lev. 27.17-24. By
repurchase, Lev. 25.24-31, Lev. 27.19,20. Jer.
32.7,8. By marrying deceased brother's wife,
Ruth 4.3-6. Price of land regulated hy JubUee
Year, Lev. 26.16,16. Lev. 27.18. Witnesses
present at buying or seUing, Gen. 23.10-16.
Euth 4.9. A written agreement, signed,
sealed, and witnessed, Jer, 32.9-14, The shoe
loosed, Deu. 26.9, Ruth 4.7,8. Psa. 60.8.
Mortgages of, Neh. 6.1-4. Land of Egyptians
bought by Pharaoh, Gen. 47.20-26.
See Inheritance.
LANDMARKS, removal of, prohibited,
Deu. 19.14. Deu. 27.17. Pro. 22.28. Job 24,2,
LANGUAGE, one universal. Gen, 11.1,6,
Confusion of, at Babel, Gen. 11.1-9, Gen.
10.6,20,31. LANGUAGES, Ashdod, Neh. 13.24. Chal-
dee, Dan. 1.4. Egyptian, &c.. Act. 2.10, Psa,
114.1. Greek, Luk. 23.38. Act. 21.37. Latin,
Luk. 23.38, Jno. 19.20. Lycaoniui), Act. ] 4 1 1
Parthian, &c.. Act. 2.9-11. Syriac, 2Kin. 18.26.
Ezr. 4.7. Dan. 2.4, see Hebrew. Dialects,
Ephraimite, Jud. 12.6,6. GaUlean, Mar. 14.70.
See Interpreters.
LANTERN, Jno. 18.3, see Lamp,
LAODICEA, a town in Phrygia, Paul's
anxiety for the church in. Col. 2.1. Zeal of
Epaphras for. Col. 4.13. Paul's epistle to be
read in. Col. 4.15,16. Epistle to ; lukewarm
ness of, Eev. 1,11. Rev. 3.14-22.
LAPWING, Lev. ll.li>. Deu. 14.18,
LASEA, a city of Crete, Act. 27.8.
LAST-DAY. See Judgment — Christ,
second coming of.
LATIN, the Eoman language, Luk. 23.38.
John 19.20. See Act. 2.10.
LATTICE. See Window.
LAVER OF Brass, made of the women's
mirrors, Ex. 88.8. Placed in the court between
the tabernacle and the brazen altar, for the
priests to wash their hands and feet in before
service, Ex. 30.18-20. Ex. 39.39. Ex. 40.
7,12,30-32. Was anointed with oU, Ex, 30.28.
Lev. 8.11. A brazen sea and 10 la vers made
by Solomon for the temple, 2 Chr. 4.2-14.
1 Kin. 7.23-26,30. Jer. 62.17,20. Removed
by Ahaz, 2 Kin, 16,17. Carried to Babylon,
2 Kin. 25.13,16. SymboUcal, a sea of glass,
Eev. 4.6 with 1 Km. 7.23.
LAW OF God, Excellence of. Luk.
16.17. It is easier for heaven and earth to
pass, than one tittle of the law to fail,
Rom. 7.12, The law is holy, and the com
mandment holy, and just, and good. 14, We
know that the law is spiritual.
Eom. 13.10. Love worketh no iU to his
neighbour : therefore love is the fulfilling of
the law.
1 Tim. 1.6. The end of the commandment
is charity, out of a pure heart, and <tf a good
conscience, and of faitli unfeigned. 8. The
law is good, if a man use it lawfuUy.
Jas. 1.25. The perfectlaw of liberty,
1 Jno. 6.3, This Is the love of God, thatwe
keep his commandments : and his command
ments are not grievous.
See Word of God, excellence op.
LAW, Mosaic, contained in Ex. c. 12. 13,
20 to 40, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

LAW
Hebrews. Given in Egypt, Ex. c. 12 & 13 j
at Sinai, see Sinai; at Paran, Num. 13.3.
Num. 15.1. Deu. 1.1. Deu. 83.2. Hab. 3.3 ;
at Shittim, in the plains of Moab, Nura. 26.1.
Num. 26. Num. 35 ; by the hands of angels.
Act, 7.53. Gal. 3.19. Heb. 2.2, Deu. 33.2.
Psa. 68.17.
Re-issued, with additions, by Moses in the
plains of Moab, Deu. c. 1 to 34, Written on
tables, see Tables of stone : in a book, and
laid up in the side of the ark, Deu. 31.9,26.
£ Kin. 22.8 ; on stones at Mount Ebal, Deu.
i7.2-8. Jos. 8.32.
Read and taught by parents to their chUd
ren, Deu. 4.10. Deu. 6,7, Deu, 11,19 ; by
priests and Levites pubUcly, Lev, 10,11. Deu.
B3,10. 2 Chr. 85.3 ; at Ebal and Gerizim, Deu.
27.12-26. Jos. 8.33-36; in the sabbatical year
at the feast of tabernacles, Deu. 31.10-18 ; in
the reign of Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.9 ; by
Ezra, Neh. 8.1-18. Ezr. 7.6,10; in the syna
gogue, Luk. 4,21, Act. 13.15,27. Act. 15.21.
Kings to write out and govern by, Deu.
17.18-20. 2 Km, 11.12.
See Priests, Offeeings, Levites, Theft,
&c. LAW, Mosaic, Chahaoter of. Tempoe-
ART. Relation of the Law and Gospel.
Deu, 4.8. What nation is there so great, that
hath statutes and judgments so righteous as aU
this law, which I set before you this day?
Deu. 33.2. From his right hand went a fier;
law for them.
Neh. 9.18. Gavest them right judgments, and
true laws, good statutes and commandments.
Psa. 76.1. In Judah is God known ; his
name is great in Israel.
Psa. 78.5. He established a testimony in
Jacob, and appointed a law in Israel, which he
coramanded our fathers, that they should make
them known to their chUdren. 7. That they
might set their hope iu God, and not forget the
works of God, but keep his commandraents.
Jer. 8.16, In those days, saith the Lord, they
shaU say no more. The ark of the covenant of
the Lord: neither shaU it come to mind:
neither shaU they remeraber it ; neither shaU
they visit it.
Eze, 20,11. I gave thera ray statutes, and
shewed thera my judgments, which if a man
do, he shall even Uve in thera. v. 25.
Dan, 9.27. He shaU confirm the covenant
with many for one week : and in the midst of
the week he shaU cause the sacrifice and the
oblation to cease, v. 24-27.
Hos. 8.12. I have written to him the great
things cf my law.
Mat. 5.17. Think not that I am come to de
stroy the law, or the prophets : I am not come
to destroy, but to fulfil, v. 18.
Mat. 19.8. Moses because of the hardness
of your hearts suffered you to put away your
wives. Luk. 10.24. Many prophets and kings have
desired to see those things which ye see, and
have not seen them ; and to hear those things
which ye hear, and have not heard them.
Luk. 16.16. The law and the prophets were
until John.
Jno. 1.17. The law was given by Moses, hut
grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.
Jno. 4.21. The hour cometh, when ye shall
neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem,
>^orship the Father.

LAW
Jno. 8.35. The servant abideth not in the
house for ever : bid the Son abideth ever.
Act. 8.25. The covenant which God made
with our fathers.
Act, 10.28. Ye know how that it is au im ¦
lawful tiling for a raan that is a Jew to keep
company, or corae unto one of another nation ;
but God hath shewed rae that I should not call
any man common or unclean, v. 9-28.
Act. 13.39. By him aU that believe are jus
tified from aU things, from which ye could not
be justified by the law of IMoses.
Act, 15,10, Why tempt ye God, toputayoke
upon the neck of the disciples, wluch neither
our fathers noi we were able to bear ?
Act. 24.14. After the way which they caU
heresy, so worship I the God 3f my fathers,
believing aU things which are written in the
law and in the prophets.
Rom, 3,1. What advantage then hath the
Jew? or what profit is there of circumcision ?
2. Much every way : chiefly, because that unto
thera were coraraitted the oracles of God,
Rom, 7-10. Ihe coramandment, whichwas
ordained to Ufe, I found to be unto death. 16.
If then I do that which I would not, I consent
unto the law that it is good.
Rom. 8.3. What the law could not do, in
that it was weak through the flesh, God send
ing his ovm Son in the likeness of sinful flesh,
and for sin conderaned sin in the flesh.
Rom. 9.4. To whorapeT^ineift. the adoption.
2 Cor. 3.7. If the ministration of death,
written and engraven in stones, was glorious,
so that the chUdren of Israel could not sted
fastly behold the face of Moses for the ^ory of
his coimtenance ; which glory was to be done
away : 8. How shall not the ministration cf
the spirit be rather glorious? 9. For if the
ministration of conderanation be glory, much
raore doth the rainistration of righteousness
exceed in glory. 10. Por even that which was
made glorious had no glory in this respect, by
reason of the glory that exceUeth. 11, For if
that which i^ done away was glorious, much
more that which remaineth is glorious.
2 Cor, 3.12, Seeing then that we have such
hope, we use great plainness of speech : 13.
And not as Moses, which put a vaU over his
face, that the chUdren of Israel could not sted
fastly look to the end of that which is abolished:
14. But their minds were blinded : for until
this day remaineth the same vaU untaken
away in the reading of the old testaraent ;
which vail is done away in Christ,
Gal. 2.14. If thou, being a Jew, Uvest after
the manner of GentUes, and not as do the
Jews, why compellest thou the GentUes to Uve
as do the Jews ?
Gal. 3.19, Wherefore then serveth the law !
It was added because of transgressions, tUl the
seed should come to whora the promise was
raade. 21. Is the law then against the pro
mises of God? God forbid : for if there had been
a law given which could have given life, verily
righteousness should have been by the law,
23. Before faith came, we were kept under the
law, shut up unto the faith which should after
wards be revealed. 24. Wherefore the law
was our schoolmaster to brir<,g us unto Christ,
that we raight be justified by faith. 26. But
after that faith is corae, we are no longerunder
a schoolraaster. Gal. 4.8. We, when we were ciuldren, were
273

LAW
in bondage under the eleraents of tho world :
4. But when the fulness of the time was come,
God sent forth his Son, made of a woraan,
made under the law, 6. To redeera thera that
were under the law, that we might receive the
adoption of sons. 9. Now, after that ye have
known God, or rather are known of God, how
turn ye again to the weak and beggarly ele
ments, whereunto ye desire again to be iu
bondage? 10. Ye observe days, and months,
and times, and years, v. 1-12, 21-31.
Eph. 2.15. Having aboUshed in his flesh
the enmity, even the law of coraraandraents
contained in ordinances.
Col. 2.14. Blotting out the handwriting of
ordinances that was against us, which was
contrary to us, and took it out of the way,
nailing it to his cross. 16. Let no raan there
fore judge you iu meat, or in drink, or in
respect of an holy-day, or of the new moon, or
of the sabbath days : 17. Which are a shadow
of things to come ; but the body is of Christ.
20. If ye be dead with Christ from the rudi
ments of the world, why, as though Uving in
the world, are ye subject to ordinances, 21.
Touch not ; taste not ; handle not ; 22. Which
aU are to perish with the using.
Heb. 7.18. There is verily a disannulling of
the comraandment going before for the weak
ness and unprofitableness thereof. 19. The
law made nothing perfect, but the bringing in
of a better hope did ; by the which we draw
nigh unto God. v. 1-28.
Heb. 8.4. There are priests that offer gifts
according to the law : 6. Who serve unto the
example and shadow of heavenly things, as
Moses was adraonished of God when he was
about to make the tabernacle : for. See, saith
he, that thou make aU things according to
the pattern shewed to thee in the mount.
6. He is the mediator of a better covenant,
which was estabUshed upon better proraises.
7. For if that first covenant had been faultless,
then should no place have been sought for the
second. 8. For finding fault with them, he
saith. Behold, the days corae, saith the Lord,
when I wiU make a new covenant. 13. In that
he saith, A new covenant, he hath made the
first old. Now that which decayeth and waxeth
old is ready to vanish away. v. 9-12,
Heb. 9,8. The Holy Ghost this signifying,
that the way into the holiest of aU was not yet
raade manifest, whUe as the first tabernacle
was yet standing : 9. Which was a figure for
the tirae then present, in which were ofi'ered both
gUts and sacrifices, that could not make him
that did the service perfect, as pertaining to
the conscience ; 10. Which stood only in meats
and drinks, and divers wasliings, and camal
ordinances, imposed on them untU the tirae of
reformation, 23. It was therefore necpssary
that the patterns of things in the heavens
should be purified vrith these ; but the heavenly
things theraselves with better sacrifices than
these. Heb. 10 1. The law having a shadow of
good things to corae, and not the very image
of the things, can never with those sacrifices
which they offered year by year continuaUy
make tho comers theremito perfect. 2. For
then would they not have ceased to be offered ?
because that the worshippers once purged
should have had no more conscience of sins.
3. But in those sacrifices there is a remem-
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LEGION
brance again made of sins every year. 4. For
it is not possible that the blood of bulls and of
goats should take away sins. v. 1-18.
Heb. 11 .40. God having provided some bet-
ter thing for us, that they without us should
not be made perfect,
Heb. 12.18, Ye are not come unto the
mount that might be touched, and that burned
with fire, nor unto blackness, and darkness,
and tempest, 19. And the soimd of a trumpet,
and the voice of words. 27. This word, Yet
once more, signifieth the removing of those
things that are shaken, as of things that are
made, that those things which cairaot be shaken
may remain.
See Works, JtrSTiFic ation.
LAW, Mosaic, from God, Ex. 19.16-24.
Ex. 20.1-17. Ex. 24.12-18. Ex, 31.18. Ex.
32.15,16. Ex. 34.1-4,28. Lev. 26.46. Num.
36,13, Deu. 4.10-18,36. Deu. 6.1-22. Deu.
9.10. Deu. 10.1-6. Deu. 33.2-4. 1 Kin. 8.9.
Neh, 9.14, Psa, 78.5. Psa. 103.7, Mai. 4.4.
Act. 7.63, Gal, 3,19. Heb. 9.18-21.
LAWYER. See Scribes.
LAZARUS OF Bethany, brother of Marthi
and Mary ; Christ's love to bim ; his sickness,
death, and resurrection, Jno, 11. At supper
vrith Christ in Bethany ; visited by the Jews ;
his life plotted against, Jno. 12.1,2,9-11,17,18,
 , parable of, Luk. 16.19-31.
LEAD, Ex. 16.10. Used for inscriptions,
Job 19.24. Traffic in, Eze. 27.12, Lead-
founder, Jer. 6,29. Eze, 22,18,20.
LEAGUE. See Alliance.
LEAH, daughter of Laban, marries Jacob ;
her ChUdren, Gen. 29,16,17,23-85, Gen, 30,
9-2L Gen. 31,4-16. Gen. 33.2,7. Ruth 4.11,
LEARNING, See Wisdom.
LEASING {falsehood), Psa. 4.2.
LEATHER, used for girdles, 2 Kin. 1.8.
Mat. 3.4, UsuaUy translated skin. Gen. 3.21.
Mar. 1,6 ; or hide. Lev, 8.17.
LEAVEN. For bread, Ex. 12.34,39. Hos.
7,4. Mat. 13.33. 1 Cor. 6.6. Used vrith the
peace-offering of thanksgiving, Lev. 7.13. Amoa
4,5. With the wave loaves of first-fruits, Lev.
23.15-17. Num. 15.19-21. Forbidden with
raeat-offerings. Lev. 2.11. Lev. 6,17. Lev,
10.12, Ex. 23.18. Ex. 34.26. And at the
passover, see Passover. lUustrative, Mat.
13.33, Luk. 13.21. Mat. 16.6-12. Luk. 12.1.
1 Cor. 5.6-8. Gal. 6.9.
LEBANON, Mount, the north boundary
of Palestine, Deu. 1.7. Deu. 8.26. Deu, 11.24.
Jos. 1.4. Jos. 9.1. Snows of, Jer. 18,14.
Streams of, Song 4,16. Cedars of, see Cedar.
Fir and algum trees of, 2 Kin. 19.28. 2 Chr.
2.8, Flowers of, Nah, 1,4. Cattle of, Isa.
40.16. Thunder-storm on, Psa. 29. Inhabited
by Hivites, Tud. 3.3. House of the forest of,
1 Kin. 7.2-6. VaUey of, Jos. 11.17. Jos. 12.7.
Tower of. Song 7.4.
LEBBEUS. See Jude.
LEEKS, Num, 11.6, Translated grasb,
1 Kin. 18.5 ; herb. Job 8.12 ; hay, Pro. 27.26.
LEES, the crust and dregs of wine, Isa. 26.6.
Psa. 76.8. Jer. 48.11. Zeph. 1.12.
LEGION (a division of the Roman army,
consistmg of 6000 men), Mat. 2G.58. Mar
5.9,15,

LEHl
LEHI. See EAMATn-LEHi.
LEMUEL, an unknown king, Pro. 31.1,4.
LENTILE, a leguminous plant, nsed for
food. Gen. 26.34. 2Sam. 17,28, 2Sam. 23.11.
Eze. 4.9.
liOPAHD, Song 4.8. Isa, 11.6. Jer. 6.8.
Jer, 13.23. Hos. 13.7. Hab. 1.8. Symboli
cal, Dan. 7.6.
LEPKOSY, Lev, 13. Inflicted as a punish
ment on Miriam, Num, 12.10 ; on Gehazi,
2 Kin. 6. 27 ; on Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26. 20,21, Cured
miraculously, Num. 12.13,14 ; by Elijah, 2 Kin.
6.8-14 ; by Christ and his disciples, Mat. 8.3.
Mat. 10.8. Luk, 5.18. Luk. 17,13,14. Here
ditary, 2 Sam. 3.29. 2 Kin. 6.27.
Lepers were examined bythe priest. Lev, 13.
Deu. 24.8. Mat. 8.4. Luk. 17.14. Were ex
cluded from the priesthood. Lev. 22.2-4 ; and
from pubUc worship, 2 Chr. 26.21. Dwelt
alone. Lev. 13.46. Num. 5.2. Num. 12,14.
2 Kin. 15.6. Were commanded to rend their
clothes, and cry 'unclean,' Lev. 13.45. Luk.
17.12. Purification of, when pronounced by the
priest to be cured ; sacrifices ; a living bird
let loose ; the leper washed, shaved aU his
hair, was sprinkled and anointed with blood
and oU, Lev. 14. Houses and garments affected
with ; laws regarding. Lev. 13.49-59. Lev.
14.35-53. LESHEM. See Dan.
LETTEKS, Ezr. 4.11-22. Act. 16.23-29.
Act. 23.26-30. 2 The. 3,17. Sealed, 1 Kin.
21.8. Est. 3.12.
See Salutation's, Posts.
LEVI, son of Jacob and Leali, Gen. 29.34.
Gen. 36.23. 1 Chr. 2.1. Massacres the She
chemltes, Gen. 34.26-31, Jacob's last words
to. Gen. 49.5-7, His children and descend
ants. Gen, 46,11, Ex. 6.16-27. Num. 3.17.
1 Chr. 6. 1 Chr. 24.20-30. His death, Ex.
6,16. LEVI THE PoBLioAN. See Matthew.
LEVIATHAN, Job 3.8 {ma/rg.) ; supposed
to be a crocodile, Job 41 ; a serpent, Isa. 27.1.
Psa. 104.26. Dlustrative, Psa. 74.14.
LEVITES. The descendants of Levi;
chosen by God, Num. 3.6-13. Num. 16.9.
Deu. 10.8. 1 Chr. 16.2 ; as a reward for their
zeal, Ex. 32.26-28. Deu. 33.9,10. Mai. 2.4,6.
Taken instead of the first-bom of Israel, Num.
3.12,41-45. Num. 8.14,16-18. Num. 18.6.
Cattle of, taken instead of the firstlings of
Israel, Num. 3.41,45.
Consecration of, by purification. Num. 8,
6,7,21. By sacrifices. Num. 8.8,12, By impo
sition of the elders' hands, and being presented
to God as an offering by the high-priest for the
people, Num, 8.9-20. Punishment of, for en
croaching on the priestly office. Num. 4.19,20.
Num. 16.1-35,40, Num. 18.3.
Governed by chiefs, 2 Chr. 36.9. Ezr. 8.29.
Neh. 11.22. Entered upon their service at 25
years of age. Num. 8.24 ; at 20 years, after
David's time, 1 Chr. 23.24,27. Ezr. 3.8 ; upon
full service at SO years. Num. 4.3,30,47. 1 Chr.
23.3. Superannuated at 50 years. Num. 4.47.
Nnm. 8.25,26.

LEVITES
Marched m the centre of Israel, Num.
2.17. Encamped rouLd the tahemacle. Num.
1.60-53. Num. 3.23,35, Lodged round the
temple whUe in attendance, 1 Chr, 9.27,83.
At liberty to reside and minister at the temple
instead of in their cities : provision for, Deu.
18.6-8, Name Levite used for a particular class,
Ezr. 10.23,24. Neh. 7.1,73. lUustrative, Isa,
66.21. Prophecies of, Jer. 83.18. Eze. 44.10-14.
Mai. 8.8.
LEVITES, Duties op. Ministered to the
priests, and assisted them in the service of the
tabernacle. Num. 3.6-9. Num. 8.19. Num.
18.2-6,23. Deu. 10.8. 1 Chr, 6.48. 1 Chr.
23.4,28,81. KiUed the sacrifices on extraor
dinary occasions, 2 Chr. 29.34. 2 Chr. 35,11.
Ezr. 6.20,21.
Carried and pitched the tabemaele. Num.
1.50,51. Carried the ark, 1 Chr. 15.2. Kept
the charge of the tabemade and its vessels.
Num. 1.60. Num. c. 3 & 4. Num. 8.22-26.
Num. 18.3. IChr. 9.28,29, IChr. 23.32. Ezr.
8.24.34. Kept the sacred oil, flour, wine, and
spices, 1 Chr. 9.29. Kept the tithes and dedi
cated things, 1 Chr. 9.26. 1 Chr. 26.20-28.
1 Chr. 29.8. 2 Chr. 31.11-19. Neh. 12.44.
Neh. 18.12,18. Prepared the shewbread, un
leavened bread, and things baked in pans,
1 Chr. 28.29.
Taught the people, Deu. 33.10. 2 Chr.17.8,9,
2 Chr. 30.22. 2 Chr. 36.3. Neh. 8.7-13. Mai.
2.6,7. Acted as scribes, see Scribes. Collected
money for the temple, 2 Chr. 24.5,11. 2 Chr.
34.9. Ezr. 8.29,30,33. Superintended repairs
of temple, 2 Chr. 34.12,18, Ezr. 3.8,9. Ser
vants of, see Nbtsinims.
Divided by David into 4 classes — overseers
of the temple, officers or judges, porters, and
singers, IChr. 23.4-6; by divine command,
1 Chr. 28.12,13,21. 2 Chr. 8.14. Chiefs of
the 4 dasses dwelt at Jerusalem after capti
vity, 1 Chr. 9.26,34, Subdivided into 24
courses, being sons of Laadan, 3 ; of Shi
mei, 7 ; of Gershom, 1 ; of EUezer, 1 ; of
Izhar, 1; of Hebron, 4; ofUzziel,2; ofMalhi,
2 ; of Mushi, 3, 1 Chr. 23.7-23, see 1 Chr.
24.20-31. Overseers, 24,000, 1 Chr. 28.4. 2 Chr.
84.12. Officers and judges, 6000, 1 Chr. 23.4. 1 Chr,
26.29-32. 2 Chr.19.8-11. 2 Chr. 34.13. Neh.
11.16. Deu. 16.18. Regulated weights and
measures, 1 Chr, 23.29 with Ex. 30.13.
Porters or warders, 1 Chr. 9.17-32. 2 Chr.
23.4. 2 Chr. 34.13. 2 Chr. 35.16, Neh. 12,25.
4000 of, 1 Chr. 23.6.
Porters, 24 courses : sons of Shelemiah, 7 ;
of Obed-edom (omitting Shemaiah), 7 ; of
Shemaiah, 6 ; of Hosah, 4 ; 1 Chr. 26.1-12.
24 each day at the gates of the temple, 1 Chr,
26. 13-19. Cast lots for their different stations,
1 Chr. 24.31. 1 Chr. 26,8-31, 1 Chr, 26.13-18.
Neh. 10.34.
Singers conducted the temple music, see
Music, bacbed. 4000 of, 1 Chr. 23.5. Provi
sion for, Neh. 12.47. Neh. 13.6 ; by Artaxerxes,
Neh. 11.23. Chambers of, Eze. 40.44. VU-
lages of, near Jerusalem, Neh. 12,29, Re
turn from captivity, Ezr. 2.41,66. Ezr. 7.7.
Neh 7.1,67. Neh. 11.22. Their covenirt.
Neh. 10.28. 276

r.EVITES
LEVITES, Duties of, and Division into thbee Classes,

Families of the Kohath
ites, Merarites, and
Gershonites — ¦
Pitched by the taber
nacle —
Had charge of—

Divided into courses —
Porters —
Singers in 24 courses.
See Music, sacred.
Officers and judges of —
Treasurers —
Overseers —
Aided tn purifying the
temple —
Soldiers under David —
Chiefs of—
Governed by —
Number of, from a
month old —
- from 30 years

Kohathites.
Ex. 6.18,20-25. Num,
3.19,27-30. 1 Chr.
6.1-15,18. 1 Chr.
23.12-20.

Merarites. i Gershonites,
Ex. 6.19. Num. 3.! Ex. 6.17. Num. i.
20,33-35. 1 Chr. 6. 1 18,21-24, 1 Chr, 6.
19,29,30. 1 Chr. 28. 17,20-28. 1 Chr. 23.
21-23, 1 7-11.

South, Num. 3.29. I North. Num. 3.36.

The ark, table, candle
stick, altars, vessels,
and vaU ; carried
them on their shoul
ders. Num. 3.31.
Num. 4.4-15,18-20.
Num. 10.21. Num.
7.9. Also the shew
bread and things
made in pans, 1 Chr.
9.81,32.
1 Chr. 23.6.
1 Chr. 9,17-32. 1 Chr.
26.1-6,14,15,19.
1 Chr. 6.33-38. 2 Chr,
20.19.
1 Oir. 26.6-9,29-32,
1 Chr, 26.23-26.
2 Chr. 34.12.
2 Chr. 29.12-19.
1 Chr. 12.6.
Num. 3.30. lChr.16.6.
High-priest's eldest

son. Num.
1 Chr. 9.20.
8600, Num. 3.28.

3.32.

old-

- that brought

up the ark-
- that retumed

2760, Num, 4.36,
1612, IChr, 16.6,8-10,

with Ezra —
Cities of, iu-

I Ephraim, Dan, and
I Manasseh W,, Jos,
I 21,6,20-26. 1 Chr,
' 6.61.

The boards, bars, pil
lars, and sockets of
tabernacle. Num. 3.
36,37, Num, 4.31-33.
Num. 10.17. Had 4
waggons and 8 oxen
for their use, Num,
7.S.

1 Chr, 23.6.
1 Chr. 26.10-12, 16,19.
1 Chr. 6.44-47. 1 Chr.
15.17.

2 Chr. 29.12-19.
Num. 8.35. IChr. 16.6,
High-priest's second
son. Num. 4.33.

6200, Num. 3.34.
3200, Num. 4.44.
220, 1 Chr. 16.6.
38, Ezr. 8.19.
Reuben, Gad, Zebulon,
Jos. 21.7,34-40.
1 Chr. 6,63,77-81.

West, Num. 3,23.
The tabemaele, tent,
coverings, hangings,
cords. Num. 3,26,26.
Num. 4.23-26. Num.
10.17. Had 2 wag
gons and 4 oxen for
their use. Num. 7.7,

1 Chr, 23,6,
1 Chr, 6,3943.
1 Chr. 26.21,22.
2 Chr. 29.1219.
Num, 3.24. IChr. 16.7
High-priests second
son. Num. 4.28.
7500, Num. 3.22.
2630, Num. 4.40.
130, 1 Chr, 16.7,
128, Ezr, 2.41.
Issachar, Asher, Naph-
taU, Manasseh E.,
Jos.21,6,27-33. IChr.
6,62.

LEVITES, Emoluments of. Levites had
no inheritance ; to be maintained by the nation.
Num. 18.20,24. Num. 26.62. Deu. 10.9. Deu.
12.12,18,19. Deu. 14.27-29, Deu. 16.11-14.
Deu. 26.11-13. Jos. 13.38, Jos. 14.3. Jos.
18. 7. Neh . 12, 44, 47 ; from a month old, 2 Chr.
31.16-18. Forty-eight cities, with suburbs, given to, 6
of which were cities of refuge, and 13 belonged
to the priests. Num. 35.2-8. Jos. 14.4. Jos.
21. 1 Chr. 6.64-81. 1 Chr. 18.2. 2 Chr. 23.2.
Their cities redeemable at any time ; fields of,
not 10 be sold. Lev. 26.32-34.
Tithes, see Tithes, Gave a tenth of the
tithes to the high-priest as a heave-offering,
Num. 18.26-28, Neh, 10.38,39, Portions of
the offerings and sacrifices, Deu. 18.1-8. Jos.
13.14. Offered a heave-offering out of eveiy
gift made to them, the remainder their
own, Num, 18.29-32. Neh. 12.47. A hun-
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dredth part of the spoils taken in war. Num.
81.80,42-47. LEVITES, HistorioalNotices OF. Num
bered separately from a month old, Num.
1.47-49. Num. 2.33. Num. 3.14-39. Num.
26.57-62 ; and from 30 years old, Num. 4.2,3.
1 Chr, 23.3-6. Not numbered by Joab, 1 Chr,
21.6. Zeal against worshippers of golden calf, Ex.
32.26-29. MaL 2,4,6. Pronounce the blessings
on Mount Ebal, Deu. 27.12. Jos. 8.38. Meet
David to make him king ; number of, 1 Chr,
12.26-28, Bring the ark to Jerusalem, 1 Chr.
16.26,27 ; and into the temple, 2 Chr, 5,4,6.
Their offerings, 1 Chr. 15.26. 2 Chr. 6.4,5.
Cast out by Jeroboam ; come to Judah and
Jerusalem, 2 Chr, 11.18-17. 2 Chr. 13.9,10,
Guardking Joash, 2 Kin, 11,7-11. 2 Chr, 23.7.
Delay in joining Ezra, Ezr. 8.15. Eetum witb
him, Ezr. 2.40-70. Ezr. 7.7. Ezr. 8.16-19,29,80.

LIBERALITY
Their offerings for the second temple, Ezr,
1.5,6. FamiUes and number retumed from capti
vity, that dwelt in Jerusalem, 1 Chr. 9.14-34.
Neh. 11.18. Artaxerxes frees from tribute,
Ezr. 7.24. Reproved for having idolatrous
wives, Ezr. 9.1,2. Covenant to put them away,
Ezr. 10.6,23.
Aid in bmldingwaUof Jerusalem, Neh. 3.17.
Retum with Zerubbabel ; number of, Neh.
7.43,73. Neh. 12. Put their names and seals
to covenant of Israel with God, Neh, 9.38.
Neh, 10.9,28, Defrauded of their tithes ; de
sert their duty ; brought back by Nehemiah,
Neh, 13,10-13,30,31. Sent to John frora Jeru
salera, Jno. 1,19.
LIARS. See Falsehood.
LIBER ALITY AKD Zeal. Ex,22.29. Thou
shalt not delay to offer the first of thy ripe
fruits, and of thy Uquors : the firstbom of thy
sons shalt thou give unto me. 30. Likewise
shalt thou do with thine oxen, and with thy
sheep. Ex. 32.19.
Ex. 23.15, None shaU appear before rae
empty. Ex. 34.20.
Ex. 25.2. Speak unto the chUdren of Israel,
that they bring me an offering : of every raan
that giveth it willingly with his heart ye shaU
take my offering. 8. And let thera raake rae
a sanctuary ; that I raay dwell araong them.
Ex. 35.10. Every wise hearted among you
ihaH come, and make all that the Lord hath
commanded, v. 5.
Lev. 19,6, If ye offer a sacrifice of peace-
offerings unto the Lord, ye shaU offer it at
your own wiU, Lev, 22.29. Nura. 35.8.
Deu. 16.10. Keep the feast of weeks unto
the Lord thy Grod with a tribute of a freewiU
offering of thine hand, which thou shalt give
unto the Lord thy God, according as the Lord
thy God hath blessed thee. 17. Every man
shaU give as he is able, according to the bless
ing of the Lord thy God which he hath given
thee. 1 Chr. 22.19. Arise therefqre, and buUd ye
the sanctuary of the Lord God.
1 Chr. 28.10. The Lord hath chosen thee to
buUd an house for the sanctuary : be strong,
and do it. 20. He wiU not fail thee, nor
forsake thee, untU thou hast finished all the
work for the service of the house of the Lord.
v. 18.
1 Chr. 29.6. Who tlien is willing to conse
crate his service this day unto the Lord ?
2 Chr. 16.7. Be ye strong therefore, and let
not your hands be weak : for your work shall
be rewarded.
Ezr. 1.2. He hath charged me to build
him an house at Jerusalera, 3. Who is there
araong you of aU his people? The Lord his
God be with hira, and let him go up. 4. Let
the men of his place help him with sUver, and
with gold, and with goods, and with beasts,
beside the freewiU-offering for the house of
God that is in Jerusalem.
Pro. 8.9. Honour the Lord with thy
substance, and with the firstfruits of aU thine
increase : 10. So shall thy bams be filled with
plenty, and thy presses shall burst out with
new wine.
Pro. 11.24, There is that scattereth, and
yet increaseth. 26, The liberal soul shaU be
made fat : and he that watereth shaU be
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LIBERALITY
Pro. 13.7. There is that maketh himself
poor, vet luhth great riches.
Pro. 14.22. Meny and truth shall be to
them that devise good.
Pro, 21.26. The righteous giveth and
spareth not.
Pro. 22,9. He that hath a bountiful eye
shaU be blessed,
Ecc. 11.1, Cast thy bread upon the waters :
for thou shalt find it after many days, 2, Give
a portion to seven and also to eight.
Isa. 82.8. The Uberal deviseth liberal
things ; and by liberal things shaU he stand,
Isa, 60,7. AU the flocks of Kedar shall bb
gathered together unto thee, tho rams of
Nebaioth shaU minister unto thee : they shaU
come up with acceptance on raine altar, and I
wUl glorify the house of my glory. 9. Surely
the isles shaU wait for rae, and the ships of
Tarshish first, to bring thy sons from far, their
silver and their gold with them, unto the name
of the Lord thy God. 17. For brass I wUl
bring gold, and for iron I wiU bring sUver, and
for wood brass, and for stones iron.
Hag. 1,8, Go up to the mountain, and
bring wood, and buUd the house ; and I wlU
take pleasure in it, and I wiU be glorified
saith the Lord,
Hag. 2.18. Even from the day that the
foundation of the Lord's temple was laid,
consider U. 19. Is the seed yet in the bam !
yea, as yet the vine, aud the fig tree, and the
pomegranate, and the olive tree, hath not
brought forth : from this day wiU I bless you.
Mai. 3.10. Bring ye all the tithes into the
store-house, that there may be raeat in mine
house, and prove me now herewith, saith the
Lord of hosts, U I wiU not open you the
windows of heaven, and pour you out a bless
ing, that there shall not be room enough to
receive it. 11. And I wiU rebuke the devourer
for your sakes. 12. And all nations shaU caU
you blessed : for ye shaU be a deUghtsome
land, saith the Lord of hosts.
Liik. 6.38, Give, and it shaU be given unto
you ; good measure, pressed down, and shaken
together, and running over, shall men give
into your bosom. For with the same measure
that ye mete withal it shaU be mcEisured to
you again. Mat. 6.42,
Luk, 16,9. Make to yourselves friends of
the raararaon of unrighteousness ; that, when
ye faU, they may receive you into everlasting
habitations. Act, 20,35. Remember the words of the
Lord Jesus, how he said, It is more blessed to
give than to receive.
Rora. 12.S. He that giveth, let him do ii
with simplicity.
1 Cor. 16,1. Concerning the coUection for
the saints, as I have given order to the
churches of Galatia, even so do ye, 2, Upon
the first day of the week let every one of you
lay by him in store, as God hath prospered
him, that there be no gatherings when I corae,
2 Cor. 8.7, As ye abound in every thiTig, see
that ye abound in this grace also, 9, Ye know
the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though
he was rich, yet for your sakes he iDecame poor,
that ye through his poverty raight be rich,
11. Now therefore perforra the doing of U;
that as there was a readiness to wUl, so there
may be a perforraance also out of that which
ye have. 12. If there be flrst a willing raind,
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it is accepted according to that a man hath,
and not according to that he hath not. 13. I
mean not that other raen be eased, and ye
burdened: 14, But by an equality, that
now at this time your abundance may be a
supply for their want, that their abundance
also raay be a supply for your want : that there
may be equaUty. 24, Shew ye to them, and
before the churches, the proof of your love,
and of our boasting on your behaU, v. 8,15.
2 Cor, 9.6. He which soweth sparingly shaU
reap also sparingly ; and he which soweth
bountifuUy shall reap also bountifuUy, 7,
Every man according as he purposeth in his
heart, so let Aim give; not grudgingly, or of
necessity : for God loveth a cheerful giver.
8. God is able to make all grace abound
toward you ; that ye, always having aU suffi
ciency in aU thiTigs, may abound to every good
work. 10. He that ministereth seed to the
sower both minister bread for your food, and
multiply your seed sown, and increase the
fruits of your righteousness ; 11, Being en
riched in every thing to all bountifulness,
which causeth through us thanksgiving to
God, 12. The administration of tins service
not only suppUeth the want of the saints, but
is abundant also by many thanksgivings unto
God. V. 13.
Eph. 4.28. Let him labour, working with
his hands the thing which is good, that he may
have to give to hira that needeth.
ITim. 6.18. That tbey do good, that they
be rich in good works, ready to distribute,
wilUng to coraraunicate ; 19. Laying up in
store for theraselves a good foimdation against
the tirae to corae.
PhUm. 14, Thy benefit should not be as it
were of necessity, but wiUingly.
Heb. 13.16. To do good and to communicate
forget not : for with such sacrifices God is weU

See Ministers, MAiHTENANCEOF — Riches,
right use of — flbst-fr dits, tithes —
Poor, kindness to — Love, Covetousness.
Liberality and Zeal, Examples of :
Jacob, Gen. 28.22. IsraeUtes at the erection
of the tabernacle, Ex. 35.21-29. Ex. 36.3-7.
Ex, 38,8. Num, 7. Nura. 31.48-54, Jos. 18.1.
Reubenites, Jos. 22.24-29. David, 2 Sam. 7.2.
1 Chr. 17.L 2Sam. 8,11. 1 Km. 7.51. IKin.
8,17,18. 1 Chr. 21.24. 1 Chr, 22. 1 Chr. 26.26,
1 Chr. 28.2, 1 Chr. 29.2-5,17. Psa. 132.1-6.
IsraeUtes' offerings for the teraple, 1 Chr,
29.6-9,16,17. Samuel, &c,, 1 Chr. 26.27,28.
Solomon, 1 Kin, 4.29. 1 Kin. 5.4,5. 2 Chr.
2.1-6, 1 Kin, 6. 1 Kin. 7.61. 1 Kin. 8.13.
Asa and Abijam, 1 Kin, 16.15. Jehoshfiphat,
&c., 2 Kin. 12.18. Joash and his people,
2 Kin. 12.4-14. 2 Chr, 24.4-14, Hezekiah,
2 Chr, 29. 2 Chr. 30.1-12. 2 Chr. 31.1 K,21.
Manasseh, 2 Cbr. 38.16. Josiah, 2 Kin, 22 3-6.
2 Kin. 23,21,22, 2Chr. 34.8-13, 2Chr. 86.1-19.
Jews after the captivity, Ezr. 1.5,6. Ezr.
2.68,69, Ezr. 3.2-9. Ezr, 5.2-6. Ezr.6.14-22.
Ezr, 8.26-36, Neh. 4.6. Neh. 6.3. Neh.
7.70-72. Neh. 10.82-39. Neh. 13.12,31. Hag.
1.12-14. Hag. 2,18,19, Cyrus, Ezr. 1,2-4,7-11,
Ezr, 3.7. Ezr. 5.13-15. Ezr. 6.3. Darius,
Ezr, 6.7-12. Artaxerxes, Ezr. 7.13-27. Ezr.
8.24-36. Centurion, Luk. 7.4,5. Mary Mag
dalene, ifec, Luk. 8.2,3. Poor widow, Luk,
21.2-4. Christians in Jerusalem, Act. 2,44,
45, Act. 4,32-37 ; in Antioch, Act, 11,29; at
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PhUippi, Phil. 4.18; Corinth, 2 Cor. 8.19.
2 Cor. 9.13 ; Macedonia, 2 Cor. 8.1-4.
LIBERTINES (freedmenl, synagogue of, in
Jerusalem ; dispute with Stephen, Act. 6.9.
LIBERTY, Christian. Psa. 119.46. I
wUl walk at Uberty : for I seek thy precepts.
Jno. 8.32. Ye shaU know the truth, and the
truth shaU make you free. 36. If the Son
therefore shaU raake you free, ye shaU be free
indeed. Rora. 6.1. ShaU we continue in sin, that
grace may abound ? 2. God forbid. 15. Shall
we sin, because we are not under the law, but
under grace? God forbid.
Rom. 7.6. We are deUvered from the law,
that being dead wherein we were held ; that
we should serve in newness of spirit, and not
in the oldness of the letter.
Rom, 8.2. The law of the Spirit of Ufe in
Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law
of sin and death, 15. Ye have not leceived
the spirit of bondage again to fear. 21. The
glorious Uberty of the chUdren of God.
Rom. 14.6. He that regardeth the day, re
gardeth it unto the Lord ; and he that regard
eth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard
it. He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he
giveth God thanks ; and he that eateth not,
to the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God
thanks. 1 Cor. 7.22. H^ that is caUed in the Lord,
beiTig a servant, is the Lord's freeman : like
wise also he that is called, being free, is Christ's
servant, 1 Cor. 8.8. Meat coramendeth us not to
God : for neither, if we eat, are we the better ;
neither, if we eat not, are we the worse, 9. But
take heed lest by any means this liberty of
yomfs become a sturabling-block to them that
are weak. v. 1-13,
I Cor. 9.4. Have we not power to eat and
to drink ? 6. Have we not power to lead about
a sister, a wife, as weU as other apostles, and
as the brethren of the Lord, and Cephas?
6. Or I only and Barnabas, have not we power
to forbear working ? 19. Though I be free from
all men, yet have I made myseU servant unto
aU, that I might gain the more.
1 Cor. 10.28. AU things are lawful forme,
but aU things are not expedient : aU things are
lawful for me, but aU things edify not. 29, Con
science, I say, not thine own, but of the other .
for why is my Uberty judged of another man's
conscience? 80, For if I by grace be a par
taker, why am I evU spoken of for that for
which I give thanks ?
2 Cor, 3.17. Where the Spirit of the Lord
is, there is Uberty.
GaL 2.3. Neither Titus, who was with me,
being a Greek, was compeUed to be circum
cised : 4. And that because of false brethren
unawares brought in, who carae in privUy to
spy out cur Uberty which we have in Christ
Jesus, that they might bring us into bondage :
6. To whora we gave place by subjection, no,
not for an hour ; that the truth of the gospel
inight continue vrith you. Act, 15,24-29,
Gal. 4.3, We, when we were chUdren, were
in bondage under the elements of the world :
4. But when the fulness of the time was come,
God sent forth his Son, made of a woman,
made under the law, 6, To redeem them that
were under the law, that we might receive the

UBNAH
adoption of sons. 7. Thou art no more a ser
vant, but a son ; and if a son, then an heir of
God through Christ. 26. Jerusalera which is
above is free, which is the raother of us aU.
31. We are not chUdren of the bondworaan,
but of the free.
Gal. 5.1. Stand fast therefore in the Uberty
wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be
not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.
13. Brethren, ye have been called unto Uberty;
only use not Uberty for an occasion to the flesh,
but by love serve one another. 18. If ye be
led of the Spirit, ye are not under the law.
Col. 2.20. If ye be dead with Christ from
the rudiments of the world, why, as though
Uving in the world, are ye subject to ordi
nances, 2 Tim, 1.7. God hath not given us the
spirit of fear ; but of power, and of love, and
of a sound mind.
Jas, 1.26. The perfect law of liberty.
1 Pet. 2.16. As free, and not using your
liberty for a cloke of maUciousness, but as the
servants of God.
1 Jno, 4.18. There is no fear in love; but
perfect love casteth out fear : because fear hath
torraent. He that feareth is not raade perfect
in love.
See Bigotry—Law, mosaic.
LIBNAH, a Canaanitish city, taken by
Joshua, Jos. 10.29,30,39. A Levitical city cf
Judah, Jos. 16.42. Jos. 21.13. Revolted
against Jehoram, 2 Kin. 8.22. 2 Chr. 21.10.
Besieged by Sennacherib, 2 Kin. 19.8,35. Isa.
37.36. LIBYA, a country west of Egypt, peopled
by Lubims, associated with Egyptians and
Ethiopians, 2 Chr. 12.3. 2 Chr. 16.8. Jer.
46.9. Eze. 38.5. Nah. 3.9. Libyans at Jeru
salera on the day of Pentecost, Act. 2.10. Pro
phecy of, Eze. 30.6. Town of, see Cyrene.
LICE, plague of, Ex. 8.16-19. Psa. 105.31.
LICENTIOUSNESS. See Adultery-
WORLDLINESS — DRUN KENNESS.
LIFE Eternal, See Soul, immortality
OF. LIFE, Frailty of. Gen, 47.9. The days
of the years of ray pUgrimage are an himdred
and thirty years : few and evU have the days
of the years of my Ufe been.
1 Sam. 20.3. There is but a step between
me and death.
2 Sam. 14.14. We must needs die, and are
as water spUt on the ground, which cannot be
gathered up again.
1 Chr. 29.15, We are strangers before thee,
and sojourners, as were aU our fathers : our
days on the earth are as a shadow, and there
ia none abiding.
Job 4.19, Them that dweU in houses of
clay, whose foimdation is in the dust, which
are crushed before the moth? 20, They are
destroyed from moming to evening: they
perish for ever without any regarding it. 21.
Doth not their excellency which is in thera go
away ? they die, even without wisdora.
Job 7.6. My days are swifter than a
weaver's shuttle, and are spent without hope.
7. O remeraber that my life is wind, v. 17.
Job 8.9. We are but of yesterday, and
know nothing, because our days upon earth
are a shadow.

LIFE
Job 9,26, Now ray days are swUter than a
post : they flee away, they see no good. 26,
They are passed away as the swift ships : as
the eagle that hasteth to the prey.
Job 10.9. 'Remember, I beseech thee, that
thou hast raade me as the clay ; and wUt thou
bring me into dust again ? 20. Are not my
days few ? cease then, and let me alone, that I
may take comfort a little.
Job 13.12. Your remembrances are like
unto ashes, your bodies to bodies of day.
25. WUt thou break a leaf driven to and fro?
and wUt thou piirsue the dry stubble? 28.
He, as a rotten thing, consumeth, as a
garraent that is raoth eaten. Gen, 18.27,
Job 14.1, Man that is bom of a woraan is
of few days, and fuU of trouble, 2. He cometh
forth Uke a flower, and is cut down : he fleeth
also as a shadow, and continueth not.
Psa. 22.29. None can keep aUve his own
soul, Psa. 89.5, Thou hast raade my days as an
handbreadth; and mine age is as nothing
before thee : verily every raan at his best state
is altogether vanity. 6, Surely every man
walketh in a vain shew: surely they are
disquieted in vain : he heapeth up riches, and
knoweth not who shaU gather them.
Psa, 39,11. When thou with rebukes dost
correct raan for iniquity, thou makest his
beauty to consume away like a moth : surely
every man is vanity.
Psa. 78.39, He remembered that they were
but flesh ; a wind that passeth away, and
coraeth not again.
Psa. 89.47. Reraember how short my time
is : wherefore hast thou raade aU men in vain ?
Psa. 90.3. Thou tumest man to destmction ;
and sayest, Retum, ye chUdren of men. 6.
Thou carriest thera away as with a flood ; they
are as a sleep in the moming ; they are like
grass which groweth up ; 6, In the moming it
flourisheth, and groweth up ; tn the evening it
is cut down, and withereth, 9. AU our days
are passed away in thy wrath : we spend our
years as a tale that is told. 10, The days of
our years are threescore years and ten ; and if
by reason of strength they he fourscore years,
yet is their strength labour and sorrow ; for it
is soon cut off, and we fiy away.
Psa, 102,11. My days are Uke a shadow
that decUneth ; and I ara withered like grass.
Psa. 103.14. He knoweth our frarae; he
remembereth that we are dust. 16. As for
man, his days are as grass : as a flower of the
field, so he flourisheth. 16. For the wind
passeth over it, and it is gone ; and the place
thereof shaU know it no raore.
Psa, 144.4. Man is like to vanity : his days
are as a shadow that passeth away, v. 8.
Psa, 146,4, His breath goeth forth, he
returneth to his earth ; in that very day his
thoughts perish.
Pro. 27.1. Boast not thyself of to-morrow;
for thou knowest not what a day raay bring
forth. Ecc. 6,12. Who knoweth what is good for
man in this life, aU the days of his vain life
which he spendeth as a shadow?
Isa, 2. 22. Cease ye from man, whose breath
15 in his nostrils: for wherein is he to be
accoimted of?
Isa. 38.12. Mine age is departed, and is
removed from rae as a shepherd's tent : Thave
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cut off Uke a weaver my Ufe : he wiU cut me
off with pining sickneys : from day even to
night vrilt thou make an end of me.
Isa. 40.6. AU flesh is grass, and aU the
goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field :
7. The grass withereth, the flower fadeth :
because the spirit of the Lord bloweth upon
it : surely the people is grass. 24. He shall
also blow upon them, and they shaU wither,
and the whirlwind shaU take them away as
stubble. 1 Pet. 1.24.
Isa, 50,9. Lo^ they aU shaU wax old as a
garment ; the moth shaU eat thera up,
Isa. 51.8. The raoth shall eat them up like
a garment, and the worra shaU eat them Uke
wool, 12. Who art thou, that thou shouldest
be afraid of a raan that shaU die, and of the
son of man which shaU be made as grass?
Isa, 64.6, We aU do fade as a leaf.
Jas. 4.14, Ye know not what shall be on
the morrow. For what is your Ufe? It is
even a vapour, that appeareth for a Uttle time,
and then vanisheth away.
See Death.
LIFE FROM God. Gen. 2.7, The Lord
God forraed raan of the dust of the ground,
and breathed into his nostrUs the breath of
Ufe ; and raan became a Uving soul.
Deu. 8.3. Man doth not Uve by bread only,
but by every word that proceedeth out of the
mouth of the Lord doth man live.
Deu. 30.20. He is thy life, and the length
of thy days.
1 Sara. 2.6. The Lord kiUeth, and raaketh
aUve: he bringeth down to the grave, and
bringeth up.
Psa. 30.3. 0 Lord, thou hast brought up
my soul from the grave : thou hast kept me
alive, that I should not go down to the pit.
Psa. 68.20. Unto God the Lord belong the
Issues from death.
Psa. 104.30, Thou sendest forth thy spirit,
they are created : and thou renewest the face
of the earth.
Ecc. 12.7. The spirit shaU return unto God
who gave it.
Isa, 38.16. 0 Lord, by these thiTigs men
live, and in aU these things is the Ufe of my
spirit : so vrilt thou recover me, and make me
to Uve. 17. Thou hast in love to my soul
delivered it frora the pit of corruption.
Rom, 4.17. God, who quickeneth the dead,
and caUeth those things which be not as
though they were.
1 Tim, 6.13, God, who quickeneth all
things. See God, Creator of Man,
LIGHT, Gen. 1.3. lUustrative, Isa. 8.20.
Isa.58.8. Mat,4.16. Psa.n9.105. 2Pet.l.l9.
Luk. 16.8. Mat. 5.14,i6. Jno. 5.35. Eph. 5.8.
1 Km. 11.36. Psa. 27.1. 1 Jno. 1.6. Luk.
2.32. Jno. 1.9. Jno, 8.12,
LIGHTNING. See Thunder.
LIGURE, a gem, Ex, 28.19. Ex. 39.12.
LIKENESS TO God and Christ. Christ
OUR EXLAMPLE, Gen. 1,26. God said, Let us
make raan in our image, after our Ukeness.
v. 27. Gen. 5.1.
Psa, 17,15, I shaU be satisfled, when I awake,
with thy likeness.
Mat. 5.48. Be ye therefore perfect, even as
your Father which is in heiiveu is perfect.
Mat. 11.29. Take my yoke upon you, and |
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leam of me ; for I am meek and lowly in heart
and ye shall find rest unto your souls.
Jno, 10.4. He goeth before them, and tha
sheep foUow him : for they know his voice.
Jno. 13.15. I have given you an example,
that ye should do as I have done to you.
v. 14-16,34.
Jno. 17.14. The world hath hated them,
because they are not of the world, even as I
am not of the world. 18. As thou hast sent
me into the world, even so have I also sent
them into the world. 21. That they aU may
be one ; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in
thee, that they also may be one in us : that
the world may believe that thou hast sent me
22. And the glory which thou gavest me I have
given them ; that they raay be one, even as wo
are one.
Rora. 8.29. Whom he did foreknow, he
also did predestinate to he conformed to the
image of his Son,
Rom, 13.14, Put ye on the Lord Jesus
Christ. Rom. 15.2. Let every one of us please his
neighbour for his good to edification. 3. For
even Christ pleased not hiraself. 5. The God
of patience and consolation grant you to he
Uke-rainded one toward another according to
Christ Jesus.
2 Cor. 3.18. We all, with open face behold
ing as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are
changed into the sarae iraage frora glory to
glory, even as by the Spirit jf the Lord.
2 Cor, 4.10. Always bearing about in the
body the dying of the Lord Jesus, that the life
also of Jesus raight be made manifest in our
body. Gal, 3.27. As raany of you as have been
baptized into Christ, have put on Christ.
Gal. 4.19. My little ciuldren, of whom I
travaU in birth again untU Christ be formed
in you.
Eph. 3,19. That ye might be fiUed with all
the fulness of God.
Eph. 4. 13, TiU we all come in the unity of
the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of
God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of
the stature of the fulness of Christ. 15, May
grow up into him in aU things, which is the
head, even Christ, 24. Put on the new man,
which after God is created in righteousness
and true holiness, v. 32.
Phil. 2.5. Let this raind be in you, which
was also in Clirist Jesus.
Col. 3,10. Put on the new Tnan, which is
renewed in knowledge after the image of him
that created hira. 11. Christ is all, and in aU.
1 The. 1.6. Ye became foUowers of us, and
cf the Lord, having received the word in much
affliction, vrith joy of the Holy Ghost.
Heb. 3.1, Holy brethren, partakers cf the
heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and
High-Priest of our profession, Christ Jesus.
Heb. 12.2. Looking unto Jesus the author
and finisher of our faith ; who for the joy that
was set before hira endured the cross, despis
ing the shame, and is set down at the right
hand of the throne of God, 3. Consider him
that endured such contradiction cf sinners
against himseU, lest ye be wearied and faint
in your minds, v. 4.
1 Pet. 1.15. As he which hath called you is
holy, so be ye holy in aU manner of conver
sation. V. 16. Lev. 11.44,45.

LttY
1 Pet. 2.21. Christ also suffered for us,
leaving us an example, that ye should foUow
his steps. V. 22,23. Eph. 6.2.
1 Jno. 2.6. He that saith he abideth in
him ought himself also so to walk, even as he
walked. 1 Jno. 3.1. The world knoweth us not,
because it knew him not, 2. Beloved, now
are we the sons of God : and it doth not yet
appear what we shall be ; but we know that
when he shall appear, we shall be like him ;
for we shall see him as he is. 8. Every man
that hath this hope in Him purifieth himself,
even as He is pure. v. 7,16.
1 Jno. 4.17. Herein is our love ma4e per
fect, that we may have boldness in the day of
judgment : because as he is, so are we in this
world. V. 11,18.
Rev. 14.4. These are they which follow the
Lamb whithersoever he goeth.
LILT, Song 2.1,2. Hos. 14.6. Mat. 6.28-30.
Red lily. Song 6.13. Artificial fiower-work of,
IKin. 7.19,22,26, 2 Chr, 4,6, Musical instra-
ment named from (Heb. Shoshannim), titles,
Psa. 45. Psa. 69, Psa. 80; and Persian king's
palace (ChaL Shushan), Dau. 8.2,
LiniE, Isa. 33.12. Amos 2.1. Translated
plaster, Deu, 27.2,4.
LINEN, manufacture of, 1 Chr. 4,21. By
women. Pro, 31,24. Brought from Egypt,
Eze. 27.7. 1 Kin. 10.28 ; and from Syria, Eze.
27.16. Tabemaele curtains made of, Ex. 26.1.
Hangings of, Ex. 27.9. Priests' garments of,
Ex. 28.6-8,16,39-42, Lev, 6.10, Lev, 16.
4,23,82. Garments of, wom by men. Gen, 41.42,
Est. 8.16. Luk. 16.19 ; by women, Isa. 8.23.
Eze. 16.10,13. Girdles made ot, Jer. 13.1.
Mar. 14.51,62, Bed-clothes of. Pro. 7.16.
Forbidden to be woven with wool. Lev. 19.19.
Deu. 22.11. Christ's body wrapped in. Mar.
16.46. Jno. 20.5. Translated silk. Pro. 31.22,
Gen. 41.42 {marg.). Illustrative, Rev, 19.8,14.
Symbolical, Eze. 9.2. Dan. 10.5. Rev.
16.0. LION, courage, strength, fierceness of, Gen.
49.9. Deu. 33.20. Job 4.10. Job 28.8.
Psa. 7.2, Psa, 22,13. Pro. 20.2. Pro. 30.30.
Isa. 38.13. JoeU.6. Mic. 6.8. Nah. 2,12.
Cunning, Psa. 17.12. Haunts of, Jer. 4.7.
Jer. 26.38. Jer. 49.19. Carvings ol, 1 Kin.
7.29,36, IKin. 10.19,20.
A lion slain by Samson, Jud. 14. 6-8. David,
1 Sam, 17.34, Benaiah, 2 Sam. 28.20, Pro
phet slain by, 1 Kin. 13.24-28. Man slain by,
l.Km. 20.36. Samaritans killed by, 2 Kin.
7.26,26. Daniel in den of, Dan. 6. Riddle
about, Jud, 14.14,18. Proverb, Ecc. 9.4.
Parable, Eze. 19.1-9. Illustrative, Isa. 11.7.
Isa. 36.9. 2 Tim. 4.17. 1 Pet. 6.8. Symbol
of Judah, Gen. 49.9. Rev. 5.6. Of Jerusalem,
Isa. 29.1 {marg.). Symbolical, Eze, 1.10. Eze.
10.14. Dan. 7.4. Rev. 4.7. Rev. 9.8,17. Rev.
13.2. LITTER, Isa. 66.20. Translated waggon.
Num. 7.3.
LIVEB, Ex. 29.13,22. Wound in, mortal.
Pro. 7.23, Lam. 2.11. Superstitions con
nected with, Eze. 21.21.
LIVING FOR God. See Glorifyikq God,
Spiritual Diligence, Dectsiow,
LIZARD, Lev. 11.30.

LOVE
LO-AMMI (not my people), a name given
to Hosea's son, typical of Israel, Hos. 1.9.
See Hos. 2.28.
LOCK, Neh. 3.18,14. Song 6.6.
LOCUST, Lev. 11.22 (often translated grass
hopper, as Jud. 6.6, &o.) Number of, Nah,
8.16. Devastation of, Deu, 28.38. 1 Kin.
8.37. 2 Chr. 7.13. Joel 1.4, Habits of. Pro.
30.27. Isa. 33.4. Used for food, Mat, 3.4,
Plague of, Ex. 10.1-19. Symbolical, Eev.
9.3-11. LOD. See Lydda
LODGE. See Booiu,
LOG, the smallest liquid measure, 12th of
a bin, about 1 pint. Lev, 14.10,12,16,24,
LOIS, Timothy's grandmother, 2 Tim, 1.6,
LOOKING-GLASS, 2 Cor. 3.18. Jas.
1.23,24. ICor, 13.12. 2 Cor. 3.18. Of brass,
Ex. 38.8. Molten, Job 87.18.
LORD'S DAY. See Sabbath.
LORD'S SUPPER. Mat. 26.26-28. Mar.
14.22-24. Luke 22.19,20. John 18.1-4. Act.
2.42,46. Act. 20.7. 1 Cor. 6.7,8. 1 Cor.
10.16,17,21,22. 1 Cor. 11.17-34. 2 Pet. 2.13.
LO-RUHAMAH (unpitied), name of
Hosea's daughter, typical of Israel, Hos. 1,6-8.
LOT, SOD of Haran, and nephew of Abrar
ham; leaves Ur, and comes to Haran with
Abraham, Gen. 11.27,81, Leaves Haran for
Canaan, Gen, 12.6, Returns from Egypt, Gen.
13.1. Strife between his and Abraham's herds
men ; parts with Abraham and dwells in Sodom,
Gen. 13.6-13. 2 Pet. 2.7. Taken captive;
rescued by Abraham, Gen. 14.12,16. "Warned
by angels; rescued from Sodom ; his wife looks
back, and is destroyed. Gen. 19. Luk, 17,28-32,
His drunkenness and incest ; his descendaii>ts.
Gen, 19.30-38, Deu. 2.9,19. Psa. 83.8. See
Ammonitbs, Moabites.
LOT, The. Pro. 16.83. Pro. 18.18. Isa.
34.17. Joel 3.3. Used to choose the scape
goat. Lev. 16.8-10. The inheritance of the
tribes in Palestine, Num. 26. 66. Jos. 15. Jos.
18.10. Jos. 19.51. Jos. 21. 1 Chr. 6.61,66.
A king, 1 Sam. 10.20,21, The service of the
priests and Levites, 1 Chr. 24,5-31, 1 Chr. 26,13.
Neh. 10.34. Luk. 1.9. The inhabitants ot
Jerusalem after the captivity, Neh. 11.1. An
apostle. Act. 1.26. Christ's garments, Psa.
22.18. Mat. 27.35.
Used to discover Achan's trespass, Jos. 7.
14-18. Jonathan's violation of Saul's oath,
1 Sam, 14.41,42. "When to destroy the Jews,
by Haman, Est. 3.7. Est. 9.24. Jonah's sin,
Jon. 1.7.
 , signifying property or inheritance,
Jud. 1.3. Psa. 16.6. Dan. 12,18.
LOTS, Feast of. See Feast of Pukim.
LOVE TO God and Chuist. Ex. 20.6.
Shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love
me, and keep my commandments. Deu. 5.10,
Deu. 7.9. The faithful God, which keepeth
covenant and mercy with them that love him
and keep his commandments to a thousand
generations, Deu. 10.12. "What doth the Lord thy God
require of thee, but to fear the Lord thy God,
to walk in all his ways, and to love him, and
to serve tho Lord thy God with all thy heart
and with all thy soul ? 28)

LOVE

LOVE

Deu. 13,8. The Lord vour God proveth
you, to know whether ye love the Lord your
God with all your heart, and with aU your
soul. Deu. 30.6, The Lord thy God wiU circum
cise thine heart, and the heart of thy seed, to
love the Lord thy God with aU thine heart,
and with aU thy soul that thou mayest Uve.
V. 16,20.
Jos, 22.5. Take diUgent heed to love the
Lord your God, and to wslk in aU his ways,
and to keep his commandraents, and to cleave
unto him, and to serve him with all your heart
and with aU your soul, Deu. 11,1,13,22,
Jos. 23.11. Take good heed therefore unto
yourselves, that ye love the Lord your God.
Psa. 31.23. O love the Lord, aU ye his
saints : for the Lord preserveth the faithful.
Psa. 37.4. DeUght thyself also in the Lord ;
and he shaU give thee the desires of thine
heart. Psa. 46.10. Forget also thine own people,
and thy father's house ; 11. So shaU the king
greatly desire thy beauty : for he is thy
Lord ; and worship thou him. (See Song of
Soloraon.) Psa. 69,36. They that love his name shaU
dweU therein.
Psa. 91.14. Because he hath set his love
upon me, therefore wiU I deUver him : I wiU
set hira on high, because he hath known my
narae, Psa. 97.10. Ye that love the Lord, hate evU.
Psa. 145.20. The Lord preserveth all those
that love him.
Pro. 8.17. I love them that love me; and
those that seek me early shaU find me.
Pro, 23,26, My son, give me thine heart,
and let thine eyes observe my ways.
Isa. 56,6. The sons of the stranger, that
join theraselves to the Lord, to serve him, and
to love the name of the Lord, to be his ser
vants. 7. Even thera wUl I bring to ray holy
mountain, and make them joyful in my house
of prayer.
Mat. 10.37. He that loveth father or mother
raore than rae is not wonhy of me : and he
that loveth son or daughter more than me is
not worthy of me.
Mat. 26,34. Come, ye blessed of my Father,
inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world : 35. For I was an
hungred, and ye gave me raeat. 40. VerUy I
say unto you, Inasrauch as ye have done it
tmto one of the least of these my brethren, ye
have done it unto me. v. 36.
Mar. 9.41. Whosoever shall give you a cup
of water to drink in my name, because ye
belong to Christ, verUy I say imto you, he
ehaU not lose his reward.
Mar, 12,29, Jesus answered him. The flrst
of aU the coraraandraents is. Hear, 0 Israel ;
The Lord our God is one Lord : 30, And thou
shalt love the Lord thy God with aU thy heart,
and with aU thy soul, and vrith all thy mind,
and with aU thy strength : this is the first
comraandment. 33. To love him with all the
heart, and with aU the understanding, and
with aU the soul, and with all the strength,
and to love his neighbour as himself, is more
than aU whole burnt-offerings and sacrifices.
Deu, 6.5. Mat. 22.37.
Luk. 11,42. Ye tithe mint and rue, and aU
nnanner of herbs, and pass over judgment and
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the love of God : these ought ye to have done,
and not to leave the other undone.
Jno. 8.42. If God were your Father, ye
woxdd love me.
Jno. 14,16. If ye love me, keep my com
mandments. 21. He that hath my coramand
ments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth
me : and he that loveth me shall be loved of
my Father, and I wiU love hira, and wiU
raanifest myself to him. 23. If a man love
rae, he wUl keep ray words : and my Father
vriU love him, and we wUl come unto him, and
make our abode with hira.
Jno. 16.9. As the Father hath loved me, so
have I loved you ; continue ye in my love,
Jno, 17.26, That the love wherewith thou
hast loved me raay bo in them, and I in them,
Rora. 6.5. The love of God is shed abroad
in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given
unto us,
Rom. 8.28. We know that all things work
together for good to thera that love God.
1 Cor. 8.3. If any man love God, the same
is known of him.
1 Cor. 13.1. Though I speak with the
tongues of men and of angels, and have not
charity, I ara become as souncUng brass, or a
tinkling cymbal, 13. Now abideth faith,
hope, charity, these three ; but the greatest of
these is charity, v. 2,3.
1 Cor, 14,1. FoUow after charity.
1 Cor. 10. 22. If any man love not the Lord
Jesus Christ, let him be Anathema Maran
atha. 2 Cor. 5.14. The love of Christ constraineth
us ; because we thus judge, that if one died for
aU, then were aU dead : 15. And that he died
for aU, that they which Uve should not hence
forth live unto theraselves, but unto him whidi
died for them and rose again.
Gal, 6.6, In Jesus Christ neither circumci
sion availeth any thing, nor uncircuracision ;
but faith which worketh by love. 22. Ihe
fruit of the Spirit is love.
Eph. 8.17. That Christ may dweU in your
hearts by faith ; that ye, being rooted and
gi'ounded in love, 18. Maybe able to com
prehend with aU saints what is the breadth,
and length, and depth, and height ; 19. And
to know the love of Christ, which passeth
knowledge, that ye might be flUed with aU the
fulness of God,
Eph, 4,16. Speaking the truth in love, may
grow up into him in all things, which is the
head, eoen Christ.
Eph. 6.24. Grace he vrith aU them that love
our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity.
PhU. 1. 9. I pray, that your love may abound
yet more and more in knowledge and in all
judgment. 2 The. 8.6. The Lord direct your heart?
into the love of God, and into the patient
waiting for Christ.
2 Tira. 1.7. God hath not given us the
spirit of fear ; but of power, and of love, and
of a sound mind. 13. Hold fast the form of
sound words, in faith and love which is in
Christ Jesus.
2 Tira. 4.8. There is laid up for me a crown
of righteousness . . . and not to me only, but
unto aU them also that love his appearing. ^
Jas. 1.12. He shall receive the crown of life,
which the Lord hath promised to them that
love him.

LOVE
Jflii. 2.6. Heirs of the kingdom which he
hath promised to them that love him.
1 Pat. 1.8. Whom having not seen, ye love ;
in whom, though now ye see him not, yet
beUeving, ye rejoice with joy unspeakable and
full of glory.
1 Pet. 2.7. Unto you therefore which beUeve
he ia precious.
1 Jno. 2.6. Whoso keepeth his word, in
him verily ia the love of God perfected : here
by know we that we are in him. 15. If any
man love the world, the love of the Father is
not in hira.
1 Jno. 3.17. Whoso hath this world's good,
and seeth his brother have need, and shutteth
up hia bowels of compassion frora hira, how
dweUeth the love of Godin hira? 18. Let us
not love In word, neither in tongue ; but in
deed aud iu truth.
1 Jno. 4.12. God dweUeth in us, and his
love is perfected in us. 16. We have knovra
and believed the love that God hath to us.
God is love; and he that dweUeth in love
dweUeth in God, and God in him. 17. Herein
is our love made perfect. 18. There is no fear
in love ; but perfect love casteth out fear :
because fear hath torraent. He that feareth is
not raade perfect in love. 19. We love him,
because he first loved us. 20. If a man say, I
love God, and hateth hia brother, he la a Uar :
for he that loveth not his brother whom he
hath seen, how can he love God whora he hath
not seen ?
1 Jno. 6.1. Every one that loveth hira that
begat loveth him also that is begotten of him.
2. By this we know that we love the chUdren
of God, when we love God, and keep his com
mandments. 3. For this is the love of God,
that we keep his commandments.
2 Jno. 6. Thia is love, that we walk after
his comraandments.
Jude 21. Keep youraelves in the love of God.
Rev. 2.4. I have somewTiai against thee,
because thou host left thy flrst love. Rev. 3. 16,
Love to God and Christ, Examples of :
Solomon, 1 Kin. 3,8. Mary of Bethany, Mat.
26.6-18. Jno, 12,3-8. Luk. 10.89. Peter,
Mat. 17.4. Jno. 13.37. Jno. 18.10. Jno.
20,3-6, Jno. 21.7. Thoraas, Jno. 11.16.
The disciples. Mar, 16,10, Luk. 24.17-41.
Jno. 20.20. Mary Magdalene, &c., Mat.
27.65,56,61, Mat. 28.1-9. Luk. 8.2,3. Luk.
23.65,66. Luk. 24,1-10. Jno, 20.1,2,11-18,
A man. Mar. 5.18. Joseph, Mat. 27.67-60.
Nicodemus, Jno. 19,39,40. Women of Jeru
aalera, Luk. 23.27.
LOVE to God and Christ exemplified.
Psa. 18,1. I WiU love thee, O Lord, my
strength. Psa. 63,6. I remember thee upon my bed,
a/nd meditate on thee in the night watches.
Psa. 78.25, Whom have I in heaven but
thee? and there is none upon earth that I
desire beside thee. 26, My flesh and my heart
faUeth : but God is the strength of my heart,
and my portion for ever,
Psa. 116,1. I love the Lord, because he hath
heard my voice and my supplications.
Jer. 2,2. I reraember thee, the kindness of
thy youth, the love of thine espousals, when
thou wentest after rae in the mldemess, in a
land that was not sown. 3. Israel was holiness
imto the Lord, and the flrstfruits of hia
Increase ¦ '

LOVE
Luk. 2,29, Lord, now lettest thou thy
seivant depart in peaco, according lo thy word :
30, For raine eyes have seen thy salvation.
Luk. 7.47. Her sins, which are many, are
forgiven ; for ahe loved much : but to whom
little is forgiven, the same loveth Uttle.
Jno. 16,27. The Father hiraseU loveth you,
because ye have loved me,
Jno. 21.17. Lord, thou knowest all things ;
thou knowest that I love thee.
Act. 21.13. I am ready not to be hound
only, but also to die at Jerusalem for the narae
of the Lord Jesus,
2 Cor. 5,8, We are confldent, I sa/y, and
willing rather to be absent from the body, and
to be present vrith the Lord. v. 6.
Gal. 6.14. God forbid that I should glory,
save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by
whom the world is crucified unto rae, and I
unto the world.
PhU. 1.23. Having a desire to depart, and
to be with Christ ; which is far better :
V. 20,21.
PMl. 3.7. What things were gain to rae,
those I counted loss for Christ. 8. Yea doubt
less, and I count all things but loss for the
excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus ray
Lord : for whom I have suffered the loss of aU
things, and do count them but dung, that I
may win Christ.
PhUm. 5. Hearing of thy love and faith,
which thou hast toward the Lord Jesus.
Heb. 6.10, God is not unrighteous, to forget
your work and labour of love, which ye have
shewed toward his name.
See Decision, Spiritual Diligence,
Worship loved,
LOVE, Kindness, Sympathy, Lev, 19.18.
Thou ahalt love thy neighbour aa thyself : I
am the Lord. 34. But the stranger that dweU
eth with you shall be unto you as one bom
among you, and thou shalt love him as thy
self ; for ye were strangers in the land of
Egypt, Num. 24.9. Blessed is he that blesseth
thee. Deu. 22,1. Thou shalt not see thy brother's
ox or his sheep go astray, and hide thyself
frora them : thou shalt in any case bring thera
again unto thy brother, v. 2-4.
Deu. 28.16. Thou shalt not deUver unto his
raaster the servant which is escaped from his
master unto thee. 16. He shaU dweU with
thee, even among you, in that pljl-ce which he
shall choose in one of thy gates, where it liketh
hira best : thou shalt not oppress him.
Job 6.14. To him that is afBicted pity
should be shewed from his friend.
Job 16.6. I would strengthen you with my
mouth, and the raoving of ray Ups should
asswage your grief.
Job 19.28, Ye ahould say. Why persecute
we him, seeing the root of the matter is found
in me ?
Job 22.29. When men are cast down, then
thou shalt say. There is lifting up ; and he shaU
save the hurable person.
Psa, 16,4. He honoureth them that fear the
Lord. Psa. 85.27. Let them shout for joy, and be
glad, that favour ray righteous cause : yea, let
them aay continuaUy, Let the Lord be magni
fied, which hath pleasure in the prosperity of
his servant. 283

LOVE
Paa, 54.4. The Lord is with thera that up-
ijoid ray soul.
Psa. 112.4, He is gracious, and fuU of cora
passion, and righteous. 6. A good raan shew
eth favour, and lendeth.
Psa. 119,74. They that fear thee wiU be
glad when they see rae ; because I have hoped
in thy word. 79. Let those that fear thee tum
unto me.
Psa. 133.1. Behold, how good and how
pleasant it is for brethren to dweU together in
unity! v. 2,3.
Psa. 142.7. The righteous shaU compass
rae about ; for thou shalt deal bountifuUy
with rae.
Pro. 3.3. Let not raercy and truth forsake
thee : bind them about thy neck ; write them
upon the table of thine heart : 4. So shalt
thou find favour and good understanding in
the sight of God and man.
Pro. 10.12. Love covereth aU sina.
Pro. 11.17. The merciful man doeth good
to hia own soul.
Pro. 12.25. Heaviness in the heart of man
maketh it stoop ; but a good word maketh it
glad. Pro. 15,17. Better is a dinner of herbs
where love ia, than a ataUed ox and hatred
therewith. Pro. 17.9. He that covereth a tranagression
seeketh love. 17. A friend loveth ataU times,
and a brother is bom for adversity.
Pro. 19.22. The desire of a man is his kind
ness. Pro. 29,10, The bloodthirsty hate the up
right : but the just seek his soul.
Pro. 31.26. In her tongue is the law of
kindness. Song 8.6. Love is strong as death ; jealousy
IS cruel as the grave ; the coals thereof are
coals of fire, which hath a most vehement
flame. 7. Many waters cannot quench love,
neither can the fioods drown it : if a man
would give aU the substance of his house for
love, it would utterly be contemned.
Isa. 11.13. Ephraim shall not envy Judah,
and Judah shaU not vex Ephraim.
Zee. 7.9. Shew raercy and compassions
every man to his brother,
Mai, 2.10, Have we not aU one father ? hath
not one God created us ? why do we deal
treacherously every man against his brother ?
Mat. 5.41, Whosoever shaU compel thee to
go a mile, go with bim twain. 42. Give to
him that asketh thee, and from him that would
borrow of thee tum not thou away.
Mat. 10.41. He that receiveth aprophet. in
the name of a prophet shaU receive a prophet's
reward ; and he that receiveth a righteous man
in the name of a righteous raan shall receive a
righteous raan's reward. 42, And whosoever
ahaU give to drink unto one of these Uttle ones
a cup of cold water only in the narae of a dis
ciple, verily I say unto you, He shall in no
wise lose hia reward.
Mat, 25.34. Come, ye blessed of my Father,
inherit the kingdom prepared for you from
the foundation of the world : 35. For I was
an hungred, and ye gave rae raeat. 40. And
the King fhall answer and say unto thera,
Verily I say unto you. Inasmuch as ye have
done it unto one of the least of these my
brethren, ye have done it unto me. v. 34-40,
Mar. 9.41, Whosoever shall give you a
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cup of water to drink in my name, becanae ye
belong to Christ, verily I say unto you, he
shall not lose his reward.
Mar, 12,31, Thou shalt love thy neighbour
as thyself. There is none other coramandment
greater than these. 38. And to love his neigh
bour as hiraself, is more than aU whole burnt-
offerings and sacriflces. Mat. 22.39.
Luk. 6.31. As ye would that men ahould do
to you, do ye also to them likewise. 82. If ye
iove them which love you, what thank have
ye? for sinners also love those that love them.
33. And if ye do good to thera which do good
to you, what thank have ye ? for sinners also
do even the same. 34. And if ye lend to them
of whom ye hope to receive, what thank have
ye ? for sinners also lend to sinners, to receive
as much again. 36. But love ye your enemies,
and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing
again ; aud your reward ahaU be great, and ye
ahaU be the chUdren of the Highest : for he is
kind unto the unthankful and to the evil
Mat. 7.12.
Luk. 10.36. Which now of these three,
thinkest thou, was neighbour unto him that fell
among the thieves ? 37 And he said. He that
snewea mercy on him. Then aaid Jesus
unto him, Go, and do thou Ukewise. v. 30-37.
Jno. 13.14. If I then, your Lord and Master,
have washed your feet, ye also ought to wash
one another's feet. 15. I have given you an
exaraple, that ye should do as I have done to
you, 34. A new coraraandraent I give unto
you. That ye love one another ; as I have loved
you, that ye also love one another, 35, By this
shall aU men know that ye are my disciples, if
ye have love one to another.
Jno. 15,17- These things I command you,
that ye love one another, v. 12.
Rom. 12.9. Let love be without dissimu
lation. 10. Be kindly affectioned one to
another with brotherly love ; in honour pre
ferring one another, 15, Rejoice with them
that do rejoice, and weep with them that
weep. 16, Be of the sarae mind one toward
another. Mind not high things, but conde
scend to raen of low estate,
Rora, 13.8. Owe no man anything, but to
love one another : for he that loveth another
hath fulfiUed the law. 9. If there be any other
comraandment, it is briefly comprehended in
this saying, namely, Thou shalt love thy
neighbour as thyself. 10. Love worketh no ill
to his neighbour : therefore love is the fulfiUing
of the law.
Rora, 14.19. FoUow after the things which
make for peace, and things wherewith one may
edUy another. 21, It is good neither to eat
flesh, nor to drink wine, nor any tiling whereby
thy brother sturableth, or is offended, or ia
raade weak,
Rora. 16.1. We then that are strong ought
to bear the inflrmities of the weak, and not to
please ourselves. 2. Let every one of us pleast
his neighbour for hia good to ediflcation. 5.
The God of patience and consolation grant
you to be Ukeminded one toward another
according to Christ Jesus. 7. Receive ye one
another, as Chriat also received us to the glory
of God.
Rom. 16.2. Receive her in the Lord, as
becometh saints, and assist her in whatsoevei
business she hath need of you : for she hath
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1 Cor. 8.1. Knowledge puffeth up, but
charity edifieth.
1 Cor. 10.24. Let no man seek his own, but
every man another's wealth.
1 Cor. 12,26, Whether one raeraber suffer,
aU the raerabers suffer with it ; or one mem
ber be honoured, aU the merabera rejoice
with it.
1 Cor. 13.1. Though I speak with the
tongues of raen and of angels, and have not
charity, I ara becorae as sounding brass, or a
tinkUng cymbal. 3. Though I bestow all ray
goods to feed the poor, and though I give my
body to be burned, and have not charity, it
profiteth rae nothing. 4. Charity suffereth
long, and ia kind ; charity envieth not ; charity
vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, 6, Doth
not behave itself unseeraly, seeketh not her
own, is not easUy provoked, thinketh no evU ;
6. Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in
the truth ; 7. Beareth all things, beUeveth
aU things, hopeth aU things, endureth aU
things, 1 Cor. 13.8. Charity never faUeth : but
whether there he prophecies, they shoU faU ;
whether there he tongues, they shaU cease ;
whether there he knowledge, it shaU vanish
away. 13. Now abideth faith, hope, charity,
these three ; but the greatest of these is charity.
1 Cor. 14.1. FoUow after charity,
1 Cor. 16.14. Let all your things be done
with charity.
Gal.6.13. By love serve one another, 14,For
fl.11 the law is fulfiUed in one word, even in this ;
Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. 22.
The fruit of the Spirit is love, . . . goodness.
Gal. 6.1, If a raan be overtaken in a fault,
ye which are spiritual, restore such an one in
the spirit of meekness ; considering thyself,
lest thou also be tempted. 2. Bear ye one
another's burdena, and so fulfil the law of
Christ. 10. As we have therefore opportunity,
let us do good imto all nun, especially unto
them who are of the household of faith.
Eph. 4.2. With aU lowUness and meekness,
with long-suffering, forbearing one another in
love. 32. Be ye kind one to another, tender
hearted, forgiving one another, even as God
for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.
Eph. 5.2. Walk in love, as Christ also hath
loved us, and hath given himseU for us an
affering and a sacrifice to God for a sweet-
smelUng savour.
Phil. 1.9. I pray, that your love may
abound yet more and more in knowledge and
in aU judgment.
PhU. 2.2. Fulfil ye my joy, that ye be like-
minded, having the same love, being of one
accord, of one mind. 4. Look not every man
on his own things, but every man also on the
things of others.
PhU, 4,2, I beseech Euodias, and beseech
Syntyche, that they be of the aame mind in
the Lord. 3, 1 entreat thee also, trae yoke-
feUow, help those women which laboured with
me in the goapel.
Col, 2.2. That their hearts raight be com
forted, being knit together in love.
Col, 3,12. Put cn therefore, aa the elect of
God, holy and beloved, bowels of mercies,
kindneas, humbleneaa of raind, raeekneaa, long-
suffering ; 14. Above all these things put on
charity, which is the bond of perfectnesa.
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and abound in love one toward another, and
toward aU men, even as we do toward you.
1 The, 4.9, As touching brotherly love ye
need not that I write unto you : for ye your
selves are taught of God to love one another,
10. And indeed ye do it toward aU the bretturen
which are in aU Macedonia : but we beseech
you, brethren, that ye increase raore and
raore ; 18. Comfort one another with these
words. 1 Che. 5.8. Putting on the breastplate of
faith and love. 11. Comfort yourselves to
gether, and edify one another, even as also ye
do. 14. Comfort the feeble-minded, support
the weak, be patient toward all,
ITim, 1.5. The end of the comraandment
is charity out of a pure heart, and of a good
conscience, and of faith unfeigned. 14. The
grace of our Lord was exceeding abundant vidth
faith and love which is in Christ Jesus.
1 Tira. 5.10. WeU reported of for good
works ; if she have lodged strangers, if she
have washed the saints' feet, if she have re
lieved the afflicted, if she have dUigently fol
lowed every good work,
1 Tira. 6.2. They that have beUeving raas-
ters, let thera not despise them, because they
are brethren ; but rather do them service,
because they are faithful and beloved, par
takers of the benefit. 11. FoUow after right
eousness, godliness, faith, love, patience,
meekness. 2 Tim. 1.8. Be not thou therefore ashamed
of the testimony of our Lord, nor of me his
prisoner. Tit. 8.15. Greet them that love us in the
faith. Philm. 12. Receive him, that is, mine own
bowels. 16. Not now as a servant, but above
a servant, a brother beloved, speciaUy to me,
but how ranch more unto thee, both in the
flesh, and in the Lord ? 20. Yea, brother, let
me ha-ve joy of thee in the Lord : refresh my
bowels in the Lord, 21. Having confldence
in thy obedience I wrote unto thee, knowing
that thou wilt also do more than I say.
Heb. 5.2. Who can have compassion on the
ignorant, and on them that are out of the
way; for that he hiraseU also is corapassed
witii infirraity.
Heb. 10.24. Let us consider one another to
provoke unto love and to good works.
Heb. 13.1, Let brotherly love continue. 3.
Remember them that are in bonds, as bound
with thera ; and them which suffer adversity,
as being yourselves also in the body.
Jaa, 1.27. Pure reUgion and undefiled
before God and the Father is this, To visit the
fatherleas and widows in their affUction.
Jaa. 2.8. If ye fulfil the royal law according
to the scripture. Thou shalt love thy neighbour
OS thyself, ye do well.
1 Pet. 1.22. Ye have purified your aoula in
obeying the truth tlurough the Spirit unto
unfeigned love of the brethren, see ^at ye love
one another with a pure heart fervently.
1 Pet. 2.17. Honour all men. Love the
brotherhood. 1 Pet. 3.8. Be ye all of one mind, having
compassion one of another, love as brethren,
be pitUul, be courteous, v. 9.
1 Pet. 4.8. Have fervent charity among
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2 Pet. 1-7. Add. . . to godliness, brotherly
kindness ; and to brotherly kindness, charity.
1 Jno. 2.10. He that loveth hia brother
abideth in the Ught, and there ia none occasion
of stumbling in him.
1 Jno. 3.11. This is the message that ye heard
from the beginning, that we should love one
another. 14, We know that we have passed
from death unto Ufe, because we love the
brethren. He that loveth not his brother
abideth in death. 16. Hereby perceive we the
love of God, because he laid down his Ufe for
us : and we ought to lay down our Uves for the
brethren. 17. But whoso hath this world's
good, and seeth his brother have need, and
shutteth up his bowels of compassion from
hira, how dweUeth the love of God in him?
18. My little children, let us not love in word,
neither in tongue ; but in deed and in trath,
23. Love one another, as he gave ua command
raent. V. 19.
1 Jno. 4.7. Let us love one another : for
love is of God ; and every one that loveth is
bom of God, and knoweth God, 11. If God so
loved us, we ought also to love one another.
12, If we love one another, God dweUeth in us,
and his love is perfected in us. 20. If a raan
say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is
a liar : for he that loveth not his brother whom
he hath seen, how can he love God whom he
hath not seen? 21, And this commandment
have we from him. That he who loveth God
love his brother also.
1 Jno. 6.1, Every one that loveth him that
begat loveth him also that is begotten of him.
2, By this we know that we love the children
of God, when we love God, and keep his cora
mandments. 2 Jno. 5. Not as though I wrote a new
commandment unto thee, but that which we
had from the beginning, that we love one
another, Jude 22. Of some have corapassion, raaking
n difference. Love, Kindness, &c.. Examples of:
Abraham, Gen, 14.14-16. Jacob, Gen. 29.10.
Reuben, Gen. 37,21,22, Joseph, Gen. 43,30-34.
Gen. 45.1-5, Gen. 50.19-24. Pharaoh, Gen.
45,16-20, Gen. 47.5,6. Pharaohs daughter,
Ex. 2.6-10. Moses, Ex. 2.17. Num. 10.29-32.
Jethro, Ex. 18.9. Reubenites, Joa. 1.12-15.
Jos. 22.1-6. Rahab, Jos. 2.6-16. IsraeUtes,
Jud. 21.2,3, 2 Chr, 28.9-15. Naomi, Ruth, and
Boaz, Ruth, c. 1, 2, 3, Samuel, 1 Sam. 15.30,31.
David's servants, 2 Sara. 12.17-19. David's
subjects, 2 Sara. 15.30. 2 Sara. 17.27,29.
Obadiah, 1 Kin. 18.4. EUsha, 2 Kin. 8.1.
EvU-raerodach, 2Kin. 25.28-30. Jehoshabeath
2 Chr. 22.11. Nehemiah, Neh. 5.10-15. Mor
decai, Est. 2.7. Job's friends. Job 2.11-13.
Job 42,11. Ahikam, Jer. 26.24. Ebed-melech,
Jer. 38.7-13. Nebuchadnezzar, Jer. 39.11,12,
Dan. 1,3-20, Nebuzaradan, Jer. 40. 1-5.
Bartiraeus' friends, Mar, 10.49. Jews, Jno.
11.19,33. Centurion, Luk. 7.2-6. John, Jno.
19.27. PhUippian gaoler. Act, 16.33,34. Felix,
Act. 24.23. JuUus, Act. 27.3,43, Roman
Christians, Act. 28.15. Titus, 2 Cor. 7.6.
LOVE, Kindness, &c,, exemplified. Job
30. 25, Did not I weep for hira that was in
trouble ? was TWt ray aoul grieved for the poor ?
Psa, 35.13. When they were sick, my cloth
ing was sackcloth : T humbled ray aoul with
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own bo^om. 14. I behaved myself as though
he liad been my friend or brother: I bowed
down heavUy, as one that moumeth for his
mother. Act. 2. 46. They, continuing daUy with one
accord in the temple, and breaking bread from
house to house, did eat their meat with glad
ness and singleness of heart, v. 44,45.
Act. 4.32. The multitude of them that
beUeved were of one heart and of one soul :
neither said any of them that ought of the
things which he possessed was his own ; but
they had all things comraon. v. 34-37.
PhU. 'J. 22. As a son with the father, he
hath served with me in the gospel. 25. Epa
phroditus, ray brother, and companion in
labour, and feUowsoldier, but your messenger,
and he that ministered to my wants. 26. For
he longed after you aU, and was fuU of heavi
ness, because that ye had heard that he had
been sick.
PhU, 4.21. The brethren wliich are with
me greet you. 22. AU the saints salute you,
chiefly they that are of Caesar's household.
Col. 1.4. We heard of your faith in Christ
Jesus, and of the love which ye have to aU the
saints. 8. Who also declared unto us your
love in the Spirit. Eph. 1.15.
1 The. 1.3. Remembering without ceasing
your work of faith, and labour of love.
1 The, 3,6, Brought ua good tidinga of
your faith and charity, and that ye have good
reraerabrance of us always, desiring greatly to
see us.
1 The. 4.9. Ye yourselves are taught of God
to love one another.
2 The, 1.3, The charity of every one of you
aU toward each other aboundeth.
2 Tira. 1.16. The Lord give mercy unto the
house of Onesiphorus ; for he oft refreshed
rae, and was not ashamed of ray chain. 17.
But, when he was in Rorae, he sought me out
very diUgently, and found me. 18. The Lord
grant unto him that he may find mercy of the
Lord in that day : and in how many things he
ministered unto rae at Ephesus, thou knowest
very weU.
PhUm, 6. Hearing of thy love and faith,
which thou hast toward the Lord Jeaus, and
toward aU saints. 7, We have great joy
and consolation in thy love, because the bowels
of the saints are refreshed by thee, brother.
Heb, 6.10, God is not unrighteous to forget
your work and labour of love, which ye have
ahewed toward his name, in that ye have
ministered to the saints, and do rainister.
Heb. 10.33. Ye became companiona of
them that were so used, 34. For ye had
corapassion of me in my bonds.
2 Jno, 1, The elder unto the elect lady and
her chUdren, whom I love in the trath ; and
not I only, but also aU they that have known
the truth. 3, Grace be with you, raercy, and
peace, from God the Father, and from the
Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father, in
truth and love. 4. I rejoiced greatly that I
found of thy chUdren walking in truth. 12. 1
trust to come unto you, and speak face to face,
that our joy may be full.
3 Jno. 1. The elder unto the weU-beloved
Gaius, whom I love iu the truth. 3. 1 rejoiced
greatly, when the brethren carae and testified
of the truth that is in thee, even as thou walk
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to hear that ray chUdren walk in truth. 6 Be
loved, thou doeat faithfully whatsoever thou
doest to the brethren, and to strangers ;
6. Whidi have bom witness of thy charity
before the church : whom if thou bring for
ward on their journey after a godly sort, thou
ahalt do weU. 8, We therefore ought to re
ceive such, that we might be feUow-helpers to
the truth.
Rev, 2.19. I know thy works, and charity,
LOVE, Exemplified by Paul. His Zeal .
Act. 20.26. I take you to record this day,
that I am pure frora the blood of aU men.
27. For I have not shunned to declare unto
you aU the counsel of God. 31. Watch, and
remeraber, that by the space of three years I
ceased not to warn every one night and day
with tears.
Rom. 1.12, That I uaay be comforted
together with you by the mutual faith both of
you and me.
Rom. 9.8. I could wish that myself were
accursed from Christ for my brethren, my kins
men according to the fiesh. v. 1,2.
Rom. 15.14. I myself also am persuaded of
you, my brethren, that ye also are fuU of
goodness, filled with aU knowledge, able also
to admonish one another, 15, Nevertheless,
brethren, I have written the more boldly unto
you in some sort, as putting you in mind, be
cause of the grace that is given to me of God,
24. I trust to see you in my journey, and to be
brought on my way thitherward by you, if first
r be somewhat fiUed with your company.
32. That I may come unto you with joy by the
wiU of God, and raay vrith you be refreshed.
Rom. 16.8. Greet Amplias my beloved in
the Lord. 19. Your obedience is come abroad
unto aU men. I ara glad therefore on your
behalf, v. 1-16. Col. 4.7.
1 Cor. 1,4. I thank my God always on your
behaU, for the grace of God which is given you
by Jesus Christ,
1 Cor. 4.14, I vmte not these things to
sharae you, but as my beloved sons I warn
you. 15. For though ye have ten thousand
instructera in Chriat, yet have ye not many
fathers : for in Christ Jesus I have begotten
you through the gospel. 16, Wherefore I be
seech you, be ye foUowers of rae,
1 Cor. 8.13, If raeat make ray brother to
offend, I wiU eat no fiesh while the world
standeth, lest I raake my brother to offend,
2 Cor. 1.4. Who comforteth ua in aU our
tribulation, that we may be able to comfort
them which are in any trouble, by the comfort
wherewith we oiurselves are comforted of God.
6, For as the sufferings of Christ abound in ua,
80 our consolation also aboundeth by Christ.
6. And whether we be afflicted, it is for your
consolation and salvation, which is effectual
in the enduring of the same sufferings which
we also suffer : or whether we be comforted,
it is for your consolation and salvation. 14. Ye
have acknowledged us in part, that we are
your rejoicing, even aa ye also are our'a in the
day of the Lord Jesus, v. 23,24.
2 Cor. 2.4. Out of much affliction and
anguish of heart I wrote unto you with raany
tears ; not that ye should be grieved, but that
ye raight know the love which I have more
abundantly unto you. v. 1-17.
2 Cor. 3.2. Ye are our epistle vmtten in our
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2 Cor. 4. 5. Ourselves your servants foi Jesus
sake. 2 Cor. 6.4. In aU things approving ourselves
as the ministers of God. 6. By long-suffering,
by kindness, by the Holy Ghost, by love un
feigned. 11. O ye Corinthians, our mouth is
open unto you, our heart is enlarged. 12. Ye
are not straitened in us, but ye are straitened
in your own bowels. 13. Now for a recora-
pence in the same, {T speak as unto my chU
dren,} be ye also enlarged.
2 Cor. 7.3. Ihave said before, that ye are
in our hearts to die and Uve with you. 4. Great
is my boldness of speech toward you, great is
my glorying of you. 7. He told us your
earnest desire, your mourning, your fervent
mind toward rae ; so that I rejoiced the more.
12, Though I wrote unto you, Idid it not for
his cause that had done the wrong, nor for hia
cause that suffered wrong, but that our care for
you in the sight of God might appear unto
you. 2 Cor. 11.2. I am jealous over you with
godly jealousy : for I have espoused you to
one husband, that I may present you as a chaste
virgin to Christ.
2 Cor. 12.14. The third time I am ready to
come to you ; and I wiU not be burdensome to
you : for I seek not yours, but you : for the
chUdren ought not to lay up for the parents,
but the parents for the chUdren. 16. I vriU
very ^adly spend and be spent for you ;
though the more abundantly I love you, thu
less I be loved. 16. I did not burden you:
nevertheless, being crafty, I caught you vrith
guile. 19. We do all things, dearly beloved,
for your edifying, 21. And lest, when I come
again, my God wiU humble me among you,
and that I shaU bewaU many which have sinned
already. 2 Cor. 18.9. We are glad, when we are
weak, and ye are atrong: and this also we
wish, even your perfection.
Gal. 4.11. I am afraid of you, lest I have be
stowed upon you labour in vain. 12, Brethren,
I beseech you, be as I am; for I am as ye are :
ye have not injured me at aU. 19, My Uttle
chUdren, of whom I travaU in birth again untU
Christ be forraed in you, 20. I deshe to be
present with you now, and to change ray voice ;
for I stand in doubt of you. v. 11-20.
Eph. 3,13. I desire that ye faint not at my
tribulations for you, which is your glory.
Eph. 6,22. Whom I have sent unto you for
the same purposp, that ye might know our
affairs, and that he might comfort your hearts,
D. 24.PhU, 1,3. I thank my God upon every
reraerabrance of you. 7. I have you in my
heart ; inasmuch as both in my bonds, and in
the defence and confirmation of the gospel, ye
aU are partakers of my grace. 8. For God is my
record, how greatly I long after you aU in the
bowels of Jesus Christ. 24. To abide in the
flesh is more needful for you. 25. And
having this confidence, I know that I ahaU
abide and continue with you aU for your
furtherance and joy of faith ; 26. That your
rejoicing may be more abundant in^ Jeaus
Chriat for rae by ray coming to you again.
PhU. 2.19. I trust m the Lord Jesus to
send Timotheus shortly unto you, that I also
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PhU. 3, 18, Many walk, of whora I have told
you often, and now teU you even weeping, that
diey are the enemies of the cross of Christ.
PhU. 4.1. My brethren dearly beloved and
longed for, my joy and crown, so stand fast in
the Lord, my dearly beloved.
Col. 1.3. We give thanks to God and the
Father of our IfOrd Jesus Clirist, praying
always for you, 4. Since we heard of your
faith in Christ J esus, and of the love which ye
have to aU the saints, 24, Who now rejoice in
my sufferings for you, and fiU up that which is
behind of the afflictions of Christ in my flesh
for his body's sake, which is the church. 28.
\\'hom we preach, warning every man, and
teaching every man in all vrisdom ; that we
may present every man perfect in Christ

Col, 2,1. I would that ye knew what great
conflict I nave for you, and for them at
Laodicea, and for as many as have not seen
ray face in the flesh. 5. Though I be absent in
the flesh, yet ara I with you in the spirit, joy
ing and beholding your order, and the stedfast
ness of your faith in Christ.
1 The. 1.3, Reraerabering without ceasing
your work of faith, and labour of love, and
patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, in
the sight of God and our Father ; 4. Knowing,
brethren beloved, your election of God.
1 The. 2.7, We were gentle among you, even
as a nurse cherisheth her children, 8. Being
affectionately desirous of you, we were wUling
to have imparted unto you, not the gospel of
God only, but also our own soiUs, because ye
were dear unto us. 11. Ye know how we
"exhorted and comforted and charged eveiy one
Df you, as a father doth his chUdren.
1 The. 2.17. We, brethren, being taken
from you for a short tirae in presence, not
in heart, endeavoured the raore abundantly
to see your face with great desire. 19. What
is our hope, or joy, or crown of rejoicing? Are
not even ye in the presence of our Lord Jesus
Christ at his coraing ? 20. For ye are our glory
and joy.
1 The. 3.6. I sent to know your faith, lest
by sorae raeans the tempter have tempted you,
and our labom* be in vain. 7. Brethren, we
were comforted over you in aU our affliction
and distress by your faith : 8. For now we live,
if ye stand fast in the Lord. 9. For what
thanks can we render to God again for you, for aU
the joy wherewith we joy for your stdtes before
our God, 10. Night and day praying exceed
ingly that we might see your face, and might
perfect that which is lacking in your faith?
12. Abound in love one toward another,
and toward aU men, even as we do toward
you. 2 The. 1.4. We ourselves glory in you in
the churches of God for your patience and
faith in aU your persecutions and tribulations
that ye endure.
2 Tira. 1.4. Greatly desiring to see thee,
being mindful of*thy tears, that I raay be filled
with joy.
2 Tun. 2.10. I endure aU things for the
elect's sakes, that they raay also obtain the
salvation which is in Christ Jesus with eternal
glory. PhUm. 8. Though I might be much bold in
Christ to enjoin thee that which is convenient,
0. Yet for love's sake I rather beseech thee,
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being such an one as Paul the aged, and now
also a prisoner of Jesus Christ. 17, If thoa
count rae therefore a partner, receive him as
myself. 18. If he hath wronged thee, or oweth
thee ought, put that on mine account ; 19. [
Paul have vmtten it with raine own hand, I
win repay it.
Heb. 6.9. Beloved, we are persuaded better
things of you, and things that accompany
salvation, though we thus speak.
Heb. 13.22. I beseech you, brethren, suffer
the word of exortation ; for I have written a
letter unto you in few words.
See Chuech, love of— Church, duty to
MINISTERS — Union — Friendship — Hos-
piTAUTY — Poor, kindness to — LiBEit-
ALITY. LOYALTY. See Subjects.
LUBIM. See Libya.
LUCIFER (day-star), applied to Nebuchad
nezzar, Isa. 14.12, It occurs nowhere else.
LUCIUS of Cyrene, a Christian teacher
in Antioch, Act. 13.1. Rora. 16,21.
LUD and Ludim. See Ltdians.
LUKE, author of a gospel and The Acts of
the Apostles, Luk, 1.1-4. Act. 1.1,2. A phy
sician. Col, 4.14. A companion and fellow-
labourer of Paul, Act. 16,10, Act, 20,5,6,18-15.
Act. 2L1-18, Act. c. 27 & 28. 2 Tim. 4.11,
Philm. 24.
LUKEWARMNESS and Indecision,
Gen. 49.4, Unstable as water, thou shalt not
excel. Jud, 5.16. Why abodest thou araong the
sheepfolds, to hear the bleatings of the flocks?
For the divisions of Reuben Wiere were great
searchings of heart. 23. Curse ye Meroz, said
the angel of the Lord, curse ye bitterly the in
habitants thereof ; becaune they came not to
the help of the Lord, to the help of the Lord
against the raighty. v. 17-
1 Kin. 18.21, How longhalt ye between two
opinions ? if the Lord be God, foUow him : but
if Baal, then follow him.
Psa. 78.8. A generation that set not their
heart aright, and whose spirit wa^ not stedfast
vrith God. 67. But tumed back, and dealt
unfaithfuUy like their fathers : they were
tumed aside like a deceitful bow. v. 37,
Psa. 106.12. Then believed they his words ;
they sang his praise. 13. They soon forgat his
works ; they waited not for hia counael.
Pro. 17.24, The eyes of a fool are in the
ends of the earth.
Isa, 43,22, But thou hast not caUed upon
me, O Jacob ; but thou hast been weary of me,
O Israel, v. 23,24.
Jer. 9. 3, They are not valiant for the truth
upon the earth,
Jer. 48.10. Cursed &e he that doeth the work
of the Lord deceitfuUy,
Eze. 13.5. Ye have not gone up irito the
gaps, neither made up the hedge for the house
of Israel to stand in the battle in the day of
the Lord.
Eze, 16.30. How weak is thine heart, saith
the Lord God, seeing thou doest oU these

Hos, 6.4. O Ephraim, what shaU I do unto
thee? O Judah, what shaU I do unto thee!
for your goodness is as a morning cloud, aud
aa the early dew it goeth away.

LUKEWARMNESS
Hos. 10. 2. Their heart is divided ; now shall
they be found faulty.
Zeph. 1.6. I wiU cut off thera that worship
and that swear by the Lord, and that swear by
Malchara. Hag. 1,2. This people say, The time is not
come, the time that the Lord's house should
be buUt. V. 4rll. Hag. 2.15,16.
Mai. 3.8. Ye have robbed me. But ye say.
Wherein have we robbed thee ?
Mat. 6.24. No man can serve two masters :
for either he wUl hate the one, and love the
other ; or else he wUl bold to the one, and
despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and
mammon. Mat. 18.6. Some feU upon atony places,
where they had not much earth : and forthwith
they sprung up, because they had no deepness
of earth : 6. And when the sun was up, they
were scorched ; and because they had no root,
they withered away.
Mat. 26.41. The spirit indeed is wUUng, but
the flesh is weak.
Luk. 9.62. No man, having put his hand to
the plou^, and locking back, is flt for the
kingdom of God.
Luk. 17,32. Remember Lof s vrife. 33. Who
soever shaU seek to save his Ufe shaU lose it.
Jno. 5.36. Ye were wUUng for a season to
rejoice in his Ught,
Act. 26. 28. Agrippa said unto Paul, Almost
tliou persuadest me to be a Christian.
Gal. 1.6. I marvel that ye are so soon re
moved from hira that called you into the grace
of Christ unto another gospel.
Eph. 4.14. Be no more chUdren, toasedto
and fro, and carried about with every wind of
doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning
craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive.
Heb. 18.9. Be not carried about with divers
and strange doctrines. For it is a good thing
that the heart be established with grace.
Jas. 1.6. He that wavereth is like a wave
of the sea driven with the wind and tossed.
8. A double-minded man is imstable in aU
his ways.
Jas. 4.17. To him that knoweth to do good,
aud doeth it not, to him it is sin.
Rev. 2.4. I have someiohat against thee,
because thou hast left thy first love.
Rev. 3.2, Strengthen the things which re
main, that are ready to die : for I have not
found thy works perfect before God, 15. I
know thy works, that thou art neither cold nor
hot : I would thou wert cold or hot, 16. So
tlien because thou art lukewarm, and neither
cold nor hot, I wiU apue thee out of my mouth.
LUKEWARMNESS AND INDECISION, EX
AMPLES OF : Solomon, 1 Kin. 3,3, Israelites,
Ex, 32 with Ex, 24.7. 1 Kin. 22.43. 2 Kin.
12,3, 2 Chr, 20.33. 2 Chr. 33.17. Asa, 1 Kin.
16.14. Jehoram, 2 Kin. 3.2,3, Naaraan,
2 Kin, 6.17,18, Jehu, 2 Kin. 10,16-31. Sa
maritans, 2 Kin. 17,41, Levites, 2 Chr, 24.6,
Amaziah and Joash, 2 Ban, 14.3,4, 2 Chr.
25.2. Jews, Neh. 3.5. Neh, 13,11, Christ's
hearers, Jno. 6.66. Jno. 12.42, Mark, Act.
16.38. FeUx, Act. 24.25.
See Doubt, Watchfulness, Worldli
ness, Backsliding.
LUNACY. See Madnuss.
"LUZ. See Bethel.
LYBIA. See Libya.

MACHPELAH
LYCAONIA, a province of Asia Minor, Act
14.6, Towns of, visited by Paul, see Derbe.
Iconium, Lystra.
LYCIA, a province in the aouth-west of
Asia Minor, Act, 27.5. Towns of, visited by
Paul, see Myra, Patara.
LYDDA or Lod, inhabited by Benjamites,
IChr. 8,12, Ezr. 2.33. Neh. 11.35. Achurch
at ; Eneas cured at, by Peter ; Dorcas raised
to life, Act. 9,32-43,
LYDIA of Thyatu'a, her conversion ; bap
tism of herself and household at Philippi ;
entertainraent of Paul, Act, 16,14,15,40.
 , a province in the weat of Asia
Minor (not named in Scripture), peopled (it
is aupposed) by descendants oi Lud, Gen.
10.22. Towns of, see Philadelphia, Sardis,
Thyatira. LYDIANS, or Ludim, a people of Africa,
sprung frora Ludira, Gen. 10,13. Fought with
bows and arrows, Isa. 66.19. Jer, 46,9. Eze,
27.10. Eze. 30.5.
LYSANIAS, tetrarch of AbUene, Luk. 3./
LYSIAS, See Claudius Lysias.
LYSTRA, a city of Lycaonia, to which Paul
and Bamabas fled frora Iconiura ; Paul heals
a cripple at ; the people offer divine honours
to him and Barnabas; persecution at. Act.
14,6-19. 2 Tim. 3.11. Church at, revisited
by Paul, Act. 14.21-23. Act. 16.1,2,

M
HAACAH, king of Gath, and father of
Achish, 1 Kin. 2,39.
, daughter of Talmai, king of Geshur

David's wife, and mother of Absalom, 2 Sam.
3.3. 1 Chr. 3.2.
 , daughter of Absalom, vrife of
Rehoboara, and mother of Abijah, 1 Kin.
15.2,10 {ma/rg.). 2 Chr, 11.20,21. CaUed
Michaiah, daughter of Uriel, 2 Chr. 13.2. Her
idols destroyed by her grandson Asa, 2 Chr.
15.16.  , a district of Syria inhabited by a
remnant of Canaanites, Jos. 13.11,13. Deu,
8.14. Jos. 12.5, King of, assists the Ammon
ites against David, 2 Sam. 10.6,8. 1 Chr.
19.6,7. MACEDONIA, a province of Greece ; Paul's
vision respecting. Act. 16.9-12 ; and visits to.
Act. 16.9-12. Act. 20.1,3. 2 Cor, 2.13, 2 Cor,
7.5. 1 Tim. 1.3. See also towns of Amphi-
POLis, Apollonia, Berea, Neapolis, Phi
lippi, Thessalonica. Paul's purpose to
visit. Act, 19.21. 1 Cor. 16.5. 2 Cor. 1.16.
Churches m, 2 Cor. 9.2,4. 1 The. 17.
1 The. 4.10. Liberality of, to the saints of
Jerusalem, Rora. 15.26. 2 Cor. 8.1-6; and to
Paul, 2 Cor. 11.9. Tiraothy and Erastus sent
to, by Paul, Act. 19.22. Gaius and Aristarchus,
meu of. Act. 19.29. Act. 27,2. Propheciea of,
see Greece,
MACHIR, son of Manasseh, Gen, 60.23,
Father of GUead, Nura, 26.29, Num, 36.1.
Jud, 5 . 14, GUead and Bashan, given to, Num.
32.39,40, Deu, 3.15. Jos. 13.31. Jos. 17.1.
MACHPELAH, a cave near Hebron, bought
by Abraham from Ephron the Hittite, the

MADAl
burial-place of Sarah and Abraham, Gen, 23.
Gen. 26.9. Of Isaac, Rebekah, and Leah, Gen.
49.31. Of Jacob, Gen. 60.13 ; but see Act. 7.16.
MADAI, son of Japheth, Gen. 10,2. 1 Chr.
7.5; everywhere else translated Medes. See
Persia. MADNESS, Deu. 28.28. Pro. 26.18, Zee.
12.4, Feigned by David, 1 Sara. 21.16. Cured
by Christ, Mat. 4.24. Mat. 17.16. Christ
charged with, Jno. 10.20 ; and Paul, Act. 26,24.
MAGDALA, a town near the sea of GaUlee,
visited by Christ, Mat. 16.39.
MAGI, translated wise men, guided by a
star to Jerusalera ; interview vrith Herod ;
guided by a star to Jesus ; worship him ; pre
aent gifts ; warned in a dreara to return horae
by a new way. Mat, 2.1-12.
MAGICIANS, counseUors of kings, Gen.
41,8,24. Ex, 7.11,22, Dan. 1.20. Dan 2.10,27.
Dan. 4.7. Dan. 5.11. See Sorcery.
MAGISTRATES. See Rulers— Justice,
administration of.
MAGOG, son of Japheth, Gen. 10.2. 1 Chr,
1.6. Prophecy against, Eze. 38.2. Eze. 39.6.
SymboUcal, Rev. 20.8.
MAGOR-MISSABIB (fear round about),
Jer. 20.3.
MAHALATH, a guitar or lute, {title) Psa,
63. Mahalath Leannoth, to sing to a lute,
{title) Psa. 88,
MAHANAIM (two hosts), a place east of
Jordan, so named by Jacob when met by angels,
Gen. 32.2. A town of Gad, Jos. 13.26,30. A
Levitical city, Jos. 21.38. Ish-bosheth reigns
at, 2 Sara. 2.8-12. David coraes to, when
fleeing from Absalora, 2 Sam. 17.27-29, 1 Kin.
2.8, MAHANEH-DAN (camp of Dan), Jud,
18.12. Jud. 13.25.
MAHER-SHALAL-HASH-BAZ, son of
Isaiah, prophecy respecting, Isa. 8.1-4.
MAHLON, son of EUmelech and Naomi,
and husband of Ruth, Ruth 1.2. Ruth 4.10.
MAIL, Coat of, wom by Goliath, 1 Sam.
17.6. See Breastplate.
MAKKEDAH, a royal city of the Canaan
ites, taken by Joshua, Jos. 10,28. Jos. 12.16.
Given to Judah, Jos. 16.41.
 , cave of, 5 Canaanitish kings take
refuge in, and are slain by Joshua, Jos. 10.
10,16-27. MAETESH, supposed to be a part of Jera
salem, occupied by merchants, Zeph. 1.11.
MALACHI, the last of the Old Testaraent
prophets, Mai, 1,1.
MALCHAM or MoLOCH, a god worshipped
by the Jews, Zeph. 1. 5, See Molbch,
MALCHUS, servant of Caiaphas; his ear
cut off' by Peter ; cured by Christ, Jno. 18.10.
Mat. 26.61. Mar. 14.47. Luk. 22.60,51,
MALEFACTORS, two cmcifled with Christ,
Luk. 23.32-39. Mat. 27.38,44.
MALICE, Hatred, Revenge, Cruelty.
Lev. 19.14. Thou shalt not curse the deaf,
nor put a sttimblingblock before the blind, but
shalt fear thy God. 17. Thou shalt not hate
thy- brother in thine heart : thou shalt in any
wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin
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upon him. 18. Thou slialt not avenge nol
bear any grudge against the chUdren of thy
people ; but thou shalt love thy neighbour aa
thyself. Deu. 27.18.
Deu. 32.33. Their wine is the poison of
dragons, and the cruel venom of asps.
Job 5.12, He disappointed the devicea of
the crafty, so that their hands cannot perform
their enterprise, v. 18.
Job 24.2. Some remove the landmarks;
they violently take away flocks, and feed there
of. 3. They drive away the ass of the father
less, they take the widow's ox for a pledge. 4.
They tum the needy out of the way. v. 6.
Job 31.29. If I rejoiced at the destruction
of him that hated rae, or Ufted up rayself
when evU found hira : 80. Neither have I
suffered ray raouth to ain by wishing a curaeto
his soul. 2 Kin. 6,21,22.
Psa. 4.2, O ye sons of raen, how long will
ye tum ray glory into sharae ?
Psa. 7-14. Ho travaUeth with iniquity, and
hath conceived raischief, and brought forth
falsehood. 15. He made a pit, and digged it,
and is faUen into the ditch which he made.
16. Hia mischief shaU retum upon his own
head, and his violent deaUng ahall come down
upon his own pate. Job 15.35.
Psa. 10.7. His mouth is fuU of cursing and
deceit and fraud : under his tongue is mischief
and vanity. 9. He Ueth in wait secretly as a
Uon in hia den : he Ueth in wait to catch the
poor : he doth catch the poor, when he draweth
him into his net. 14. Thou hast seen it; for
thou beholdest raischief and spite, to requite
it vrith thy hand, v. 2-15.
Psa. 21.11. Theyintended evU against thee :
they iraagined a mischievous device, which
they are not able to perform.
Psa. 22,7, AU they that see rae laugh me to
scorn : they shoot out the Up, they shake the
head, saying, 8, He trusted cn the Lord thai
he would deUver him : let hira deUver him,
seeing he delighted in him,
Psa. 35.15, In raine adversity they rejoiced,
and gathered theraselves together: yea, the
abjects gathered themselvea together against
me, and I knew it not ; they did tear me, and
ceaaed not : 16, With hypocritical mockera in
feasts, they gnashed upon me vfith their teeth.
20. They speak not peace: but they devise
deceitful matters against them that are quiet
in the land. 21. Yea, they opened theu: mouth
wide agamst rae, and said. Aha, aha, our eye
hath seen it.
Psa. 38,16. When my foot sUppeth, they
magnify themselves against me. 19. Mine
enemies are Uvely, and they are strong ; and
they that hate rae wrongfully are multiplied.
Psa. 41.5. Mine enemies speak evil of me.
When shaU he die, and hia name perish? 6.
And if he come to see me, he speaketh vanity ;
his heart gathereth iniquity to itself ; whenhe
goeth abroad, he teUeth it. 7. All that hate
me whisper together against me : againat me
do they devise my hurt, v. 8,
Psa, 65.10. Day and niglit they go about it
upon the walls thereof : mischief alao and
sorrow are in the midst of it. 11, Wicked
ness is in the midst thereof : deceit and guUe
depart not from her streets.
Psa. 56,5. Every day they wrest my words;
and their thoughts are against rae for evU. 6.
They gather theraselves togeihier, they hi<le

MAUCE
themselves, they mark my steps, when they
wait for my soul.
_ Psa. 67,4. My soul is araong Uons: and I
Ue even among them that are set ou flre, even
the sona of men, whose teeth are spears and
arrows, and their tongue a sharp sword.
6. They have prepared a net for my steps ; my
soul is bowed down : they have digged a pit
before rae, into the raidat whereof they are
f aUen ihemselv^.
Psa. 69.8. Lo, they Ue in wait for my soul :
the mighty are gathered against me ; not for
my transgression, nor for my sin, O Lord.
4. They run and prepare themselves without
my fault, v. 6,7.
Psa. 62.8, How long vriU ye imagine mis
chief against a man ? ye shaU be slain aU of
you : aa a bowing wall shall ye be, and as a,
tottering fence.
Paa, 64.3. Who whet their tongue like a
sword, and bend their hows to shoot their
arrows, even bitter words : 4. That they may
shoot in secret at the perfect : suddenly do
they shoot at him, and fear not. 5. liiey en
courage themselves man evU matter: they
commune of laying snares privUy ; they say.
Who shaU see them ? 6. They search out ini
quities ; they accomplish a diligent search :
both the inward thought of every one of them,
and the heart, is deep. Psa. 140.2,3,6.
Paa. 69.4. They that hate me vrithout a
cause are more than the hairs of mine head :
they that would deatroy me, being mine enemies
wrongfuUy, are mighty. 10. When I wept,
and chastened my soul vrith fasting, that was
to my reproach. 11. I made sackcloth also
my garment ; and I becarae a proverb to them.
12. They that sit in the gate speak against me ;
and I was the song of the drunkards. 26. They
persecute hi/m whora thou hast smitten ; and
they talk to the grief of those whom thou hast
wounded. Psa. 70.2. Let them be turned backward,
and put to confusion, that desire my hurt.
3. Let them be turned back for a reward of
their shame that aay, Aha, aha.
Psa. 71.10. Mine enemies apeak against me ;
and they that lay wait for my soul take counsel
together, 11. Sajing, God hath forsaken hira :
persecute and take hira ; for there is none to
deliver ftim. v. 13,24,
Psa, 74. 20. The dark places of the earth are
fuU of the habitations of cruelty.
Psa. 86.14. O God, the proud are risen
against rae, and the asserabUes of violent men
have sought after my soul ; and have not set
thee before them.
Psa. 102.8. Mine enemies reproach me all
the day ; and they that are mad against me are
sworn against me.
Psa. 109.17. As he loved cursing, so let it
come unto him : as he deUghted not in bless
ing, so let it be far frora him. 18. As he
clothed himself with cursing Uke as vrith his
garment, so let it come into his bowels like
water, and like oU into his bones, v. 16-26,
Psa, 119.150. They draw nigh that foUow
after mischief : they are far from thy law.
V. 78.
Pro. 4.16. They sleep not, except they have
done raischief ; and their aleep is taken away,
unlesa they cause some to fall. 17. For they
eat the bread of vrickedness, and drink the
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MALICE
Pro. 6.14. Frowordness is in his heart, he
deviseth mischief continuaUy ; he soweth dis
cord. 16, Therefore shaU his calamity come
suddenly ; suddenly shaU he be broken without
remedy, 18. An heart that deviseth wicked
imaginations, feet that be swift in running to
mischief, v. 16.
Pro. 10.11. Violence covereth the mouth of
the wicked. 12. Hatred stirreth up strifes.
Pro. 11.17. He Hiat is cmel troubleth his
ovm flesh.
Pro. 12.10. The tender raercies of the
wicked are cruel.
Pro. 14.17. A raan of wicked devices ia
hated. 22. Do they not err that devise evil ?
Pro. 15,17. Better is a dinner of herbs
where love is, than a stalled ox and hatred
therewith. Pro, 16,30. He shutteth his eyes to devise
froward things : moving his lips he bringeth
evU to pass.
Pro. 17.6, Whoso mocketh the poor re
proacheth his Maker : and he that is glad at
calamities shaU not be unpunished.
Pro. 20.22. Say not thou, I will recompense
evU ; but wait on the Lord, and he ahaU save
thee. Pro, 21,10. The soul of the wicked deaireth
evU : his neighbour findeth no favour in his
eyes. Pro, 24.8. He that deviseth to do evU shaU
be caUed a mischievous person, 17, Rejoice
not when thine eneray faUeth, and let not
thine heart be glad when he sturableth : 18.
Lest the Lord see it, and it displease him. 29.
Say not, I wiU do so to hira as he hath done to
rae : I wiU render to the man according to his
work. Pro, 26,2. As the bird by wandering, so the
curse causeless shaU not corae. 27. Whoso
diggeth a pit shall fall therein : and he that
roUeth a stone, it wiU retum upon him.
Pro. 28.10. Whoso causeth the righteous to
go astray in an evU way, he shall faU himself
into his own pit.
Pro. 30.14. There is a. generation, whose
teeth aj-e as swords, and their jaw teeth as
knives, to devour the poor from off the earth,
and the needy frora among men,
Isa, 29.20. AU that watch for iniquity are
cut off: 21. That make a raan an offer ider
for a word, and lay a snore for hira that rej.rov-
eth in the gate, and tum aside the just for a
thing of iiought.
Isa. 32. 6. The vUe person wiU speak vUlany,
and his heart wiU work iniquity, to practise
hypocrisy, and to utter error against the Lord,
to make empty the soid of the hungry, and he
vriU cause the drink of the thirsty to faU. 7.
He deviaeth wicked devices to destroy the
poor with lying words, even when the needy
apeaketh ri^t.
Isa. 59.5. They hatch cockatrice' eggs, and
weave tbe spider's web : he that eateth of their
eggs dieth, and that which is crushed breaketh
out into a viper. 6. Their weba shaU not be
corae garments, neither ahaU they cover thera
aelvea with their works : their works are works
of iniquity, and the act of violence is in their
hands. v. 7.
Ser. 20.10. I heard the defaming of many,
fear on every side. Report, say th^y, and we
wUl report it. AU my famiUars watched for
ray halting, saying, Peradventure he wiU be
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enticed, and we shaU prevaU against him, and
wo shall take our revenge on him.
Lam. 4.3. Even the sea monsters draw out
the breast, they give suck to their young onea :
the daughter of ray people is become cmel, like
the ostriches iu the wUderness. 4. The tongue
01 the sucttmg child cleaveth to the roof of hia
¦noutu lor tmrst: tne young chUdren aak
hreaa. ana nc man ureaKetn ic unto tnem. i
Eze 18.18. Because ne crueuv oopressea. i
spoiled his Irutner oy violence and did thati
which is not gooa among ma peopie, lo, even
he ahall die in his iniqiuty.
Eze. 25.3. Because thou saidst, Aha, against
my sanctuary, when it waa profaned. 6. Be
cause thou hast clapped thine hands, and
stamped with the feet, and rejoiced in heart
with all thy despite against the land of larael ;
7. Behold, therefore I wiU atretch out mine
hand upon thee, and wUl deliver thee for a spoU
to the heathen.
Eze, 25.15. Because the PhiUstines have
dealt by revenge, and have taken vengeance
with a despiteful heart, to destroy it for the
old hatred. 17. 1 wiU execute great vengeance
upon them vrith furious rebukes.
Eze. 26.2. Because that Tyrus hath said
against Jerusalem, Aha, she is broken that
was the gates of the people : she is tumed unto
me : I ahaU be replenished, tiow ahe ia laid
waate : 3. Behold, I am againat thee, 0 Tyrus.
Amos 1.11. I wUl not turn away the
punishment thereof ; because he did pursue
his brother with the sword, and did cost off
all pity, and his anger did tear perpetuaUy,
and he kept his wrath for ever.
Mic. 2,1, Woe to them that devise iniquity,
and work evU upon their beds I when the
moming ia light, they practise it, because it
ia in tho power of their hand.
Zee. 8.17, Let none of you imagine evU in
your hearts against his neighbour ; for all
these a/re thiTigs that I hate. Zee. 7.10,
Mat. 5,38. Ye have lieard that it hath been
said. An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a
tooth : 39. But I say unto you. That ye resist
not evil : but whosoever shaU sraite thee on
thy right cheek, turn to him the other also,
u. 40,41. Luk. 6.29.
Mat. 6.15. If ye forgive not men their
trespasses, neither wiU your Father forgive
your trespasses.
Mat. 18.33. Shouldest not thou also have
had compassion on thy feUow-servant, even
as I had pity on thee ? 34. And hia lord was
wroth, and deUvered him to the tormentors,
tiU he ahould pay aU that was due unto
him. Mat, 26.52, Put up again thy sword into
his place : for aU they that take the aword
shaU perish with the sword.
Jno. 8.44. Ye are of your father the devil,
and the lusts of your father ye vriU do : he was
a murderer frora the beginning.
Jno. 18.23. If I have spoken evU, bear
witness of the evU : but if well, why sraitest
thou me ?
Rom. 12.19. Avenge not yourselves, but
rather give place unto wrath : for it is written.
Vengeance is mine ; I wUl repay, saith the
Lord. 1 Cor. 14.20. In maUce be ye children.
Gal, 6.19. The works of the fiesh are mani
fest. 20. Hatred, variance, emulations, wrath,
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21. Em-yings, of the which I teU you before,
as I have also told you in time paat, that they
which do such things shall not inherit the
kingdom of God,
Eph. 4,31. Let aU bitterness, and wrath
and anger, and clamour, and evU speaking, be
put away from you, with aU raaUce,
PhU. 1.15. Sorae indeed preach Christ even
of enw and strife ; and aome also of good
WlU: 16. The one preach Christ of conten
tion not sincerely suppoaing to add affliction
to ray Donds.
Col. 3.8. Put off all theae ; anger, wrath,
maUce. 1 The, 6,15. See that none render evil for
evU unto any man.
Tit. 3.3. We ourselves also were sometimes
hving in malice and envy, hateful, and hating
one another.
Jas. 2.13. He shaU have judgment without
raercy, that hath shewed no mercy.
1 Pet, 2.1, Laying aside all maUce, and aU
gmle. 1 Pet. 8.9. Not rendering evU for evU, or
raUing for railing.
1 Jno, 2.9, He that saith he is in the
Ught, and hateth his brother, is in dark
ness even until now. 11, He that bateth his
brother is in darkness, and walketh m
darkness, and knoweth not whither he
goeth, because that darkness hath blinded his
eyes. 1 Jno, 3,10, Whosoever doeth not right
eouaness ia not of God, neither he that loveth
not his brother, 14. He that loveth not his
brother abideth in death. 15. Whosoever'
hateth his brother is a murderer : and ye know
that no mm'derer hath etemal Ufe abiding in
him. 1 Jno. 4. 20. If a man say, I love God, and
hateth his brother, he ia a liar: for he that
loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how
can he love God whom he hath not seen?
3 Jno, 10. Hia deeds which he doeth,
prating against us with maUcioua words : and
not content therewith, neither doth he himself
receive the brethren, and forbiddeth them that
would, and caateth fhem out of the church. ,
Mauce, Hatred, Revenge, Cruelty,
Examples op; Ishmael, Gen. 21,9, Sarah,
Gen. 21.10. Esau, Gen. 27.41. Joseph's
brethren, Gen. 37. Gen. 42.21, Potiphai'a
wife. Gen. 39.14-20. Ammonites, Deu. 23.1-5.
Adonibezek, Jud. 1,7, Sarason, Jud, 15,3-11.
Philistines, Jud. 16.21, Saul, 1 Sara. 18. ISam.
19, 1 Sam. 20,30-33. 1 Sam. 22.6-18, 1 Sam.
23,7-23, ISam. 24,14-17. ISam, 26.18. Darid,
1 Sara. 25.21-34. Shimei, 2 Sam. 16.5-8,
Ahithophel, 2 Sara. 17.1-3. Jezebel, IKin.
19.1,2. Ahaziah, 2 Kin, 1. Jehoram, 2 Kin.
6.31. Samaritans, &c., Ezr. 4. Neh. 2.10.
Neh, 4, Neh. 6. Haraan, Est. 3.5-16. Est.
5. 9-14. Jereraiah' s enem ies, Jer. 26, 8-11 .
Jer, 38. Nebuchadnezzar, Jer. 52.11. Daniel's
enemies, Dan. 6.4-9. Edonoites, Obad. 10-16.
Herodiaa, Mar. 6.24-28. Herod, Luk. 23,11.
James <fe John, Luk. 9.64. Peter, Jno. 18.10,
Jewa, Act. 23.12. Act. 25.3. Soldiei*s, Act.
27.42, See Phaiusees — Christ's sufferings-
Persecution — Murder — Poor, oppres
sion OF — Hypocrisy and Treachery —
Speaking EVIL — Strife— Anger — FoROivn-
Nt^is — Love.

MALLOWS
MALLOWS, a plant eaten by the poor. Job
30,4, MAMMON (that in which one trusts), a
narae for the world or riches. Mat. 6.24. Luk.
16,9,11,18. MAMRE, THE Amorite, a confederate of
Abrahara, Gen. 14.13,24.
 , Plain of. Abraham dwells in,
near Hebron, Gen. 13.18. Gen. 18.1 ; also
Isaac, Gen. 35.27, See Machpelah.
MAN, Created in the Image op God —
All men equal. Gen. 1.27. Gen. 9.6, Ex.
80.15. Job 31.16. Job 84.19. Psa. 33.14,15.
Pro. 22.2. Ecc. 7.29. Mai. 2.10. Act. 17.26,29.
1 Cor. 11.7. Jaa. 3.9. See God, creator of
MAN — loTE — Soul — Death — Likeness to
God.  , His Dominion over Creation,
Gen. 1.26,28. Gen. 2,19,20. Gen, 9.2,3. Job
35.11. Psa. 8.5-8. Ecc. 5,9. Jer. 27.6, Jer.
28.14, Dau, 2.38. Jos. 3.7.
 , His Ignorance, Job 8,9, We
are hvA of yesterday, and know nothing,
because our days upon earth are a shadow.
Job 11.7. Canat thou by searching find out
God ? canst thou find out the Alnughty unto
perfection ? S. Itis as high as heaven ; what
canst thou do ? deeper than heU ; what canst
thou know? 12. Vain raan would be wise,
though man be bom like a vrild ass's colt.
Job 28.12. Where shaU vrisdora be found?
and where is the place of understanding ? 13.
Man knoweth not the price thereof ; neither is
it found in the land of the Uving. 20. Whence
then cometh vrndom? and where is the
place of underatanding? 21. Seeing it is hid
from the eyes of aU Uving.
Job 86.26. God is great, and we know him
not, neither can the nuraber of his years be
searched out. 29. Can any understand the
spreadings of the clouds, or the noise of hia
tabemaele? Job 37.6, God thundereth marveUously
vrith his voice : great things doeth he, which
we cannot comprehend. 16. Dost thou know
when God disposed thera, and caused the
Ught of hia clond to shine? 16. Dost thou
know the balancings of the clouda, the won
drous works of him which is perfect in know
ledge ? 19. Teach ua what we shall say unto
hira ; for we cannot order mur speech by reason
of darkness. 20. The Almighty, we cannot
find him out. Job c. 38 & 89.
Psa, 139.6, Such knowledge is too wonder
ful for rae ; it is high, I cannot attain unto it.
Pro. 27.1. Thou kncvest not what a day
may bring forth.
Pro. 30,4. Who hath ascended up into
heaven, or descended? who hath gathered the
wind in hia flsta ? who hath bound the waters in
a garment? who hath established all the enda
of the earth? what is hia name, and what is
his aon'a name, if thou canst tell?
Ecc. 3.11. No raan can flnd out the work
that God raaketh frora the beginning to the
end. Ecc, 7.23. I said, I vnH be wiae ; but it was
far from me. 24. That which ia far off, and
exceeding deep, who can find it out ?
Ecc. 8.6. The misery of man ia great upon
hira. 7. For he knoweth not that which shall
be : for who can teU hira when it shall be T

MAN
17. I beheld aU the work of God, that a man
cannot find out the work that is done under
the sun: because though a man labour to
seek it out, yet he shall not find it; yea,
further, though a wiae Tnan think to ^ow it,
yet shaU he not be able to find it.
Ecc. 9.12. Man also knoweth not his tirae.
Ecc, 11,6. As thou knowest not what is the
way of the spirit, nor how the bones do grow
in the womb of her that is with chUd : even so
thou knowest not the works of God who mak
eth aU.
Jno, 13.7, What I do thou knowest not
now ; but thou ahalt know hereafter.
Act, 1.7. It is not for you to know the
tiraea or the seasons, which the Father hath
put in hia own power.
1 Cor. 18.9. We know in part, and we pro-
pheay in part. 12. Now we see through a
glasa, darkly ; but then face to face : now 1
know in part.
Rev. 5.2. Who ia worthy to open the book,
and to loose the seals thereof ? 8. And no man
in heaven, nor in earth, neither under the
earth, was able to open the book, neither tc
look thereon.
See Spiritual Blindness — God's Pro*
VIDENOE misunderstood,
MAN, Natural State of. Sin univer
sal. Gen. 6,6, God sawthat the wickedness of
raan was great in the earth, and thxit every
iraagination of the thoughta of hia heart was
only evU continuaUy. 12, God looked upon
the earth, and, behold, it waa comipt ; for all
flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
V. 11.
Gen, 8,21. The imagination of raan's heart
is evU frora his youth.
Job 4.17. ShaU mortal man be raore just
than God ? shaU a raan be more pure than his
maker? 18. Behold, he put no trust in his
servants ; and hia angela he charged with foUy :
19. How much leas in them that dwell in
houses of clay.
Job 9.2, How shoiUd man be just with
God ? 8, If he wiU contend vrith him, he can
not answer hira one of a thousand. 20. If I
justify rayself, raine own mouth shall conderan
rae : if I say, I am perfect, it shaU also prove
rae perverse. 29. If Ihe vricked, why then
labour I in vain ? 30. If I wash rayself with
snow water, and make my hands never so
clean ; 31, Yet shalt thou plunge me in the
ditch, and mine own clothes shall abhor rae.
Job 11.12. Vain man would be wise, though
man be bom like a wUd ass's colt.
Job 14.4. Who can bring a dean thing out
of an unclean ? not one.
Job 15.14, What is man, that he ahould be
clean ? and he which is bom of a woman, that
he should be righteoua ? 16. Behold, he put
teth no trust in his saints ; yea, the heavena
arenotcleanin his sight, 16. Howmuchmore
abominable and fllthy is man, which drinketh
iniquity like water?
Job 26.4. How then can raan be justified
with God ? or how can he be clean that is bom
of a woman? 6. Behold even to the moon,
and it shineth not ; yea, the stars are not pure
in his sight. 6, How much leaa man, that is a
worm? Psa. 14.2. The Lord looked down from
heaven upon the chUdren of men, to aee if
there were any that did understand, and seeV

MAN
God. 3. They are aU gone aside, they are all
together become fllthy : there is none that
doeth good, no, not one. v. 1.
Psa. 61. 6. Behold, I was shapen in iniquity ;
and in sin did my mother conceive me.
Psa. 68.2. In heart ye work vrickedness.
3. The wicked are estranged frora the worab :
they go astray as soon as they be born, speak
ing Ues. 4. Their poison is like the poison of
a serpent : fh^ are Uke the deaf adder tlwt
atoppeth her ear ; 6. Which wUl not hearken
to the voice of charraers, charraing never ao
wisely. Psa, 94.11. The Lord knoweth the thoughta
of raan, that they are vanity.
Paa. 119,96, I have aeen an end of all per
fection, Psa. 130.8. If thou, Lord, ahouldest mark
iniqiuties, 0 Lord, who shaU stand ?
Paa. 143,2. In thy sight shall no man Uving
be justifled.
Pro. 10,20. The heart of the vricked is Uttle
worth. Pro, 20,9. Who can aay, I have made ray
heart clean, I am pure from my sin ?
Pro. 21.8. The way of man is froward and
strange, Ecc, 7.20. There is not a juat man upon
earth, that doeth good, and ainneth not. 29.
God hath made man upright ; but they have
sought out many inventions. 2 Chr. 6,36.
Ecc, 9,3. The heart of the sons of men is
f uU of evU, and madness is in their heart whUe
they Uve.
Isa, 1.5. The whole head ia sick, and the
whole heart faint, v. 6.
Isa. 42.7. To open the blind eyes, to bring
out the prisonera from the priaon, and them
that sit in darkness out of the prison house.
Isa. 43.8. The blind people that have eyes,
and the deaf that have ears.
Isa. 48,8, Yea, thou heardest not ; yea,
thou knewest not ; yea, from that time that
thine ear was not opened : for I knew that
tliou woiddest deal very treacherously, and
wast called a transgressor from the womb,
Isa. 63.6. AU we like sheep have gone
astray ; we have turned every one to his own
way. Isa, 64.6. We are aU as an unclean thing,
and aU our righteousnesses are as filthy rags ;
and we aU do fade as a leaf ; and our iniquities,
Uke the wind, have taken us away,
Jer. 2.22. Though thou wash thee with
nitre, and take thee much soap, yet thine
iniquity is raarked before me, saith the Lord
God. Jet. 13,23, Can the Ethiopian change his
skin, or the leopard his spots ? then may ye
also do good, that are accustomed to do evU,
Jer. 16.12. Ye walk every one after the
imagination of his evU heart, that thev raay
not hearken unto rae,
Jer. 17.9, The heart is deceitful above
aU things, and desperately vricked: who can
know it ? ,
Eze. 16.6. When I passed by thee, and saw
thee poUuted in thine own blood, I said unto
thee when thou wast in thy blood, Live. Eze
37.1-3. Eze. 36,26, From all your filthiness, and
frora aU your idols, wiU I cleanse you. 26. A
new heart also vriU I give you, and a new spirit
wUl I put within you ; and I wiU take away

MAN
the stony heart out of your flesh, and 1 will
give you an heart of fleah.
Hoa. 6.7. They like men have transgreaaed
the covenant : there have they dealt treacher
ously against me.
Mat. 12.34. O generation of vipers, how can
ye, being evU, speak good thinga ? for out of
the abundance of the heart the mouth speak
eth. 35. A good man out of the good trea
sure of the heart bringeth forth good things :
and an evU man out of the evil treasure bring
eth forth evil thinga.
Mat. 16,19, Out of the heart proceed eril
thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications
thefta, false witneaa, blasphemies. Mar. 7.
21-23. Luk. 1,79. To give light to thera that ait in
darkness and in the shadow of death,
Jno. 3.19. This is the condemnation, that
Ught is come into the world, and men loved
darkness rather than Ught, becauae their deeda
were evU.
Jno. 8. 23. Ye are from beneath ; I am from
above : ye are of this world.
Jno, 14.17. The Spirit of truth ; whom the
world cannot receive, because it seeth him not,
neither knoweth him.
Act, 8. 23. Thou art In the goU of bitterness,
and in the bond of iniquity.
Rom, 2,1. Thou art inexcusable, 0 man,
whosoever thou art that judgest ; for where
in thou judgest another, thou condemnest
thyself ; for thou that judgest doest the aame
things. Rora. 8.9. Are we better than they ? No,
in no wise : for we have before proved both
Jews and GentUea, that they are aU under sin ;
19. That every raouth raay be stopped, and all
the world may becorae guUty before God. 23,
AU have sinned, and come abort of the glory
of God.
Rora. 5.12, Death passed upon aU men, for
that aU have sinned : 13. For untU the law
sin was in the world : but ain is not imputed
wnei: xhere is no law. 14. Nevertheless death
reigned from Adam to Moses, even over thera
that had not sinned after the simUitude of
Adam's transgression.
Rom. 6.6. Our old man is crucified with
him, that the body of sin might be destroyed,
that henceforth we should not serve sin. 19.
Ye have yielded your merabers servants to un
cleanness and to iniquity unto iniquity ; 20.
When ye were the servants of sin, ye were free
from righteousness, v. 17.
Rom. 7.5. When we were in the flesh, the
motions of sins, which were by the law, did
work in our merabers to bring forth fruit unto
death. 11. Sin, taking occasion by the com
mandraent, deceived rae, and by it slew me.
13. Sin, that it might appear ain, working
death in me by that which is good ; that sin by
the coramandment might become exceeding
sinful. 14. 1 ara carnal, sold under sin. 16.
For that which I do I allow not : for what I
woiUd, that do I not ; but what I hate, that do
I, 18, I know that in rae (that is, in my
flesh,) dweUeth no good thing: for to will is
present with me ; but how to perform that
which is good I find not, 19, For the good
that I would I do not : but the evU which I
would not, that I do. 20. Now U I do that 1
woiUd not, it is no more I that do it, but sin
that dweUeth in me. 21. 1 find then a law, that.

MAN
when I would do good, evU ia present with me.
23. I aee another law in my merabera, warring
against the law of my mind, and bringing me
into captivity to the law of sin which is in
my members. 26. With the raind I myself
serve the law of God ; but vrith the flesh the
law of sin.
Rom. 8.6. They that ore after the fiesh do
mind the things of the flesh. 6. To be camaUy
minded is death. 7. The carnal mind is
enmity against God : for it is not subject to
the law of God, neither indeed can be. 8. So
then they that are in the flesh cannot please
God. Rom. 8.13. li ye Uve after the flesh, ye
shall die: but if ye through the Spirit do
mortify the deeds of the body, ye shaU Uve.
Rom. 11.17. Thou, being a wUd oUve-tree.
1 Cor. 2.14. The natural man receiveth not
the things of the Spirit of God : for they are
foollshneas unto him : neither can he know
them, because they are spiritually discerned.
1 Gor. 3.3. Ye are yet carnal : for whereas
there is among you envying, and strife, and
divisions, are ye not camal, and walk as men ?
lCor.5.9. Not to corapany with fornicators:
10. Yet not altogether with the fornicators of
this world, or vrith the covetous, or extortion
ers, or with idolaters ; for then raust ye needs
go out of the world,
2 Cor. 5,14. If one died for aU, then were
aU dead.
Gal. 3.10, As raany as are of the works of
the law are under the cm'se. 11. No raan is
justifled by the law in the sight of God, 22.
The scripture hath concluded aU under ain.
Gal, 6,17. The flesh lusteth against the
Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh : and
these are contrary the one to the other : so
that ye cannot do the things that ye would.
19. The works of the fledi are manifest, which
are these ; Adultery fornication, uncleanness,
lasciviousness, 20. Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred,
variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions,
heresies, 21. Envyings, murders, drunkenness,
reveUings, and such like.
Eph. 2.1. You hath he quickened, who were
dead in trespasses and sins ; 2. Wherein in
time past ye walked according to the course of
this world, according to the prince of the power
of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the
chUdren of disobedience. 3, Among whom
also we aU had our conversation in times past
in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling the desires
of the fiesh and of the mind ; and were by
nature the chUdren of wrath, even as others.
Eph. 2.12. At that time ye were without
Christ, being aliens frora the commonwealth of
Israel, and strangers from the covenants of
promise, having no hope, and without God in
the world, v. 11.
Eph, 4,17, Walk not as other GentUes walk,
in the vanity of their mind, 18. Having the
understanding darkened, being aUenated frora
the life of God through the ignorance that is in
them, because of the blindness of their heart :
19. Who being past feeUng have given them
selves over unto lasciviousness, to work all
uncleanness with greediness. 22. Put off con
cerning the forraer conversation the old raan,
which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts.
Eph. 6.8. Ye were sometimes darkness. 14.
Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the
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MAN
Col. 1.18. Who hath deUvered na from the
power of darkness. 21. You, that were some-
tirae aUenated and eneraies in yottr mind by
wicked works.
Col. 2.13. You being dead in your sins and
the uncircumcision of your fiesh.
Col. 3.6. Mortify therefore your merabera
which are upon the earth ; fornication, unclean
ness, inordinate affection, evU concupiscence,
and covetousness, which is idolatry: 7. In
the which ye also walked sometime, when ye
Uved in them.
2 Tim. 2,26. That they may recover them
selves out of the snare of the devU, who are
taken captive by him at his vriU.
Tit. 3.3, We ourselves also were someiiraea
fooUsh, disobedient, deceived, serving divers
lusts and pleasures, Uving in malice and envy,
hateful, aTid hating one another.
Jas. 3.2. In many things we offend aU.
Jas. 4.5. ^e spirit that dweUeth in ua
lusteth to envy.
1 Pet. 1.18. Your vain conversation received
hy tradition &om your fathers.
1 Pet. 2.9. Who hath called you out of
darkness. 25. Ye were as sheep going astray.
1 Pet. 3.19. Spirits in prison.
2 Pet. 1.4. Having eacaped the corruption
that is in the world through lust.
1 Jno, 1,8. If we say that we have no sin,
we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in
us, 10. If we aay that we have not sinned,
we raake hira a liar, and his word is not in us.
1 Jno. 2.16. AU that is in the world, the
lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes,
and the pride of life, is not of the Father, but
ia of the world.
1 Jno. 3.10. In this the chUdren of God are
manifest, and the chUdren of the devU : who
soever doeth not righteousnesa ia not of God,
neither he that loveth not hia brother.
1 Jno. 6,19. Kie whole world Ueth in
wickedness. Rev. 3.17. Thou sayest, I am rich, and
increased with gooda, and have need of noth
ing ; and knowest not that thou art wretched,
and miserable, and poor, and blind, and
naked. See Fall, the — Sin — Sinners — Spiritual
Blin dness — Regeneration — Godless ness ,
MAN, Trust in. See False Confidence.
 , Worship of, forbidden. See God
THE ONLY God.
MAN op Sin, 2 The, 2.3. See Apostaoy
op the last days.
MANAEN, a Christian teacher in Antioch,
Herod's foster-brother, Act. 13.1 {marg.).
MANASSEH, eldest son of Joseph,
adopted by Jacob, Gen. 41,51. Gen. 46.20.
Gen. 48.5. Jos. 14.4. Blesaed by Jacob, Gen.
48.13-20. Hia ChUdren, Gen. 60.23. Jos. 17.1-3.
1 Chr, 7.14rl9.
 , Tribe or, numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1.84,85 ; and in the plains of Moab,
Nura. 26,29-34, Marched and encamped under
the standard of Ephraim, west of tabemaele.
Num. 2.18,20. Num. 10.22,23. Bleaaing of
Mosea on, Deu. 33.13-17. With Reuben and
Gad aid the other tribes to conquer Canaan,
Deu. 8.18-20. Jos. 1,12-16. Jos. 4,12,13.
BuUt the altar of vritness, Jos. 22. Inherit
ance of, east of Jordan, Num. 82,33,39-42

MANASSEH
Num. 34.14,16. Deu. 3.14,16. Jos. 12.6,
Jos. 13.7,29-31. West of Jordan, Jos. 16.9.
.los. 17.1-11. Bid not drive ont all the Canaan
ites, Jud. 1.27. Aid Gideon against the Midian.
ites, Jud. 6.36. Jud. 7.23, Some of, join David
at Ziklag, 1 Chr. 12.19,31. Join in Hezekiah's
Passover, 2 Chr. 15.9. Retum from captivity,
1 Chr. 9.3. For things common to the tribes,
see Israelites, tribes of.
MANASSEH, 13th king of Judah (65 years'
reign) ; son and successor of Hezekiah ; his
idolatry and persecutions, 2 Kin. 21.1-17,
2 Kin. 24.4. 2 Chr. 33.1-9,19. Prophecies
against him, 2 Kin. 21.10-16. 2 Chr. 33.10,
Jer.16.4. Taken captive to Babylon; hisrepent-
ance and restoration, 2 Chr. 33.11-19. Builds
walls and forts ; destroys idols and repairs the
temple, 2 Chr. 33.14-16. His death, 2 Kin.
21.18. 2 Chr. 33.20,
MANDRAKE, a plant used for food. Gen.
30. 14-16. Odorous, Song 7.13.'
MANEH, Eze. 45.12. Translated pounds ;
equal to 100 shekels (about 4 lb.), 1 Kin. 10.17
with 2 Chr. 9.16.
MANGER or Crib, Job. 39.9. Pro. 14.4.
Isa. 1.3. Jesuslaidin, Luk. 2.7,12,16. Trans
lated stall, Luk. 13.16.
MANNA, given to Israehtes in the wilder
ness ; mode of gathering it ; double supply of,
on 6th day, Ex. 16.4-31. Num. 11.7,8. Deu,
8.3,16. Neh. 9.20. Psa. 78.24. Jno. 6.31,49,68.
A pot of, laid up tn the ark, Ex. 16.33. Heb.
9.4. IsraeUtes murmur at. Num. 11.6-10.
Supply of, continued 40 years ; ceased on enter
ing Canaan, Ex. 16.35. Jos. 5.12. lUustrative,
Jno, 6.48-61. Eev. 2.17.
MANNERS AHD Customs. See such
heads as Feasts, Marriage, Travelling,
Ac. MANOAH, father of Samson, whose birth
was predicted to him by an angel ; his prayer
and offering, Jud. IS. Obtains a wife for
Samson, Jud. 14.1-11.
MANSLAUGHTER, Ex. 21.13, Num. 36.
22,23. Deu. 19.6.
MANSLAYERS might be slain by the
next of kin to the deceased. Num. 36.19,27.
Might escape by fleeing to a city of refuge,
Num. 36.16. Jos. 20.4. See Pro. 28.17.
Were tried. Num. 35.12,24. Must remain in
the city of refuge till the high-priest's death.
Num. 36.25,28. An ox goring a man, to be
killed, Ex. 21.28-32. See Murder.
MANTLE. See Dress.
MANUFACTURES. See Arts.
MAON, a town of Judah near South Carmel,
Jos. 15.66. Nabal's abode, 1 Sam. 25.2.
Maonites oppress Israel, Jud. 10.12; called
Mehunims, defeated by Uzziah, 2 Clir, 26.7.
 , wilderness of, David escapes to,
1 Sam. 23.24,26.
MAR AH (bitter, see Euth 1.20) ; in the
wilderness of Shur ; its bitter waters sweetened
by Moses, Ex. 16.23-26. Num. 33.8.
MARANATHA (the Lord will come), 1 Cor.
16.22. MARBLE, 1 Chr, 29,2. Est. 1.6. Song
6.16. Eev. 18.12.
296

MARRIAGE
MARESHAH, a city of Judah, Jos. 16.44.
Fortified by Rehoboam, 2 Chr. 11.8. Asa
defeats the Ethiopians near, 2 Chr, 14.9.10.
Eliezer the prophet's birthplace, 2 Chr. 20.37,
Prophecy of, Mic 1.16.
MARINER. See Ships.
MARK or Marcus (John Mark), son of
Mary, a disciple, accompanies Paul and
Bamabas, Act. 12.12,25, Act. 13.5. Leaves
them at Perga, Act. 13.13. Act. 16.38. Paul
refuses to take him to Syria, &c. ; he goes with
Bamabas his kinsman. Act. 16.37,39. CoL
4.10. A companion of Peter, 1 Pet. 6.13.
With Paul in his imprisonment at Eome,
Col 4.10,11. 2 Tun. 4.11, Phihn. 24,
MARKET or Fair. Of the I^rians, Eze.
27,13-25; of sheep, &c., in the temple^ Jno.
2,14,15, Mat. 21.12. Luk. 19.45.
MARKET-PLACE, hiring in, Mat. 20,8.
Place of resort. Mat. 23.7. Mar. 7.4. Luk.
7.32. Paul brought before judges in, at
Philippi, Act. 16.19 ; preached in, at Athena,
Act. 17,17. Held at gates. Gen, 23.10,16.
Gen. 84.20. Euth 4.1. 2 Kin. 7.1,18,
MARRIAGE. Parents contracted for their
children, Gen. 21.21. Gen. 34.6-8. Jud. 1.12
Jud. 14.2. 1 Sam. 17.25. Alight refuse their
consent. Ex, 22.17. Consulted the parties,
Gen. 24.67,68. Gen. 34.8. 1 Sam. 18.20.
Presents given by the suitor to the father
and famUy of the bride. Gen. 24.53. Gen.
34.12. Deu. 22.29. Hos. 3.2. Or services,
Gen. 29,18. Jos, 15.16. ISam. 17.26, ISam,
18.25. Manner of asking in marriage. Gen. 34.6,11,
Jud. 14.2,10. 1 Sam. 26.40. See Betrothal.
Solemnized by a feast, lasting some days.
Gen. 29.22. Jud. 14.12. Jno, 2,1-6. Est.
2.18. Mat. 22.11,12. Guests provided with
garments. Mat. 22.11,12. A benediction at the
close. Gen, 24.60. Euth 4.11,12. Psa. 46.16,17.
At the gate before witnesses, Euth 4.1,10,11.
The bride richly dressed and adorned with
jewels, Psa, 46.13,14. Isa. 49.18, Jer, 2.32.
Eev. 21.2. Received presents. Gen. 24.63.
Psa. 45.12. Attended by female companions,
Psa. 46.9. Had a handmaid given by her
father. Gen. 24.69. Gen. 29.24,29. Was con
ducted in procession to the bridegroom's house.
Gen. 29.23. Psa. 45.14,16. Mat. 25.1-6.
The bridegroom adorned with jewels, Isa.
01.10, Crowned, Song 3.11. Accompanied by
friends, Jud. 14.11. Jno. 3.29. Bxemptedfrom
going to war for a year, Deu. 24.6,
The eldest sister married first. Gen. 29.26,
The Jews' opinion of celibacy, Jud. 11,38. Isa.
4.1. Jer. 16.9. Christ's miracle at a marriage,
Jno. 2.1-11.
With a deceased brother's widow. Gen. 38,
8,11. Deu. 25.6-10. Euth 4.6. Mat. 22.24.
Of priests. Lev. 21.7,13-16. Of an heu-ess,
Nnm. 86.8. Of ministers. Mat, 8.14, 1 Cor.
9.6. 1 Tim. 3.2,12. Act. 21,8,9, Of widows,
Eom. 7.2,3. 1 Cor. 7.39. 1 Tim. 6.14.
Marriage forbidden within certain degrees
of affinity. Lev. 18.6-18. Lev. 20.11-21. Deu.
22.30, Illustrative, Isa. 54.5, Isa. 62,4,5. Jer.
8.14. Hos. 2.19,20. Mat, 22.2. Mat. 26.10
Eph. 6.30-32. Rev. 19.7.
Divinely instituted and indissoluble. Gen,
1,27,28, Gen. 2.18-26. Mai, 2.13-16, Mnt

JVtARRlAGE
ft.31,32. Mat. 19.3-9. Mar. 10.6, Luk. 16.18.
Rom. 7. 2,3. 1 Cor. 7,1-16,25-40. 1 Tira, 4. 1,3,
1 Tira. 6.14. Heb. 18.4.
See DivoROJE, Polygamy, Adultery,
Husbands, Women.
MARRIAGE, Ibrelioiotts and Idola
trous FORBIDDEN, Geu. 24.3. Gen. 28.1.
Ex. 34.16. Deu. 7,8,4. Jos, 23.12,18, Ezr.
9,12, Neh. 13.26,27. MaL 2.11,12. 1 Cor.
7.39. 2 Cor. 6.14,
Examples op : Sons of God, Gen, 6,2-6,
Esau, Gen. 26.34, IsraeUtes, Jud. 8,6-8. Sam
son, Jud. 14,1-16. Solomon, 1 Kin. 3,1,
1 Km, 11.1-4. Ahab, 1 Kin, 16.81. Jews,
Ezr. 9.1-12. Ezr, 10. Neh. 13.26-27. Mai.
2.11-13. MARS-HILL. A hiU in Athens cn which
the councU of Areopagus was held. (The Greek
word Areopagus, v. 19, is the same translated
Mars-hUl, v. 22.) Paul's address on, Act.
17.19-82. MARTHA OP Bethany, sister of Mary &
Lazarus, Jno, 11,1. Entertains Jesus ; ia ad
monished by him, Luk. 10.38-42. Loved by
Jesus, Jno. 11.6. Her brother Lazarus' death
and resurrection, Jno. 11.1-46. Serves Jesus
at supper, Jno.12.2.
MARTYRS. See Persecution.
MARY, THE Mother of Jesus, Mat. 18.56.
Mar. 6,3. Jno. 6,42, Her lineage, Mat. 1.1-16.
Luk. 8,28-38. Espoused to Joseph, Mat, 1,18,
Luk. 1,27. The angel Gabriel sent to annotmce
to her that Chriat should be bom of her, Luk.
1.26,28-38. Viaita EUzabeth for 8 mon tha ;
Elizabeth's aalutation, Luke 1.39-46. Her
thanksgiving, Luk. 1.46-56. Goes to Bethle
hem ; birth of Jesus, Luk. 2.4-7. Mat. 1.18-26,
Mat. 2.1, Visited by shepherds, Luk. 2,16-19 ;
and by the wise raen, Mat. 2.11. Presents
Jeaus in the temple ; Simeon's prophecy ; her
sacrifice of purification, Luk, 2,22-39.
Flees to Egypt ; returns to Nazareth, Mat.
2.14,20-23. Luk. 2.89. Goes to the feast and
seeks Jesus ; her question to Jesus, and his
answer, Luk. 2.41-49, Marvels at what she
hears of Jesus, Luk. 2.19,33,48-51. Is present
vrith Jesua at his first miracle ; accompanies
him to Capernaum, Jno. 2.1-10. Desires to
see hira when preaching. Mat. 12.46. Mar.
3,81. Luk. 8.19. Stands by the cross ; Jesus
coraraends her to John, who takes her to his
home, Jno. 19.26-27. Is with the disciples in
the upper room. Act. 1.14.
 OF Bethany, aiater of Lazarus and
Martha; her piety, Luk. 10.39,42. Loved by
Jeaus, Jno. 11.1,5. Her brother Lazarus' death
and resurrection, Jno. 11.1-46. Anoints the
head and feet of Jesus, Mat. 26,7-13. Mar.
14.3-9. Jno. 11.2. Jno. 12.3-7.
MARY Magdalene. Jesus casts seven
devils out of her ; ministers to Christ, Mar.
16.9. Luk. 8.2,8, Beholds Christ's crucifixion.
Mat. 27.66. Mar. 15.40. Jno. 19.26, Watches
the sepulchre, Mat. 27.61. Mar. 15.47. Luk.
23.55,56, Visits the sepulchre with apicea;
addreaaed by an angel. Mat, 28.1-7. Mar. 16.
1-7. Luk. 24.1-8. Jno. 20.1,11-13. Met by
Jeaus ; his message to the disciples ; goea to
announce Chriat'a resurrection. Mat, 28.8-10.
Mar. 16.8-11. Luk. 24.9-11,22. Jno. 20.14-18.
 , raother of James the Less ; wife
of Oleophas. and aiater of the mother of Je.'sus.

MASTERS
Jno. 19.25. Mother of James and Joses, Mat
27.66. Mar. 16.40. Present at the crucifixion,
Mat, 27,66. Mar. 15.40. Jno, 19,26. Watches
the sepulchre. Mat, 27,61, Mar. 16,47, Viaita
the sepulchre with apicea. Mat, 28.1. Mar.
16.1. TeUs the disomies of Christ's resurrection,
Luk. 24,10.
MARY, raother of John Mark, Act, 12.12,
 , a Roman disciple, who laboured
for Paul, Rom. 16.6.
MASCHIL (instruction), a title of Psalms
82, 42, 44, 45, 62, 53, 64, 74, 88, 89, 142.
MASON, IKm. 6.18. 2 Kin, 12.12. 2Kin.
22,6. 1 Chr. 14.1. Ezr. 8.7.
MASSAH. See Mebibah.
MASTERS. Lev. 25.43. Thou shalt not
rule over him vrith rigour ; but shalt fear thy
God. Deu. 6.14. The Sabbath of the Lord thy
God : m it thou shalt not do any work, thou,
nor thy son, nor thy daughter, nor thy man
servant, nor thy maidservant, nor thine ox,
nor thine ass, nor any of thy cattle, nor thy
stranger that t5 within thy gates ; that thy
manservant and thy maidservant may rest as
weU as thou.
Deu, 24.14. Thou shalt not oppress an hired
servant that is poor and needy, whether he be
of thy brethren, or of thy strangers that are in
thy land within thy gates : 15. At his day
thou shalt give him his hire, neither shall the
sun go down upon it; for he is poor, and
setteth his heart upon it : lest he C17 against
thee unto the Lord, and it be sin unto thee.
Lev. 19.13.
Job 31.18. If I did despise the cause of my
manservant or of my maidservant, when they
contended with me ; 14. What then shall }
do when God riseth up ? and when he viaiteth,
what ahall I anawerhim? 16. Did not he that
made me in the womb make him 7
Psa. 101.6. He that walketh in a perfect
way, he shaU serve me. v. 7.
Pro. 29.21. He that deUcately bringeth up
his servant frora a chUd shaU have him become
his son at the length.
Jer. 22.18. Woe imto hira that useth his
neighbour's service without wages, and giveth
him not for his work.
Mai. 3.6. I wiU be a swift witness against
those that oppress the hireling in his wages.
Luk. 10,7. The labourer is worthy of his hire.
Eph. 6.9. Ye masters, do the same things
unto thera, forbearing threatening : knowing
that your Master also is in heaven ; neither is
there respect of persons vrith hira.
Col. 4.1. Masters, give unto your servants
that which is just and equal ; knowing that ye
also have a Master in heaven.
Philm. 15. Receive hira for ever ; 16. Not
now as a servant, but above a servant, a
brother beloved, specially to me, but how
ranch raore unto thee, both in the fiesh, and in
the Lord ?
Jas. 6.4. Behold, the hire of the labourers
who have reaped down your fields, which is of
you kept back by fraud, crieth : and the cries
of thera which have reaped are entered into
the ears of the Lord of aabaoth.
 , Bad, Examples of. Sarah, Gen.
16.6. Laban, Gen, 31,7. Potiphar's wife, Gen
39,7-20. Amalekite, 1 Sam, 30.18. 297

MASTERS

MEEKNESS

MASTERS, Good, Examples of. Abra
ham, Gen. 18,19. Centurion, Luk. 7,2.
See SERyANTS.
MATTANIAH. See Zedekiah.
MATTHEW, or Levi, a publican, the aon
of Alpheus ; his caU to foUow Christ ; makes
a feast for Jesus, Mat. 9.9,10. Mar, 2.14,15.
Luk. 6.27-29. An apostle. Mat, 10,8. Mar.
3,18, Luk. 6.16. Act. 1.13,
MATTHIAS, an apostle chosen in place of
Judas, Act. 1.23-26.
MATTOCK, an edge tool, 1 Sam. 13.20,21.
Used for digging, laa. 7.26. Another word
translated mattock in 2 Chr. 34.6.
MAUL, Pro. 26.18.
MAZZAROTH (lodguigs or stations of the
sun). Job 38.82 {marg., 12 signs).
MEAH, a tower in Jerusalem, Neh. 3.1.
Neh. 12.39.
MEAL. See Bread — Barley,
MEALS, See Feasts — Prayer before
Meals. MEASURE. (1.) Heb. Cor; Gr. Koros; 10
ephahs, 90 galls. ; corn and oil measured by,
Gen, 18,6. ISam, 26,18, IKin, 4,22, IKin.
6,11. 1 KUl. 18.32. 2 Kin. 7.1. 2 Chr. 2.10.
2 Chr. 27.6. Luk. 16.7. lUustrative, laa.
40.12. (2.) Gr. Batos; Heb. Bath; about 9
galls., Luk. 16.6.
(3.) Gr. Saton; Heb, Seah; ^ of an ephah,
about 1^ peck, or 3 galls,, Mat, 13.83, Luk,
13,21. (4.) Gr. Choenix, about 1 quart. Rev.
6.6. (6.) Gr. Metron, a general term like our
word raeaaure, Mat. 7.2. Rev. 21,17.
MEASURES, Of capacity, see Bath,
Bushel, Cab, Cor, Ephah, Firkin, Hin,
Homer, Log, Measure, Omer. Of lengtli
and distance, see Acre, Cubit, Day's jour
ney. Fathom, Fingerbbeadth, Furlong,
Handbreadth, Reed, Span, Mile, Sab
bath-day's JOURNEY.
 , required to be juat, Lev. 19.36,36.
Deu, 26,14,16. Pro, 20.10. Eze. 45.10. Amos
8.5, Mic, 6.10.
MEASURING- ROD, or Line, Jer. 81.39,
Eze. 40.3,5. Eze. 42.15-19. Zee. 2,1.
MEAT-OFFERING. SeeOFFERiNas,p.336.
MEDAD and Eldajo prophesy in the camp
cf Israel, Num. 11,26-28,
MEDEEA, a town of Moab, Num. 21,30.
Isa, 15.2. Given to Reuben, Jos, 13.9,16.
Joab defeats the Aramonites at, 1 (3ir. 19.7-15,
MEDES. See Madai— Persia,
MEDICINE, See Diseases, treatment
OF, MEDITERRANEAN SEA (this name not
in Scripture), caUed the Great Sea, Num. 34.
6,7. Joa. 1.4. Jos. 9.1. Jos. 15.12,47. Jos.
23.4, Eze. 47.10,16,20. Eze. 48.28. The sea
of the Philistines, Ex. 23.31 ; of Joppa Ezr
3.7, The sea, Jos. 15.4,46. Act. 17.14. The
hinder sea. Zee, 14.8. The utmost sea, Deu.
11.24. Joel 2.20. Islesof, see Chios, CLAUDA^
Coos, Crete, Cyprus, Melita, Patmos,
Rhodes, Samos, Samothrace.
MEEKNESS, Patience. Pro. 12,20, To
the counsellors of peace is joy.
Pro. 14.29. He that is slow to wrath is of
great understanding.

Pro, 16.1. A soft answer turneth away
wrath. 18. He tJiat is slow to anger appeaseth
strife. Pro. 16.82. He that is alow to anger ia better
than the mighty ; and he that ruleth his spirit
than he that taketh a city.
Pro. 17.1. Better is a dry morael, and quiet
ness therewith, than an house fuU of sacnfices
with strife.
Pro, 19,11. The discretion of a man defers
reth his anger ; and U is his glory to paaa over
a transgression. Pro, 20.3. It ia an honour for a man to
cease from strife.
Pro. 25.16. By long forbearing is a prince
persuaded, and a soft tongue breaketh tho
bone. Pro. 29.8. Wise men tum away wrath.
Ecc. 7.8. The patient in spirit is better than
the proud in spirit.
Ecc. 10.4. If the spirit of the nder riae up
againat thee, leave not thy place ; for yielding
pacifieth great offencea.
Lara. 3.28, He sitteth alone and keepeth
sUence, because he hath bome it upon him.
29. He putteth his inouth in the dust ; if so
be there may be hope, 30. He giveth his
cheek to him that smiteth him : he is flUed
fuU with reproach.
Amos 3,3. Can two walk together, except
they be agreed?
Zeph. 2.3. Seek ye the Lord, aU ye meek
of the earth, which have wrought his judg
ment ; seek righteousness, seek meekness.
Mat. 6,6. Blessed are the meek : for they
shall inherit the earth, 9, Blessed are the
peacemakers : for they ahall be caUed the chU
dren of God.
Mat, 11.29. Take ray yoke upon you, and
leam of me ; for I ara meek and lowly in
heart : and ye ahaU find rest unto your souls.
Mar, 9.50, Have peace one with another.
Rora. 12.18, If it be possible, aa much as
Ueth in you, Uve peaceably with aU men,
Rora. 14.19, FoUow after the thinga which
make for peace, and thinga wherewith one may
edify another,
1 Cor, 7.15. God hath caUed us to peace.
1 Cor. 10,32. Give none offence, neither to
the Jewa, nor to the GentUes, nor to the church
of God.
1 Cor. 11.19. There must be also heresies
among you, that they which are approved may
be raade raanUeat among you.
1 Cor. 18.4. Charity ai^ereth long, and ia
kind ; charity envieth not ; charity vaunteth
not itseU, is not puffed up. 6. Doth not be
have itaeU imseemly, aeeketh not her own, is
not easUy provoked, thiidceth no evU. 7.
Beareth aU thinga, beUeveth all things, hopeth
aU thinga, endureth aU things.
2 Cor. 13.11. Be perfect, be of good com
fort, be of one mind, Uve in peace ; and the
God of love and peace shaU be with you.
Gal. 6.22. The fruit of the Spirit is love,
joy, peace, long-auffering, gentleness, good
ness, faith, 23. Meekness, teraperance : againat
such there ia no law. 26. Let ua not be desir
ous of vain glory, provoking one another,
envying one another.
Gal. 6.1. If a man be overtaken in a fault,
ye which are spiritual, restore such an one ir
the spirit of meekness ; considering thyself.
lest thou also be tempted.

MEEKNESS
Eph. 4. 2, With aU lowliness and meekness,
with long-suffering, forbearing one another in
love. PhU. 2,14. Do oU things without murmur
ings and disputings : 16, That ye may be
blameless and harmless, the sons of God, with
out rebuke.
CoL 3.12. Put on therefore, aa the elect of
God, holy and beloved, bowels of mercies,
kindness, hurablenesa of mind, meekness,
long-auffering ; 13. Forbearing one another,
and foi^ving one another.
1 The. 4.11. Study to be quiet, and to do
your own busineaa.
I The. 6.14. Be patient toward aU men.
2 The. 3,6. The Lord direct your hearta
into the love of God, and into the patient
waiting for Chriat.
1 Tim. 3.2, A bishop then must be blame
less, 3, Patient, not a brawler.
1 Tim, 6.11. FoUow after patience, meek
ness. 2 Tim. 2,24. The servant of the Lord raust
not strive ; but be gentle unto aU men, apt to
teach, patient, 25. In raeekness instructing
thoae that oppose themselves.
Tit, 2.2. That the aged men be sound in
the faith, in charity, in patience. 9. Etdiort
servants to be obedient unto their own masters,
and to please them •well in all things; not
answering again.
Tit. 3,2. To speak evU of no man, to be no
brawlers, hut gentle, shewing aU meekness unto
oU men.
Heb. 10,36, Ye have need of patience, that,
after 'c have done the vriU of God, ye might
receive the promise.
Heb, 12,14. FoUow peace vrith aU men.
Jas. 1.4. Let patience have her perfect work.
that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting
nothing. Jas. 8.13, Who ia a. wise man, and endued
vrith knowledge among you ? let bim shew out
of a good conversation his works with meek
neaa of vrisdom. 17. The vrisdom that is frora
above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and
easy to be entreated, full of mercy and good
fruits, without partiality, and without hypo
crisy, 18. And the fruit of righteousness is
sown in peace of thera that raake peace.
1 Pet, 2.18. Servants, be subject to your
masters with oU fear ; not only to the good
and gentle, but also to the froward. 19, For
this is thank-worthy, if a man for conscience
toward God endure grief, suffering wrongfuUy.
20. For what glory is it, it, when ye be buffeted
for your faults, ye shall take it patiently ! but
if, when ye do weU, and suffer for it, ye take
it patiently, this is acceptable with God, 21.
For even hereunto were ye called ; because
Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an
example, that ye should foUow his ateps :
23. Who, when he was revUed, revUed not
again ; when he suffered, he threatened not ;
but coraraitted Mmself to him that judgeth
ri^teously. 1 Pet. 3.4. That which is not corruptible,
even, the ornament of a meek and quiet apirit,
which ia in the sight of God of great prict. 11.
Let him eschew evU, and do good ; let him
seek peace, and ensue it. 15. Be ready always
to give an answer to every man that asketh you
a reason of the hope that is in you with meek
ness and fear, Psa. 34.14.

MERCY-SEAT
2 Pet. 1.5. Add to your faith, patience.
Meekness, Patience, Examples op:
Abraham, Gen. 18,8. Isaac, Gen. 26.20-22.
Moses, Ex. 2.13. Ex. 16.24. Ex. 16.7,8. Ex,
17.2. Num. 12.3. Nura. 16.4-11. Gideon,
Jud. 8,2,3. Hannah, 1 Sam. 1.13-16. Saul,
ISam 10.27. David, 1 Sam. 17.29. 2 Sara.
16.9-14. Psa. 38.13,14, Paa. 120.5-7. PauL
Act. 21.20-26. 1 The. 2.7. Job, Jaa, 6.11.
The angel, Jud, 9,
See Forgiveness, Humility, Persecu
tion, Christ's Meekness, Anger, Strife.
MEGIDDO, a town of Manasseh in Issachar,
Jos, 17.11. 1 Chr, 7.29. King of, conquered
by Joshua, Jos. 12.21, Inhabitanta of, not
driven out, Jud, 1.27. Fortified by Solomon,
1 Kin. 9.15, 1 Kin. 4.12. Ahaziah flees to,
when wounded; and diea at, 2 Kin. 9.27,
 , Valley and Waters OF, Sisera,
&c., defeated at, by Barak, Jud, 6.19. Joaioh
alaui at, 2 Kin. 28,29,30. 2 Chr. 86.22. Zee.
12.11. MELCHIZEDEK, king of Salem ; hia
priesthood ; blesses Abraham, and receives
tithes from hira. Gen. 14.18-20. Psa. 110.4.
Heb. 6,6,10,11. Heb. 6,20. Heb. 7,1-21.
MELITA (now Malta), an island in the
Mediterranean, to which Paul escaped when
shipwrecked ; his treatment by Publius and
the inhabitants, and hia ihiracles. Act. 28,1-10.
MELON, a fruit grown in Egypt, Num.
11,6, MELZAR, the steward, intrusted with the
care of Daniel, &c,, Dan. 1.11-16.
MEMPHIS (the capital of Lower Egypt;,
Hoa. 9.6. CaUed Noph ; Jews dwelt in dur
ing the captivity, Jer. 44.1. Prophecies of,
Isa. 19.13. Jer. 2.16. Jer. 46.14,19. Fize.
30.18,16. MENAHEM, 16th king of Israel (10 years'
reign) ; slays Sh^um and succeeds him ; his
cruelty and sins ; bribes the king of Assyria ;
his death, 2 Kin. 16,13-22.
MENE (to number), Dan. 6,25,26.
MEPHIBOSHETH, son of Jonathan,
2 Sara. 4.4. CaUed Merib-baal, IChr. 8.34.
1 Chr. 9.40. His laraeneas, 2 Sara. 4.4. David's
kindness to him, 2 Sam. 9. 2 Sam. 21,7.
Remains in Jerusalem during Absalom's rebel-
Uon, 2 Sam. 16,1-4. Blamed by David ; his
defence, 2 Sara. 19.24-80. His inheritance
divided with Ziba, 2 Sam, 16,4, 2 Sara. 19,29.
MERAB, Saul's eldest daughter, proraised
to David ; married to Adriel, 1 Sam, 18,17,19.
Her aona deUvered up to the Gibeonites, 2Sam.
21,8,9 {Tnarg.).
MERARI, son of Levi, and head of the
Merarites, Gen. 46.11. Ex. 6.16, Num.
S.17,33-35. I Chr. 6.1,19. See Levites,
divisions of, p. 276.
MERATHAIM, a name of Babylon, Jer.
60,21. MERCHANT. See Commerce.
MERCURY (Gr. Hermes), a. god worshipped
in Lycaonia ; Paul aupposed to be. Act. 14. 12,
MERCY. See Pardon— Forgiveness-
Love— God's MEROY.
MERCY-SEAT, of gold 2J cubUs long, and
Ij cubits broad, placed upon the Ark of thf
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Covenant between the cherubim, Ex. 25.17-22.
Ex. 26.34. Ex. 30.6. Ex. 31.7, Ex. 35.12.
Ex. 87.6-9. Ex. 39.35. Ex. 40.20. 1 Kin.
8.7. 1 Chr. 28.11. Heb. 9.6. Sprinkled with
the blood of sin-offerings on the day of atone-
ment,Lev. 16.14,16, God's presence manifested
In the cloud upon, Ex. 26.22. Ex. 30.6,36.
Lev. 16.2. Num. 7.89. Num. 17.4. 1 Sam.
4.4. 2 Sam. 6.2. 2 Kin. 19.15. 1 Chr. 13.6.
Psa. 80.1. Psa. 99.1. Isa. 87.16. Heb. 4.16.
See Abk, Chebubim.
MERIBAH (strife), a place in the desert of
Sin, where water was brought from the rock ;
called Massah, Ex. 17.1-7. Deu. 33.8.
 , or Meribah Kadesh, a fountain
produced for Israel in the desert of Zin ;
Moses and Aaron punished for their sin at.
Num. 20.12,13,24. Num. 27.14. Deu. 32.61.
Psa. 81.7. Psa. 106.32. Eze. 47.19. Eze.
48.28. MERODACH, a Babylonian idol, Jer. 60.2,
MEEODACH-BALADAN king of Babylon,
sends an embassy to Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 20.12.
Isa. 89.1.
MEBOM, Waters of (the upper lake of
the Jordan) ; Joshua's victory over Canaanite
kings near, .los. 11,6-7.
MEBOZ, a place in the north of Palestine ;
people of, reliuked for not aiding Barak, Jud.
6.23, MESHA, the boundary of the descendants
of Joktan, Gen. 10.30,
 , king of Moab, pays tribute of lambs,
&c., to Allah ; revolts after Ahab's death,
2 Kin. 1.1. 2 Kin. 3.4,5.
MESHACH or Mishael. See Sbabbach .
MESHECH, a country bordering on Arme
nia, Eze. 39.1 with Gen. 10.2. 1 Chr, 1.6.
Eze. 32.26. Eze. 88.2,3. Merchants of, Eze.
27.13. It signifies barbarians in Psa. 120.5,
MESOPOTAMIA (Mesopotamia is Greek,
signifying between the rivers. The Hebrew is
Aram-naharaim ; that is, Aram of the 2 rivers,
Psa. 60 {title) ; also Padan-Aram ; that is, the
plain of Aram), a country between the
Euphrates and Tigris northwards ; residence of
Bethuel, Abram, Laban, and Jacob, Gen. 24.
Gen. 26.20. Gen. 28.2-7. Gen. 31.18. Gen.
38.18. Gen. 46.15. Gen. 48.7. Act. 7.2 ; see
Gen. 11.28-31. Balaam belonged to, Deu. 23.4.
Chushan, king of, subdues Israel ; defeated by
Othniel, Jud. 3.8-10. People of, defeated by
David, Psa. 60 {title). Ajd the Ammonites,
1 Chr. 19.6. Present at Pentecost, Act. 2.9.
Towns of, see Carchemish, Haran, Nahor,
Eezeph, Tel-abib, Ub. Elver of, see
Chebar. MESSIAH. See Christ the Messiah.
METALS. See Brass, Golc, Iron, Leau,
Silver, Tin. Working in, see Beaten -
¦work, Furnace, Eefiner, Smith.
METHEG-AMMAH (the bridle of Ammah ;
that is, Gath, which was in Ammah), captured
by Pavid from the Philistines, 2 Sam. 8,1 ; see
1 Chr. 18.1. See Gath.
METHUSELAH, his Ufe and death. Gen.
6.21-27. 1 Chr. 1.3.
MICAH, a man of Mount Ephraim ; robs
his mother, and makes images, which are
stolen by the Danites, Jud. c. 17 & 18.
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MILK
MICAH THE MoRASiHiTK, time of his
prophesying, Jer. 26.18,19. Mic. 1.1.
MICAIAH, a prophet, imprisoned by Ahab
forpredicting his death, 1 Kin. 22.8-28. 2 Chr,
18.4-27, MICHAEL THE Archangel, his succour of
the Jews, Dan. 10.13.21, Dan. 12.1, Conten
tion with the devil, Jude 9 ; see Zee. 3,2, Eev,
12.7. MICHAIAH, reports to the princes Jere
miah's prophecy, Jer, 36,11-13.
MICHAL, youngest daughter of Saul,
married to David, 1 Sam. 18.20-28. Saves
David's life, 1 Sam. 19.12-17. Given by Saul
to Phalti, 1 Sam. 25.44. David demands her
restoration, 2 Sam. 3.13-16. Despises David
for dancing before the ark ; dies childless,
2 Sam. 6.16,20-23. 1 Chr. 16.29.
MICHMASH, a town of Benjamin, 1 Sam.
13.6. Ee-inhabited after the captivity, Neh.
11.81. Ezr. 2.27.
 , Pass op, Isa. 10.28,29. Jonathan
conquers the Phihstines In, 1 Sam. 13,2-23.
1 Sam. 14.6,31.
MIOHTAM (mystery), titU Psa. 18,66-60.
MIDIANITES, descended from Midian,
son of Abraham and Keturah, Gen, 26.1,2,4.
1 Chr. 1.32,33. Their territory, Ex. 2.16. Ex.
8.1. 1 Kin. 11.18. Called IshmaeUtes ; their
trade. Gen. 87.26-36. Their camels, kc. Num.
31.32-39. Jud. 8.21-26. Isa. 60.6. Moses
marries a daughter of Jethro, priest of Midian,
Ex. 2.16,21, Ex, 3. Ex. 4.19. Ex. 18.1.
Num. 10.29. Join Moab in caUing Balaam,
Num. 22.4. Seduce Israel to idolatry, &c..
Num. 26. Israel commanded to destroy, Num,
25.17. Israel destroys five kings of, Nura.
31.1-20. Jos. 13.21. Gideon delivers Israel
from, and slays their kings Zebah and Zal-
mimna, Jud. c. 6 to 8. Psa. 83.9. Isa. 9.4.
Isa. 10.26 : and two princes, Oreb and Zeeb,
Jud. 7.26. Psa. 83.11. Idol of. See Baal-
PEOR. Prophecies of, Isa. 60.6. Hab. 3.7.
See Ephah.
MIDWIVES, Gen. 36.17. Piety of, in
Egypt, Ex, 1.16-21.
MIGDOL, a town of Egypt on the borders
of the Eed Sea ; Israel encamped between it
and the sea, Ex. 14.2. Num. 33.7. See Eze.
29.10 {rruirg.). Eze. 30.6 {marg.). Jews dwell
in, during the captivity, Jer. 44.1, Prophecy
against, Jer. 46.14.
MIGEON, a town between Ai and Mich
mash, Isa. 10.28. Saul encamps at, 1 Sam.
14.2. See Michmash, pass of.
MILCOM. See Moleoh.
MILE, a Eoman measure of 1000 paces or
1611 yards (the English mUe is 1760 yards),
Mat. 6 41.
MILETUS (a city and seaport of Ionia, 36
mUes south of Ephesus), Paul meets the elders
of Ephesus at ; his address. Act. 20.16-38,
Trophimus left at, by Paul, 2 Tim. 4.20.
MILK, used as food. Gen, 18.8. Jud. 4.19.
i.Song 6.1. Eze. 26.4 ; of goats. Pro. 27.27 ; of
sheep, Deu. 82.14. Isa. 7.21,22 ; of camels.
Gen. 32.16 ; of cows, Deu. 82.14. 1 Sam. 6.
7,10. A kid was not to be seethed in Its
mother's milk, Ex. 23.19. Deu 14 21. lUns-

MILL
trative, Ex. 33.3, I3a.6O.l6. Joel 3.18. Isa.
65.L Heb. 6.12,13. 1 Pet. 2.2, See Butter,
Obeesb. MILL, Jer, 25.10. Mat. 18.6. Formed of
two stones, Deu. 24.6. Job 41,24. Isa, 47,2.
Women employed at, Ex. 11.6. Mat. 24.41;
and captives, Jud. 16.21. Lam. 5,13. Manna
ground in, Num. 11,8. Ahimelech kiUed by a
piece of miUstone, Jud, 9,53, A millstone not
to be taken in pledge, Deu, 24.6.
MILLENNIUM (1000 years), prophecy of.
Rev. 20.1-7. See Church, prophecies op.
MILLET, a small grain, Eze, 4.9,
MILLO, Tower OF,partofthefortifications
of Jerusalem buUt by David and Solomon,
2 Sara, 5.9, 1 Kin. 9.16,24. 1 Kin. 11.27.
1 Chr. 11.8. 2 Chr. 32.6, Joash slain at,
2 Km. 12.20.
 , a fortress in Shechera, Jud. 9.6,20.
MINERALS. See Adamant, Al.vjbaster,
Brimstone, Chalk, Coal, Coraj,, Flint,
Lime, Marble, Metals, Nitre, Pitch,
Salt, Slime, Stone.
MINISTERS, Prophets, Priests, Apos
tles, AND Teachers ; Duties and Charac
ter OP. Lev. 10.11, Teach the chUdren of
Israel all the statutes which the Lord hath
apoken. v. 8-11.
Lev. 21.6. They shaU be holy unto their
God, and not profane the name of their God :
for the offerings of the Lord made by fire, amd
the bread of their God, they do offer : there
fore they shaU be holy. 2 (Sir. 29.11.
1 Sara. 2,85. I wiU raise me up a faithful
priest, that shall do accordmg to ^lat which is
in raine heart and in my raind,
Isa, 82,20. Blessed are ye that sow beside
aU waters.
Isa. 40,2. Speak ye comfortably to Jerusa
lera, and cry unto her, that her warfare is
accompUshed, that her iniquity is pardoned,
9. O ^on, that bringest good tidinga, get thee
up^ into the high mountain ; O Jerusalem, that
bringest good tidinga, lift up thy voice vrith
strength ; lift it up, be not afraid ; say unto
the cities of Judah, Behold your God 1 11. De
part ye, depart ye, go ye out frora thence,
touch no unclean thiTig ; go ye out of the raidat
of her ; be ye clean, that bear the vessels of
the Lord. Nah. 1.15.
Isa. 58.1, Cry aloud, spare not, Uft up thy
voice like a trurapet, and shew my people
their transgression, and the house of Jacob
their sins.
Isa. 62.6. I have set watchmen upon thy
walls, O Jerusalem, whuh ahall never hold
their peace day nor night : ye that raake raen
tion of the Lord, keep not aUence, 7. And
give him no rest, tiU he estabUsh, and tUl he
make Jerusalem a praise in the earth.
Jer. 1.7. Say not, I am a chUd : for thou
shalt go to oU that I shall send thee, and what
soever I command thee thou shalt speak.
8. Be not afraid of their faces : for I am with
thee to deUver thee, saith the Lord. 17. Gird
up tby loins, and arise, and speak unto thera
all that I command thee : be not dismayed at
their faces, lest I confound thee before them.
18. For, behold, I have made thee this day a
defenced city, and an iron pillar, and brasen
walls against the whole land, against the kings
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the priests thereof, and agp-inst the people ol
theland, 19. Andtheyshallflghtagainatthee;
but they ahall not prevaU against thee ; for 1
am with thee, aaith the Lord, to deliver thee.
Jer. 15.20,21.
Jer. 3.15. I wUl give you paatora according
to mine heart, which ahall feed you vrith know
ledge and understanding.
Jer. 6,27. T have set ttiee/or a tower and a
fortress araong my people, that thou mayest
know and try their way.
Jer. 16,19. Thus saith the Lord, If thou
retum, then wiU I bring thee again, and thou
shalt stand before me : and if thou take fortli
the precious from the vUe, thou shalt be as
ray raouth : let thera retum unto thee ; but
retum not thou unto them.
Jer. 23,4, I wiU set up shepherds over them
which shall feed them : and they shaU fear no
more, nor be dismayed, neither shaU they be
lacking, saith the Lord, 22, If they had stood in
mycounsel,andhadcausedmypeopletohearmy
words, then they should have tumed thera from
their evU way, and from the evU of their
doings, 28. The prophet that hath a dream,
let him teU a dream ; and he that hath ray
word, let hira speak ray word faithfuUy.
Jer. 26,2, Stand in the court of the Lord's
hoiise, and speak unto aU the cities of Judah,
which corae to worahip in the Lord's house,
aU the words that I command thee to speak
unto thera ; diminish not a word.
Eze. 2.6. Be not afraid of them, neither be
afraid of their words, though briers and thorns
be with thee, and thou dost dweU among scor
pions ; be not afraid of their words, nor be
dismayed at their looks, though they be a re
beUious houae. 7. And thou shalt speak my
words unto them, whether they wiU hear, or
whether they vriU forbear : for they are raost
rebeUious, 8. But thou, son of man, hear
what I say unto thee ; Be not thou rebeUious
Uke that rebeUious house : open thy mouth,
and eat that I give thee.
Eze, 3.8. Behold, I have made thy face
atrong against their faces, and thy forehead
strong against their foreheads. 9, As an ada
mant harder than fiiat have I mode thy fore
head: fear thera not, neither be disraayed
at their looks, though they be a rebeUious
house, 10, Son of raan, all ray words that I
shaU apeak unto thee receive in thine heart,
and hear with thine ears, 27. When I speak
with thee, I wUl open thy mouth, and thou
shalt say unto them. Thus saith the Lord God ;
He that heareth, let hira hear; and he that
forbeareth, let hira forbear : for they are a
rebelUous houae, «. 1-11,17-27.
Eze. 6.11. Thus saith the Lord God ; Smite
with thine hand, and stamp with thy foot, and
say, Alaa for aU the evU abominations of the
house of Israel !
Eze. 33.7. I have set thee a watchraan unto
the house of Israel ; therefore thou shalt hear
the word at ray mouth, aud warn them from
rae. 8, When I aay unto the wicked, 0 wicked
man, thou ahalt surely die ; if thou dost not
speak to warn the wicked frora hia way, that
vricked man shaU die in his iniquity ; but his
blood wUl I require at thine hand. 9. Never
theless, if thou warn the vricked of his way to
tum from it ; if he do not tum from hia way,
he shall die in hia iniquity ; but thou hast de
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Eze. 34.2, Thus saith the Lord God unto
the shepherds. Woe be to the shepherds of
Israel that do feed theraselves I should not the
shepherds feed the flocks? v. 1-31,
Eze. 37,4, Again he aaid unto me, Pro-
pheay upon these bonea, and say unto them,
0 ye dry bones, hear tlie word of the Lord,
9. Then said he unto rae, Prophesy unto the
wind, prophesy, sou of man, and say to the
wind, Thus aaith the Lord God ; Come from
the four winda, 0 breath, and breathe upon
these slain, that they may live,
Mai. 2,6, The law of truth was in his
raouth, and iniquity waa not found in his lips :
he walked with me in peace and equity, and
did tum many away frora iniquity. 7. For
the priest's Ups should keep knowledge, and
they should seek the law at his mouth : for he
is the messenger of the Lord of hosts.
Mat, 6.19, Whosoever therefore shaU break
one of these least coraraandraents, and shaU
teach raen so, he shall be caUed the least in
the kingdom of heaven : but whosoever sbaU
do and teach them, the same shaU be caUed
great in the kingdora of heaven.
Mat. 7.6. Give not that which is holy unto
the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before
swine, lest they trample them imder their feet,
and tum again and rend you.
Mat. 10.11. Lite whatsoever city or town
ye shaU enter, enquire who in it is worthy ;
and there abide tUl ye go thence. 12. And
when ye come into an house, salute it, 13. And
if the house be worthy, let your peace come
upon it ; but if it be not worthy, let your peace
return to you. 16. Behold, I send you forth
as sheep in the midst of wolves : be ye there
fore vrise as serpents, and harmless as doves.
Mat, 10.26, It is enough for the disciple
that he be as his master, and the aervant as
his lord. If they have caUed the master of the
house Beelzebub, how much raore shall they
call thera of hia household? 27. What I teU
you in darkneas, that speak ye in light : and
what ye hear in the ear, that preach ye upon
the housetops, 28. And fear not thera which
kiU the body, but are not able to kUl the soul :
but rather fear hira which is able to deatroy
both aoul and body in heU,
Mat. 13.52. Every acribe which is inatruct
ed unto the kingdora of heaven is like unto a
man that is an householder, which bringeth
forth out of his treasure things new and old.
Mat. 20.25. Ye know that the princes of
the GentUes exercise dominion over them, and
they that are great exercise authority upon
thera. 26, But it shaU not be so among you :
but whosoever wiU be great among you, let
him be your minister; 27, And whosoever
wUl be chief among you, let hira be your ser
vant : 28, Even aa the Son of raan carae not
to be rainistered unto, but to minister, and to
give hia life a ransom for raany.
Mat, 28,8. Be not ye called Rabbi : for one
is your Master, even Christ ; and aU ye are
brethren. 9. And caU no man your father
upon the earth : for one is your Father, which
is in heaven. 10. Neither be ye called masters :
for one is your Master, even Christ. 11. But
he that is greatest araong you shaU be your
aervant. Mat, 28,19, Go ye therefore, and teach aU
nationa, baptiaing thera in the name of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the HolyGhost.
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20. Teaching them to obaerve all things what
soever I have commanded you : and, lo, I am
with you alway, even unto the end of the
world. Amen.
Mar. 16.15, He said unto them. Go ye into
aU the world, and preach the gospel to every
creature. Luk. 6.40. The disciple ia not above hia
master ; but every one that is perfect shall be
as his master.
Luk, 10,4. Carry neither purse, nor scrip,
nor shoes : and salute no man by ths way,
7. In the sarae house remain, eating and drink
ing such things as they give : for the labourer
is worthy of his hire. Go not from house to
house. V. 1-16.
Luk. 12.42. Who then ia that faithful and
wise steward, whom his lord shaU make ruler
over his household, to give them their portion
of raeat in due season? 43. Blessed is that
servant, whora his Lord when he cometh shaU
flnd so doing. 44, Of a truth I aay unto you,
that he wUl make hira ruler over aU that he
hath. Mat, 24.46.
Luk. 22.26. But ye shaU not be ao : but he
that ia greatest araong you, let him be as the
younger ; and he that is chief, as he that doth
serve. 27. For whether is greater, he that
sitteth at meat, or he that serveth ? is not he
that sitteth at raeat ? but I am araong you as
he that serveth. v. 24-28,
Jno. 3.27, A man can receive nothing,
except it be given him frora heaven.
Jno. 4.36. He that reapeth receiveth wages,
and gathereth fruit unto life etemal: that
both he that soweth and he that reapeth may
rejoice together. 37. And herein is that aay
ing true. One aoweth and another reapeth.
38. 1 aent you to reap that whereon ye bestowed
no labour : other men laboured, and ye are
entered into their laboura,
Jno. 10,2. He that entereth in by the door
ia the ahepherd of the sheep. 3. To him the
porter openeth _; and the sheep hear his voice :
and he calleth his own sheep by narae, and lead
eth thera out. 4. And when he putteth forth his
own sheep, he goeth before thera, and the
sheep foUow him : for they know hia voice.
6. And a stranger vriU they not foUow, but
wiU flee from him : for they know not the
voice of strangers.
Jno, 13.13. Ye caU me Master and Lord:
and ye aay weU ; for so I am. 14. If I then,
your Lord and Master, have washed your feet,
ye also ought to wash one another's feet. 15.
For I have given you an example, that ye
should do as I have done to you, 16. Verily,
verily, I say unto you, The servant is not
greater than his lord ; neither he that is aent
greater than he that sent him. 17. If ye know
these things, happy are ye if ye do them.
Jno. 16.20. Remember the word that I
said unto you. The servant is not greater than
his lord. If they have persecuted me, they
wiU also persecute you ; ii they have kept my
saying, they wiU keep yours also. 21, But all
these things vriU they do unto you for my
name's aake, because they know not him that
sent me.
Jno. 17.18. As thou hast sent me into the
world, even so have I also sent them into the
world. 20. Neither pray I for these alone, but
for thera also which ^aU beUeve on me through
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Act. 5.20. Go, stand and speak in the tem
ple to the people aU the words of this Ufe.
Act, 18.9. Be not afraid, but speak, and
hold not thy peace : 10. For I am with thee,
and no raan shaU set on thee to hurt thee : for
I have much people in this city.
Act. 20.28. Take heed therefore unto your
selves, and to all the flock, over the which the
Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed
the church of God, which he hath purchased
with his own blood.
Rom. 2,21. Thou therefore which teachest
another, teachest thou not thyself ? thou that
preachest a man should not steal, dost thou
steal ? 22. Thou that sayest a man should not
commit adultery, doat thou corarait adultery?
thou that abhorrest idols, dost thou corarait
sacrilege ? 28, Thou that raakest thy boast cf
the law, through breaking the law dishonour
est thou God?
Rom, 10.14. How shall they beUeve in hira
of whom they have not heard? and how shall
they hear without a preacher ? 16. And how
shaU theypreach, except they be aent ? as it is
written, Efow beautiful are the feet of them
that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad
tidinga of good thin^ I Isa. 62,7.
Rom. 12.6, Having then gifts differing
according to the grace that is given to us,
whether prophecy, let us prophesy according to
the proportion of faith ; 7. Or ministry, let us
wait on our ministering ; or he that teacheth,
on teaching ; 8. Or he that exhorteth, on ex
hortation : he that giveth, let him do it with
sirapUcity ; hs that ruleth, vrith diUgence ; he
that sheweth mercy, vrith cheerfulness, v. 3-5,
Rom, 15.17. I have therefore whereof I may
glory through Jesus Christ in those things
whl(di pertain to God. 29. I am, sure that,
when I corae unto you, I shaU come in the
fulness of the blesaing of the goapel of Christ.
1 Cor. 3.5. Who then is Paid, and who is
ApoUos, but ministers by whora ye beUeved,
even as the Lord gave to every raan ? 6. 1
have planted, ApoUca watered ; but God gave
the increaae. 7. So then neither is he that
planteth any thing, neither he that watereth ;
but God that giveth the increase. 8. Now he
that planteth and he that watereth are one :
and every man shaU receive hia own reward
according to his ovm labour.
1 Cor. 4.2. Moreover it is required in
stewards, that a man be found faithful, v. 1.
1 Cor. 9.10. That he that ploweth should
plow in hope ; and that he that threaheth in
hope should be partaker of his hope.
2Cor. 2,14. Thanks6fiuntoGod,whichalways
causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh
manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in
every place, 16. We are unto God a sweet
savour of Christ, in them that are saved, and
in them that perish : 16, To the one we are
the savour of death nnto death ; and to the
ether the savour of life unto Ufe : and who ia
sufficient for theae thinga ?
2 Cor, 4. 7. We have this treasure in earthen
vesaela, that the exceUency' of the power may
be of God, and not of us.
2 Cor. 8.28, They are the messengers of the
churches, arui the glory cf Christ.
Eph. 4,11. He gave some, apostles ; and
sorae, prophets ; and some, evangelists ; and
some, pastors and teachers ; 12. For the
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ministry, for the edifying of the body of
Christ. Col, 4.17, Take heed to the ministry which
thou hast received in the Lord, that thou ful
fil it.
1 The. 6,12. Know them which labour
among you, and are over you in the Lord, and
admonish you.
1 Tim. 1.3. Charge some that they teach
no other doctrine. 4. Neither give heed to
fables and endless genealogies, which rainister
questions, rather than godly edifying which is
in faith : so do.
ITim. 1.18, War a good warfare ; 19. Hold
ing faith, and a good conscience ; which some
having put away concerning faith have made
shipwreck. 1 Tira. 3.1. This is a tme saying, If a man
desire the office of a bishop, he desireth a good
work. 2. A bishop then must be blameless,
the husband of one wife, vigUant, sober, of
good behaviour, given to hospitaUty, apt to
teach ; 3. Not given to vrine, no striker, not
greedy of filthy lucre ; but patient, not a
brawler, not covetous ; 4. One that ruleth weU
hia own house, having hia chUdren in subjec
tion with aU gravity ; 5. (For if a man know
not how to rule his own houae, how shall he
take care of the church of God ?) 6, Not a
novice, lest being Ufted up with pride he fall
into the conderanation of the devU, 7. More
over he must have a good report of them which
are vrithout ; lest he fall into reproach and the
snare of the devil. 15, H I tarry long, that
thou raayest know how thou oughteat to
behave thyseU in the house of God.
ITim, 4.6. If thou put the brethren in
reraerabrance of these things, thou shalt be a
good minister of Jesus Christ, nourished up in
the words of faith and of good doctrine, where
unto thou hast attained. 7, But refuse profane
and old wives' fables, and exerciae thyaeU
rather unto godliness, 12. Be thou an example
of the beUevera, in word, in conversation, in
charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. 13. TiU
I come, give attendance to reading, to exhort
ation, to doctrine. 14. Neglect not the gift
that is in thee, which waa given thee by pro
phecy, vrith the laying on of the handa of the
preabytery. 15. Meditate upon these things ;
give thyseU whoUy to thera ; that thy profiting
raay appear to aU. 16, Take heed unto thyself,
and imto the doctrine ; continue in them :
for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself,
and them that hear thee.
1 Tim. 5.17. "Let the elders that rule well be
coimted worthy of double honour, especiaUy
they who labour in the word and doctrine. 21 .
I charge thee before God, and the Lord Jesus
Christ, and the elect angels, that thou observe
these things without preferring one before
another, doing nothing by partiality.
1 Tim, 6.11, O raan of God, flee these
things ; and foUow after righteousness, godU
ness, faith, love, patience, meekneaa. 13. I
give thee charge in the aight of God, who
quickeneth aU things, and b^ore Christ Jesus,
who before Pontiua PUate witncased a good
confeasion ; 14, That thou keep this command
ment without apot, unrebukeable, untU the
appearing of our Lord Jeaus Christ, 20. 0
Tiraothy, keep that which is committed to thy
truat, avoiding profane amd vain babblings,
and oppositions of science falsely so caUed:
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21. Which some professing have erred con
cerning the faith.
2 Tim. 1.6. I put thee in reraerabrance that
thou stir up the gift of God, which ia in thee
by the putting on of ray hands, 13. Hold fast
the forra of sound words, which thou hast
heard of me, in faith and love which is in
Christ Jesus. 14, That good thing which was
committed unto thee keep by the Holy Ghost
which dweUeth in us,
2 Tim. 2.1, My aon, be strong in the grace
that is in Christ Jesus, 2, The things that thou
hast heard of rae among many vritnesses, the
same commit thou to faithful men, who shaU be
able to teach others also. 3, Endure hardness,
as a good aoldier of Jesus Christ, 4. No raan
that warreth entangleth himself with the
affairs of this life ; that he may please hira yrho
hath chosen him to be a soldier, 5. H a man
also strive for raasteries, yet is he not crowned,
except he strive lawfully. 6. The husbandman
that laboureth must be first partaker of the
fruits. 7. Consider what I say ; and the Lord
give thee understanding in aU things.
2 Tira. 2.14, Of these things put them in
remembrance, charging them before the Lord
that they strive not about words to no profit,
but to the subverting of the hearers. 16. Study
to shew thyself approved unto God, a work
man that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly
diWding the word of truth. 16. Shun profane
and vain babbUngs : for they wiU increase unto
more ungodliness, 20. In a great house there
are not only vessels of gold and of sUver, but
also of wood and of earth ; and sorae to
honour, and some to dishonour. 21. If a man
therefore purge himself from these, he shaU be
a vessel unto honour, sanctifled, and meet for
the master's use, and prepared unto every
good work. (See v. 16,17.}
2 Tira. 2.23. FooUsh and unlearned ques
tions avoid, knowing that they do gender
strifes. 24. And the servant of the Lord raust
not strive ; but be gentle unto all men, apt to
teach, patient, 26. In meekness instructing
those that oppose themselves ; if God per
adventure wUl give them repentance to the
acknowledging of the truth ; 26. And that
they may recover themselves out of the snare
of the devil, who are taken captive by him at
his wiU.
2 Tim. 3.14. Continue thou in the things
which thou hast learned and hast been assured
of, knowing of whom thou hast leamed them ;
16. AU scripture is given by inspiration of God,
and is profltable for doctrine, for reproof, for
correction, for instruction in righteousness :
17. That the man of God may be perfect,
throughly furnished unto aU good works.
2 Tim, 4.1. I charge thee therefore before
God, and -the Lord Jesus Christ, who shaU
judge the quick and the dead at his appearing
and his kingdom ; 2. Preach the word ; be
instant in aeaaon, out of season ; reprove,
rebuke, exhort with aU longsufi'ering and
doctrine. 6. Watch thou in aU things, endure
afflictions, do the work of an evangeUst, raake
fuU proof of thy ministry.
Tit. 1.5. For this cause left I thee in Crete,
that thou shouldest set in order the things that
are wanting, and ordain elders in every city,
as I had appointed thee : 6. If any be blame
less, the husband of one wUe, having faithful
chUdren not accused of riot or unruly. 7. For
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a bishop must be blameless, as the steward ol
God ; not self-wUled, not aoon angry, not given
to wine, no striker, not given to fllthy lucre ;
8. But a lover of hospitaUty, a lover of good
men, sober, just, holy, temperate; 9. Hold
ing fast the faithful word as ho hath been
taught, that he may be able by sound doctrine
both to exhort and to convince the gainsayera,
13. Rebuke them sharply* tha.t they may be
sound in the faith ; 14. Not giving heed to
Jewish fables, and coraraandraents of men,
that tum from the truth.
Tit, 2,1. Speak thou the things which be
come sound doctrine. 7. In all things shewing
thyself a pattern of good works : in doctrine
shewiTig uncormptness, gravity, sincerity, 8.
Sound speech, that connot be condemned;
that he that is of the contrary part may be
ashamed, having no evil thing to say of you.
15. Speak, and exhort, and rebuke with all
authority. Let no man despise thee.
Tit. 3.8, rft.fs w a faithful aaying, and theae
things I wiU that thou affirm constantly, that
they which have beUeved in God might be
careful to maintain good worka. These things
are good and profitable unto men. 9, Avoid
foolish questions, and genealogies, and con
tentions, and strivings about the law ; for they
are unprofitable and vain. (See Epistles to
Timothy, and Titus, in fuU.)
Heb. 5.12. Ye have need that one teach yon
again which he the first principles of the oraclea
of God ; and are become such as have need of
mUk, and not of strong raeat. 13, For ever>'
one that useth milk is unskilful in the word of
righteousness : for he is a babe. v. 14,
Heb, 13,7, Reraeraber thera which have the
rule over you, who have spoken unto you the
word of God : whose faith foUow, considering
the end of tlieir conversation : 8. Jesus Christ
the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
17. Obey thera that have the rule over you, and
submit yourselves : for they watch for youi
souls, as they that must give account, that
they may do it with joy, and not with grief:
for that is unprofitable for you.
Jas. 3.1. My brethren, be not raany masters,
knowing that we shaU receive the greater con
demnation. 13. Who is a wise raan and en
dued with knowledge araong you ? let him shew
out of a good conversation his works with
meekness of wisdom, v. 3,17,18,
1 Pet. 4.10. As every raan hath received the
gift, even so rainister the same one to another,
as good stewards of the raanifold grace of God.
11. If any man speak, let /tim speak as the
oraclesofGod ; iia.nyraa.n minister, letMm<hit
as of the ability which God giveth : that God in
aU things may be glorified through Jeaus
Chriat. 1 Pet. 5.1, The elders which are among you
I exhort, who am also an elder, 2. Feed the
fiock of God which is araong you, taking the
oversight thereof, not by constraint, but wil
lingly ; not for fllthy lucre, but of a ready
raind ; 3. Neither as being lords over Gods
heritage, but being ensaraples to the flock. 4,
And wlien the chief Shepherd shaU appear, ye
shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth nol
away See Apostles — Church-government —
Angels of the churches — Bishop —
Elder — Deacon — Evangelist — Hklps-
Ordination.

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MINISTERS, Good. See Zeal— Love
JXEMPLIEIED BY Paul — Prayer, interces
sory. MINISTERS, Maintenance of. Mat. 10.
9,10, Mar. 6,8. Luk, 9,3. Luk. 10.7. Act.
18.3. Act. 20.83,34. Rora. 15.27. 1 Cor. 4,
12. 1 Cor. 9.6-18. 2 Cor. 11.7-12. 2 Cor.
12.13,17,18. Gal. 6.6. PhU. 4.10,14-18. IThe.
2.6,9. 2 The. 8.8,9. 1 Tun, 5.18,
See Priests — Levites, emoluments of
— Church, duty to ministers.
MINISTERS, Marriage of. Mat. 8.14.
1 Cor. 9.5. 1 Tun. 3.2,12, Act. 21.8,9.
MINISTERS, Prayer for, enjoined.
Mat. 9.38. Pray ye therefore the Lord of the
harvest, that he wUl send forth labourers into
his harvest, Luk, 10,2,
Rom. 16,30. I beseech you, brethren, for
the Lord Jesus Christ's sake, and for the love
of the Spirit, that ye strive together with me
in your prayers to God for me ; 31 , That I may
be deUvered from them that do not beUeve in
Judea ; and that my service which I have for
Jerusalera raay be accepted of the saints ; 32,
That I may come unto you with joy by the
wiU of God, and may with you be refreshed.
2 Cor. 1.11. Ye also helping together by
prayer for us, that for the gift bestowed upon
ua by the means of many persons, thanks raay
be given by many on our behalf,
!^h. 6.19. For rae, that utterance maybe
given unto me, that I may open my raouth
boldly, to raake known the raystery of the
gospel, 20, For which I ara an ambassador in
bonds : that therein I may speak boldly, as I
ought to speak.
PhiL 1.19. I know that this shall tum to
my salvation through your prayer, and the
supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ,
Col, 4.3, Praying also for us, that God
would open unto us a door of utterance, to
speak the mystery cf Christ, for which I ara
also in bonds : 4. That I raay raake it raani
fest, as I ought to speak.
2 The. 3.1. Brethren, pray for us, that the
word of the Lord may ha,vef7-ee course, and be
glorified, even a,s it is with you : 2. And that
we may be delivered from unreasonable and
wicked raen : for aU men have not faith.
IThe, 5,25.
Philm, 22. I trust that through yourprayers
I shaU be given unto you.
Heb. 18,18, Pray for us : for we trust we
have a good conscience, in all things vrilUng
to Uve honestly. 19. But I beseech ymi the
rather to do this, that T may be restored to
you the sooner.
MINISTERS, Prayer for, exemplified,
Jos. 1.17. Chily the Lord thy God be with
thee, as he was vrith Moses,
2 Chr, 6.41. Let thy priests, O Lord God,
be clothed with salvation, and let thy saints
rejoice in goodness.
Psa. 132.9. Let thy prieata be clothed vrith

Act. 1.24. They prayed, and aaid. Thou,
Lord, which knowest the hearts of aU men,
shew whether of theae two thou haat chosen.
Act. 4.29. Now, Lord, behold their threat
enings : and grant unto thy servanta, that with
aU boldnesa they may speak thy word.
Act. 6.6. When they had prayed, they laid
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Act. 12.6. Prayer was made without ceas
ing of the churdi unto God for hira.
Act, 14.23, When they had ord^ned them
elders in every church, and had prayed with
fasting, they commended them to the Lord,
MINISTERS, Unfaithful— False Tea
chers, Prophets, and Priests — Heresy.
Deu. 18.20. The prophet, which shall pre
sume to apeak a word in my name, whidi 1
have not commanded him to speak, or that
shall speak in the name of other goda, even
that prophet shaU die. 22, When a prophet
speaketh in the name of the Lord, if the thing
foUow not, nor corae to pass, that is the thing
which the Lord hath not spoken, hut the pro
phet hath spoken it presumptuously: thou
shalt not be afraid of him, Deu, 13,3,6.
Pro. 19.27, Cease, ray son, to hear the in
stmction that causeth to err from the words of
knowledge, Isa. 3.12. They which lead thee cause thee to
err, and destroy tlie way of thy paths.
Isa. 6.20. Woe unto them that caU evU
good, and good evil ; that put darkness for
Ught, and Ught for darkness ; that put bitter
for sweet, and sweet for bitter I
Isa. 8.20. To the law and to the testimony :
if they speak not according to this word, it is
because there is no Ught in them.
Isa. 9.14. The Lord wiU cut off from Israel
head and taU, branch and rush, in one day.
15. The ancient and honourable, he is the head ;
and the prophet that teacheth Ues, he is the
taU. 16. For the leaders of this people cause
them to err ; and fhey that are led of thera are
destroyed, Isa, 28,7. The priest and the prophet have
erred through strong drink, they are swaUowed
up of wine, they are out of the way through
strong drink ; they err in vision, they stumble
in judgraent.
!^a. 29.10. The Lord hath poured out upon
you the spirit of deep sleep, and hath closed
your eyes : the prophets and your rulers, the
seers hath he covered. 11, And the vision of
aU is become imto you as the words of a book
that is sealed.
Isa. 30,10. Which say to the seers. See not ;
and to the prophets. Prophesy not unto us
right things, speak unto us smooth things, pro
phesy deceits.
Isa, 43.27. Thy teachers have transgressed
against me. 28. Kierefore I have profaned
the princes of the sanctuary, and have given
Jacob to the curae,
laa. 44,20, lie feedeth on aahes: a deceived
heart hath tumed him aside, that he cannot
deliver his soiU, nor say. Is there not a Ue in
my riglit hand ?
Isa. 66.10. His watchraen are blind: they
are aU ignorant, they a/re aU durab dogs, they
cannot bark ; sleeping, lying down, loving to
slumber. 11. Yea, they are greedy dogs which
can never have enough, and they a^-e shep
herds that cannot understand : they aU look
to their own way, every one for his gain, frora
his quarter. 12. Corae ye, say they, I wUl fetch
wine, and we wiU fiU ourselves with strong
drink. Jer. 2.8. The priests said not, Where isthe
Lord? and they that handle the law knew
mc not : the pastors also transgressed against
rae, and the prophets prophesied by Baal, and
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Jer. 5.30. A wonderful and horrible thing
is coraraitted in the land ; 31. The prophets
prophesy falsely, and the priests bear rule by
their raeans ; and my people love to have U
so. v. 13,14.
Jer. 6.13. From the prophet even unto the
priest every one dealeth falsely. 14. They
have healed also the hurt of the daughter of ray
people slightly, saying, Peace, peace; when
there is no peace. Jer, 8.10,11,
Jer. 10.21. The pastors are becorae brutish,
and have not sought the Lord : therefore they
ahaU not prosper, and aU their flocks shaU be
scattered. Jer. 12.10. Many pastors have destroyed
ray vineyard, they have trodden my portion
under foot, ihey have made my pleasant por
tion a desolate vrildemess,
Jer, 13.20, Where is the flock that was
given thee, thy beautiful fiock?
Jer. 14.14. The prophets prophesy Ues in
ray narae : I sent thera not, neither have I
commanded thera, neither spake unto them :
they prophesy unto you a false vision and
divination, and a thing of nought, and the
deceit of their heart, v. 13-16. Isa. 23,21.
Jer, 23.1. Woe be unto the pastors that
destroy and scatter the sheep of ray pasture I
saith the Lord, 2. Therefore thus saith the
Lord God of Israel against the pastors that
feed my people ; Ye have scattered my flock,
and driven thera away, and have not visited
them : behold, I wiU visit upon you the evU
of your doings. 11. Both prophet and priest
are profane ; yea, in my house have I found
their wickedness, saith the Lord. 15. Behold,
I wiU feed them with wormwood, and make
thera drink the water of gaU ; for frora the
prophets of Jerusalera is profaneness gone
forth into all the land.
Jer, 23.17. They say stUl unto them
that despise rae, The Lord hath said. Ye
shall have peace ; and they say unto every one
that walketh after the imagination of his own
heart, No evU shaU come upon you. 31. Be
hold, I am against the prophets, saith the
Lord, that use their tongues, and say, He
saith, 32. That prophesy false dreams, saith
the Lord, anrf do teU tliem, and cause my
people to err by their lies, and by their light
ness. 36. The burden of the Ixird shaU ye
mention no raore : for every raan's word shaU
be hia burden ; for ye have perverted the
words of the Uving God. v. 25-39, Jer. 27.9-18.
Jer. 50.6. My people hath been lost sheep :
their shepherds have caused thera to go astray,
they have tumed thera away on the raountains :
they have gone frora mountain to hiU, they
have forgotten their reabing-place.
Lam. 2.14. Thy prophets have seen vain
and fooUsh thinga for thee : and they have not
discovered thine iniquity, to tum away thy
captivity. E23. 13.6. Ye have not gone up into the
gaps, neither made up the hedge for the house
of Israel to stand in the battle in the day of
the Lord. 10. They have seduced my people,
aaying. Peace ; and there was no peace ; and
one buUt up a waU, and, lo, others daubed it
with untempered mortar : 11. Say unto thera
which daub it with untempered mortar, that
it shaU faU. 18. WUl ye hunt the souls of my
people, and wiU ye save the souls aUve that
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Eze. 13.19. WiU ye poUute me araong my
people for handfuls of barley and for pieces of
bread, to slay the souls that should not die,
and to save the souls olive that should not
Uve, by your lying to my people ? 22. With
Ues ye have made the heart of the righteous
sad, whom I have not made sad ; and strength
ened the hands of the wicked, that he should
not return from his wicked way, by promising
hira life. v. 1-23.
Eze. 14.9, If the prophet be deceived when
he hath spoken a thing, I the Lord have de
ceived that prophet, and I wiU stretch out my
hand upon him, and wUl destroy hirin from the
midst of my people Israel. 10, They shall
bear the punishment of their iniquity : the
punishraent of the prophet shaU be even as the
punishment of him that seeketh unto him.
Eze. 22.26, A conspiracy of her prophets
in the midst thereof, like a roaring Uon raven
ing the prey ; they have devoured souls ; they
have taken the treasure and precious things ;
they have raade her raany widows in the midst
thereof. 26. Her priests have violated my
law, and have profaned mine holy things:
they have put no difference between the holy
and profane, neither have they shewed differ
ence between the undean and the clean, and
have hid their eyes from my sabbaths, and 1
am profaned among them. v. 27-31,
Eze. 84.2. Woe be to the shepherds of
Israel that do feed theraselves I shoiUd not the
shepherds feed the flocks ? 3. Ye eat the fat,
and ye clothe you with the wool, ye kill them
that are fed ; but ye feed not the flock. 4. 'fhe
diseased have ye not strengthened, neither have
ye healed that which was sick, neither have ye
bound up that which was broken, neither have
ye brought again that which was driven away,
neither have ye sought that which was lost;
but with force and with cruelty have ye ruled
thera. Eze, 34.6. My flock was scattered upon aU
the face of the earth, and none did search or
seek after them. 10. Behold, I am against
the shepherds ; and I wiU require my flock at
their hand, and cause them to cease from feed
ing the fiock ; neither shaU the shepherds feed
themselves any more ; for I wiU dehver my
fiock frora their mouth, that they may not be
meat for thera. v. 1-31.
Eze. 44.8. Ye have not kept the charge of
mine holy things : but ye have set keepers ot
my charge in my sanctuary for yourselves,
10. The Levites that are gone away far from
me, they shaU even bear tiieir iniquity.
Hos. 4, 6. My people are destroyed for lack
of knowledge : because thou haat rejected
knowledge, I wUl alao reject thee, that thou
shalt be no priest to rae : seeing thou hast for
gotten the law of thy God, I wiU alao forget
thy chUdren. 8. They eat up the ain of my
people, and they set their heart on their ini
quity. 9. And there shaU be, like people, like
priest : and I wiU puniah them for their ways,
and reward them their doinga. «;. 10-13.
Hos. 6.9. As troops of robbers wait for a
man, so the company of priests murder in the
way by consent : for they commit lewdness.
Hos. 9,8. The watchman of Ephraira was
with ray God : hut the prophet is a snare of a
fowler in aU his waya, and hatred in the houae
of hia God. v. 7. Hos. 6,1.
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MTNTSTERS
And falaehood do lie, scuying, I will prophesy
nnto thee of wine and of strong drink ; he shall
even be the prophet of this people.
Mic. 8.6. The prophets that make ray people
err, that bite vrith their teeth, and cry. Peace ;
and he that putteth not into their raoutha,
they even prepare war againat him. 6. There
fore night shall he unto you, that ye shall not
have a vision ; and it shaU be dark unto you,
that ^ shaU not divine ; and the aun shaU go
down over the prophets, and the day shall be
dark over them. 7. Then shaU the seers be
ashamed, and the diviners confounded : yea,
they shall aU cover their Ups ; for fhere is no
answer of God. 11. The priests thereof teach
for hire, and the prophets thereof divine for
money : yet vriU they lean upon the Lord, and
say, Is not the Lord among us ? none evil can
come upon us.
Zeph. 3.4. Her prophets are light and
treacherous persons: her priests have pol
luted the sanctuary, they have done violence
to the law.
Zee. 10,3. Mine anger was kindled against
the shepherds, and I punished the goats : for
the Lord of hosts hath visited his flock the
house of Judah.
Zee. 11.16. Lo, I wiU raise up a shepherd
in the land, which shall not visit those t^at be
cut off, neither shoU seek the young one, nor
heal that that is broken, nor feed that that
standeth stUl : but he shaU eat the flesh of the
fat, and tear their claws in pieces, 17- Woe
to the idol shepherd that leaveth the flock 1
the sword shall be npon his arm, and upon hia
right eye : his arm shall be dean dried up, and
his right eye shall be utterly darkened.
Zee. 18.2. I wiU cause the prophets and
the unclean spirit to pass out of the land.
3,, When any shaU yet prophesy, then his
fither and his mother that begat hira shaU
say unto him. Thou shalt not Uve ; for thou
apeakeat Ues in the narae of the Lord : and
his father and his mother that begat him shaU
thrust him through when he prophesieth. 4.
And it shall come to pass in that day, that the
prophets shall be asharaed evejy one of his
vision, when he hath prophesied ; neither
shall they wear a rough garment to deceive :
6. But he shaU say, I am no prophet.
Mai. 1.6, If I be a maater, where is my fear ?
saith the Lord of hosts unto yen, O prieata,
that deapise my narae. And ye say. Wherein
have we despised thy narae ? v. 7-10.
Mai, 2.8, Ye are departed out of the way ;
ye have caused many to stumble at the law ;
ye have corrupted the covenant of Levi, saith
the Lord of hosts. 9. Therefore have I also
made you contemptible and base before all the
people, according as ye have not kept my ways,
but have been partied in the law. v. 1-3.
Mat. 6.19. Whosoever therefore shaU break
one of these least coramandments, and shall
teach raen so, he shaU be caUed the least in the
kingdom of heaven.
Mat. 7.16. Beware of false prophets, which
corae to you in sheep's dothing, but inwardly
they are ravening wolves, 22. Many wiU say
to me in that day. Lord, Lord, have we not
prophesied in thy name ? and in thy name have
cast out devUs? and in thy narae done raany
wonderful works ? 28. And then wiU I profess
nnto them, I never knew you : depart from
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Mat, 16.9. In vain they do worship me,
teaching for doctrines the comraandments of
men, 13. Every plant, which my heavenly
Father hath not planted, shall be rooted up.
14. They be blind leaders of the bUnd. And
if the blind lead the bUnd, both shall fall into
the ditch. Luk. 6.39.
Mat. 23.3; AU therefore whataoever they
bid you observe, that obaerve and do ; but do
not ye after their worka : for they aay, and do
not. 4. For they bind heavy burdens and
grievous to be borne, and lay them on men's
shoulders ; but they themselves wiU not move
thera with one of their fingers, 13. Woe unto
you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites 1 for ye
shut up the kingdora of heaven against men :
for ye neither go in yourselves, neither suffer
ye thera that are entering to go in.
Mat, 24.4. Take heed that no raan deceive
you. 6. For many shaU corae in my name,
saying, I am Christ ; and shall deceive many.
24. There shaU arise false Christs, and false
prophets, and shaU shew great signs and
wonders ; insomuch that, if it were possible,
they shaU deceive the very elect, v. 11,26,
48-51. Luk, 11.36. Take heed therefore that the
Ught which is in thee be not darkness. 62. Ye
have taken away the key of knowledge: ye
entered not in yourselves, and thera that were
entering in ye hindered, v. 46-51.
Luk. 12.46. If that servant say in his heart,
My lord delayeth his coming ; and shall begin
to beat the men-servants and maidens, and to
eat and drink, and to be drunken ; 46. The
lord of that servant vriU come in a day when
he looketh not for him, and at an hour when
he is not aware, and wiU cut hira in sunder
and wUl appoint him hia portion with the
unbeUevers. Jno. 8,10. Art thou a master of Israel, and
knowest not these things 7
Jno. 6.43. If another shall come in his own
name, him ye wiU receive.
Jno. 10.1, He that entereth not by the door
into the sheepfold, but cUmbeth up some other
way, the same is a thief and a robber, 5. A
atranger will they not foUow, but wiU flee from
him : for they know not the voice of strangers,
8. All that ever came before me are thieves
and robbers : but the sheep did not hear thera.
10. The thief coraeth not, but for to steal, and
to kiU, and to destroy. 12. He that is an
hireling, and not the shepherd, whose own the
sheep are not, seeth the wolf coraing, and
leaveth the sheep, and fleeth: and the wolf
catcheth thera, and scattereth the sheep. 18.
The hireling fleeth, because he ia an hireling,
and careth not for the aheep.
Act, 20.29. After ray departing shaU griev
ous wolves enter in among you, not sparing
the flock, 30. Alao of your own selves shaU
raen arise, speaking perverse things, to draw
away disciplea after thera,
Rom. 2.19. Art confident that thou thyself
art a guide of the bUnd, a Ught of them which
are in darkness. 20. An instructor of the
foolish, a teacher of babes, which hast the
form of knowledge and cf the truth in the law.
21. Thou therefore which teachest another,
teachest thou not thyseU? thou that preach
est a man should not steal, dost thou steal?
V. 22,
Rom. 3 8. Some affirm that we say, Let us
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MINISTERS
do evU, that good may corae, whose damnation
is just.
Rom, 16,17. Mark them which cause divi
sions and offences contrary to the doctrine
which ye have leamed ; and avoid them.
18. For they that are such aerve not cur Lord
Jeaua Christ, but their own beUy ; and by good
words and fair speeohea deceive the hearta of
the siraple. *
1 Cor. 1,12. Every one of you saith, I am of
Paul ; and I of Apollos ; and I of Cephas ; and
I of Christ, 13, Is Christ divided ? was Paul
cmcified for you ? or were ye baptized in the
aame of Paul ?
1 Cor. 3.10. Let every man take heed how
ne buUdeth thereupon. 11. For other found
ation can no man lay than that is laid, which
is Jesus Christ. 21, Therefore let no man
glory in men. v. 1-4.
ICor, 11.18. I hear that there be divisions
among you ; and I partly beUeve it. 19. For
there must be also heresies among you, that
they which are approved may be made manifest
among you.
2 Cor. 2.17, We are not aa many, which
corrupt the word of God,
2 Cor. 11.3. I fear, leat by any raeana, as
the serpent beguUed Eve through hia aubtUty,
so your minds ahould be corrupted from the
simpUcity that ia in Christ. 4. For if he that
cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we
have not preached, or if ye receive another
apirit, which ye have not received, or another
gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might
well bear with him. 13, Such are false apostles,
deceitful workers, transforming themselves
into the apostles of Christ, 14 . And nc raarvel ;
for Satan himself is transformed into an angel
of Ught, 16. Therefore it ia no great thing if
his rainisters also be transformed as the minis
ters of righteousness ; whose end ahaU be
according to their works, v. 1-33.
Gal. 1.6. I marvel that ye are so soon
reraoved from him that called you into the
grace of Christ unto another goapel : 7. Which
is not another ; but there be some that trouble
you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ.
8. But though we, or an angel from heaven,
preach any other gospel unto you than that
which we have preached unto you, let hira be
accursed. Gal. 2.4. Falae brethren unawares brought
in, who came in privily to spy out our Uberty
which we have in Christ Jeaua, that they might
bring ua into bondage.
Gal, 5.10. He that troubleth you shall bear
his judgment, whosoever he be.
Eph. 4,14, Be no more chUdren, tossed to
and fro, and carried about with every vrind of
doctrine, by the sleight of raen, and cunning
craftinesa, whereby they Ue in wait to deceive,
Phil. 1.16. Some indeed preach Christ even
of envy and strife ; and sorae also of good
wUl : 16, The one preach Christ of contention,
not sincerely, supposing to add affliction to
my bonds.
Phil, 3.2. Beware of dogs, beware of evU
workers, beware of the concision.
Col. 2.4. This I say, lest any man should
beguile you vrith enticing words, 8. Beware
lest any man apoU you througji phUosophy and
vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after
the rudiments of the world, and not after
Chriat. 18. Let no man beguUe you of vour
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reward in a voluntary huraiUty and worshipping
of angels, intruding into those things which he
hath not seen, vainly puffed up by his fleshly
mind, 1 Tim. 1.3. Charge some that they teach no
other doctrine, 4. Neither give heed to fables
and endless genealogies, which minister ques
tions, rather than godly edifying which is in
faith : so do. 6. From which aorae having
swerved, have tumed aside unto vain jangling ;
7. Desiring to be teachers of the law; under
atanding neither what they aay, nor whereof
they affirm. 19. Holding faith and a good
conscience ; which aome having put away
concerning faith have made shipwreck.
1 Tim. 4.1. In the latter times some shaU
depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing
spirits, and doctrines of devils ; 2. Speaking
Ues in hypocrisy ; having their conscience
seared with a hot iron ; 3. Forbidding to
marry, and commanding to abstain from
meats. 7. Refuae profane and old wive^
fables, and exercise thyself rather unto godli
ness. 1 Tim. 6.3. If any raan teach otherwise,
and consent not to wholesome words, even the
words of our Lord Jeaus Christ, and to the
doctrine which is according to godUness ; 4.
He is proud, knovring nothing, but doting
about questions and strifes of words, whereof
cometh envy, strife, raUings, evU aurmisinga,
6. Perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds,
and destitute of the tmth, supposing that gain
is godUness : frora such withdraw thyself. 20.
Keep that which is coraraitted to thy trust,
avoiding profane and vain babblings, and
oppositions of science falsely so called : 21.
Which sorae professing have erred concerning
the faith.
2 Tira. 2.14. Strive not about words to no
proflt, but to ''he subverting of the hearers,
16. Shun profane and vain babbUnga ; for they
wUl increaae unto more ungodUneaa. 17. And
their word vriU eat as doth a canker : of whom
is Hymenseus and Philetus ; 18. Who con
cerning the tmth have erred, aaying that the
resurrection is past already ; and overthrow
the faith of sorae.
2 Tira, 3. 6. Of this sort axe they which creep
into houses, and lead captive siUy women laden
with sins, led away with divers lusts, 8, Aa
Jannes and Jambres withstood Moses, ao do
these also resist the truth : men of corrupt
rainds, reprobate conceming the faith, 9. But
they shaU proceed no further : for their foUy
shall be manifest unto aU men, as their's also
was, 13, EvU men and seducers shall wax
worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived,
2 Tira. 4.3,
Tit. 1.10, Many unruly and vain talkers
and deceivers, speciaUy they cf the circum-
ciaion : 11, Whoae raouths must be stopped,
who subvert whole houses, teaching thinga
which they ought not, for filthy lucre's sake.
14. Giving heed to Jewish fables, and com
mandments of raen, that tum from the truth.
Tit. 3,10. An heretick after the first and
second admonition reject ; 11, Knowing
that he that is such ia subverted, and sinneth.
being condemned of hiraself.
Heb. 13.9. Be not carried about with divers
and strange doctrines,
2 Pet. 2.1. There were false prophets alao
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teachers among you, who privUy shaU bring in
damnable heresies, even densing the Lord that
bought them, and bring upon themselves avrift
destruction. 2. Many shaU foUow their per
nicious waya ; by reaaon of whom the way of
truth ahaU be evU apoken of. 3. Through
covetousness shaH they with feigned worda
make merchandise of you : whose judgment
now of a long time Ungereth not, and their
daranation slurabereth not.
2 Pet, 2.14. A heart they have, exercised
with covetous practices ; cursed chUdren : 15.
Which have forsaken IJie right way, and are
gone astray, foUowing the way of Balaam the
son of Bosor, who loved the wages of un
righteousness ; 16, But was rebuked for his
iniquity : 17, Theae are wells vrithout water,
clouds that are carried with a tempest ; to
whom the mist of darkness is reserved for ever.
18. When they apeak great sweUing words of
vanity, they aUure through the lusts of the
flesh, through much wantonness, those that were
clean escaped from them who Uve in error. 19.
WhUe they promise thera Uberty, they thera
selves are the servants of corruption, v. 1-22.
2 Pet. 8.16. Things hard to be understood,
which they that are unlearned and unstable
wrest, as fhey do also the other scriptures,
unto their own destruction,
1 Jno. 2.18. As ye have heard that anti
christ shaU corae, even now are there raany
antichrists ; whereby we know that it is the
last time. 26. These things have I vmtten
unto you conceming thera that seduce you,
1 Jno. 4.1, Beloved, beUeve not every spirit,
but try the spirita whether they are of God :
becauae many falae prophets are gone cut into
the world, 2. Hereby know ye the Spirit of
God : Every spirit that confesseth that Jesua
Chriat is corae in the flesh is of God : 3, And
every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus
Christ is come in the flesh is not of God : and
thia is that spirit of antichrist, whereof ye
have heard that it should corae; and even
now already is it in the world.
1 Jno. 4.6. They are of the world : there
fore speak they of the world, and the world
heareth them.
2 Jno. 7. Many deceivers are entered into
the world, who confess not that Jesus Christ
is come in the flesh. This ia a deceiver and
an antichrist. 10. If there corae any unto
you, and bring not this doctrine, receive hira
not into your house, neither bid him God
speed : 11. For he that biddeth bim God
speed is partaker of hia evU deeda.
3 Jno, 10. I vriU reraember his deeds which
he doeth, prating againat ua with maUcioua
worda : and not content therewith, neither
dotb he himself receive the brethren, and for
biddeth thera that would, and casteth them
out of the church.
Jude 4. There are certain men crept in
unawares, who were before of old ordained to
this condemnation, imgodly men, turning the
grace of our God into lasciviousness, and
denying the oiUy Lord God, and cur Lord
Jesus Christ, 11, Woe unto them I for they
have gone in the way of Cain, and ran greedUy
after the error of Balaam for reward, and
perished in the gainsaying of Core.
Rev. 2.2 How thou canst not bear thera
which are evil: and thou hast tried them
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hast found them liars. 14. Thou hast there
them that hold the doctrine of Balaam, who
taught Balac to cast a stumbUngblock before
the chUdren of Israel, to eat things sacrificed
unto idols, and to corarait fornication. 15. So
haat thou also them that hold the doctrine of
the Nlcoloitanea, which thing I hate.
Rev. 2.20. Thou sufferest that woman
Jezebel, which caUeth herself a prophetess, to
teach and to seduce my servants to commit
fornication, and to eat things sacrificed unto
idols. 21, And I gave her space to repent of
her fornication ; and she repented not. 22.
Behold, I vriU cast her into a bed, and thera
th at corarait adultery with her into great tribula
tion, except they repent of their deeds. 23.
And I will kiU her chUdren with death.
See Ahab, Alexander, Amaziah,
Balaam, Caiaphas, Demas, Diotrephes,
Eli's sons, Elymas, Hananiah, Hymen
eus, Jezebel, Jonathan, Judas, Korah,
NaDAB,NiCOL AITANES, NOADIAH, P BILETU3,
Shemaiah, Zedekiah. See also Pharisees,
— ^PrIBSTS, IDOLATROUS — SCRIBES — BAOK-
SLEDINQ. MINNI, a province of Arraenia, Jer. 61,27.
MINNITH, a town of the Aramonites,
Jud. 11.33. Eze. 27.17.
MINSTREL. See Music— Mourning,
MINT, Mat, 28.23. Luk. 11.42.
MIRACLES, Design of. To witneas of
God, Ex. 3.20, Ex. 7.6,17. Ex. 8.10,22. Ex.
9,16,29. Ex. 10.1,2,16,17. Ex. 11.1,7-9. Ex,
12.12. Ex. 14.4,17.18,25,81. Ex. 16.6,12.
Deu. 4,83-86, Joa, 2,11. Jos, 8,10,11. Joa,
4.24. Joa. 6.1. Jud. 2.7. 1 Sara. 6.6. 1 Sam.
12.17,18. IKin. 18.37,39. 2Kin.5.15. 2air,
7.3, Dan. 2,47. Dan. 3,28,29. Jonah 1.16.
Luk. 6.26, Luk. 18.43. Jno, 9.3, Jno, 11.
4,40. Act. 4.22.
To witneas to Christ as the Messiah, Mat.
9.6. Mat. 11.2-6 with Isa. 36.6,6. Mat. 12.
23-80. Mat. 13.64. Mat. 14.33. Mat. 16.31.
Mat. 27.64. Mar. 2.12, Mar. 8,23-27. Mar,
6,2. Mar. 7,37. Luk, 6.23-26. Luk, 7,16,
Luk. 11.17-23, Luk. 18.48, Jno. 2.11,18-23,
Jno. 3.2. Jno. 4.46,48,53. Jno. 6.20,36. Jno.
6,14,30,31. Jno. 7.31. Jno. 9.4,16,17,30-33.
Jno. 10.21,25,32,37-42. Jno. 11,4,15,87,40-45,
Jno. 12.10,11,18,30,42. Jno. 14.10,11. Jno.
15.24. Jno. 20.80,31. Act. 2.22,
To witness to the inspiration of prophets,
Ex. 4.6-9. Ex. 14,31, Ex, 19.9, Num. 16.
6-7,28-40. Num. 17.5,10. Joa. 4,14. IKin.
17.24. 1 Kin, 18.36.
To witness to the apostles, and to the truth
of the Gospel, Mar. 16.17-20. Act. 1.8, Act.
2. Act. 3.1-16. Act. 4.10,16-22,33. Act. 6
11-14, Act. 8.6-8. Act. 9.33-35,42. Act. 13.
12. Act, 14,3,11-18, Rom, 15,18,19. 1 Cor,
1.6,7. 1 Cor, 14.22. Heb. 2.4.
MIRACLES. Miraculous Judgments,
Blessings, and Events. The flood. Gen. c.
7 <te 8. Confusion of tongues. Gen. 11.7-9.
Sodomites' blindness. Gen, 19.11. Destruction
of Sodom, <bc., Gen. 19. Aaron's rod becomes
a serpent, Ex. 7,10,12. PUlar of cloud, Ex. 13.
20,21. Destruction of Nadab, (fee, Lev, 10.1,2; of
IsraeUtes at Taberah, Num. 11.1. Aaron'a
rod blossoms, Num. 17.8 Balaara s aaa speak
ing, Num. 22.28-30, Manna and quails sent.
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Ex. 15.12-15, Num. 11.31, Manna preserved
on the Sabbath, Ex. 16.23,24; and for gener
ationa, Ex. 16.32-84.
Pasaage of Jordan, Joa. 3,11-17. FoU of
Jericho, Jos, 6.20. Araorites defeated, Jos.
10.11. Sun and moon stand stUl, Jos. 10.12-14.
Gideon's fleece, Jud. 6.37-40. Sarason supplied
vrith water, Jud. 16.19. His feats of strength,
Jud. 15.14-16. Jud. 16.1-14, FoU of Dagon,
1 Sara, 6.3,4. Bethshemites smitten, 1 Sam,
6.19. Thimder, &;c., in answer to Samuel's
prayer, 1 Sara. 12.16-18. Plague atopped at
David's prayer, 1 Chr. 21.26. Jeroboam's hand
withered, 1 Kin. 13,3-6. Appearance of water
as blood, 2 Kin. 3.20-22. Panic of Syrians,
2 Kin. 7.6,7. EUjah's and Elisha's rairades.
See Elijah — Elisha,
Destmction of Sennacherib's army, 2 Kin.
19.36. Isa. 37.36. Return of the shadow on
the sun-dial, 2 Kin. 20.9-11. Hezekiah's cure,
Isa, 38.21. DeUverance of Shadrach, &c., Dan.
3.23-27 ; and of Daniel, Dan. 6.22. The sea
calmed on Jonah being cast into it, Jonah 1,15.
Jonah in the flsh, Jonah 1.17. Jonah 2.10.
Hia gourd, Jonah 4.6,7.
Sacrificea conaumed by fire from heaven ; of
Aaron, Lev. 9.24; of Gideon, Jud. 6.21; of
Manoah, Jud. 18.19,20 ; of Solomon, 2 Chr,
7,1 ; of EUjah, 1 Kin. 18.38,
Star at Christ's birth. Mat. 2.1,2,9. Dark
ness and earthquake at Christ's death. Mat. 27.
45,51-68. Earthquake at Christ's resurrection,
Mat. 28,2, Mar. 16.4, Zacharias' dumbness
and cure, Luk. 1.20,64. The pool of SUoam
troubled by an angel, Jno. 5.4.
The sick cured, and evU spirita cast out ; by
the seventy, Luk. 10.17-20 ; by the apostles,
Mar. 6,13, Act. 2,43, Act. 6.12. Stephen,
Act. 6.8, PhUip, Act. 8,7,13.
See Christ, miracles of.
Miracles of Moses. The burning-bush.
Ex, 3.2. Moses" rod changed to a serpent, Ex.
4.2-4. Hia hand made leprcua and cured, Ex.
4.6,7. Plagues of Egypt, Ex, c. 7 to 12,
Passage of the Red Sea, Ex. 14.21-29. The
waters of Marah aweetened, Ex. 16. 26. Water
brought from the rock in Horeb, Ex. 17.6,6;
and at Merihah, Nura. 20.11, Victory over
Amalek, Ex, 17-11. Forty days' fast, Ex. 34.
28. Shining of Moses' face, Ex. 34.29-35,
Miriam's leprosy healed. Num. 12.10-16,
Korah, &c,, destroyed, Nura. 16.31-86. Israel
ites healed by brazen serpent, Nura, 21,9.
Miracles of Peter. Peter cures the sick,
Act, 5,16,16. Cures Eneas, Act. 9,34. Eaises
Dorcas, Act. 9.40. Ananias' and Sapphira's
death. Act. 5.5,10, Peter and John cure a
lame man. Act. 3.2-11. Peter, &c., deUvered
from prison. Act, 6.19-23. Act. 12.6-11.
Miracles of Paul. Paul strikes Elymas
with bUndness, Act. 13.11, Heals a cripple.
Act. 14,10, Casts out evU spirita, and cures
sick. Act. 16.18. Act. 19.11,12, Act, 28.8,9,
Raisea Eutychus to life, Act, 20.9-12. Shakes
off a viper. Act. 28.5. Paul cured of blindness.
Act. 9.8-6,17,18. Paul and SUas released from
prison, Act. 16.26.
MIRACLES. Miraculous Gifts, 2 Kin,
2.9. EUsha said, I pray thee, let a double por
tion of thy spirit be upon me. 10. And he
said. Thou hast asked a hard thing : neverthe
less, if thou see me when Iam taken frora thee,
it shaU be ao unto thee ; bub if not, it shaU
not be .frt. V. 12.
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MIZAK
Luk, 10,20. In this rejoice not, that the
spirits are subject unto you ; but rather rejoice,
because your names are written in heaven.
Act. 8.20. Thy money perish with thee,
because thou haat thought that the gift of God
raay be purchaaed with money.
1 Cor. 18.2. Though I have the gift of pro
phecy, and understand aU mysteries, and all
knowledge ; and though I have all faith, so
that I could remove mountains, and have not
charity, I am nothing. 8, Charity never faUeth :
but whether there be prophecies, they shall
fail ; whether there be tongues, they ahall
cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall
vanish away, v. 9,10.
ICor, 14.1, Desire spiritual f/^, but rather
that ye may prophesy, 12. Aa ye are zealoua
of spiritual gifts, seek that ye may excel to the
edUying of the church. 18. I thank my God,
I speak with tongues raore than ye aU. 22.
Tongues are for a sign, not to thera that beUeve,
but to them that believe not : but propheaying
serveth not for them that beUeve not, but for
them which beUeve. 39. Covet to propheay,
and forbid not to speak with tonguea. v. 1-39.
Jas. 5.14. Is any aick araong you? let him
coU for the elders of the church ; and let them
pray over hira, anointing him with oU in the
name of the Lord : 15. And the prayer of
faith shaU save the sick, and the Lord shaU
raise hira up ; and if he have committed sins,
they shaU be forgiven hira.
Rev. 11.6, These have power to shutheaven,
that it rain not in the days of their prophecy :
and have power over waters to tum them to
blood, and to sraite the earth with aU plaguea,
as often as they wUl,
See Prophecy — Tongues— Holt Spirit,
miraculous influences of.
MIRACLES performed in Christ's
NAME. By the seventy, Luk. 10.17-20 ; by
Christ's disciples. Mar. 9,89. Jno. 14.12 ; by
the apostles. Act, 8.6,12,18,16. Act. 4.10,30.
Act. 9.34,35, Act. 16,18, See Holy Spirit,
miraculous INFLUENCES OF.
 , Unbelief in. Pharaoh, Ex. c.
7 to 11. IsraeUtes, Num. 14.11,22, Deu. 29.2-4.
Psa. 78.82. Psa. 106,7. Phariseea and Jews,
Mat. 9,34. Jno. 9.24,29. Jno. 10.20,21. Jno.
11.46. Jno. 12.87. Jno. 16,24. Act, 2.12,13.
Menof Capernaum, &c,, Mat.11,20-24. Christ's
brethren, Jno. 7.4,5.
MIRIAM, sister of Moses, Num. 26,69,
Her care of Moses when in the ark. Ex, 2,4-3.
A prophetess ; her song of triumph, Ex. 15.
20,21. Mic. 6.4. Her jealousy of Moses;
punished with leprosy ; her cure, Num. 12.
Deu, 24.9. Death of, Nura, 20.1,
MISREFHOTH-MAIM, a place near
Sidon, Joshua's victory at, Jos. 11.8. Jos.
13.6. MISSIONS. See Zeai^Ministers.
MIST, the ground watered by, at creation,
Gen. 2.6. Dlustrative, 2 Pet. 2,17.
MITE, half a kodrantes; that is, leaa than
half a farthing. Mar. 12.42, Luk. 12.69. Luk.
21.2. See Farthing.
MITRE, Ex. 28.4,36-39. Ex. 39.28-31.
MITYLENE, a town in the isle of Lesbos.
visited by Paul, Act. 20.14.
MIZAR (a Uttle hiU), Psa. 42.6.

AnZPAH
MIZFAH, or Kzfbh (watch-tower), named
by Laban from the heap of stones set up at.
Gen. 81.23,49. A city of GUead, Jud. 11.29.
Hos. 6.1. The armies of Israel and Ammon
ites encamped in, Jud. 10.17. Jud. 11.11,29.
Jephthah dwelt in, Jud, 11.84.
 , a city of Benjamin, Jos. 18.26.
IsraeUtes convened at, Jud. 20.1,3, Jud. 21.1.
1 Sam. 7.6-7,12. ISam. 10.17. Samuel judges
at, 1 Sam. 7.16. Fortified by Asa, 1 Kin. 16. 22.
2 Chr. 16.6. Gedaliah, the Chaldean govemor,
resides at, 2 Kin. 26.28,26. Jer. 40.6-15. Jer.
41.1-14. Inhabited after the captivity, Neh.
3.7,15,19.  , a town in the plains of Judah,
Jos. 16.38. Supposed to be the same as the
watch-tower in 2 Chr. 20.24.
 , a town of Moab, to which David
brought his parents, 1 Sam. 22.3.
 , VAiLET or, in the region of
Lebanon, Jos. 11.3,8.
miZBAIM, son of Ham ; his descendants.
Gen. 10.6,13,14. 1 Chr. 1.8,11,12. A name of
Egypt, see Egypt.
MNASON OF Ctpkus, an old disciple with
whom Paul lodged, Act. 21.16.
ItIOABITES,descendedfromLot'sson,Moab,
Gen, 19.37. CaUed people of Chemosh, Num.
21.29. Eulers of, IChr. 4.22. Their territory,
Num. 21.10-30. Deu. 2.8-19. Jud. 11.18.
Eefuse Israel passage, Jud. 11.17. Balak,
king of, sends for Balaam, Num. c. 22 to 24.
Jos. 24.9,10. Mic. 6.5. Entice Israel to idol
atry, &c., Num. 26.1-3.
Israel forbidden to make war on, Deu. 2.9.
Jud. 11.15 ; ortomake league with, Deu. 23.6 ;
or to admit to the congregation, Deu. 3.3,4.
Intermarriages with, Euth 1.4. 1 Kin. 11.1.
1 Chr. 8.8. Ezr. 9.1,2. Neh. 18.28. Eglon,
king of, subdues Israel ; is slain by Ehud, Jud.
3.12-30. 1 Sam. 12.9; defeated by Saul,
1 Sam. 14.47.
Enmity to Israel, Fsa. 83.6.8. Gave an
asylum to David's parents, 1 Sam. 22.3,4.
Conquered by David, and become tributary,
2 Sam. 8.2. 2 Sam. 23.20. 1 Chr. 11.22.
1 Chr. 18.2,11. Psa. 60.8. Mesha, king of,
tributary to Ahab, 2 Kin. 1.1. 2 Kin. 3.4 ;
revolts from Jehoram, and is defeated by
him ; sacrifices his son, 2 Kin. 3.5-27.
Invade Israel in the reign of Jehoash, 2 Kin.
13.20. Invade Judah with the Ammonites;
and defeated by Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 20.
Invade Judah in the reign of Jehoiakim,
2 Kin. 24.2. Jews among, during the capti
vity, Jer. 40.11.
Idols of, see Baai.-peoii, Chemosh.
Mountains of, see Nebo, Peor, Pisgah.
Elver of, see Arhon. Towns of, Isa. 15.
Jer. 48. See An or Abbopolis, Dibon,
ELEALA.H, ElTEGLAIM, HeSHBON, KIKJATH-
HUZOTH. Prophedesof, Ex. 15.15. Num. 24.17. Isa.
11.14. Isa. 15. Isa. 16. Isa. 26.10-12. Jer.
9.25,26. Jer. 25.21. Jer. 27.1-11. Jer. 48.
Eze. 26.8-11. Dan. 11.41. Amos 2.1-3. Zeph.
2.8-11. MOAB, PiAiHS OF, south of Ar or Amon ;
IsraeUtes pitch in, Deu. 2. 18,24. Jud. 11. 18, 22.
Num. 22.1. Num. 33.48 ; are numbered in.
Num. 26.3,63. The law given in. Num. 36.13.

MOEBH
Deu. 1.5. Covenant in, Deu. 29.1. Allot
ment of tribes given in. Jos. 13.32.
MOCKING. See IffFiDEUTY.
MOLE, Lev. 11.80. Isa. 2.20.
MOLECH, MoLOOH, or Milgoijh, a god
of the Ammonites, Act. 7.43. Solomon buUt
a high place for, 1 Kin. 11.7. Children passed
through the fire to, 2 Kin. 23.10. Jer. 82.36.
2 Kin. 16.3. 2 Km. 21.6. 2 Chr. 28.8. Isa.
67.6. Jer. 7.31. Eze. 16.20,21. Eze. 20.26,31.
Eze. 23.37,39. See Lev. 18.21. Lev. 20.2-6.
Josiah destroys the high place of, 2 Kin. 23. 10.
Supposed to be the same as Malcham, Zeph.
1.5 ; and (as Melech means hing) the king of
the Ammonites, Jer. 49.1 {marg.). Anaos
1.15 ; and the same as Baal, Jer. 32.35 with
Jer. 19.5,6.
MONEY, weighed. Gen. 23.16. Gen. 43.21.
Job 28.15. Jer. 32.10. Zee. 11.12. Cesar's
image on, Mat. 22.20,21. Metals used in, see
Brass, Gold, Silver. Coins of, see Dram,
Farthing, Gerah, Maneh, Mite, Penny,
Piece of Silver, Poond, Shekel, Talent.
See Covetousness, Liberauty, Eiches,
Usury. MONEY-CHANGERS ; their traffic in the
temple. Mat. 21.12. Mar. 11.16. Jno. 2.16,
see Gen. 23.16.
MONTH, Gen. 7.11. Gen. 8.4. Began with
the new moon. Num. 10.10 with Num. 28.11.
1 Sam. 20.5,18,24,27. Twelve in the year,
1 Chr. 27.1-16. See 1st Month, Abib ; 2, Zif ;
S, SiVAN ; 6, Elul ; 7, Ethanim ; 8, Bul ; 9,
Chisleu ; 10, Tebeth ; 11, Sebat ; 12, Adar.
The 4th and 6th months are not referred to
by name in scripture.
MONUMENTS. See Burial-plaoe.s—
Pillars. MOON, Gen. 1.16. Job 31.26. Psa. 8.3.
Psa. 136.9. Ecc. 12.2. Song 6.10. Jer. 81.36.
1 Cor. 16.41. Its infiuences, Deu. 33.14. Psa.
121.6. Months regulated by, Psa. 104.19.
Joseph's dream conceming, Gen. 37.9. Joshua
commands it to stand stUI, Jos. 10.12,13. Hab.
3.11. Worship of, forbidden, Deu. 4.19. Deu.
17.3. Worshipped, 2 Kin. 23.6. Job31.26,27.
Jer. 8.2, Worshipped as queen of heaven,
Jer. 7.18. Jer. 44.17-19,25. Darkenmg of,
lUustrative, Job 26.5. Isa. 18.10. Isa. 24.23.
Eze. 32.7. Joel 2.10,31. Joel3.16. Mat.24.
29. Lui. 21.25. Eev. 6.12. Eev. 8.12.
Shining of, Ulustrative, Isa. 30.26. Isa. 60.19.
Eev. 21.28. SymboUcal, Eev. 12.1.
 , New, Feast of. See Feasts.
MOEAL Law. See Law of God.
MOKDECAI, a captive Jew ; his parent
age; educates his cousin Esther; reveals a
conspiracy against the king. Est. 2. Est. 6.
1-3. Eefuses submission to Haman, who plots
his death, and that of the Jews, Est. 3. Est.
6.9-14. His mourning ; induces Esther to
petition the king. Est. 4. Led in state by
Haman, Est. 6. Made chief-minister ; plans
for the Jews safety. Est. c. 8 to 10. Institutes
the feast of Purim, Est. 9.20-32.
MOBEH, Plain of, near Shechem ; Abra
ham dwelt in. Gen. 12.6. GUgal near, Deu,
11.30.  , Hiu. OF. Gideon's defeat of the
Midianites near, Jud. 7.1. 311

MOEIAH
MORIAH, a hiU on which Abraham offered
Isaac, Gen. 22.2. The Temple buUt on,
2 Chr. 3.1.
MORTAR, Ex. 1.14. Slime used for, at
Babel, Gen. 11.3. Trodden, Nah. 3.14. Isa.
41.26. Used for plaster. Lev. 14.42,46. Un
tempered, Eze. 13.10-15. Eze. 22.28.
 , Pro. 27.22. Manna pounded
in. Num. 11.8.
MORTIFY, signifles to put to death, Eom.
8.13. Col. 3.6. So rendered. Mat. 10.21.
Eom. 4.19, &c.
MOSAIC Law. See Law, mosaic.
MOSES (drawn out), son of Amram
and Jochebed, of the tribe of Levi ; his birth,
Ex. 2.1-4. Ex. 6.20. 1 Act. 7.20. Heb. 11.23.
Pound in an ark on the river brink, and
adopted by Pharaoh's daughter, Ex. 2.6-10.
Act. 7.21. His learning, Act. 7.22.
Eefuses to be called the son of Pharaoh's
daughter, Heb. 11.24-26. Slays an Egyptian,
and separates two Israelites, Ex. 2.11-14. Act.
7.23-28. Flees to Midian; marries Jethro' s
daughter ; his famUy, Ex. 2.16-22. 1 Chr. 23.
14-17. Act. 7.29. Num. 12.1. His chUdren un
circumcised ; God seeks to slay him, Ex. 4. 24-26.
Keeps Jethro's fiock ; sees the burning-bush ;
sent by God to announce deUverance to Israel ;
signs given to him ; the rod becomes a serpent,
Ex. 3. Ex. 4.1-17. Act. 7.30-36.
Eetums to Egypt ; meets with Aaron ; his
miracles before Israel, Ex. 4.18-31, Pleads his
inabiUty ; Aaron made his spokesman, Ex.
3.11. Ex. 4.1,10-16. Ex. 6.12,30. Ex. 7.1,2.
His despondency. Ex, 6.22,23.
His appearances before Pharaoh, and mi
racles, Ex. c. 6 to 10. Ex. 12.31. 80 years old
at this time, Ex. 7.7. Withstood by magicians,
Ex. 7.11,22. Ex. 8.7,18. 2 Tun. 3.8. His
reputation in Egypt, Ex. 11.3.
Leads the Israelites out of Egypt (seep. 254) ;
takes the bones of Joseph with him, Ex. 13.19.
Hos. 12.13. Crosses the Ked Sea; the sea
divided, Ex. 14. His song, Ex. 15.1-19. Heals
the waters of Marah, Ex. 16.23-26. Water
brought from the rock in Horeb, Ex. 17.5,6.
His hands held up whUe Joshua defeats
Amalek, Ex. 17.9-12. Builds altars, Ex. 17.16.
"Ex. 24.4. Jethro brings his family to him,
Ex. 18.1-12. His mode of judging Israel ;
appoints judges by Jethro's advice, Ex. 18.
13,26. Deu. 1.9-17.
Ascends Mount Sinai to God ; the giving of
the law, Ex. 19.3-19,20. Ex. 20.21. Ex. 24.
Ex. 34. Deu. 6.31. Deu. 9.9. Deu. 10.10.
Heb. 11.21. See Law, mosaic. Fasts 40 days,
Ex. 24.18. Deu. 9.9. Fasts a second time,
Ex. 34.28. Deu. 10.10.
Breaks the tables and destroys the golden
caU; rebukes Aaron, Ex. 82.19-24. Deu.
9.17,21. 3000 idolaters slain by his command,
Ex. 32.26-29. Makes 2 new tables, Ex. 34.4.
Deu. 10.1,2. God reveals his glory to him, Ex.
33.18,23. Ex. 34.4-7. His face shines ; he
puts on a vaU, Ex. 34.29-35. 2 Cor. 3.7,13.
Sets up the Tabemaele, see Tabernacle,
Reproves Aaron's sons for neglecting the sin-
oSering, Lev. 10.16-20. SoUcits Hobab to
accompany Israel, Num. 10.29-82. Doubts
God's promise to provide fiesh, Num. 11.21-23.
Aaron and Minam's jealousy of him ; her
leprosy removed on his prayer, Nxun. 12.
Rebellion of Korah, &c.. Num. 16. Hia sin
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MOUNTAINS
at Meribah ; water given on striking the rock.
Num. 20.1-12. Psa. 106.82,33. Erects the
serpent of brass. Num. 21.9. Jno. 3.14.
Appoints Joshua his successor; his charge,
Num. 27.22,23. Deu. 31.7,8,14,23. Deu. 34 9,
Eeproves Israel for sparing Midian, Num.
31.14-17. His vigour when 120 years old, Deu.
31.2. Deu, 84.7.
Not aUowed to enter Canaan for his sin at
Meribah ; views Canaan from Pisgah : his
death and burial ; Israel moums for. Num.
27.12-14. Deu. 1.37. Deu. 3.25-27. Deu.
82.49-62. Deu. 34.1-8.
A prophet, Ex. 3.10. Ex. 4.5,11,12. Ex.
6.18. Ex. 7.2. Ex. 19.9. Ex. 38.11. Lev.
27.34. Num. 11.17. Num. 12.7,8. Num,
36.13. Deu. 1.3. Deu. 6.31. Deu. 18.16,18.
Deu. 34.10,12. Hos. 12.13. Mar. 7.9,10,
Act. 7. 37,38. See Prophets, inspiration of.
IsraeUtes murmur against him. Ex, 6.20,21,
Ex. 14.11,12. Ex. 16.2,8. Ex. 17.2,3. Num.
14.2-4. Num. 16.41. Num. 20.2-6. Num.
21.4-6. Deu. 1.12,26-28. RepUes to Israel's
murmurs, Ex. 14.13,14. Ex. 16.6-9. Deu.
1.29-31. His prayers : Prayer for Pharaoh, Ex. 8.12,30.
Ex. 9.33. Ex. 10.18 ; for Israel, Ex. 16.26.
Ex. 17.4. Ex. 32.11-18,30-32. Ex. 34.9. Num.
11.2. Num. 14.6,13-20. Num. 16.46,46. Num.
20.6. Num. 21.7. Deu. 9.26-29. Psa. 106.23 ;
for Miriam, Niun. 12,13 ; for Aaron, Deu.
9.20 ; for God's presence, Ex. 33.12-23 ; for a
successor. Num. 27.16 ; to be allowed to entei
Canaan, Deu. 3.28-25.
His piety, Jer, 15.1. Heb. 3.2,6. Heb. 11,
24-26. Hismeekness, Num. 12.3. Ex. 14.13^4.
His anger and complaints against Israel, Ex.
6.22,23. Ex. 6.12. Ex. 32.19. Num. 11.10-16.
Num. 16.16. Num. 20.10. Num. 31.14. His
magnanimity when Eldad and Medad prophe
sied, Num. 11.29 ; when God said he would
make of Moses a great nation, Ex. 32.10.
Num. 14.12,18.
He and his f amUy encamped before the taber
nacle. Num. 3.38. The ram of consecration
belonged to him, Ex. 29.26. Lev. 8.29. Blesses
the people, Lev. 9.23. Num. 10.35,86. Deu.
1.11 ; before his death, Deu. 38.
His writings, Ex. 17.14. Ex. 24.14. Num.
83.2. Deu. 1.1. Deu. 4.44. Deu. 6.1. Deu.
31.9,19,22,24. Deu. 32. Psa. 90 {tiOe). Luk.
20.37. Eev. 15.8. Appears with Elijah on the
Mount of Transfiguration, Mat. 17.3,4. Mar.
9.4,5. Luk. 9.30. His miracles. SeeMlRACLES.
See Israelites, p. 254.
MOTH, Job 4.19. Job 27.18. Psa. 39.11.
Garments eaten by. Job 13.28. Isa. 60.9
Hos. 6.12. Mat. 6.19,20. Jas. 8.2.
MOUNTAINS, Rocks, and Hills. Used
for divine worship. Gen. 22.2. Ex. 3.12.
1 Sam. 10.6. Mic. 4.1,2 ; for idolatrous wor
ship, Deu. 12.2. 1 Kin. 14.28. Jer. 3.6.
Hos. 4.13. Beacons set up on, Isa. 13.2. Isa.
18.3. Isa. 30.17.
Christ's temptation on, Mat. 4.8; sermon
on. Mat, 5.1 ; he chooses apostles on. Mar,
3.18,14. His prayers on. Mat. 14.23. Luk.
6.12. Luk. 9.28. Miracles on. Mat. 15.29,30.
Jno. 6.3. Transfiguration on. Mar. 9.2.
Meeting with disciples on. Mat. 28.16.
Burning mountains, Jer. 61.25. Nah. 1.5,6.
Eev. 8.8. Ex. 19.18. lUustrative, Mic. 4.2.
Zee, 4.7. Mat. 21.21. 1 Cor. 13.2. Symboll
cal. Gal. 4.24.25. Rev. 8.8. Eev. 17.9.

MOURNING
See Abana, Abarim, Ararat, Halak,
Nebo, Pboe, Pibqah, Seir, Sbphar, Sinai,
Rock — Palestine, MoUNTAiNa of.
MOURNING. Rending the garraents. Gen,
37.29,34. Gen. 44,13. Nura. 14,6. Jud.
11.35. 2 Sam. 1.2,11. 2 Sam. 3.31. 2 Sam.
13.19,31. 2 Sam. 16.82. 2 Kin. 2.12. 2 Kin.
5.8. 2 Kin. 6.30. 2 Kin. 11.14. 2 Kin. 19 1.
2 Kin, 22.11,19. Ezr. 9.3,5. Job 1.20, Job
2.12. Jer. 41.5. Mat. 26,66. Act, 14,14.
lUustrative, Joel 2,13,
Wearingmouming-dress,GJen. 38.14, 2Sam.
14.2. See Sackcloth. Cutting or plucking
off the hair and beard, F^zr. 9,3, Jer, 7,29,
See Baldness, Uncovering the head. Lev.
10.6, Lev. 13.45. Lev. 21.10, Nura. 5,18.
Covering the head and face, 2 Sara. 15.30.
2 Sam. 19.4. Est. 6.12. Jer. 14.3,4 ; and the
upper Up, Lev. 13.46, Eze. 24,17,22. Mic.
3.7 {marg.). Lying on the ground, 2 Sara.
12.16. 2 Sam. 13.81. See Ashes.
Laylnga3ideomaraents,Ex. 33.4,6. Neglect
ing the person, 2 Sara. 14.2. 2 Sara. 19.24,
Cutting the flesh forbidden. Lev. 19.28. Lev.
21.6. Deu. 14.1. Practised, Jer. 16.6, Jer,
41,5. Jer. 47.6. Jer. 48.37. WaUdng bare
foot, 2 Sam. 16.80. Isa. 20.2. Laymg the
hand on the head, 2 Sam, 18.19. Jer. 2.87.
Loud cries and lamentations, Ex. 12.80.
1 Sam. 80.4, Jer. 22.18. Pasting, 1 Sam, 31.
13. 2 Sam. 1.12. 2Sam. 3.85, Cup of conso
lation given, Jer. 16.7.
Laated raany d&ys. Gen, 50.3,10. Deu. 34.8.
Job 2.13. Caused ceremonial defilement,
Num. 19.11-16, Nura. 31.19. Lev. 21,1.
Prevented offeringa frora being accepted, Deu.
26.14, Hos, 9.4. Of priests oiUy, for next of
kin. Lev. 21.1-11. See Lev. 10,6.
Hired raoumers or minstrels employed,
2 Chr. 35.26. Ecc. 12.6. Jer, 9.17. Amos
6,16. Mat. 9.23. Laments or dirgea, 2 Sara,
L17-27. 2 Sam. 3,33,34. 2 Sam, 18.33.
2 Kin. 2,12. 2 Chr. 85.25.
MOUSE, forbidden to be eaten. Lev, 11,29,
Eaten by idolatera, laa. 66.17, Iraagea of,
sent by the PhUistinea with the ark, 1 Sara,
6,4,6,11,18. MOWING OF Grass, Psa, 72.6. Psa. 90.6.
Psa. 129,7. Amos 7.1,
MUFFLER, a thin spangled veU, laa, 3.19.
MULBERRY-TREE {a kind of poplar),
2 Sara. 5.23,24. Psa. 84.6 (marg.).
MULE, Psa. 32.9. Used for riding, 2 Sara.
13.29. 2 Sara. 18.9. Bat. 8.10,14. Isa. 66.20.
For carrying burdens, 2 Kin, 5.17, 1 Chr.
12,40, in war, Zee. 14.16. Brought in tri
bute, 1 Kin. 10.26, Number brought from
Babylon, Ezr. 2.66. Neh. 7.68. Trade in, by
Tyria-ns, Eze, 27,14. The word translated
mule in Gen, 86.24, probably signifles warm
springs, MURDER. Gen, 4.10, What haat thou
done ? the voice of thy brother's blood crieth
unto me from the ground. 11. And now art
thou cursed frora the earth, which hath opened
her mouth to receive thy brother's blood from
thy hand. v. 12.
Gen, 9.6. Surely your blood of your Uves
wiU I require ; at the hand of every beaat wUl
I require it, and at the hand of man ; at the
hand of every man's brother vrill I require the
life of man. 6. Whoso sheddeth man's blood.

MttrdeIr
by raan shaU his blood be shed : for in the
image of God made he man.
Gen. 49,7. Cursed be their anger, for it was
flerce ; and their wrath, for it was cruel : I wiU
divide them In Jacob, and scatter them in
Israel. Ex. 20.13. Thou shalt not kiU. Deu. 6.17.
Mat. 5.21. Rom. 13.9,
DeiL 27.24. Cursed be he that smiteth his
neighbour secretly. 25. Cursed be he that
taketh reward tc slay an innocent person.
And all the people shall say. Amen.
1 Kin. 21,19, Hast thou kUled, and also
taken posaession? Thus saith the Lord, In
the place where doga Ucked the blood of
Naboth ahaU dogs Uck thy blood, even thine.
2 Chr. 24.22. When he died, he said. The
Lord look upon it, and require it.
Job 24.14. The murderer rising vrith the
light kiUeth the poor and needy, and in the
night is as a thief, v. 1-25.
Psa. 5.6. The Lord wiU abhor the bloody
and deceitful raan,
Psa. 9.12, When he maketh Inquisition for
blood, he remembereth thera,
Psa. 10,8. In the secret places doth he
murder the innocent,
Psa. 26.9. Gather not my soul with sinners,
nor my Ufe with bloody raen : 10. In whose
hands is raischief.
Psa. 37.32. The wicked watcheth the right
eous and aeeketh to slay hira.
Psa, 88,12. They also that seek after my
lUe lay snares /or me.
Psa. 65.23. Thou, 0 God, ahalt bring them
down into the pit of deatruction : bloody and
deceitful men shall not Uve out half their days.
Psa. 94,6. They slay the widow and the
stranger, and murder the fatherless.
Pro. 1.11. They say, Come with ua, let us
lay wait for blood, let us lurk privily for the
innocent without cause : 12. Let ua awallow
thera up alive aa the grave ; and whole, as
those that go down into the pit. 16. Their
feet run to evU, and make haste to shed blood.
laa, 59,7.
Pro, 6.16. Seven are an abomination unto
him. 17. Hands that shed innocent blood.
Pro. 12.6. The words of the wicked are to
Ue in wait for blood,
Isa. 26,21, The earth alao shaU diacloae her
blood, and shaU no more cover her slain.
Jer. 2.34. In thy skirts is found the blood
of the souls of the poor innocents : I have not
found it by secret search, but upon aU these.
Jer. 19.4.
Jer. 7.9. WUl ye murder, 10. And come
and stand before me in this house, which is
caUed by my name, and say. We are deUvered
to do aU these aborainations ?
Eze. 22.9. In thee are raen that carry tales
to shed blood.
Eze. 36.6. As I Uve, saith the Lord God, I
wiU prepare thee unto blood, and blood shaU
pursue thee : sith thou hast not hated blood,
even blood shaU pursue thee.
Hos. 1.4. I wUl avenge the blood of Jezreel
upon the house of Jehu.
Hos. 4.1. The Lord hath a controversy with
the inhabitants of the land, because there is no
truth, nor raercy. 2, They break out, and
blood toucheth blood. 8. Therefore ahaJl the
land moum.
Hab. 2.10. Thou hast consulted sharae to
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chy house by cutting off raany people, and
hast sinned against thy souL 12. Woe to him
that buUdeth a town with blood.
Mat, 15.19. Out of the heart proceed evU
thoughts, murders.
Gal. 5.19. The works of the fleah are mani
fest. 21. Murders, and auch like : of the which
I teU yoa before, as I have also told you in
time paat, that they which do such things
shaU not inherit the kingdom of God.
1 Pet. 4.15. Let none of you suffer as a
murderer. 1 Jno. 3,16. Ye know that no murderer
hath etemal Ufe abiding in hira. v. 12.
Rev. 9.21. Neither repented they of their
murders. Rev. 21.8. Murderers shall have their part
in the lake which burneth with fire and brim
stone : which is the second death.
Rev. 22.15. Without are murderers.
Murder, Examples of: Cain, Gen. 4.8.
Lamech, Gen. 4.23,24. Simeon and Levi,
Gen. 34.25-81. Pharaoh, Ex. 1.22. Ehud,
Jud. 3.16-23, Jael, Jud, 4.21, Ahimelech,
Jud, 9,5,18,66, An Amalekite, 2 Sam. 1.16.
Abner, 2 Sam. 2,18-24, Joab, 2 Sara. 3.24-27.
2 Sam. 20,9,10. 1 Kin, 2.5, Rechab and
Baanah, 2 Sam. 4.5-8. David, 2 Sam. 11.14-17.
2 Sara, 12,9, Psa. 51.14. Absalom, 2 Sam,
13.22-29. Ahab and Jezebel, 1 Kin, 21.10-24,
2 Kin. 6.32. Hazael, 2 Kin. 8.12,15. Jehu,
2 Kin, 9.24-37, 2 Kin. 10.1-14. AthaUah,
2 Kin. 11.1. Menahem, 2 Kin. 15.16. Manas
seh, 2 Kin, 21,16, Jehoram, 2 Chr, 21.4,
Joash, 2 Chr. 24.21. Amaziah's soldiers,
2 Chr, 25.12, Nebuchadnezzar, Jer, 39.6,
Ishmael, Jer. 41.1-7. Ammonites, Amoa 1,
13-16. Herod I., Mat, 2.16. Herod H., Mar.
6.27, Barabbas, Mar. 15.7. Act. 8,14. San
hedrim and Pilate, Mat. 26, Mat. 27. Sanhe
drim, Act, 7.64-60. Herod IH., Act. 12.2,19.
See Persecution — Malice — Subjects,
TREASON OF.
MURDER, Punishment of. Death, Gen,
9.6,6, Ex. 21.12. Num. 35.16. To be
inflicted by the next of kin, Nura. 35.19,21,
See 2 Sam, 21.1-7, Not to be comrauted, Num.
35.32. Murderers had no protection in the
cities of refuge, Deu. 19.11,12 ; or from altars,
Ex. 21,14. 1 Kin. 2,28-33, Mode of clearing
those suspected of, Deu. 21.3-9. See Mat.
27.24. Imputed to the nearest city, when the
murderer was unknown, Deu, 21.1-8.
Murder, Punishment of. Exiamples of:
Murderers of Saul, 2 Sam. 1,15,16; of Ish
bosheth, 2 Sam. 4.11,12. Joab, 1 Kin. 2.31-84.
Haman, Est. 7.10.
 , Suicide forbidden, Ex. 20.
18. Act. 16.27,28. Examples of: Saul and
hia armour-bearer, 1 Sam, 81.4,6. Zimri,
1 Kin. 16.18. Ahithophel, 2 Sam. 17.28.
Judas, Mat. 27.5.
MURMURING and Discontent. Ex.
16.8, The Lord heareth your murmurings
which ye raurraur against him : and what are
we ? your murraurings are not against ua, but
against the Lord. Nura. 16.12.
Job 16.11, Are the consolations of God
small with thee ? is there any secret thing with
thee? 12, Why doth thine heart carry thee
away ? and what do thy eyes wink at, 13,
That thou tumest thy spirit against God, and
lettest such words go out of thy raouth ?
314

MUSIC
Job 33.12. In thia thou art not juat : I will
answer thee, that God la greater than man.
13, Why dost thou strive against hira ? for he
giveth not account of any of hia matters.
Job 84.37, He addeth rebeUion unto his ain,
he clappeth his hands araong us, and multi-
pUeth his words against God,
Psa, 87.1. Fret not thyself becauae of evU
doers, neither be thou envious against the
workers of iniquity.
Pro, 19,3. The fooUshneaa of man per
verteth his way : and hia heart fretteth against
the Lord.
Ecc. 7.10, Say not thou. What is the Muse
that the former daya were better than these ?
for thou dost not enquire widely conceming
this. Lam. 3.89. Wherefore doth a Uving man
complain, a man for the punishment of his
ains? 1 Cor. 10.10. Neither raurraur ye, as some
of them also murmured, and were destroyed
of tho destroyer.
PhU. 2.14. Do all things without murmur
ings and disputings.
Jude 16. Theae are murraurera, com-
plainers, walking after their own lusts ; and
their raouth speaketh great swelling words.
Murmuring, Examples of: Cain, Gen,
4.13,14. Rachel, Gen. 80.1. Moses, Ex.5.
22,28. Num. 11.11-15. Israelites, Ex. 5.21.
Ex. 14.11,12. Ex. 15.28,24. Ex. 16.2,8, Ex.
17.2. Num. 11.1-10,33. Num, 14. Nura. 16.
41. Nura, 20.2-5. Num. 21.6,6. Deu, 1.
27,28, Psa. 106.24-26. Korah, &c.. Num. 16.
8-11. Job, c. 3, 6, 7, f, 10, 73, 19, 23, 80.
David, 2 Sam. 6.8, Psa. 116.10,11. Aaaph,
Psa. 73.3. EUjah, 1 Kin. 19.4,10. Solomon,
Ecc. 2.17,18. Hezekiah, Isa. 38.10-18. Jere
miah, Jer. 20.14-18. Lara, 8. Jonah, Jonah 4,
See Doubt — Envy — Contejitment —
Resignation^Ingratitude. MUSIC, Instruments of. Invented by
Jubal, Gen, 4.21, By David, 1 Chr. 23.5.
2 Chr. 7.6. 2 Chr. 29.26. Amos 6.5. Made
by Soloraon, 1 Kin. 10.12, 2 Chr. 9.11. Ecc,
2.8. By Tyrians, Eze. 28.13.
See Bells, Cymbal, Dulcimer, Flute,
Gittith, Harp, Mahalath, Neginoth,
Organ, Pipe, Psaltery, Sackbut, Timbrbl,
Trumpet. MUSIC, Sacred — Singing. Singing in
course, Ezr. 3.11. In 2 companies in courses,
Neh. 12.31,32. One singer answering another,
Ex. 15.20,21. Jud. 6.1,12. 1 Sara. 18.7. Psa.
24.7,9 vrith V. 8,10. Ward against ward, Neh.
12.24. Answer of the congregation, Ezr.
3.11. Men and woraen together, Jud.
5.1. Ex, 15,1-21. In harmony. 2 Chr.
6.13. In octaves or with basa (TMorg.). IChr,
16.21. Psa. 6 & 12 {titles). (Sherainith or
octave,) Standmg, 2 Chr, 6.12. 1 Chr. 6,33
{marg.), v. 39,44, Dlustrative, Job 38.7.
Isa. 35.10. Isa, 65,12, Hos. 2.16. SeePRAiSE,
MUSIC, Sacred— Singing and Instru
mental Music, In sacred processiona, Ex.
16.1,20,21, 2 Sara. 6.6,14-16. 1 Chr. 13.8.
1 Chr. 15.16-29 ; aingers going flrst, P.sa. 68.25.
At the tabemaele in Gibeon, 1 Chr. 16.39-42.
1 Chr. 631,32. Before the ark in Jerusalem,
1 Chr. 16.4r6,37,38. 1 Chr, 6.31. With sacri
fices at the feasts, 2 Chr. 15.14. 2 Chr. 23.18.
2 Chr. 29.25-28. Isa. 30.29 SUver trumpets

MUSIC
only used in the time of Moses, Nnm. 10.8,10 ;
and at the jubUee, Lev. 26.8-10.
In the Temple, arrangements made by
David, Gad, and Nathan, by divine command,
2 Chr. 29.25-30. 2 Chr. 6.12,13. 2 Chr. 7.6.
2 Chr. 8.14. 2 Chr. 28.18. Ezr. 8.10,11.
Neh. 12.24,46. By David and his captains,
1 Chr. 25.1-7. By David and the Levites,
1 Chr. 15.16-24. 2 Chr. 36.15. By Hezekiah,
2 Chr. 31.2.
4000 Levites appointed by David, 1 Chr.
23.6. Divided into 24 courses of 12 each, for
which lots were cast, 1 Chr. 25.1-31. 1 Chr.
16.4-6,41,42. 2 Chr. 6.12,13. 2 Chr. 31.2,
Were dressed in white, 2 Chr. 6.12. See Eev.
7.9,10. Priests appointed, who used trumpets
only, see Trumpet.
Levites divided into 3 bands ; stood at the
east end of the altar, 2 Chr. 6.12,13. Heman,
a Kohathite, stood in the middle with his
sons and daughters with trumpets, 1 Chr.
6.33-44. 1 Chr. 26.4r7. Jeduthan or Ethan,
a Merarite, on Heman' s left, with his sons,
having harps, 1 Chr, 6.44-47. 1 Chr. 25.3.
Asaph, a Gershonite, on Heman's right, and
his sons, with cymbals, 1 Chr. 16.5. 1 Chr.
6.89-43. 1 Chr. 25.1,2. 2 Chr. 35.15. Ezr.
3.10,11. Chenaniah, the master of the song,
1 Chr. 15.27. Other leaders, 1 Chr. 16.4-8.
Hab. 3.19. Neh. 12.42.
Levite musicians were devoted to the temple
service, 1 Chr. 9.33. N^h. 12.45, Officiated
daUy, 1 Chr. 23.30. 2 Chr. 30.21. Taught
music, 1 Chr. 28.13. 1 Chr. 25.6-8. Officiated
in bringing up the ark, 1 Chr. 15.27 ; at the
dedication of the waU, Neh. 12.27-29.
MUSIC— Singing. By females, Ex. 16.
20,21. Jud. 6.1,12. 1 Sam. 18.7. 1 Chr. 25.
6. 2 Sam. 19.35. Ecc. 2.8. Ezr. 2.65. Neh.
7.67; and males, 2 Sam. 19.35. Ecc. 2.8.
2 Chr. 35.15. At entertainments. Pro. 26.20.
Amos 8.10. On digging a weU, Num. 21.17.
At harvest, Isa. 16.10.
MUSIC — Singing and Instrumental
Music. In war and triumphs, Ex. 15.1,20,21.
Jud. 11.34. ISam. 18.6. 2 Chr. 20.19-28. See
Trumpet. In idolatrous worship, Dan. 3.
5-16. At proclamation of kings, 1 Kin. 1.40.
2 Kin. 9.13. 2 KUl. 11.14. 2 Chr. 23.13.
At dedication of the waU of Jerusalem, Neh.
12.35-41. At entertainments, &c.. Gen. 31.27.
Job 21.12. Job 80.31. Isa. 6.12. Isa. 14.11.
Isa. 24.8. Isa. 30.82. Jer. 31.4. Eze. 33.32.
Eze. 26.13. Amos 6.5. Mat. 11.17. Eev. 18.
22. "With dancing, see Dancing. In the
streets, Isa. 23.16. At fimerals. Mat 9.23.
2 Chr. 36.25.
MUSTARD-TSEE, a large tree bearing a
smaU seed ; lUustrative, Mat. 13.31,32. Luk.
13.19. Mat. 17.20.
MUTH-LABBEN (death to the son),
supposed to be an air to which Psa. 9 was to
be simg.
MYRA, a seaport of Lycia, in Asia Minor ;
visited by Paul, Act. 27.6,6.
MYRRH, (1) an odorous gum. Used in the
holy anointing oU, Ex. 80.23 ; as a perfume,
and in anpinting the person. Est. 2.12. Psa.
46.8. Pro. 7.17. Song 3.6. Song 6.5,13.
Grown in Palestine, Song 4.6,14. Song 6.1.
Presented to Christ by the wise men. Mat, 2,
11, Wine mingled with ; refused by Christ,

NAMES
Mar. 15.23. Brought by Nicodemus to embalm
Christ, Jno. 19.89.
(2) Another substance, taken to Egypt from
Palestine by IshmaeUtes, Gen. 37.26; and
Jacob's sons. Gen, 43.11.
MYRTLE, Neh. 8.15. Isa. 41.19. Isa, 66.
13. Zee 1.8.
MYSIA, a province of Asia Minor, visited
by Paul, &c.. Act. 16.7,8. Towns of, see Assos
— Pergamos.

N
NAAMAN, chief captain of Benhadad;
cured by EUsha of leprosy, 2 Kin. 6. Luk. 4.27.
NABAL, his conduct to David ; drunken
ness and death, 1 Sam. 26.
NABOTH THE Jezkeelite, murdered by
Ahab and Jezebel ; his vineyard taken pos
session of, 1 Kin.21.1-24. His murder punished,
2 Kin. 9.21-86.
NACHONS Threshinq-eloor, near Jer
usalem, caUed by David Perez-uzza, where
TJzzah was slain for putting his hand to the
ark of God, 2 Sam. 6.6,7. CaUed the threshing-
fioor of Chidon, 1 Chr. 18.9.
NADAB, Aaron's eldest son, Ex. 6.23. Goes
up to the mount, Ex. 24.9. Consecrated to the
priesthood, Ex. 28.1. Offers strange fire, and
is consumed. Lev, 10.1,2. Num. 3.4. Num.
26.61.  , son of Jeroboam, 2d king of
Israel ; his wickedness ; after 2 years' reign,
slain by Baasha, whUe besieging Glbbethon,
1 Kin. 14.20. 1 Kin. 15.25-31.
NAHASH, supposed to be the same as
Jesse, 2 Sam. 17.26 with 1 Chr. 2.13-16.
 , king of the Ammonites, besieges
Jabesh-gUead ; is defeated by Saul, 1 Sam, 11.
His kindness to David, 2 Sam. 10,2. His
death, 1 Chr. 19.1,2,
NAHOR, Abraham's grandfather. Gen. 11.
34-26. 1 Chr. 1.26.
 , Abraham's brother; his marriagf
and chUdren, Gen. 11.27,29. Gen. 22.20-24.
Gen 24. 15. A city in Mesopotamia, caUed after
him. Gen. 24.10. His piety. Gen. 31.68.
NAHUM THE Prophet, a native of
Elkosh ; supposed by some to be in GalUee ;
by others in Assyria, Nah. 1.1.
NAIL of wood, Jud. 4.21. Ezr. 9.8. Isa.
22.23,26. Zee. 10.4. Translated pin, Ex.
27.19. Jud. 16.14. Stake, Isa. 33.20. Isa.
64.2. NaU of iron, 1 Chr. 22.3. Of gold,
2 Chr. 3.9.
NAIN, in GalUee, a town where Jesus
raised a widow's son, Luk. 7.11-17.
NAIOTH, in Ramah ; Samuel dweUs at ; a
school of the prophets in ; David fiees to ;
Saul and his messengers prophesy in, 1 Sam.
10.18-24. NAKED. The word often means undress,
1 Sam. 19.24. 2 Sam. 6.14 with v. 20. Isa.
20.2. Jno. 21.7.
NAMES. Given to persons, with a pro
phetical significance, as Seth (appointed).
Gen. 4.25. Noah (rest). Gen. 6.29. Jesus
(saviour). Mat. 1 21. 316

Naomi
Given from circumstances connected with
their birth or history ; aa Eve (Uving), Gen. 3.20.
Peleg (division). Gen. 10.25. Isaac (laughter),
Gen. 21,8,6, Jacob (supplanter), Gen, 27.86.
Reuben (a aon), &lc.. Gen. 29,32-36. Gen.
30.6-24. Gen. 35.18. Mosea (drawn out),
Ex. 2.10. Solomon (peace), 1 Chr. 22.9. Ma
nasseh (forgetting) ; Ephraim (fruitful). Gen.
41.51,52. Gershom (a stranger), Ex. 2.22,
EUezer (my God a help), Ex. 18.4. Icha
bod (no glory), 1 Sam. 4,21, Jabez (sorrow
ful), IChr, 4.9. Beriah (calamity), IChr. 7.23.
Mahar-shalal-hash-baz (raake speed to spoU),
Isa. 8.3.
Changed, as Abrara to Abraham, Gen. 17,5,
Sarai to Sarah, Gen. 17.16. Jacob to Israel,
Gen. 32.28. Joseph to Zaphnath-poaneah,
Gen. 41.46. Gideon to Jembbaal, Jud. 6.32.
Daniel to Belteshazzar, &c., Dan. 1.7. Siraon
to Peter, Mat. 16.18. Saul to Paul, Act. 13.9.
Given to chUdren from those of ance.stors,
as Nahor, Gen, 11,26 with v. 26, Caleb, 1 Chr,
2.19 with V. 50. Maachah, 2 Chr. 11.20 with
2 Sam. 3.3. Azariah, 1 Chr. 6.9 with v. 10,13.
John, Luk. 1.61.
Given to places from their owners, Psa.
49.11 ; as Enoch, Gen. 4.17. Havcth-jair,
Nura, 32.41,42, Dau, Jud. 18,29, Samaria,
1 Km. 16.24.
Of places, frora events connected with thera,
as Babel (confusion). Gen. 11.9. Beersheba
(weUof the oath). Gen, 21.31. Bethel (house
cf God), Gen. 28,19, Beer-lahai-roi (the weU
of hira that Uveth and seeth rae). Gen, 16.14,
Jehovah-jireli (the Lord wiU provide), Gen.
22.14. Zoar (Uttle), Gen. 19.22. Peniel (the
face of God), Gen. 82.30. AUon-bachuth (the
oak of weeping). Gen. 35.8,
Abel-mizraim (raourning of the Egyptiana),
Gen. 50.11. Marah (bitterness), Ex. 16.23,
Meribah (strife) ; Massah (teraptation), Ex. 17.
7. Jehovah-nissi (the Lord ray banner), Ex.
17, 15, Taberah (burning). Num. 11.8.
Kibroth-hattaavah (graves of lust). Num. 11.
34. Eschol (cluster of grapes). Num. 13.24.
Achor (trouble), Jos. 7.26. Ed (witness),
Jos. 22.34. Bochira (weepers), Jud. 2.5.
Enhakkore (weU of prayer), Jud. 16.19,
Ebenezer (stone of help), 1 Sam, 7.12,
Baal-perazim (plain of breaches), 2 Sara, 5.
20. Perez-uzzah (breach of Uzzah), 2 Sara. 6.8.
Jachin (he shaU establish) ; Boaz (strength),
1 Kin. 7.21. Cabul (displeasing), 1 Kin, 9.13.
Aceldama (field of blood). Act. 1.19.
NAOMI, wife of EUmelech, returns frora
Moab to Bethlehera, with her daughter-in-law
Ruth ; instructs Ruth how to conduct herself
to Boaz ; seUa her inheritance to Boaz, Ruth
c. 1 to 4.
NAPHTALI, son of Jacob and BUhah, Gen.
30.7,8. Gen. 35.26. Ex, 1.4. Blessed by
Jacob, Gen. 49.21. Hia sons. Gen. 46.24.
1 Chr. 7.13.
 , Tribe of, numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1,42,43 ; and in the plains of Moab,
Num. 26.48-50. Marched and encamped under
the standard of Dan, north of the tabernacle.
Num. 2.25,29. Num. 10.25,27. Blessing of
Moses on, Deu. 33.23, Their inheritance, Jos.
19.32-39; not fuUy possessed, Jud. 1.33.
Aid Deborah and Barak, Jud. 4.6,10. Jud.
5,18; and Gideon, Jud. 6.36. Jud.7.23. Aid
in bringing up the ark, Psa. 68.27. Number
316

N EBUCHADNEZZ AR
of, in David's array, 1 Chr. 12.84,40. Invaded
byBenhadad, IKin. 16.20. 2 Chr. 16.4. Taken
captive by Tiglath, 2 Kin. 16.29. laa. 9.1,
For things coraraon to the tribea, aee Israel
ites, tribes of,
NATHAN THE Prophet, commiasioned
to prevent David from buUding the temple,
2Sam.7.1-17. lChr.l7.1-15, Hia parable and
rebuke of David, 2 Sara. 12.1-16. Psa. 51
little). Names Solomon Jedediah (beloved ol
Jehovah), 2 Sara. 12. 25. Acquaints Bathshebii
and David with Adonijah's usurpation, 1 Kin.
1.10-14,22-27. With Zadok, anoints Solomon
king, 1 Kin, 1.32-46. His chroniclea, 1 Chr.
29.29. 2 Chr. 9.29. Regulation of the temple
aervice, 2 Chr. 29.26, His chUdren's honours,
1 Kin, 4,5, Repreaentative of the famUy of
the propheta, Zee. 12.12,
NATHANAEL (Bartholomew?) from
Cana, Jno. 21.2. Brought by PhUip to Jesus ;
his diaracter and faith, Jno. 1.46-51, Sees
Jesus after his resurrection, Jno. 21,2.
NATIONAL Afflictions. See Judg
ments, Famine, Pestilence, War. National
peace, see Peace. National sins, aee Sink,
national. NATIONS, disperaion of, Gen. 10. Gen.
11.1-9. Deu, 32,8.
NAZARENE, appUed to Christ, Mat,
2.23, (Nazareth signifies twig, corapare Isa.
11.1. Zee. 3.8.) AppUed to Christians, Act,
24.6. NAZARETH, a town of GaUlee, the resi
dence of Joseph and Mary, Luk, 1.26,27,56.
Luk. 2.4. Residence of Jesus, after returning
from Egypt, Mat. 2.23. Luk. 2.89,51. Mat.
4.13, Mar. 1.9. The people of, seek to cast
him from the brow of a hUl, Luk. 4.16-30.
Its bad repute, Jno. 1.46.
NAHARITE Vow (the word signifles sepa
ration) ; its nature. Num. 6.1-8, Lam, 4.7.
Amos 2.11,12. Broken by defilement; re
quired to be resumed ; sacrifices of purification
necessary. Num. 6.9-12, Offerings and cere
monies on completing the vow. Num. 6,13-21.
Act. 18.18. Act. 21.24-27.
Examples : Sarason, Jud. 13.5,7. Jud,
16.17. Sarauel, 1 Sara. 1.11,28, Rechabites,
Jer, 36, John the Baptist, Luk. 1,15, Luk,
7,33, Paul, &c.. Act, 18,18. Act. 21,23-26.
NEAPOLIS, a city of Macedonia, visited by
Paul, Act. 16.11.
NEBAIOTH, flrst-bom of Ishmael, Gen,
26, 13. 1 Chr. 1.29. Name of a pastoral tribe ;
conversion of, predicted, Isa. 60.7.
NEBO, a Babylonian idol, Isa. 46.1. Com
pounded in the name Nebuchadnezzar, &c.
 , Mount, in Moab ; Pisgah, one of
the hills of ; Moses views Canaan from, and
diea, Deu. 32.49,50. Deu. 34.1.
 , a district and tovm in Moab, poa-
seaaed by Reubenites, Num. 32.3,38, 1 Chr,
5.8. Prophecies against, Isa. 16.2. Jer. 48,
1,22.  , a town in Judah, Neh, 7.83,
NEBUCHADNEZZAR, or Nebuchad
rezzar, king of Babylon ; caUed Lucifer, laa,
14.12, Invades Judah ; makes Jehoiakim tri
butary, 2 Kin, 24.1. Carries him to Babylon,
2 Chr. 36.6-7. Dan. 1,1,2. Takes Jerusalem,

NiaBUZAEADAN
Md carries Jehoiachin captive, 2 Kin. 24.10-16.
2 Chr. 36.10.
Makes Zedekiah king, 2 Kin, 24.17. 2 Chr.
36.10. Takes him and the Jews captive, 2 Kin.
25. Jer. 39. 1 Chr. 6.15. Ezr. 1.7. Ezr.
2.1. Ezr. 6.12. Mat. 1.11,17. Conquers
Pharaoh, 2 Kin. 24.7. Jer. 46.2. Kind treat
ment of Jeremiah, Jer. 39.11-14. Invades
Tyre, Eze. 29.18.
His great power, Isa. 14.4-14. Jer. 60.28.
Eze. 26. Dan. 6.18,19. His dreams inter
preted by Daniel, Dan. c. 2 cfc 4. Makes a
golden image ; casts the 3 Hebrews into a fur
nace, Dan. 3. Loses his reason ; loses and is
restored to his throne ; acknowledges God,
Dan. 4. Prophecies against, see Babylon.
NEBUZARADAN, a Babylonian general,
destroys Jerusalem, and takes the people cap
tive, 2 Kin. 25.8-21. Jer. 62.12-80. Leaves a
govemor, Jer. 43.6. Kind treatment of Jere
miah, Jer. 39.9-13. Jer. 40.1-5.
NECHO. See Pharaoh-neoho.
NECROMANCY (engninng of the dead)
forbidden, Deu. 18.11. Deu. 26.14. Isa. 8.19.
Examples or: Psa. 106.28. The witeh of
Endor, 1 Sam. 28.
NEEDLEWORK. See Embroidert.
NEGINOTH (stringed instruments), Fsa.
4, 61, 67, 76 (<i«es). Hab. 3.19.

NEHEMIAH, his parentage, Neh. 1.1.
Neh. 7.2. Cup-bearerto Artaxerxes, Neh. 2.1.
Moums and prays for Jerusalem, Neh. 1.
Petitions the king, and is sent by him as gover
nor to Jerusalem, Neh. 2,1-8. His resistance
to SanbaUat, he., Neh. 2.9-11,19,20. Neh. 4.
Neh. 6.
Repairs the waU of Jerusalem, Neh. 2.12-18.
Neh. 3. Neh. 4. Neh. 6.16,16. Reproves
the sins of the Jews, Neh. 6.1-13. His conduct
as govemor, Neh. 5.14-19. Neh. 7.1-6. Neh.
8.9. Signs and seals a covenant with God,
Neh. 9.38. Neh. 10.1.
Returns to Jerusalem after 12 years' absence,
Neh. 13.6,7. His zeal for the Sabbath, and
reproof of the sins of the Jews, Neh. 13.7-31.
NEHILOTH (destinies or fortunes), Psa.
V. {title), referring to the subject of the Psalm.
NEHUSHTAN (a piece of brass), . the name
given by Hezekiah to the brazen serpent, when
he destroyed it on account of its being wor
shipped, 2 Kin. 18.4.
NEPHTOAH, a stream bordering Judah,
Jos. 15.9. Jos. 18.15.
NER, father of Abner, and Saul's uncle,
1 Sam. 14.50 ; or grandfather, 1 Chr. 8.33.
1 Chr. 9.36,39.
NERGAL, an idol worshipped by the Cuth-
ites in Samaria, 2 Kin. 17.30,
NET. See Fishes.
NETHINIMS, servants of the Levites,
appointed by David, Ezr. 8.20. Retum from
the captivity, 1 Chr. 9.2. Ezr. 2.48,68,70.
Ezr. 7,7,24, Ezr. 8.17. Neh. 3.26,31. Neh.
7.46,60,73. Neh. 10.28. Neh. 11.3,21.
NETTLES, Isa. 34.13. Hos. 9.6. Job
80.7. Pro. 24.31. Zeph. 2.9.
NIBHAZ, an Idol worshipped by the Avites
in Samaria, 2 Kin. 17.31.
NICANOR, one of the seven deacons. Act.
6.6.

NOB
NICODEMUS, a Pharisee and ruler of tht
Jews ; his conversation with Jesus by night,
Jno. 3.1-21. Defends him in the Sanhedrim,
Jno. 7.50-52. Brings spices to anoint his
body, Jno. 19.39.
NIOOLAITANES, Eev. 2.6,16.
NICOLAS, a proselyte of Antioch, one of
the seven deacons. Act. 6.5,6.
NICOPOLIS, a city of Thrace ; Paul resides
in. Tit. 3.12.
NIGHT, divided into first or evening watch.
Lam. 2.19; second, or middle, or midnight
watch, Jud. 7.19. Luk. 12.38 ; third, or early,
or morning watch, Ex. 14.24. 1 Sam. 11.11.
Luk. 12.88. Jno. 18.28.
By the Romans into 4 watches, Mat. 14.26.
Mar. 18.86 ; into hours. Act. 23.23. Illus
trative, Isa. 15.1. Isa. 21.11,12. Jno. 9.4.
Eom. 13.12. 1 Thes. 6.5. Eev. 21.25.
NIGHTHAWK (owl?). Lev. 11.16. Deu.
14.16. NILE (this name does not occur in Scrip
ture), caUed the river, being the principal
riverof Egypt, Isa. 11.16. Isa. 19.5-10. Eze.
29.4. Amos 8.8. CaUed SUior, Isa. 23.3.
Jer. 2.18, see SiHOR. Not the same as the
river of Egypt, see River op Egypt.
NIMRIM, a stream near Beth-nimrah, in
Gad, Isa. 16.6. Jer. 48.34 with Num. 32.
3,36. NIMROD, son of Cush, and grandson
of Ham ; his greatness ; conquests ; buUds
Babel, &c.. Gen. 10.8-10. 1 Chr. 1.10. Mio.
6.6. NINEVEH, the capital of Assyria; buUl
by Asshur, Gen. 10.11,12. Its greatness, Jonah
4.11. Nah. 8.16,17. Sennacherib assassinat
ed In, 2 Kin. 19.36,87. Isa, 37.87,38. Jonah
sent to ; the king and people repent, Jonah c.
lto4. Luk. 11.30-32. Prophecies against, Nah.
c. 1 to 3. Zeph. 2.13-16.
NISAN, 1st Month. See Abib.
NISROCH, an Assyrian idol ; Sennacherib
assassinated while worshipping, 2 Kin. 19.36,87.
Isa. 37.37,88.
NITRE (a carbonate of soda; what is
usuaUy caUed nitre or saltpetre, is a nitrate
of potash). Pro. 25.20. Jer. 2.22.
NO (Thebes), a city of Upper Egypt ; pro
phecies against, Jer. 46.25. Eze. 30.14-16.
Its greatness and ruin, Nah. 3.8.
NOADIAH, a false prophetess who opposed
Nehemiah in rebuUding Jerusalem, Neh. 6.14.
NOAH, son of Lamech, Gen. 6.28,29. His
character. Gen. 6.8,9. Eze. 14.14,20, 2 Pet.
2.6. BuUds the ark by God's command. Gen.
6.14-22. Heb. 11.7. 1 Pet. 8.20. Enters the
ark, Gen. 7. Mat. 24.38. Luk. 17.27. Leaves
the ark ; offers sacriflce, and is blessed by God,
Gen. 8. Gen. 9.1-17.
His chUdren, Gen. 6.32. Gen. 6.10. Gen.
7.13. Is intoxicated. Gen. 9.20-24. Curses
Canaan ; blesses Shem and Japhet, Gen.
9.26-27. His death. Gen. 9.28,29.
NOB, a city of the priests, 1 Sam. 22.19.
Near Jerusalem, Isa. 10.82. Belonging to
Benjamin, Neh. 11.31,32. The tabemaele at.
In Saul's time ; David flees to ; Ahimelech in,
1 Sam, 21.1-6. Destroyed by Doeg, 1 Sam.
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NOBLES
NOBLES. See Rulers.
NOBLEMAN of Capernaum : hia son
cured by Jesus, Jno. 4.46-68.
NOD (wandering), Cain dwelt in, Gen. 4.16.
NOPH (Memphia), the capital of Egypt, Jer.
2,16, Jews in, Jer, 44.1. Prophecies against,
Isa. 19,18, Jer. 46,14^19, Eze. 30.13-16,
NOSE Jewels, See Rings.
NOVICE (newly planted), a neophyte, or
new convert, 1 Tim, 3.6.
NUMBER OF THE Beast, 666, Rev, 13.
17,18. In Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, the let
ters, as I., v., X., &,c. were used for our flgures
1, 6, 10, &.C. The number of the beast is the
sum of aU the letters of a name counted as
figures, which must araount to 666.
NUTS, Gen. 43.11. Song 6.11.
NYMPHAS, a Christian in Colosse ; a church
in his house. Col. 4. 16,

OAK, 1st (Heb. Alah or Elah, as 1 Sam.
17.2,19. ISam. 21.9. Isa.1,30), Jacob hides his
family gods imder. Gen, 85,4, Joshua places
the stone with the law inscribed beside, Jos,
24.26, An angel appears to Gideon under,
Jud. 6.11,19. Absalom caught in, 2 Sara, 18.
9,14. The prophet of Judah found sitting
under, 1 Kin. 13,14. Said's bones buried
under, 1 Chr, 10.12. Idols set up under, Eze.
6,13. Translated teU, Isa. 6,13 ; elm or tere-
bmth, Hos. 4.13,
2d (Heb. .4/071), Isa. 6.13. Isa, 44.14. Araos
2,9, Bashan noted for, Isa, 2.18. Eze. 27.6.
Zee, 11,2, Deborah buried under, Gen. 36.8,
Idolatry practised under, Hos. 4.13.
OAR, Isa. 33.21. Eze. 27.29. Of oak, Eze.
27.6. OATHS. In witness-bearing, Ex. 22.11.
Lev. 6.3-5. Nura. 6,19, 2L IKin. 8,31, Mat.
26.63. Heb, 6.16. In covenants, (Jen. 14.22,
Gen, 21.23, Gen. 24.2,3. Gen. 25.33, Gen.
26.28-31. Gen. 31.63. Gen. 47.29-31. Gen.
50.25. Jos. 2.14. Jos. 9.15-20. Jos. 14.9,
Jud, 11,10. Jud. 21.5. Ruth 1.17. Ruth 3.
13. 1 Sam. 14.24. 1 Sam. 19.6. 1 Sam. 20.
13-17. 1 Sam. 24.21,22. ISam. 28.10. 2Sam.
3.86. 2 Sam. 21.7. 1 Kin. 1.29,30, 1 Kin.
12,23, 2 Kin. 2,2, 2 Kin. 6.81. Ezr. 10.6,19.
Neh. 6.18. Jer. 38.16. Jer. 40.9, Mat. 14.9,
Act. 23.12-16, Heb, 6.17.
In appeals to God, Gen. 42.16,16. 1 Sara.
1.26. 1 Sara. 3.17. 1 Sam. 20,3. 2 Cor. 1.23.
2 Cor. 11.31. GaL 1.20. 1 The. 2.5, 1 The,
5,27. Of aUegiance, 2 Kin. 11.4. 1 Chr. 29.24
'{marg.), Ecc. 8.2. Eze. 17.12-19.
Idolatrous swearing forbidden and exem-
pUfied, Jos. 23.7. 1 Kin. 19.2. Jer. 12,16.
Amos 8,14. Zeph. 1,5.
OATHS, False, See Falsehood— In-
rEGRITY, OATHS, Forms of. God, or the Lord, do
so to me, and more also, Ruth 1,2, 2 Sara.
S.35. 1 Kin. 2.23. 2 Kin. 6.31. God do so
to thee, and more also, 1 Sam. 3.17. As the
Lord Uveth, Jud. 8,19. Ruth 3.13. 1 Sam.
19.6. 1 Sara. 28.10. 1 Kin. 1.29.
Aa the Lord liveth, and as thy soul Uveth.
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OBEDIENCto
1 Sam. 20.3, 2 Kin, 2,2, As the Lord liveth
that raade us this soul, Jer. 38,16. As thy
sold liveth, 1 Sara. 1.26. The Lord be witneas
between us, Jud. 11.10. Our life for yours,
Jos. 2.14.
Let the Lord require it at the hand of David's
eneraies, 1 Sam. 20.16, I awear by the Lord,
2 Sam. 19,7. 1 Kin. 2.42. God ia witness,
1 The. 2.5. I caU God for a record, 2 Cor. 1.
23. Before God I Ue not, Gal. 1.20, God
knoweth that I Ue not, 2 Cor. 11.31.
By the fear of Isaac, Gen. 31.53. By the
life of Pharaoh, Gen. 42.15. I adjure thee by
the Uving God, Mat. 26.63. I shook ray lap
and said, so God shake out every man from
his house, Neh. 6.13.
I have lift up raine hand unto the Lord,
Gen. 14.22. Put thy hand under ray thigh,
. . . and swear, Gen. 24.2,3. And they gave
their hands, Ezr. 10.19. See Anathema-
Blasphemy. OBADIAH, govemor of Ahab's house
hold ; his piety ; protects 100 prophets from
Jezebel ; aent by Elijah to feteh Ahab, 1 Kin.
18.3-16.  , the Prophet, Obad. 1.
OBED-EDOM, a Gittite; the ark reata
vrith hira 8 raonths ; his house is blessed,
2 Sam. 6.10-12, 1 Chr. 18.18-14,
 , a porter, 1 Chr. 15.18. 1 Chr.
16.38; and musician, 1 Chr. 15.21. 1 Chr.
16.6 ; and door-keeper, 1 Chr, 16.24; with his
aona, 1 Chr. 16.38. 1 Chr. 26.4r8,15.

, a treasurer, 2 Chr. 25.24.

OBEDIENCE and Good Works, Gen,
17.9. Keep my covenant therefore, thou, and
thy seed after thee.
Gen. 18.19. He wiU command his chUdren
and his household after hira, and they shall
keep the way of the Lord, to do justice and
judgment ; that the Lord raay bring upon
Abrahara that which he hath apoken of
hira. Ex. 14,15, Wherefore criest thou unto me?
speak unto the chUdren of Israel, that they go
forward. Ex. 19.6. If ye wiU obey my voice indeed,
and keep my covenant, then ye shaU be a '
pecuUar treasure unto rae above oU people.
Ex. 23.22. If thou shalt indeed obey hia
voice, and do aU that I apeak ; then I wiU be
an enemy unto thine enemies. Deu. 7.9.
Lev. 19,36, I am the Lord your God, which
brought you out of the land of Egypt, 37.
Therefore shaU ye observe aU my statutes, and
aU ray judgments, and do thera, v. 19,
Lev. 20.8. Ye ahaU keep ray statutes, and
do them : I am the Lord which aanctify yon.
22. Keep aU my statutea, and aU my judgments,
and do them : that the land, whither I bring
you to dwell therein, spue you not out. Lev.
22.31. Deu. 5.1,32.
Num. 15.89. Remember aU the command
ments of the Lord, and do them ; and that
ye seek not after your own heart and your
own eyes. v. 40.
Deu, 4,1. Hearken, O Israel, unto the
statutes and unto the judgraents, which 1
teach you, for to do them, that ye raay Uve,
and go in and possess the land. 2. Ye shall
not add unto the word which I command yon,
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OBEDIENCE
may keep the commandraents of the Lord
your God which I coraraand you.
Deu, 4,6. Keep therefore and do fhem; for
this is your wisdom and your understanding
in the sight of the nations, which shaU hear
all these statutes, and say. Surely this great
nation is a vrise and understanding people.
Deu. 12.1,32.
Deu. 10.12. What doth the Lord thy God
require of thee, but to fear the Lord thy God,
to walk in oU his ways, and to love him, and
to serve the Lord thy God with aU thy heart
and with aU thy soul, 18. To keep the com
mandments of the Lord, and his statutes,
which I command thee this day for thy good?
V. 20. Deu. 8.6.
Deu. 11.1. Love the Lord thy God, and
keep his charge, and his statutes, and his judg
ments, and his commandments, alway, 22.
If ye shaU diUgently keep aU these coramand
ments which I coraraand you, to do thera, to
love the Lord your God, to walk in aU his
ways, and to cleave unto hinn ; 28. Then wiU
the Lord drive out aU these nations from
before you. 26. I set before you this day a
blessing and a curse ; 27, A blessing, if ye
obey the commandments of the Lord your
God, which I command you this day, v. 82.
Deu. 26.16, This day the Lord thy God
hath coramanded thee to do these statutes and
judgraents : thou shalt therefore keep and do
them with aU thine heart, and vrith aU thy
soul. Deu. 27.9. Take heed, and hearken, O
Israel ; thia day thou art become the people
of the Lord thy God. 10. Thou shalt there
fore obey the voice cf the Lord thy God, and
do hia commandments and his statutes, which
X command thee this day. 26. Cursed be he
that conflrraeth not all the words of thia law
to do them. v. 1.
Deu. 82.46. Set your hearts unto oU the words
which I testify among you this day, which ye
ahaU command your chUdren to observe to do,
all the words of this law. 2 Kin. 17.87.
Joa, 22,5. Take diUgent heed to do the
commandment and the law, which Moses the
servant of the Lord charged you, to love the
Lord your God, and to walk in aU hia ways,
and to keep hia commandmenta, and to cleave
unto him, and to serve him with all your
heart and with all your soul Deu, 13.4.
Jos. 23.6. Be ye therefore very courageous
to keep and to do aU that ia written in the
book of the law of Moses, that ye turn not
aside therefrom to the right hand or to the
left. Deu. 28.14.
Joa. 24.14, Fear the Lord, and serve biTn in
sincerity and in tmth : and put away the gods
which your fathers served, and serve ye the
Lord, 16. If it aeem evU unto you to serve
the Lord, choose you this day whora ye vriU
aerve, 1 Sam. 12.20. Tum not aside from foUow
ing the Lord, but serve the Lord vrith all your
heart. 1 Sara. 16.22. Hath the Lord as great
delight in burnt-offerings and sacrificea, as in
obeying the voice of the Lord ? Behold, to
obey is better than sacriflce, and to hearken
than the fat of raraa. 24. Only fear the Lord,
and serve him in tmth vrith aU your heart :
for consider how great IMngs he hath done for
you.

OBEDIENCE
1 Kin. 8.61. Let your heart therefore be
perfect with the Lord our God, to walk in his
statutes, and to keep his commandments.
2 Kin. 21.8. Neither vrill I make the feet
of Israel move any more out of the land which
I gave their fathers ; only if they wUl observe
to do according to all that I have comraanded
them, 1 Chr, 16.15, Be ye mindful always of his
covenant ; the word which he comraanded to a
thousand generations.
1 Chr. 28.7, I wiU establish his kingdom
for ever, if he be constant to do my command
raents and my judgments, 9. Know thou the
God of thy father, and serve him with a perfect
heart and with a wiUing mind : for the Lord
searcheth aU hearts, and understandeth aU the
imaginations of the thoughts: if thou seek
him, he wiU be found of thee ; but if thou
forsake hira, he vriU cast thee off for ever,
V. 10, 1 Kin, 6.12,13.
1 Chr. 29.5. Who tlien is willing to conse
crate hia aervice this day unto the Lord ?
Ezr. 7.23. Whatsoever is comraanded by
the God of heaven, let it be dUigently done.
Neh. 1.5, The great and terrible God, that
keepeth covenant and mercy for thera that
love him and observe his commandments.
Ex, 20.6. Deu. 6.10.
Neh, 6.9. It is not good that ye do : ought
ye not to walk in the fear of our God because
of the reproach of the heathen our enemies?
Job 22.22. Receive, I pray thee, the law
frora his raouth, and lay up his words in thine
heart. Psa. 2.11. Serve the Lord with fear, and
rejoice vrith trembUng. 12. Kiss the Son, lest
he be angry, and ye perish from the way,
when his vprath is kindled but a Uttle.
Psa. 19.11. By thera is thy servant warned :
and in keeping of them fhere is great reward.
Psa. 25.10. AU the paths of the Lord ctre
mercy and tmth unto such as keep his cove
nant and his testiraonies.
Psa. 50.23. To him that ordereth his con
versation aright wUl I shew the salvation of
God. Psa. 76.11. Vow, and pay xmto the Lord
your God.
Psa. 103.17. The mercy of the Lord is from
everlasting to everlasting upon thera that fear
him, and his righteousness unto children's
chUdren, 18. To auch aa keep his covenant,
and to thoae that remeraber his coraraand
raents to do them.
Psa. 106.3. Blessed are they that keep judg
ment, and he that doeth righteousness at all
times. Psa. 111.10. A good understanding have all
they that do his commandmenta.
Psa. 112.1. Blessed is the man that feareth
the Lord, that delighteth greatly iu hia com
mandments. Psa. 119.2. Blessed a/re they that keep his
testimoiuea, and that seek him with the whole
heart. 4, Thou hast coraraanded us to keep
thy precepts diUgently. 6. Then shall I not be
aaharaed, when I have respect imto oU thy
coramandments. Psa. 128,1. Bleased is every one that feareth
the Lord ; that walketh in hia waya.
Pro. 2.20. Walk in the way of good men,
and keep the paths of the righteous.
Pro. 4.12. When thou goe.8t, thy steps shall
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OBEDIENCE
not be straitened ; and when thou mnnest,
thou shalt not sturable, 13, Take fast hold of
instmction ; let her not go : keep her ; for she
is thy life. 20, My son, attend to my words ;
incline thine ear unto my sajnngs, 21, Let
them not depart from thine eyes ; keep them
in the raidst of thine heart. 22, For they are
Ufe unto those that find thera, and health to
aU their fleah.
Pro. 7.2. Keep ray commandments, and
Uve ; and ray law as the apple of thine eye.
Pro, 10.2. Righteousness deUvereth from
death. 9. He that walketh uprightly walketh
surely. 16. The labour of the righteoua tend
eth to Ufe. 17. He is in the way of life that :
keepeth instruction,
P^o. 11. 3. The integrity of the upright ahaU
guide thera. 6. The righteousness of the up
right shall deUver thera. 18. To hira that
soweth righteousneas shaU be a aure reward.
19. Righteousness tendeth to Ufe. 30. The
fruit of the righteous 16' a tree of Ufe. v. 4.
Pro. 12.28, In the way of righteousness is
life ; and in the pathway thereof there ia no
death. Pro, 13.6, Righteousness keepeth Mm tliat
is upright in the way. 13. He that feareth
the coramandment shaU be rewarded. 21. To
the righteous good ahall be repayed.
Pro. 14.2. He that walketh in hia upright
ness feareth the Lord.
Pro. 19.16. He that keepeth the coraraand
raent keepeth his own soul.
Pro. 21.3. To do justice and judgment is
more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice.
21. He that foUoweth after righteousneas and
mercy findeth life, righteousness, and honour.
Pro. 28.18. Whoso walketh uprightly shaU
be saved.
Pro. 29.18. He that keepeth the law, happy
is he.
Ecc. 8.6. Whoso keepeth the command
ment shaU feel no evil thing.
Ecc. 12,13. Fear God, and keep his com
mandraents : for this is the whole duty of raan.
Isa. 3.10. Say ye to the righteous, that it
shall he weU with him : for they shall eat the
fruit of their doings. Isa. 5.1-4.
Isa. 32.16. Then judgraent shaU dweU in
the wUdemess, and righteousness remain in
the fruitful field. 17. And the work of right
eousness shaU be peace; and the effect of
righteousness quietness and assurance for ever.
Isa. 48.18. O that thou hadst hearkened to
ray coramandments I then had thy peace been
as a river, and thy righteouaneas as the waves
of the sea,
Isa, 66.1. Keep ye judgraent, and do jus
tice : for my salvation is near to corae, and ray
righteousness to be revealed, 2. Blessed is the
man that doeth this, and the aon of man that
layeth hold on it ; that keepeth the sabbath
frora poUuting it, and keepeth his hand frora
doing any evil.
Isa. 58,6, Is not this the fast that I have
chosen? to loose the bands of vrickedness, to
undo the heavy burdens, and to let the oppressed
go free, and that ye break every yoke? 8, Then
shaU thy Ught break forth as the raoming, and
thine health shaU apring forth speedily : and
thy righteousneaa ahaU go before thee ; the
glory of the Lord ahaU be thy rereward.
Isa. 64.4. Neither hath the eye seen, O
God, beside thee, what he hath prepared for

OBEDIENCK
him that waiteth for him. 5. Thou mcctcst
hiin that rejoiceth and worketh righteousness,
those that remember thee in thy ways : in
those ia continuance, and we ahaU be saved.
Jer. 6.16, Aak for the old paths, where is
the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall
find reat for your souls.
Jer. 7.6. If ye throughly amend your ways
and your doings ; if ye throughly execute
judgment between a raan and his neighbour;
6. If ye oppress not the stranger, the father
less, and the widow, and shed not innocent
blood in this place, neither walk after other
gods to your hurt : 7. Then wUl I cause you
to dwell in this place, 23. QtifiY ray voice, and
I wUl be your God, and ye shaUbe my people :
and walk ye in aU the ways that I have com
manded you, that it may be weU unto you.
Jer. 11.7. I earnestly protested unto your
fathers in the day that I brought them up out
of the land of Egypt, eoem unto this day, ria-
ing early and protesting, saying. Obey my
voice. V. 4. Eze. 11.20.
Eze. 2,8, Hear what I aay unto thee ; Be
not thou rebeUious like that rebeUious houae :
open thy raonth, and eat that I give thee.
Eze. 3.21. If thou warn the righteoua num,
that the righteous sin not, and he doth not
ain, he shall aurely Uve, because he is warned.
Eze, 18.21. If the wicked wiU turn from all
hia aina that he hath committed, and keep all
ray atatutes, and do that which is lawful and
right, he shaU surely live, he shall not die. 22,
In his righteousness that he hath done he shall
live. 23. Have I any pleasure at aU that the
wicked should die ? saith the Lord God : a/nd
not that he should retum frora hia ways, and
Uve? V. 1-9,14-30.
Eze. 20.11. I gave thera ray atatutea, and
ahewed them my judgments, which if a man
do, he shaU even Uve in them. 19, Walk in
my statutes, and keep ray judgraents, and do
them. Lev, 18.4,6, Neh, 9.29.
Hos. 6,6. I desired mercy, and not aacri
flce ; and the knowledge of God more than
burnt-offerings. Hos. 10.12, Sow to youraelves in righteous
ness, reap in mercy ; break up your fallow
ground : for it is tirae to seek the Lord, tiU he
come and rain righteousness upon you.
Hob, 12,6. Tum thou to thy God: keep
raercy and judgment, and wait on thy God
continuaUy, Hos. 14.9. The ways of the Lord are right,
and the juat shaU walk in them.
Araos 5.14. Seek good, and not evU, that
ye raay live : and so the Lord, the God of
hosts, shaU be with you, as ye have apoken.
16. Hate the evU, and love the good, and
estabUsh judgment in the gate : it may be that
the Lord God of hosts wUl be gracious. 24. Let
judgment run dovra as waters, and righteous
ness as a mighty streara.
Mic, 2.7. Do not ray words do good to him
that walketh uprightly ?
Mic, 6.8. He hath shewed thee, O man,
what is good ; and what doth the Lord requhe
of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy,
and to walk hxmibly with thy God?
Zeph. 8.7. I said, Surely thouwUt fear me,
thou wilt receive instruction ; ao their dwel
ling should not be cut off.
Mai, 1,6. A son honoureth his father, and
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OBEDIENCE
where is mine honour? and if I fie a raaster,
where is ray fear ? saith the Lord of hosts unto
you, 0 priests, that despise my narae.
Mai. 4.4, Remember ye the law of Moses
my servant, which I comraanded unto hira in
Horeb for aU Israel, with the atatutes and
judgments. Mat, 3.8. Bring forth therefore fruits meet
for repentance, 15. Thus it becometh us to
fulfil aU righteousness
Mat. 5.16. Let your light so ahine before
men. that they may see your good works, and
glorify your Father which is in heaven. 19.
Whosoever therefore shall break one of these
least commandraents, and shall teach men so,
he shall be caUed the least in the kingdom of
heaven : but whosoever shaU do and teach
tlicm, the same shoU be caUed great in the
kingdom of heaven.
Mat. 6.4. Thy Father which seeth in secret
himself shaU reward thee openly.
Mat. 7.12, AU things whatsoever ye would
that men should do to you, do ye even so to
them : for this is the law and the propheta.
17. Every good tree bringeth forth good fruit.
21. Not every one that saith unto me. Lord,
Lord, shaU enter into the kingdora of heaven ;
but he that doeth the vriU of ray Father which
is in heaven, v. 24,25.
Mat, 11,29, Take my yoke upon you, and
leam of me ; for I am raeek and lowly in
heart : and ye shaU flnd reat unto your souls,
30. For ray yoke is easy, and my burden is
light. Mat, 13.23. But he that received seed into
the good ground is he that heareth the word,
and understandeth it; which also beareth
fruit, and bringeth forth, some an hundred
fold, some sixty, some thirty, v. 8. Mar.
4,20, Mat. 19.17. If thou wilt enter into Ufe,
keep the commandraents.
Mat. 22.21. Render therefore nnto Cesar
the things which are Cesar's ; and unto God
the things that are God's. 37. Thou shalt love
the Lord thy God with aU thy heart, and with
aU thy aoul, and with aU thy mind. 38. Thia
is the flrat and great commandment. 39. And
the second is like unto it. Thou shalt love thy
neighbour as thyself. 40, On these two com
mandments hang all the law and the propheta.
Mar. 12.17,39. Luk. 20.26.
Mat. 23.3. Whatsoever they bid you
observe, that observe and do ; but do not ye
after their worka : for they aay, and do not.
28. Ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cum
min, and have omitted the weightier matters
of the law, judgment, raercy, and faith : these
ought ye to have done, and not to leave the
other undone.
Mat. 25.21, WeU done, thou good and
faithful servant : thou hast been faithful over
a few things, I wiU make thee ruler over raany
things : enter thou into the joy of thy lord.
Mar. 8.36. Wliosoever shall do the wiU of
God, the same is my brother, and my sister,
and mother. Luk. 8,16,19-21, Mat. 12.7,50.
Luk. 6.46. Why call ye me, Lord, Lord,
and do not the things which I say ? 47. Who
aoever cometh to rae, and heareth my sayings,
and doeth them, I wiU shew you to whom he
is like ; 48. He is like a man which buUt an
house, and digged deep, and laid the found
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stream beat veheraently upon that houae, and
could not shake it : for it waa founded upon a
rock, v. 31.
Luk, 12.37, Blesaed are thoae servanta,
whora the lord when he coraeth shaU flnd
watching : verUy I say unto you, that he shall
gird himself, and make them to sit down to
meat, andwiU comeforthand serve thera. v. 38.
Jno. 3.21. He that doeth truth coraeth to
the light, that his deeds may be made manifest,
that they are wrought in God,
Jno. 10.27, My sheep hear my voice, and I
know thera, and they follow me.
Jno, 12.26. If any man serve me, let him
foUow me ; and where I am, there shaU also
my servant be : if any man serve rae, hira wUl
my Father honour.
Jno. 13.17. If ye know these things, happy
are ye if ye do them.
Jno. 14.16. If ye love me, keep my com
mandments. 21. He that hath my command
ments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth
me. 23. If a man love me, he wiU keep my
words : and my Father wiU love him, and we
wiU come unto him, and raake our abode with
hira, Jno, 15.8. Herein is ray Father glorifled,
that ye bear ranch fruit ; so shall ye be my
disciplea, 10. If ye keep my commandments,
ye ahaU abide in my love ; even as I have kept
my Father's coramandments, and abide in his
love, 14. Ye are my friends, U ye do whatso
ever I command you. 16. I have chosen you,
and ordained you, that ye should go and bring
forth fmit, and that your fruit should reraain.
Act. 5.29, We ought to obey God rather
than raen.
Act. 10.35, In every nation he that feareth
hira, and worketh righteousness, is accepted
with him.
Rom, 2.7. To them who, by patient con
tinuance in weU-doing, seek for glory, and
honour, and immortality, etemal Ufe ; 10,
Glory, honour, and peace, to every man that
worketh good, to the Jew flrat, and also to
the GentUe. 13, Not the hearera of the law
are just before God, but the doers of the law
shaU be justified.
Rom, 3.31, Do we then raake void the law
through faith ? God forbid : yea, we establish
the law.
Rora. 6.16. To whora ye yield yourselves
servants to obey, hia aervanta ye are to whom
ye obey; whether of ain unto death, or of
obedience unto righteousness.
Rom. 10.6. Moses describeth the righteous
ness which is of the law. That the raan which
doeth those things shaU live by them.
Rom. 12.11. Not slothful in buaineaa;
fervent in apirit ; serving the Lord. 17. Pro
vide things honest in the sight of aU men.
v.ZS. Rom. 14.18. He that in these thinga
serveth Christ is acceptable to God, and
approved of men,
1 Cor. 7.19. Circumcision ia nothing, and
uncircumcision ia nothing, but the keeping of
the commandments of God.
1 Cor. 15.58. Be ye stedfast, unraoveable,
always abounding in the work of the Lord,
forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not
in vain in the Lord,
Gal. 3.10. Cursed is every one that con
tinueth not in all things which are written iu
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the book of the law to do them. 12. The man
that doeth thera shall Uve in thera.
Gal. 5.3. I testify again to every raan that
is circumcised, that he is a debtor to do the
whole law.
Gal. 6.8. He that soweth to the Spirit, shaU
of tlie Spirit reap life everlasting. 9. And let
us not be weary in weU-doing : for in due
season we shall reap, if we faint not.
Eph. 2.10. We are his workmanship,
created in Christ Jesus unto good works,
which God hath before ordained that we
should walk in them,
Eph, 4,1. Walk worthy of the vocation
wherewith ye are called. 17, Henceforth walk
not as other GentQes walk, in the vanity of
their raind,
Eph. 6.6. As the servants of Christ, doing
the wUl of God from the heart ; 7. With good
WiU doing service, as to the Lord, and not to
raen : 8, Whatsoever good thing any man
doeth, the same shall he receive of the Lord,
whether he be bond or free.
PhU. 1.27. Let your conversation be as it
becometh the gospel of Christ,
PhU. 4.9, Those things, which ye have both
leamed, and received, and heard, and seen in
me, do : and the God of peace shaU be with
you. 17. I desire fruit that may abound to
your account.
Col. 1.6. Which is corae unto you, a,s it is
in aU tlie world ; and bringeth forth fruit, as
it doth also in you, since the day ye heard of
it, and knew the grace of God in truth. 10.
Walk worthy of the Lord unto aU pleasing,
being fruitful in every good work, and increas
ing in the knowledge of God.
Col. 3.24. Of the Lord ye shaU receive the
reward of the inheritance : for ye serve the
Lord Christ,
1 The. 4,1, We beseech you, brethren, and
exhort you by the Lord .Jesus, that as ye have
received of us how ye ought to walk and to
please God, so ye would abound more and
more. 1 Ihe, 6. 16. Ever foUow that which is good,
both among yourselves, and to aU men.
2 The. 3.4, We have confidence in the Lord
touching you, that ye both do and wiU do the
things which we command you.
1 Tim. 2.2. Lead a quiet and peaceable life
in all godUness and honesty. 3. For this is
good and acceprabie in the sight of God our
Saviour. 10. But (which becometh women
professing godUness) vrith good works. 15.
Continue in faith and charity and holiness
with sobriety.
1 Tira, 6,26, The good works of some are
raanifest beforehand ; and they that are other
wise cannot be hid.
1 Tira. 6.14. Keep this coraraandraent with
out spot, unrebukeable, until the appearing of
our Lord Jesus Christ. 18. That tliey do good,
that they be rich in good works.
2 Tim. 2.6. If a man also strive for
masteries, yet is he not crowned, except he
strive lawfuUy. v. 6,7.
Tit. 2.12. Denying ungodliness and worldly
lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and
godly, in this present world. 14. That he
might redeem us from aU iniquity, and purify
unto himself a pecuUar people, zealous of good
works. Tit. 3.8. This is a faithful aaying, and these
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things I wiU that thou aflSrm constantly, that
they which have beUeved in God might be
careful to maintain good works. These things
are good and profitable unto men. 14. Let
cur's also learn to raaintain good works for
necessary uses, that they be not unfruitful.
Heb. 13.16. To do good and to communicate
forget not : for with such sacrifices God is well
pleased, Jas. 1.22. Be ye doers of the word, and not
hearers only, deceiving your own selves. 23.
For if any be a hearer of the word, and not a
doer, he is like unto a raan beholding his
natural face in a glass : 24. For he beholdeth
hiraself, and goeth his way, and straightway
forgettetn what manner of raan he was. 25.
But whoso looketh into the perfect law of
liberty, and continueth therein, he being not
a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this
man shall be blessed in his deed.
Jas. 2.10. Whosoever shall keep the whole
law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty
of all. 11, For he that said. Do not commit
adultery, said also, Do not kiU. Now if thou
commit no adultery, yet if thou kiU, thou art
become a transgressor of the law. 12. So
speak ye, and so do, as they that shaU be
judged by the law of Uberty.
Jas. 2.14. What doth it profit, my brethren,
though a man say he hath faith, and have not
works? can faith save him? 18. A man may
say. Thou hast faith, and I have works : shew
me thy faith without tliy v/orks, and I wiU
shew thee my faith by my works. 26. For as
the body without the spirit is dead, so faith
without works is dead also. v. 14-26.
Jas. 3.13. Shew out of a good converaation
his works with meekness of wisdom.
Jas. 4.7. Submit yourselves therefore to
God. 1 Pet, 2.6, Offer up spiritual sacrifices, ac
ceptable to God by Jesus Christ. 12. Having
your conversation honest among the Gentiles :
that, whereas they speak against you as evil
doers, they may by your good works, which
they shaU behold, glorify God in the day of
visitation, 15. So is the wUl of God, that with
weU doing ye raay put to silence the ignorance
of fooUsh raen, 25, Ye were as sheep going
astray ; but are now retumed imto the Shep
herd and Bishop of vour souls.
J Pot.S.ii, juei mra escnew evU, and do good ;
let him seek peace, and ensue it, 15. Sanc
tify the Lord God in your hearts : and he ready
always to give an answer to every man that
asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you
with meekness and fear : 16. Having a good
conscience ; that, whereas they speak evil of
you, as of evU-doers, they may be ashamed
that falsely accuse your good conversation in
Christ, 1 Pet. 4. 19. Let them that suffer according
to the wUl of God, commit tlie keeping of their
souls to Mm in weU doing, as unto a faithf'il
Creator. 2 Pet. 1.6, Giving aU diligence, add to your
faith virtue ; and to virtue knowledge ; 6.
And to knowledge temperance ; and to tem
perance patience ; and to patience godliness ;
7. And to godUness brotherly kindness ; and
to brotherly kindness charity. 8. For if thesfl
things be in you, and abound, they make you
that ye shallneither be barren norunfruitf il in
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OBEDIENCE
I Jno, 2 3. Hereby we do know that we
know him, if we keep his commandments. 4,
He that aaith, I know him, and keepeth not
his comraandmenta, is a liar, and the truth is
not in him, 6. But whoso keepeth his word,
in him verily is the love of God perfected:
hereby know we that we are in him. 6. He
that saith he abideth in him ought hiraself
also so to walk, even as he walked, 17. He
that doeth the will of God abideth for ever.
1 Jno. 3.4. Sin is the transgression of the
law. 22. Whatsoever we ask, we receive of
him, because we keep his commandments, and
do those things that are pleasing in his sight.
24. He that keepeth his coraraandraents dweU
eth in him, and he in him.
1 Jno. 5.3. This is the love of God, that
we keep his comraandments : and his cora
mandments are not grievous.
2 Jno, 6, This is love, that we walk after
hia coramandmenta. This is the coramand
ment, That, OS ye have heard from the begin
ning, ye should walk in it.
Rev. 12.17, Which keep the coraraand
raents of God, and have the testimony of
Jesus Christ.
Rev. 14.18. Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord frora henceforth : Yea, saith the
Spirit, that they raay rest frora their laboura ;
and their works do foUow them.
Rev, 22.7. Blesaed is he that keepeth the
sajdnga of the prophecy of thia book, 14, Bles
sed are they that do his commandments, that
they may have right to the tree of Ufe, and
may enter in through the gates into the city.
See Holiness.
Obedience, Examples of : Noah, Gen. 6.
9,22, Gen. 7.5. Heb. 11.7. Abraham, Gen.
12,1-4. Gen. 17.23. Gen. 21.4, Gen. 22.12.
Neh. 9.8. Act. 7.3,8. Heb. 11.8-17. Jacob,
Gen. 35.1,7. Moses and Aaron, Ex. 7.6. Ex.
40.16,21,23,82. IsraeUtes, Ex. 12.28. Ex. 39.
42,43. Num. 9,20,21. Jud, 2.7. Paa. 99.7.
Caleb, Deu. 1,36. Joshua, Jos. 10.40. Jos.
11.16. Reubenites, Jos. 22.2,3. Gideon, Jud.
6.25-28. David, 1 Sara. 18.14. 1 Sara. 26.28.
1 Kin. 11.6,34. 1 Kin. 15.5. 2 Chr, 29.2.
Act. 13.22. Elisha, IKin. 19. 19-2L Hezekiah,
2 Kin. 18.6. 2 Chr. 31.20-21. Josiah, 2 Kin.
22,2. 2 Kin. 23.24,26. Aaa, 2 Chr. 14.2.
Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.3-6. 2 Chr. 20.32.
2 Chr. 22,9. Jehoiada, 2 Chr. 24.16. Uzziah,
2 Chr, 26.4,6. Jotham, 2 Chr. 27.2. Lerites,
2 Chr. 29.34, Jews, 2 Chr, 34.88. Ezr. 3.1-6.
Neh. 13.1-3, Ezra, Ezr, 7.10. Hanani, Neh.
7.2. Job, Job 1.8. Jonah, Jonah 3.3. John
the Baptist, Mat. 3.15. Apostles, Mat. 4.18-22.
Mat. 9.9. Joseph and Mary, Mat. 2.14,21.
Luk, 2.21,89, Zacharias, Luk. 1,6, Siraeon,
Luk, 2.25. Joseph, Luk. 23.50, Nathanael,
Jno, 1.47, Cornelius, Act. 10.2, Paul, Act.
23.1. Act. 26.4,5. 2 Tim. 1.3.
OBEDIENCE and Good Works Exem
plified, Gen. 6.9. Noah was a just man,
and perfect in his generations, and Noah
walked with God,
Num. 9.23, At tbe coramandment of the
IjOrd they rested in their tents, and at the
commandment of the Lord they journeyed :
they kept the charge of the Lord, at the com
mandraent of the Lord by the hand of Moses,
Num. 14.24. But my servant Caleb, be
cause he had another spirit with him, and hath
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land whereinto he went ; and his seed shall
possess it.
2 Kin, 18.6. For he clave to the Lord, and
departed not from following him, but kept his
commandraents. 2 Kin. 20.8. O Lord, reraember now how I
have walked before thee in truth, and \rith a
perfect heart, and have done that vjhich is
good in thy sight.
2 Chr. 24,16. He had done good in Israel,
both toward God, and toward his house.
2 Chr. 31.20. Thus did Hezekiah through
out all Judah, and wrought that which was
good, and right, and truth, before the Lord
his God, 21. And in every work that he
began in the service of the house of God, and
in the law, and in the commandments, to seek
his God, he did it vrith aU his heart, and pros
pered. Ezr. 7.10. Ezra had prepared his heart to
seek the law of the Lord, and to do it.
Neh. 7. 2. He was & faithful man, and feared
God above many.
Job 1.8. Hast thou considered my servant
Job, that fhere is none like hira in the earth,
a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth
God, and escheweth evU ?
Psa. 17,3. Thou hast proved mine heart;
thou hast visited me in the night ; thou hast
tried me, and shalt find nothing ; I am pur
posed that my raouth shall not tranagreas,
Paa, 26,3. Thy lovingkindness is before
raine eyea : and I have walked in thy tmth.
6. I will waah raine handa in innocency : ao
wiU I compaaa thine altar, 0 Lord,
Psa. 99.7- He spake unto them in the cloudy
piUar: they kept his testimonies, and the
ordinance that he gave thera,
Psa. 101,2. I wUl behave myself wisely in a
perfect way. O when wUt thou come unto
rae ? I will walk within ray house with a per
fect heart, 3. 1 wiU set no wicked thing before
mine eyes : I hate the work of them that turn
aside ; it shoU not cleave to me.
Psa. 119.30. I have chosen the way of truth :
thy judgraents have I laid before me. 31. 1
have stuck unto thy testiraonies : O Lord, put
rae not to sharae. 45. I wUl walk at Uberty :
for I seek thy precepts. 55. 1 have remerabered
thy narae, O Lord, in the night, and have kept
thy law. 56. This I had, because I kept thy
precepts, 69. I thought on my waya, and
turned my feet unto thy teatimonies. 60. I
raade haste, and delayed not to keep thy com
mandments. Paa, 119.101. I have refrained ray feet from
every evil way, that I might keep thy word.
102. I have not departed from thy judgments :
for thou hast taught rae. 112. 1 have inclined
mine heart to perform thy statutes alway,
even unto the end. 166. Lord, I have hoped
for thy salvation, and done thy command
ments. 107. My soul hath kept thy testi
monies ; and I love them exceedingly. 168. I
have kept thy precepts and thy testimonies :
for aU ray ways are before thee.
Mat. 9.9. He saith unto hira, Follow me.
And he arose, and foUowed him.
Luk. 1.6. They were both righteous before
God, walking in aU the commandraents and
ordinances of the Lord blaraeless.
Luk. 2,25. "The same man was just and
devout, waiting for the consolation of Israel :
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Luk. 23.50. i^ewosagood man, and a just,
Jno, 1.47. And saith of hira. Behold an
IsraeUte indeed, in whora is no guile 1
Act. 10.2, A devout man, and one that
feared God with aU his house, which gave
much alms to the people, and prayed to God
alway. Act, 23.1. Men and brethren, I have Uved
in aU good conscience before God untU this
day. Act. 24.16, Herein do I exercise myself,to
have always a conscience void of offence to
ward God, and toward men.
Rom, 6.17. Ye have obeyed from the heart
that form of doctrine which was deUvered
you. 2 Cor. 1.12. Our rejoicing is this, the testi
mony of our conscience, that in sirapUcity and
godly sincerity, not with fieshly wisdom, but
by the grace of God, we have had our conver
sation in the world, and more abundantly to
you-ward. 2 Cor. 6.3. Giving no offence in any thing,
that the ministry be not blamed : 4, But in
aU things approving ourselves as the rainisters
of God, in ranch patience, in afflictions, in
necessities, in distresses,
PhU. 3.12. I foUow after, if that I raay
apprehend that for which also I am appre
hended of Christ Jesus, 13. Brethren, I count
not myself to have apprehended : but this one
thing I do, forgetting those things which are
behind, and reaching forth unto those things
which are before. 14. 1 press toward the raark
for the prize of the high calling of God in
Christ Jesus.
1 The. 1.9, Ye tumed to God, frora idols to
serve the Uving and true God.
1 The. 2.10. Ye are witnesses, and God
also, how holUy, and justly, and unblameably,
we behaved ourselves araong you that be
lieve, 2 Tira. 1.8. I thank God, whora I serve frora
my forefathera with pure conscience.
Rev. 2.19. I know thy works, and charity,
and service, and faith, and thy patience, and
thy works ; and the last to be more than the
first. Rev. 3.4. Thou hast a few names even in
Sardis which have not defUed their garments ;
and they shaU walk with me in white : for
they are worthy.
Rev. 14.4. These are they which were not
defiled with women ; for they are virgins.
These are they which foUow the Lamb whither
soever he goeth. These were redeemed from
among men, being the firstfruits unto God and
to the Lamb. 5. And in their mouth was
found no guile : for they are without fault
before the throne of God,
See Decision — Integrity— Saints, cha
racter OF— SAij'CTiFicATioN— Spiritual
diligence, OBEDIENCE, Temporal Reward. See
God's goodness in providing for his

- TO Parents, See Children,
- to Rulers. See Subjects,

OBLATION, an offering. See Offerings,
OBSERVER OF Times. See Sorcery.
ODED, a prophet who commanded Pekah
to release the captives of Judah, 2 Chr. 28.9-18,
For another Oded, see Azariah,
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OFFERINGS were of two classes ; bloody,
such as burnt-offerings ; and unbloody, such
as meat and drink offerings. The different
kinds, with the manner and occasions in which
they were offered, wiU be found bi alphabetical
order below. For the offerings at the feasts,
see Feasts.
OFFERINGS, Bloody Sacrifices. Of
divine appointment. Gen. 8.21 with Gen. 1.29
and Gen. 9.3, Gen. 4.4,6 with Heb. 11,4,
Gen. 15.9, Gen. 86.1. Job 42.8. Psa. 4.5.
(Seethe different Offerings.) Consumed by
fire from heaven, see Fire, sacred. Cessa
tion of, prophesied, Dan. 9.27. Hos. 3.4.
Heb. 7.18,19,27, Heb. 9.10,12. Heb. 10.10,14,
To be offered to God only, Ex. 22.20. Jud.
13.16. To devils, forbidden, Lev. 17.7.
Offerers to be purified, Ex. 19.10,14. 1 Sam.
16.6. To offer willingly. Lev. 1.8. Lev. 19.5.
Lev. 22.19,29.
AU animals to be without blemish. Lev.
1.3,10. Lev. 22.19-24. Deu. 15.21. Deu.
17.1. Mai. 1.8,14 ; and young, Ex, 12.6,
Lev. 9.3. Aniraals offered, sheep or goats, by
Abel, Gen. 4.4. Every clean beast and fowl,
by Noah, Gen, 8.20. Under the Leriticol law,
sheep, rams. Iambs, goats, kids, bulls, cowe
calves, doves, sparrows. See Burnt-offer
ing — Peace-offerinq — Sin-offerino —
Heifer — Dove — Sparrow
Animals bound to the homs of altar, Psa.
118.27. Offerings salted. Lev. 2.13. Eze,
43.24, Mar, 9.4P Fat always bumed, see
Fat, Blood poured out at the altar, Deu,
12.27, Mode of offering the different sacri
fices, see Offerings, Mode of offerino.
Priest's portion of, see Priest's emolu
ments. No leaven used with, Ex. 23. 18, Ex. 34.25 ;
except in thanksgiving. Lev, 7.13, Amoa
4.5. Blessed before being eaten of, 1 Sam.
9.13. Accompanied with confession. Lev.
16.21. Offered at the door of the tabemaele. Lev.
1,3. Lev. 3.2. Lev. 17.4,8,9. At a place
divinely appointed, Deu. 12.6,11,14,27. At
the temple, 2 Chr. 7.12. 1 Kin, 8,62, 1 Kin.
12.27. On altars, see Altar. Accompanied
with music and singing, see Music, sacred.
Of Abel, Gen, 4.3-6. Abrahara, Gen. 16.
9-11,17. Jacob, Gen. 81.54. Gen. 46.1. Al
giving of the law, Ex, 24.5. By Jethro, Ex.
18.12, Elkanah, 1 Sara. 1.21, 1 Sam, 2.19,
Samuel, 1 Sam. 9.12,13, Hezekiah, 2 Chr.
29. 31 . By PhUistines, 1 Sam. 6. 15, see Burnt-
offering, p, 325,
At Bochira, Jud, 2,5, Ophrah, Jud. 6,26.
On a rock, Jud. 13.19. At Mizpeh, 1 Sam.
7.9 ; Ramah, 1 Sam. 7.17 ; GUgal, 1 Sam.
10.8. 1 Sam. 11.15 ; Bethlehem, 1 Sam. 16,
8,5. 1 Sara. 20.6,29 ; GUch, 2 Sam. 15.12;
the threshing-floor of Araunah, 1 Chr. 21.18,26;
Gibeon, 2 Chr. 1,3 ; Carmel, 1 Kin. 18.38,
Various high places, 1 Kin, 3.2.
Not accepted, Cain, Gen. 4 3-5 ; Nadab,
Lev. 10.1,2. See Offerings, insufficiency
OF. Abused by EU's sons, 1 Sara. 2.18,29.
Were offered as thanksgivings, aee Thank-
offering. In acknowledgraent of ain, Heb
10,3. Ratified covenants. Gen. 8.20-22. Gen.
15.8-18. Gen. 81.54. Ex. 24.5-8. Psa. 60,5,
Heb, 9,19,20.
Were expiatory, or an atonement for sin,
Lftv. 1.4. Lev. 4. Lev, 6.10. Lev. 6.2,7. I*v

OFFERINGS
17.11. Num. 15 24-26. 1 Sam. 8.14. 1 Sam,
26.19, Job 1.5. Job42.8. Eze. 45.15. Heb.
9.13,22. Heb. 10.3. Heb. 13.11. Erableraatic
of Christ, Psa. 40.6-8 with Heb. 10,5, Isa.
53,6,11,12 with Lev. 16.21. 1 Cor. 6,7.
2 Cor. 5,21, Eph, 6.2. Heb. 10,1,11,12
and Heb. 13,11-13, lUustrative, Psa. 61.17.
Jer. 83.11. Rom. 12,1, PhU, 4.18, Heb.
13.15. OFFERINGS, Burnt-offering, or Holo
caust (see Offerings, mode of). Trumpets
blown over, Num, 10.10; with singing, &c.,
2 Chr, 23.18. 2 Chr. 29.27,28. Accompanied
with meatand drink-offerings, Nura. 15.3-16.
Ashes of, carried without the carap to a clean
place. Lev. 4.12. Lev. 6.10,11. Nura. 19.9.
Skin belonged to the priests. Lev. 7.8.
Daily Burnt-offering : a larab moming and
evening, Ex. 29.38-42. Num. 28.1-8. On Sab
bath doubled. Num. 28.9,10. Prayer at. Act.
3.1. Prophecy of its aboUtion, Dan. 11.31.
At the new-moon, 2 buUs, 1 ram, 7 lambs,
Nura, 28.11-15. DaUy during passover-week,
2 bulls, 1 ram, 7 larabs, Num. 28.19-24.
Daily during feast of ttumpets, 1 buU, 1 ram,
7 larabs. Num. 29.1-6. Daily during feast of
tabernacles, beginning with 18 buUa, 2 rams,
14 larabs, on the first day, nuraber lessening
each day. Lev, 23.36,37. Num, 29.13-40.
With the sheaf of first-fruits, a he-larab. Lev.
23.12. On the day of first-fruits, 2 young bulls,
1 ram, 7 larabs, Num. 28.26-31. At Pentecost,
1 buU, 2 rams, 7 lambs. Lev. 23.18 ; or 2 bulls,
Num. 28.27. On Day of Atonement, a ram
for the high-prieat, Lev, 16,3,24 ; a ram for
the congregation. Lev. 16.5,24 ; and 1 buU,
I ram, 7 lambs. Num. 29.8. At consecration
of priests, 2 rams, Ex. 29.15-26. Lev. 8.18-28;
and 1 ram. Lev. 9.1-14 ; of Levites, 1 buU,
Num. 8,8-12. For the congregation, 1 calf,
1 lamb. Lev. 9,3,4,15-21, For private peraons,
a buU or ram, or pigeon. Lev. 1,3,11,16.
For sins of ignorance, 1 young buU, Num.
16,24,26, l^eRpass-offering, for one who heara
swearing, &c., a turtle-dove or young pigeon,
Lev. 6.7-10. For purification of woraen, 1
larab or pigeon. Lev. 12.6,8. For lepers, 1
lamb or pigeon, Lev. 14.10,21,22,31. For
defilement, 1 pigeon. Lev. 15.15,30. For
Nazarites' defilement, 1 pigeon. Num. 6.11.
On expiry of vow, 1 lamb, Nura, 6,14,16. At
aU festivals, 1 Chr. 23,31. 2 Chr. 2.4. 2 Chr.
31.3. By Noah, of clean beasts and fowls. Gen. 8.
20. Abraham, a ram, Gen. 22.13. Jethro,
Ex, 18.12. At the giving of the law, Ex. 24.5.
By Moses, Ex. 40.29. Princes of Israel, Num.
7.15-89 ; Balak, Nura. 28.3,6,15,17 ; Joshua,
Jos. 8.31 ; Gideon, Jud. 6.26 ; Manoah, Jud.
13.16,19,23; Israel, Jud. 20.26. Jud. 21,4,
1 Sara. 6,14,16; Samuel, 1 Sara, 7.9,10 ; Saul,
1 Sam, 13,9 ; David, 2 Sam. 6.17,18. 2 Sam,
24.25. At Solorann's coronation, 1 Chr, 29.21.
By Solomon, 1 Kin, 3.4. 1 Chr. 16.40, 1 Km.
3.15. 1 Kin. 9,26. At dedication of temple,
1 Kin. 8.64. By EUjah, 1 Kin. 18.33-38. By
Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.13,15. In Jehoiada's days,
2 Chr. 24.14. By Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 29.24,27,
2 Chr. 30.15 ; Judah, 2 Chr. 29.31-35 ; Josiah,
2 Chr. 35,12-14 ; Joshua, Ezr. 3.2-6 ; Jews,
Ezr. 8.36 ; Job, Job 1.6 ; Job's friends. Job
42.8. See Idolatrous offerings p. 243.
OFFERINGS. Drink-offering. Of wine,
was offered vrith aU sacriflces. Lev, 23.13,18.

OFFERINGS
Nura. 6.17, Nura. 15.24. Nura. 28.5-15,24-Sl,
Num. 29.6-11,18-40. Ezr. 7.17.
With a burnt-offering of a lamb, conaiated
of i hin of wine ; of a ram, ^ hin ; of a buUock,
^ hin, Ex. 29 40,41. Num. 16.4-12, Num.
28,7,14,15. With the first-fmits, i hin, Lev,
23,13. Poured out unto the Lord, in the holy
place, Num. 28,7, Not to be offered on in
cense-altar, Ex. 30,9,
Offered by Jacob, Gen. 35.14. Ahaz, 2 Kin.
16.13. At Solomon's coronation, 1 Chr. 29.21,
By Hezekiah, 2 Chr, 29,35, See Idolatry,
p. 2*43.
OFFERINGS of First-fruits. See
First-fruits.  , Heave-offering. Heaved up
by the priest ; that is, consecrated by elevating
it, Ex. 29.27,
Consisted of the right shoulder of peace-
offerings, at consecration of priests, Ex. 29.
27,28, Lev. 7,32,84 ; and on expiry cf
Nazarite vows, Nura. 6.20, In thanksgivings,
consisted of bread leavened and unleavened.
Lev, 7.12-14. In firat-fruits, consisted of first-
fruits of the threshing-fioor, and a cake of the
first dough, Num. 15,19-21. Neh. 10.37.
A tithe of the tithes offered by the Levites,
as a heave-offering, Nura. 18.25-30. Neh, 10.38-
and part of spoUs taken in war, Nura. 31.29,41.
Tithes so caUed, Num. 18.24. Heave-offering,
caUed a wave-offering. Lev, 10.16. Given to
the priests, Ex. 29.28. Lev. 7.14,34, Lev. 10.
16. Num. 18.8-19. Eze. 44.30. To be eaten
in a clean place, Lev. 10,14. Num. 18.10. To
be brought to the temple, Deu. 12.6,11,17,18.
 , Human offerings forbidden,
Lev. 18.21. Lev. 20.2-5. Deu .12.31. Isa.
67.5. Isa. 66.3. See Idolatry, p. 243,
 , Idolatrous, See Idolatry,
p. 243,
OFFERINGS. Insufficiency of, 1 Sara.
15, 22. Hath the Lord as great deUght in burnt-
offerings and sacrifices, as in obeying the voice
of the Lord ? Behold, to obey is better than
sacriflce, and to hearken than the fat of raras.
Paa. 40.6. Sacrifice and offering thou didst
not desire ; mine eara hast thou opened :
burnt-offering and sin-offering hast thou not
required. Psa. 50.8. I wiU not reprove thee for thy
sacrifices, or thy burat-offerin^, to have been
continually before me. 9. I wiU take no bul
lock out of thy house, nor he-goats out of thy
folds : 10, For every beast of the forest is
raine, and the cattle upon a thousand hiUs,
11, T know aU the fowls of the raountains ;
and the wUd beasts of the fleld are mine,
12, If I were hungry, I would not teU thee :
for the world is mine, and the fulness thereof.
13. WiU I eat the flesh of bulls, or drink the
blood of goats? 14. Offer unto God thanks
giving ; and pay thy vows unto the most
High. Psa, 61.16. For thou desireat not sacriflce,
else would I give it; thou deUghteat not iu
burnt-offering. 17. The aacriflces of God are
a broken apirit : a broken and a contrite heart,
O God, thou wUt not despise.
Pro. 21.3. To do justice and judgment is
more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice.
27. The aacriflce of the wicked is abomination :
how much more wh^i he bringeth it with a
wicked miufl ? 325

OFFERINGS

OFFERINGS

Isa. 1.11. To what purpose is the multi
tude of your sacrifices unto me? saith the
Lord : I am fuU of the burnt-offerings of rams,
and the fat of fed beasts ; and I deUght not
in the blood of buUocks, or of larabs, or of he-
goata. 13. Bring no more vain oblations : in
cense ia an abomination unto me ; the new-
moons and sabbaths, the caUing of asserabUes,
1 cannot away with ; it is iniquity, even the
solemn meeting. 14. Your new-moons and
your appointed feasts ray soul hateth : they are
a trouble unto me ; I am weary to bear them.
Isa. 40.16. Lebanon is not sufficient to
burn, nor the beasts thereof sufficient for a
burnt-offering. Isa. 66.3. He that kiUeth an ox, is as if
he slew a man ; he that sacrificeth a larab, as
if he cut off a dog's neck ; he that offereth an
oblation, as if he offered swine's blood ; he that
burneth incense, as if he blessed an idol : yea,
they have chosen their own ways, and their
soul delighteth in their abominations.
Jer. 6,20, To what purpose cometh there
to rae incense from Sheba, and the sweet cane
frora a far country ? your burnt-offerings are
not acceptable, nor your sacrifices sweet
unto rae.
Jer. 7.21, Put your burat-offerings unto
your sacrifices, and eat flesh. 22. For I speak
not unto your fathers, nor commanded them
in the day that I brought them out of the
land of Egypt, concerning burnt-offerings or
sacrifices : 23. But this thing coramanded I
them, saying. Obey my voice, and I wiU be
your God,
Jer. 14.12. When they fast, 1 wiU not hear
their cry ; and when they offer burnt-offering
and an oblation, I will not accept them ; but
I will consume them by the sword, and by the
famine, and by the pestUence.
Hos. 6.6. I desired mercy, and not sacri
fice ; and the knowledge of God more than
burnt-offerings. Hos. 8. 13. They sacrifice flesh for the sacri
fices of mine offeringa, and eat it ; but the Lord
accepteth thera not : now wiU he remember
their iniquity.
Amoa 5.21. I hate, I despise your feast-
days, and I wUl not smeU in your solemn
assemblies. 22. Though ye offer me burnt-
offerings, and your meat-offerings, I wUl not
accept them ; neither vriU 1 regard the peace-
offerings of your fat beasts. 23, Take thou
away from me the noise of thy songs ; for I
wiU not hear the melody of thy viols, 24, But
let judgment run down as waters, and right
eousness as a raighty stream. Hos. 9.4.
Mic. 6.6. Wherewith shaU I come before
the Lord, and bow myself before the high
Gor'.? shaU I come before him with burnt-
offerings, with calves of a year old? 7. WUl
the Lord be pleased with thousands of raras,
or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? shaU I
give my first-bom for my transgression, the
fruit of my body for the sin of ray soul ? 8,
He hath shewed thee, O raan, what is good :
and what doth the Lord require of thee, but
to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk
humbly with thy God ?
Mar, 12.33, To love him with aU the heart,
and with aU the underatanding, and with all
the soul, and with aU the strength, and to love
his nei^ibour as hiraseU, is raore than aU
whole burnt-offerings and sacrifices.
326 '

Heb. 9.9. In which were offered both giftt
and sacriflces, that could not raake hira that
did the service perfect, as pertaining to the
conscience. Heb. 10.1. For the law having a shadow oi
good things to come, and not the very iraage
of the things, can never with those sacriflces,
which they offered year by year continually,
make the comers thereunto perfect : 2. For
then would they not have ceased to be offer
ed ? because that the worshippers once purged
should have had no more conscience of sins.
3. But in those sacrifices there is a remem
brance again made of sins every year. 4. For it
is not possible that the blood of buUs and of
goats should take away sins. 6. Wherefore,
when he coraeth into the world, he saith,
Sacriflce and offering thou wouldest not, but
a body hast thou prepared me.
Heb. 10.6. In burnt-offerings and saerifices
for sin thou hast had no pleasure : 7. Then
said I, Lo, I come (in the volume of the book
it is written of rae) to do thy wUl, 0 God. 8.
Above, when he said, Sacriflce, and offering,
and burnt-offerings, and offering for sin, thou
wouldest not, neither hadst pleasure therein;
(which are offered by the law ;) 9. Then said
he, Lo, I come to do thy will, O God, He
taketh away the flrst, that he may estabUsh
the second, 10, By the which wiU we are
sanctified, through the offering of the body of
Jesus Christ once for all, 11, And every priest
standeth daUy ministering, and offering often
times the same sacriflces, which can never take
away sins. See Law, mosaic, character
OF. OFFERINGS. Meat-offering. Of flour,
corn, bread. {The original is often translated
present. Gen. 32.13,18. Gen. 43.11; and is
used of the first offering mentioned in scrip
ture. Gen. 4.3-6.)
When offered with a lamb, consisted of
1-lOth of fiour, l-4th hin beaten oU, Ex. 29.40.
With a rara, 2-lOths flour, l-8d hin oU, Num,
15.6. With a buUock, 3-lOths flour, half a
hin oil. Num. 15.9.
Unbaked voluntary meat-offerings ; consist
ed of flne fiour, with oil and frankincense, a
handful burnt on the altar with the incense,
the rest the priest's. Lev. 2.1-3,
When baked in an oven, pan, or frying-pan ;
consisted of cakes or wafers of flne flour, with
oU and salt ; part burnt on the altar, the rest
the priest's, Lev, 2.4-11. Lev. 5.13, Lev.
7.9,10,37. Lev, 9.17. Num. 4.1G. Num,
18.9. 1 Chr. 23.29. Eze. 44.29. For the
priests whoUy burnt, Lev. 6.19-33,
Offered with aU aacrifices, Num. 15,3-1'!.
Num. 28.5. With sheaf of first-fruits. Lev.
23.13, Atnew-raoons,Num,28.12,13. Passover,
Num. 28.20,21. Feastof tmrapet3,Num,29.3,4.
Fast-day of 7th month ; and feast of taber
nacles, Nura, 29.14. On Sabbaths, Nura. 28.9.
Burnt, raoming and evening, with the con
tinual burnt-offering, Ex. 29.40,41. Ex. 40.29,
Num. 15.4. Num. 28.5. 2 Kin. 3.20. 2 Kin.
16.16. Neh. 10.33.
At Pentecost, 2 wave-loavea of 2-lOtha fiour,
with leaven. Lev. 23.16,17. Of first-fruita,
consisted of green ears of com dried by the
fire, vrith oU, frankincense, and salt. Lev. 2.
12-16. For cleansing of lepers consisted oi
3-10th3 flour, with oU; if poor.l-lOth, Lev,14.
10,20,21,31. As an offering of jealousy. l-lOtl

OFFERINGS
eph ah barley-meal, without oil or frank
incense, Nura. 5.16,18,26,26. As a sin-offering
by the poor, without oU or frankincense, Lev.
6.11,12. By a Nazarite on fulfiUing his vows.
Num. 6,16,17, On consecration of Levites,
Nura. 8,8. For sina of ignorance. Num.
16.24, Not to be offered on altar of incense, Ex.
30.9. Not mode with leaven or honey, Lev.
2.11 ; exception. Lev. 23.16,17. Priest's por
tion eaten in the holy place, vrith unleavened
OFFERINGS. Mode of offering, (There were three modes in which bloody sacrifices
were offered, technically caUed Sin-offering, Burnt-offering, Peace-offering. A comparison
of the "Tables below wUl shew the difference between these three modes of offering sacrifices ;
and that they varied according aa the animal was frora the herd, or fiock, or a bird. The
occasions on which these offerings were raade, wiU be found under the heads Burnt-offer
ing Sin-offering, PEAOE-OFFERiNa, Trespass-offering.)

OFFERINGS
bread, Lev. 2.3. Lev, 6.14-18. Lev. 10,12,18.
Lev. 44,29, Nura. 18.9,10,
Chambers for, i^eh, 12.44. Neh. 13.6,9.
Eze. 42.13.
Offered by Aaron, at the consecration of him
self and sons, Ex. 29.2,23. Lev. 8,26. Lev.
9.4,5. By princes of Israel, Nura. 7.13-87.
Manoah, Jud. 13.19,23. Soloraon, 1 Kin. 8,64.
Not given to the Levites, Neh, 13.9,10, Ne
glected, Joel 1.9,18.
See Idolatry, p. 243,

Offerings of the Herd — Cattle,

Sin-offerings,
Brought before the tabernacle, I
Ex, 29,10.
Offerer put his hand on the
head of. Ex, 29.10; the
elders for the congregation.
Lev, 4,16,
KUled at the tabernacle door
by Moses for Aaron, Ex, 29,
11. By the priest. Lev, 16, 15 ;
aided by Levites, 2 Chr,
29.84,
Blood in certain cases put by
the priest on the homs of
altar of burnt-offering with
tho finger, Ex. 29,12, Lev,
4.26,30,34. Lev, 8.16,
Blood poured out bythe priest
beside the bottora of the
altar, Ex. 29.12. Lev. 4,7.
Lev, 8,16,
Blood, in certain cases, put
by the priest on the homs
of altar of incenae, and
aprinkled 7 tiraes before the
vaU, Lev. 4.6,7,16-18.
Blood on the Day of Atone-
raentaprinkled on the mercy-
aeat, and before the raercy-
seat eastward 7 times, and
on the incense-altar, Lev.
16.14,18,19.
Bumt on the alta/r by the
priest; viz., fat covering the
inwards, caul above the liver,
2kidneysand fat upon them,
Ex. 29,13, Lev. 8,16, Lev,
4.8,10,19,20.
Bumt without the camp hy the
prieat whenever the blood
was presented in the holy
place; viz., flesh, skin, head,
legs, inwards, and dung,
Ex. 29.14. Lev. 8.17. Lev.
4.7-12,17-21. Lev. 6.30,
Eaten by the priests in the
holy place when the blood
had not been presented in
the holy place. Lev. 6.26-29.
Num. 18.9.10. Eze. 44.29.

BURNT-OFF BRINGS .
Brought before the tabemaele.
Lev. 1.3.
Offerer put his hand on the
head of. Lev. 1.4.

KiUed at the door of the taber
nacle by offerer. Lev. 1.6.

Blood aprinkled round about
upon the altar by the priest.
Lev. 1.6.

Bumt by the priest on the
altar, after being flayed and
cut in pieces ; the priest laid
the parts ; viz., the head and
fat, on the wood, washed
the inwards and legs, and
burned aU, Lev. 1.6-9.

Peace-offerings.
Brought before the tabemaele.
Lev. 3.2.
Offerer put hia hand on the
head of, Lev. 3.2.

KUled at the door of the taber
nacle by offerer. Lev. 8.2.

Blood sprinkled round about
upon the altar by the priest,
Lev. 8.2.

Bumt upon tbe altar by the
priest ; viz. , fat covering the
inwards, caul above the
Uver, 2 kidneya and fat
upon thera. Lev. 3.8-6.

The rest of the Peace-offer
ing eaten. See Heave-of
fering, Wave-offering.

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OFFERINGS

OFFERINGS Mode of offering — continued.

Offerings of the Ft..ock — Sheep and Goats.

Sin- OFFERINGS.
Offerer put his hands on the
head of, Lev. 4.24,29,33.
Killed by offerer at the door
of the tabernacle. Lev. 4.
24,29,33 ; by Moses for
Aaron, Ex. 29.16. Lev. 8.
19.
Blood put by the priest on the
homs of altar of bumfc-offer-
ing with the finger. Lev.
4.25,30,84.
Blood poured out by the priest
beside the bottora of the
altar. Lev. 4,25,30,34.
Blood on the Day of Atone
ment sprinkled on the
mercy-seat, and before the
mercy-seat, 7 times ; put on
the homs of incense-altar,
and sprinkled on it 7 tiraes,
Lev. 16.15,18,19.
Burnt on the altar by the
priest ; viz., fat covering the
inwards, caul above the
Uver, 2 kidneys and fat upon
thera. Lev, 4,26,81,35 with
Lev. 8.14-16.

BURNT-OFFERINGS.
Offerer put liis hands on the
head of, Ex. 29.15. Lev,
8.18. Lev, 1.4,
KUled by offerer at the door
of the tabemaele, Lev. 17.
8,9. Lev, 9.5,12; by Moses
for Aaron, Ex. 29.16. Lev.
8.19. Killed on the north
side of the altar, Lev. 1.11.
Blood sprinkled round about
upon the altar by priests,
Ex. 39.16. Lev. 8.19. Lev.
1.11.

Burnt on the altar by the
priest, after being cut in
pieces, inwards and legs
I washed, Ex. 29.17,18. Lev.
I 1.10-13. Lev, 8.20,21,28,

Eaten by the priests in the j
holy place when the blood |
had not been presented in
the holy place. Lev, 6.25-29, \
Nura. 18.9,10. Eze. 44.29, '
See Lev, 10,17-19. I

P EA OE- 0 FFERING8.
Offerer put his handa on thP
head of, Lev. 8.8,13.
KiUed by offerer at the door
of the tabernacle. Lev. 8.8.
Lev. 3.13.

Blood sprinkled by the priest
round about upon the altar,
Lev. 3.8,13,

Bumtonthealtar bythe priest;
viz,, fat covering the in
wards, caul above the Uver,
2 kidneys, and fat upon
thera — of a goat. Lev. 3,
14-16 ; also the rump of a
larab, Lev, 3,9-11.
The rest of the Peace-offer
ing eaten. See Heave-of
fering, Wave-offering.
(The rara of consecration was
a Peace-offering vrith some
peculiarities in the mode of
sacrifice, Ex. 29.19-28,31-34.
Lev. 8,22-32,)

Offerings of Turtle-doves or young Pigeons.

Sin-offerings.
head wrung off by the priest. Lev. 5,8.
Blood sprinkled by the priest upon the aide of
the altar, Lev. 5.9.
Blood wmng out by the priest at the bottora
of the altar. Lev. 6.9.

Bumt by the priest before the burnt-offering.
Lev. 6.8.

Burnt-offerings.
Brought to the altar by the priest, Lev. 1.15.
Head wmng off and bumt by the priest. Lev
1.15.

Blood wrung out by the priest at the aide of
the altar, Lev. 1.16.
Crop and feathers plucked off by the prieat
and cast cn tbe east side of the altar among
the ashes, Lev. 1,16.
Cleft with the wings by the priest, but not
divided, and bumt on the altar. Lev. 1,17,
Bumt by the priest after the sm offering. Lev
5.10.

OFFERINGS

OFFERINGS.
Feast, passover.

Paschal Lakb.

Peace- ofperim o.

Mode of

offering, see Offerings, mode of.
At consecration of priests, one ram, caUed
ram of consecration, Ex. 29.19-22,31. For
Aaron and his sons, 1 bull, 1 ram. Lev. 9,4.
For the congregation, 1 hull, 1 ram, Lev. 9.
3,4,15-21. For a private person, 1 bull, or 1
lamb, or 1 goat. Lev. 3.1-13. At Pentecost, 2
lambs. Lev. 23.19. Offered at all the festivals.
Num. 10.10. On expiry of Nazarite's vow.
Num. 6.14.
Of thanksgiving, and freewill-offerings, see
THANKSGIVING-OFFERIHa — VOLONTART-
offering. Meat and drink offerings with.
Num. 16.8-16. Trumpets blown over, Num
10.10. Parts of, eaten, see Wave-offering
— Heave-offering. Defiled persons not to
eat. Lev. 7.20,21.
At giving of the law, Ex. 24.5. By the princes.
Num. 7.17-88. By Joshua, ,105.8.31. By Israel,
Jud. 20.26. Jnd. 21.4. At Saul's coronation,
1 Sam, 11.16. By David, 2 Sam. 6.17,18.
2 Sam. 24.25. Solomon, 1 Kin. 8.15. 1 Kin.
8.63,64. 1 Kin. 9.25. Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.13
Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 29.35. 2 Chr. 30.22. Manas
seh, 2 Chr. 33.16. Before the golden calf, Ex.
32.6.  . Red Heifer, See Heifer,

 . Scape Goat. See Scape Goat.
OFFERINGS. Sin-offerinq. (See Of
ferings, MODE OF.) A kid at new-moon,
Num. 28.15 ; and daily during passover, feast
of trumpets, and tabernacles. Num. 28.22-24.
Num. 29.5,6,16-38. A kid at Pentecost, Lev.
23.19. Num. 28.80. On Day of Atonement, a
young bull for the priest ; a goat for the people.
Lev. 16.3-19,25-28. Num. 29.11. Atonement
made with the blood of sin-offering upon the
homs of the altar of incense yearly, Ex. 30.10.
Lev. 16.18. At consecration of priests, 1 bull.
Lev. 8.2,14. Ex. 29.10 ; of altar, 1 buU for
7 days, Ex. 29.36,37.
For sins of ignorance. For a priest, 1 bull.
Lev. 4.3,4. For the people, 1 buU, Lev. 4.13-21 ;
or a kid, Num. 15.24. For a ruler, 1 male kid.
Lev. 4.22-26. For one of the people, a female
kid or lamb. Lev, 4.27,35. Num. 15.27. As a
trespass-offering. Lev. 6.1-19. Lev. 6.1-7, see
Trespass-offering. For priests, 1 calf. Lev.
9.1-14. At consecration of Levites, 1 young
bull. Num. 8.8,12. For the congregation, 1
kid. Lev. 9.3,4,16-21. For purification of
women, a dove. Lev. 12.6-8. For lepers'
purification, 1 lamb or dove. Lev. 14.19,22,31 ;
or flour, if poor, Lev. 5.11-13. For defilement,
1 dove. Lev. 16.15,30. For Nazarite's defile
ment, 1 dove. Num. 6.10,11. On expiry of
vow, a ewe-lamb. Num. 6.14,16.
Vessels in which it was sodden, if earthen,
broken ; if brass, scoured. Lev. 6.28.
By the princes. Num. 7.16-87 ; Hezekiah,
2 Chr. 29.21-24 ; Jews, Ezr. 8.35.
OFFERINGS. THANKSOIVING-orFERING.
A peace-offering with a meat-offering, leavened
and unleavened, eaten by the offerer on the
same day. Lev. 7.11-15. Lev. 22.29, see Deu.
12.11,12. 1 Sam. 9.12,13. Called a sacriflce
of praise or thanksgiving, Psa. 116.17. Jer.
33.11. Amos 4.6. Offered by Judah, 2 Chr.

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29.31. Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.16. At dedication
of wall, Neh. 12.27.
OFFERINGS. Trespass-offering. Of
fered for one who hears swearing without re
vealing it, or who touches imcleanness, or who
is guilty m relation to an oath— a female lamb
or kid as a sin-offering ; or two turtle-doves or
young pigeons, one as a sin-offering, one a
burnt-ofTering ; or an ephah of flne flour as a
sin-offering. Lev. 5.1-14.
For sinning through ignorance in holy things
—a ram valued by the priest, with a fifth
additional, Lev.6.14-16. Lev. 6.4,6, see2 Km.
12.16. For sinning unwittingly, or for false
hood— a ram valued by the priest. Lev. 5.17-19
Lev. 6.1-7.
For lepers— one he-lamb, a sin-offering;
another as burnt-offering ; or one lamb a peace-
offering, and 2 doves, one a sin, the other a
burnt-offering. Lev. 14.10-22. For criminal
connection with a bondmaid — a ram. Lev. 19.
21,22, For idolatrous marriages, Ezr. 10.19.
For a Nazarite defiled— a lamb of 1st year
Num. 6.12.
Portion of, eaten by the priest. Lev. 7 6 7
Lev. 14.13. Num. 18.9,10. Trespass-offering
of the Philistines in sending back the ark,
1 Sam. 6.3,8,17,18.
OFFERINGS. Volcntary-opferino,
either of the cattle or flock, must be perfect.
Lev. 22.17-25. A peace-offering, eaten on the
day of offering, or next day. Lev. 7.11-18. To
be accompanied with meat and drink offerings.
Num. 15.1-16. At Feast of Weeks, as God
had blessed the offerer, Deu. 16.10. When
vowed, must be paid, Deu. 23.23.
OFFERINGS. Wave-offering, waved
by the priest ; that is, consecrated by waving
it, Ex. 29.24. Lev. 8.27.
Consisted at consecration of priests of the
fat of a ram, rump, fat covering inwards, caul
above Uver, two kidneys, with the fat, right
shoulder of ram, with 1 loaf bread, 1 cake
oiled bread, 1 wafer of unleavened bread ; all
waved before the Lord, and bumt on the
altar of burnt-offering, Ex. 29.22-26. Lev. 8
25-29. Lev. 9.19,20. The breast to he waved ;
it belonged to the priest, Ex. 29.26-28. To be
brought by the offerer, the fat with the breast
waved, the fat bumed. Lev. 7.29-31, Lev. 10.
14,15. Lev. 9.20,21.
For lepers, a he-lamb, and a log of oil. Lev.
14.12,21,24. A sheaf of first-fruits, waved on
the morrow after the Sabbath, Lev. 23.10,11.
At Pentecost, 2 wave-loves of 2-lOths fine
flour leavened, with the sacrifices. Lev. 23,
17-20. On expiry of Nazarite's vow, the
sodden left shovdder of a ram, with one
leavened, and one unleavened cake. Num. 6.
19,20. The jealousy-offering. Num. 5.26.
The breast, &o., belonged to the priest, Ex.
29.26-28. Lev. 7.31,34. Lev. 8.29. Lev. 9.
21. Lev. 23.20. Num. 18.11,18. To be eaten
in a clean place. Lev. 10.14,16. Levites
offered before the Lord as a wave-otfering,
Num, 8.11 {marg.), 13,16,21.
 . Wood-offering, wood for the
altar, Neh, 10.34. Neh. 13.31.
OG, king of Bashan, Num . 21. 33. A giant ;
his iron bedstead, 9 cubits long, preserved in
Eabbath, Deu. 3.11. Jos. 13.12. Defeated
by Moses, and his kingdom given to Manasseh,
iu:. Num. 32.88. Deu. 1.4. Deu. 3.1-13

oa.
Deu. 4,47. Deu 29.7. Deu. S1.4. Joa. 2.10.
Jos. 9.10. Jos. 12.4. Jos. 13.12,30,81. 1 Kin.
4.19. Neh. 9.22. Psa. 136.11, Psa. 130.20.
OIL OF Olives. Mode of making, see Ou ve-
tree. Abundant in Palestine, Deu. 7.13.
Deu. 8.8. Deu. 11.14. Deu. 32.13. Deu,
33.24. 2 Kin. 18,32. Jer. 81.12. Hos. 2.8,22.
Joel2.19,24. Storesof, Neh. 5.11. Jer40.10.
Jer. 41.8. Rev. 6.6. Royal storehouses of,
I Chr. 27.28. 2 Chr. 11.11. 2 Chr. 82.28.
Scarcity of, threatened. Deu. 28.40,51. Joel
1.10. Hap. 1.11. Merchandize of, Eze. 27.
17. Hos. 12.1. Luk. 16.6. Rev. 18.13.
Given as payment, 1 Kin. 6.11. 2 Chr.
2.10,16. Ezr. 3.7, Used in food. Num. 11.8.
1 Kin. 17.12-16. 1 Chr. 12.40. 'Sze. 16.13,19.
Hos. 2.5,8 : for anointing, see Anointing ;
for lamps. Mat. 25.3,4,8 ; for the sacred lamp,
Ex. 26.6. Ex. 27.20. Ex. 35.8,14,28. Ex.
89.87. Lev. 24.2. Num. 4.9,16. To sprinkle
and anoint a leper at his cleansing. Lev. 14.
12-29. In offerings, see MEAT-oPFERiNa,
p, 326.
Tithes of, offered, Deu. 12.17. Deu. 14.28.
Neh. 10.39, see First-fruits, Levites had
charge of, 1 Chr. 9.29. Poured on a piUar by
Jacob, Gen. 28.18. Gen. 86.14.
OIL, Sacred, or holy anointing oil. An oint
ment made by the priests, according to divine
direction, Ex. 25.6. Ex. 80.23-25. Ex. 31.11.
Ex. 35.8,16,28. Ex. 37.29. Ex. 39.38. Num.
4.16. 1 Clir. 9.30. Punishment for profan
ing, Ex. 30.31-83, Used for idols, Eze, 23.41.
See Anointing, sacred.
OIL-TREE. See Olive-tree.
OINTMENT, a composition of oil and per
fumes, of great value, 2 Kin. 20.13. Est.
2.12. Ecc. 7.1. Ecc. 10.1. Song 1.3. Song
4.10. Amos 6.6. Mar. 14.3-6. Jno. 12.3-6.
See Anointing.
OLD Age. Job 6.26. Thou shalt come to
thy grave in a full age, like as a shock of corn
cometh in in his season. Gen. 15.16. Gen.
26.8. 1 Chr. 29.28.
Job 11.17. Thine age shall be clearer than
the noonday ; thou shalt shine forth, thou
shalt be as the moming. Job 42.12.
Job 32.7. Days should speak, and multi
tude of years should teach wisdom. 9. Great
men are not always wise : neither do the aged
understand judgment. Job 12.12
Psa. 71.9. Cast me not off in the time of
old age ; forsake me not when my strength
faileth. 18. Now also when I am old and
grey-headed, 0 God, forsake me not; until I
have shewed thy strength unto this genera
tion, and thy power to every one that is to
come. Psa. 90. 10. Tlie days of our years are three
score years and ten ; and if by reason of
strength they be fourscore years, yet is their
strength labour and sorrow ; for it is soon cut
off, and we fly away. Gen. 47.9. Ecc. 6.3.
Psa. 92.14. They shall still bring forth fruit
in old age ; they shall be fat and flourishing.
Psa. 148.12. Old men, and children : 13.
Let them praise the name of the Lord.
Pro. 16.31, The hoary head is a crown of
glory, if it be found in the way of righteous
ness. Pro. 17.6. Pro. 20.29.
Ecc. 12.1. While the evil days come not,
nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say,
I have no pleasure in them ; 2. WhUe the
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sun, or the light, or the moon, or the stars, be
not darkened, v. 1-6. Gen. 27.2. Deu. 34.7.
2 Sam. 19.36.
Isa. 46.4. Even to yo^r old age I am he;
and even to hoar hairs wUl I carry you: I have
miide, and I will bear ; even I will carry, and
will deliver you.
Tit. 2.2. That the aged men be sober, grave,
temperate, sound in faith, in charity, in
patience. 8. The aged women likewise, that
they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not
false accusers, not given to much wine,
teachers of good things. Philm. 9. Luk. 2.37.
OLIVE-TREE. Cultivated in Palestine, Ex.
23.11. Deu. 6.11. Deu. 8.8. Jos. 24.13.
1 Chr. 27.28 ; and Assyria, 2 Kin. 18.32. Its
beauty, Jer. 11.16. Hos. 14.6. Flowering of.
Job 16.88. Beaten to remove the fruit, Deu.
24.20. Isa. 17.6. Isa. 24.13. Frait beaten to ex
tract the oU, Ex. 27.20 ; also pressed, Joel 2.24 ;
Hag. 2.16 ; or trodden, Mic. 6.16. Wood of,
1 Kin. 6.28,81-33. Dove plucked a twig from.
Gen. 8.11. Booths of, Neh. 8.16. Parable of,
Jud. 9.8. Illustrative, Psa. 52.8. Psa. 128.3.
Jer. 11.16. Rom. 11.17,24. Symbolical, Zee.
4.3-12. Rev. 11.4.
See Oil, olive. Ohve-yard, see Vine
yard. OLIVES, Mount of, or Olivet, east of
Jerusalem, Eze. 11.23. Olive-trees on, Neh.
8.15. David flees from Absalom by, 2 Sam.
15.30. Christ enters Jerusalem from.
Mat.21.1. Mar.11.1. Luk. 19.29,37, Teaches
from. Mat. 243. Mar. 13.3. Retires to, Luk.
21.37. ,Jno. 8.1. Retires to, from the pass-
over-feast, Luk. 22.39. Mat. 26.30, Mar.
14.26, see Gethsemane. Ascends from. Act.
1.12. Prophecy of. Zee. 14.4. Eze. 11.28.
Called Mount of Corruption, from idolatry
practised on, by Solomon, 2 ffin. 23.13 {marg.),
1 Kin. 11.7.
OMEGA, the last letter of the Greek alpha
bet, poetically used for ' the last ;' applied to
Christ, Rev. 1.8,11. Rev. 21.6. Eev. 22.13.
OMER, 10th of an ephah, about seven pmts,
Ex. 16.36. An omer of manna gathered for
every Israelite ; 2 on the 6th day, Ex. 16.16-18,
22. An omer of, laid up in the ark, Ex. 16.
82-33. OMRI, 8th king of Israel (12 years' reign),
made king when Elah was slain by Zimri ;
defeats Zimri, 'Kbni, Ac, 1 Kin. 16.16-23.
Founds Samaria, 1 Kin. 16,24. His idoUtiy
and death, 1 Kin. 16.26-28. Mic. 6.16.
ON (sun), a city of Egypt, supposed to be
Heliopolis (city of the sun). Gen. 41.46,60,
Gen, 46.20. Beth-shemesh (house of the sun),
supposed to be the same, Jer. 43.13.
 , a Reubenite, a conspirator with
Korah against Moses, Num. 16.1.
ONAN, son of Judah, Gen. 88.4-9. Geu.
46.12. Num. 26.19. 1 Chr. 2.3.
ONESIMHS, a runaway slave ; converted
by Paul, who returns him to his master with a
letter interceding for him, Philm. Col. 4.9.
ONESIPHORUS, his kmdness to Paul,
2 Tun. 1.16-18. 2 Tim. 4.19.
ONION, Num. 11.6.
ONO, a city of Benjamin, in the valley of
Charashim, 1 Chr. 8.12. Neh. 6.2. Neh.
11.36.

ONYCUa
ONYCHA, the shell of a species of mussel,
which emits a musky odour in burning, Ex.
30.34. ONYX, a precious stone. Job 28. 16, Found
In Havilah, Gen. 2.12. Two of, set in the
high-priest's ephod, graven with the names of
the 12 tribes, Ex. 28.9-12. Ex. 39.3. Set in
hisbreastplate, Ex. 28.20. Ex. 39.13. Brought
by Israelites to Moses, Ex. 25.7. Ex. 35.9.
Wom by Tyrians, Eze. 28.13.
OPHEL, a wall, tower, and suburb of Jeru
salem, 2 Chr. 27.8. 2 Chr. 33.14. Neh. 3.
26,27. Neh. 11,21.
OFHIR, son of Joktan, a descendant of
Shem, Gen. 10.29. 1 Chr. 1,23.
 , a gold country, Job 22.24. Job
28.16. Psa. 45.9. Gold brought from, bySolo
mon, 1 Kin. 9.28. 1 Chr. 29.4. 2 Chr. 8.18.
2 Chr. 9.10 ; and Hiram, with precious stones
and ahnug-trees, 1 Kin. 10.11. Jehoshaphat's
ships sail for, 1 Kin. 22.48. Gold of, sold in
wedges, Isa. 13.12. See Uphaz.
OPHRAH, a town of Benjamin, Jos. 18.23.
Gideon visited by an angel in, Jud. 6.11 ;
builds an altar in, Jud. 6.24. His ephod wor
shipped in, Jud. 8.27. He is buried in, Jud.
8.32. Ahimelech slays his brethren in, Jud.
9.6. The Philistines phmder, 1 Sam. 13.17.
OPPRESSION. .Bee Rulers, injustice of
—Poor, unkindness to — Masters.
ORACLE, a name of the most holy place,
1 Kin. 6.5. Psa. 28.2. A name of the Scrip
tures, Act. 7.88. Rom. 8.2. Heb. 6.12. IPet.
4.1L ORATOR, an advocate or pleader. Act.
24.1. Isa. 8.3.
ORDINATION. 1. (Gr. kathistemi), of
elders. Tit. 1.5. Elsewhere translated, to make.
Mat, 24.47 ; to appoint. Act. 6.3. 2. (Gr.
keirotones), Act. 14.23. Translated choose,
2 Cor. 8. 19. See Priests — Levites — Church -
government, OREB, a Midianitish prince, slain on the
rock Oreb by the Ephraimites, Jud. 7.25. Jud.
8.3. Psa. 83.11. Isa. 10.26.
ORGAN, a pipe or reed, invented by Jubal,
Gen. 4.21, Used in entertainments, Job21.12.
Job 30.31 ; in praise, Psa. 160.4. See Flute
—Pipe. ORIGINAL Sin. See Man's natural
state — Fall, the — Sln, love of,
ORION, Job 9.9. Job 38.31. Amos 6.8.
Translated constellations, Isa. 13.10.
ORNAMENTS. See Dress— Jewels.
ORNAN. See Araunah.
ORPAH, wife of Chilion, leaves Naomi and
returns to Moab, Ruth 1.1-14.
ORPHANS. See Widows.
OSPREY, a kmd of eagle or hawk. Lev.
11.13. Deu. 14.12.
OSSIFRAGE, a large eagle. Lev. 11.13.
Deu. 14.12.
OSTRICH, Job 89,13-18, Lam. 4.3. Isa.
13.21 {marg.). Isa. 34.13 {marg.). Isa. 43.20
(marg.). OTHNIEL, a judge of Israel, conquers Kir-
]atb-sepher, and receives Caleb's daughter, Jos,

PALESTINE
16.16-20. Jud. 1.13,14. 1 Chr. 4.13. De
Uvers Israel from Chushan, and judges Israel
40 years, .Tud. 3.9,10.
OUCHES, sockets in which precious stones
are set, Ex. 28.11.
OVEN. See Furnace.
OVERSEER (Gr. Epislcopos), Act, 20.28.
Translated bishop, Phil. 1.1. ITim. 3 2 Tit
1.7. 1 Pet. 2.25.
OWL, different words are so translated,
(1.) Lev. 11.17. Deu. 14.16. Psa. 102.6. (2.)
Deu. 14.15. (3.) Lev. 11.16. Deu. 14.16. Job
30.29. Isa. 1.3.21. Isa. 84.13. Isa. 43.20.
Jer. 60.39. Mic. 1.8. (4.) Great owl. Lev.
11.17. Deu. 14.16. Isa. 84.11. (5.) Great
owl, Isa. 34.15. (6.) Screech owl {marg., night-
monster), Isa. 34.14.
OX. See Bull.

PADAN-ARAM. SeeMESopoTAMLi.
PAINTING. Of the face, 2 Kin. 9.30
{marg. eyes), Jer. 4.80. Of the eyes, Eze,
23.40. Of rooms, Jer. 22.14. See Pictures.
PALACES, 1 Kin. 21.1. 2 Ktn. 15.25.
Ezr. 6.2. Jer. 49.27. Amos 1.12. Amos 2.2.
Amos 3.9. Nah. 2.6. At Jerusalem, of David,
2 Sam. 7.2 ; of Solomon, 1 Kin. 7.1-12. At
Babylon, Dan. 4.29. Dan. 6,6. Dan. 6.18.
At Shushan, Neh. 1.1. Est. 1.2. Est. 7.7.
Dan. 8.2.
Of ivory, 1 Kin. 22.39. Psa. 45.8. A gar
den-house, 2 Kin. 9.27. Summer-house, Amos
3.15. Winter-house, Jer. 86.22. Palace con
tained the royal treasures and decrees, 1 Kin,
16,18. Ezr. 6.2.
PALESTINE, called Canaan, Gen. 11,31;
Palestma, Ex. 16.14; land of Israel, 1 Sam,
13.19 ; ol the Hebrews, Gen. 40.16 ; of the
Jews, Act. 10.39; of promise, Heb. 11.9,
Holy land. Zee 2.12. Pleasant land, Dan. 8.9.
Glorious land, Dan. 11.16, The Lord's land,
Hos. 9.3. Immanuel's land, Isa. 8.8. Beulah
and Hephzibah, Isa. 63.4.
Boundaries of, Jos. 16.1. Jos. c. 16 to 19 ;
in Solomon's time, 1 Kin. 4.21,24. 2 Chr. 9.
26 ; as predicted. Gen. 16.18, Ex. 23.31.
Num. 34. Deu. 11.24. Jos. 1.3,4.
Divided among the 12 tribes, Jos. c. 14-19.
Into 12 provinces by Solomon, 1 Kin. 4.7-19,
Into 2 kingdoms, Judah & Israel, 1 Kin. 11
36,36. IKin. 12.16-21. Roman provinces of,
Luk. 3.1. Jno. 4.4. Provinces and districts
of, see Abilene, Galilee, Gilead, Iturea,
Judea, Samaria, Trachonitis.
Description of. Gen. 13.10. Deu. 8.7-10
Deu. 11.10-12.
 , Caves of. See Adullam, En
QEDi, Machpelah, Makkedah.
PALESTINE, Cities, Towns, and Dis
tricts of, Num. 32. Jos. c. 12 to 21. Jud.
1. 1 Kin. 4. 2 Kin. 15.29. 1 Chr. c. 4 to 8.
1 Chr. 11.26-47. 2 Chr. 8.2-6. 2 Chr. 11.6-10.
Ezr. 2. Neh. 3.7-19. Neh. 11.21-36 See
Abel, Abel-meholah, jVbel- mizraim,
AccHO, Achzib, Adam, Admah, Ai, Anti-
patris, Aphek, Arad, Arimathea, .(Vroer,
AliUMAH, ASHTAROTH, AZEKAH, BaAL-
GAD, BAAI.-HAMON, BAAL-HAZOR, BaAL-
BERMON. BAAJ.-MEON, Baa L- PERAZISL331

palkrttnt;
BAAli-BHALISHA, BaaL-TAMAR, RaHURIM,
Beeroth, Beersheba, Bethabara, Beth
any, Beth-arbel, Beth-aven, Bethel,
Beth-qoron, Bethlehem, Bethphage,
Bethsaida, Bethshan, Bezek, Bochtm,
Cabul, Cana, Capernaum, Carmel,
Cesarea. Ce.sarea Philippi, Chorazin,
CiNNEROTH, DaLMANUTBA, DaN, DeCA-
polis. Dor, Dothan, Edrei, Elkobh,
Emmaus, Endor, En-gedi, Enon, Ephraim,
Eshtaol, Gadarenes, Gebal, Gebim,
Gederoth, Geshur, Gilead, Giloal,
Gomorrah, Goshen, Havoth-jair, Hel-
kath-Hazzurim, Jaeesh -gilead, Jeho-
VAH-JIREH, JfJIIOHO, JERUSALEM, JOPPA,
Keilah, Kerioth, Klrjath-aim, Kirjath-
jearim, Laohish, Lydda.
Magdala, Makkedah, Maon, Mare-
shah, Megiddo, Meroz, Michmash,
Migron, Millo, Misrephoth, Mizpeh,
Nain, Naioth, Nazareth, Nebo, Ono,
Ophrah, Peniel, Perez-uzzah, Pira-
THON, Ramah, Ramathaim, Ramath-
LEHi, Riblah, Rimmon, Salim, Salt,
Samaria, Shaalbim, Shalim, Shalisha,
Shamir, Sharon, Shiloh, Shoohoh,
Shunem, Shur, Succoth, Tadmor, Tap-
PUAH, Trkoah, Telem, Thebez, Tibe
rias, Ttmnath, Tiphsah, Tirzah,
Zaretan, Zeboim, Ziklag, Ziph, Zoar,
ZoRAH. See also Moabites—Philjstines,
TOWNS OF-
Levitical cities, Jos, 21, 1 Chr. 6.54-81,
See Ajalon, Anathoth, Bethshemesh,
Debir, Gezer, Giebethon, Gath-rimmon,
Gibeah, Gibeon, Heshbon^ Jazer, Kede-
moth, Libnah, Mahanaim, Nob, Rehoe,
Taanach, Tabor ; with the cities of refuge,
Bezeb, Golan, Hebron, Kedesh-naphtali,
Ramoth-Gilead, Shechem.
PALESTINE, Deserts of. See Beer
sheba, Beth-aven, En-gedi, Gaza , Jeshi-
mon, Judea, Kedemoth, Maon, Tekoah,
Ziph,  , Mountains, Hills, and Bocks
of. See AbeLj Ammah, Baal-perazim,
Bashan, Bethei,,Bether,Beth-haccerem,
Carmel, Ebal, Ephraim, Gaash, Gareb,
Gerizim, Gilboa, Gilead, Hachilah,
Heres, Hermon, Judea, Lebanon, Mizar,
MoREH, Moriah, Olives, Oreb, Rimmon,
Samaria, Seneh, Tabor, Zalmon, Zbma-
RTM, Zion, Ziz.
 , RrvERS AND Brooks of. See
Besor, Cedron, Cherith, Egypt, Jabbok,
Jordan, Kanah, Kishon, Nephtoah,
NiMRIM.  , Seas and Lakes op. See Dead
Sea, Galilee, Jazer, Mediterranean,
Merom,  , Towers of. See Edar, Lebanon,
Jerusalem, towers in.
 , Valleys and Plains of. See
AoHOR, Ajalon, Aven, Baca, Bekachah,
Charashim, Elah, Eshcol, Gedor, Gerar,
Jehoshaphat, Jericho, Jezreel, Jordan,
Lebanon, Mamre, Megiddo, Mizpeh,
Moab, Moreh, Rephaim, Salt, Shaveh,
Shittim, Siddim, Sorek, Succoth, Tabor,
Zephathah.  , Wells and Fountains of. See
Beer-lahai-roi, Beersheba, Bethesda
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Bkthlehem, Enon, Enkogel, Gibeon,
Gihon, Haeod, Hebron, Jacob, Jericho,
Jezreel, Megiddo, Rehoboth, Siloam.
Sttnah. PALESTINE, Woods and Forests op.
See Ephraim, Hareth.
PALM-TREE. SonR7.7,8. Jer. 10.6. Joel
1.12. 70 at Elim, Ex. 15.27. Deborah judged
under, Jud. 4.5. Jericlio the citv of, Deu. 34.3,
Booths made of, Lev, 23.40. Neh. 8.15.
Carvings of, in the temple, 1 Kin. 6.29,32,35.
2Chr. 3.6. Eze. 40.16. Eze. 41.18. Branches
carried in procession, Jno. 12.13. Illustra
tive, Psa. 92.12. Rev. 7.9.
PALMER- WORM, a kind of locust, Joel
1.4 Joel 2.25, Amos 4,9.
PALSY cured by Jesus, Mat, 4.24. Mat.
8.6,13. Mat. 9.2,6; by Philip, Act, 8.7 ;
Peter, Act, 9.33,34.
PAMPHYLIA, a province in the south of
Asia Minor. Strangers from, at Jerusalem,
Act, 2.10. Paul visits. Act. 13,13. Act. 14.24.
Act. 27.5. Towns of, see Perga, Attalia.
PANNAG (sweet cake}, Eze. 27. 17.
PAPER, 2 Jno. 12. Paper reeds, Tsa. 19.7.
See Books — Parchment,
PAPHOS, a city of Cyprus on the west;
Paul visits ; Elymas struck blind ; Sergius
Paulus converted at. Act. 13.6-12.
PARABLES. Jotham's parable of the
trees, Jud. 9.8-15. The poor man's ewe-lamb,
2 Sam, 12.1-6. Parable by the woman of
Tekoah, 2 Sam. 14.6-12. By a prophet to
Ahab, 1 Kin, 20.39-42, Of the thistle and
cedar, 2 Kin. 14.9. A vine from Egypt, Psa.
80.8-16. Wisdom personified. Pro. 8. Pro. 9.
The vineyard, Isa. 5.1-7. The husbandman,
Isa. 28.23-29. Bottles filled with wine, Jer. IS,
12-14. A vine branch, Eze, 15. Two eagles
and a vine, Eze. 17. Lions* whelps, Eze. 19.
1-9. A wasted vine, Eze. 19.10-14. Aholah,
and Aholibah, Eze. 23. Holy fiesh, Hag. 2.
11-14. See Christ, parables of— Riddle
—Symbols. PARADISE, or the Gakden of Eden,
Gen. 2.8-14. Isa. 51.3. Eze. 28.13. Eze, 31,
9,16,18, Eze, 36.35. Joel 2.3. Adam aud
Eve placed in, Gen. 2.8,15,16; and driven
from. Gen. 3.23. Guarded by cherubim. Gen.
3.24. Name of heaven, Luk, 23.43. 2 Cor,
12.4, see V. 2, Rev. 2.7, see Rev. 22.1,2.
PARAN, a desert extending from the south
of Judah to Sinai, Num. 10.12, Num. 13.26.
Ishmael dwells in, Gen. 21.21. Israelites send
the spies from. Num. 12.16. Receive the law
a second time in, Deu. 1.1. Deu. 33.2. Hab.
3.3. David dwells in, 1 Sam. 25.1. Hadad
flees to, 1 Kin. 11.18,
PARCEL, Gen. 33.19. Jno. 4.6. Trans
lated field, 2 Sam. 14.30 ; piece, 2 Sam. 23.11 ;
portion, 2 Kin. 9.21 ; plat, 2 Kin. 9.26.
PARCHMENTS, of Paul, 2 Tim. 4.13.
See Books — Paper,
PARDON, See God's mercy — God
saviour — Salvation — Repentance —
Justification. PARDON THROUGH Christ. Mat, 1.21.
Thou shalt call his name Jesus : for he shall
save his people from their sins.
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of sinsshould be preached in his name among
aU nations, beginning at Jerusalem.
Act. 2.38. Repent, and be baptized every
one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the
remission of sins.
Act. 10.36. God sent unto the children of
ferael, preaching peace by Jesus Christ : {he is
Lord of all.) 43. Through his name whoso
ever believeth iu him shall receive remission
of sins.
Act. 13.S8. Through this man is preached
unto you the forgiveness of sins : 39, And by
him all that believe are justified from all
thiugs, from which ye could not be justified
by the law of Moses.
Act. 26.18. To tum them from darkness to
ught, and from the power of Satan unto God,
that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and
inheritance among them which are sanctified
by faith that is in me,
Eph. 4.32, God for Christ's sake hath for
given you.
Col. 2.13. You, being deadin your sins aud
the uncircumcision of your flesh, hath he
quickened together with him, having forgiven
you aU trespasses.
1 Jno. 2.12, Your sins are forgiven you for
his name's sake.
See Christ's death, its design — Christ,
PARDON FROM — ChriST SATIOUB.
^ PARDON AND SAiv ATION. Prater foe.
Sx. 32.31. Oh I this people have sinned a
great sin, and have made them gods of
gold. 32. Yet now, if thou wilt forgive their
sin. Ex, 34.9. If now I have found grace in thy
sight, O Lord, let my Lord, I pray thee, go
among us ; for it is a stlCfnecked people ; and
pardon our iniquity and our sin, and take us
for thine inheritance.
Num. 14.19. Pardon, I beseech thee, the
iniquity of this people, according unto the
greatness of thy mercy, and as thou hast for
given this people from Egypt even until now.
20. And the Lord said, I have pardoned
according to thy word,
2 Sam. 24.10. I have sinned greatly in that
I have done : aud now, I beseech thee, 0 Lord,
take away the iniquity of thy servant ; for I
have done very foolishly.
1 Kin. 8.38. What prayer and supplication
soever be made hy any man, or hy aH thy
people Israel, whidi shall know every man the
plague of his own heart, and spread forth his
hands towards this house: 39. Then hear
thou in heaven thy dweUing-place, and for
give, and do, and give to every man according
to his ways, whose heart thou knowest ; (for
thou, even thou only, knowest the hearts of aU
the children of men.)
1 Kin. 8.47. Yet if they shall bethink them
selves in the land whither they were carried
captives, and repent, and make supplication
unto thee in the land of them that carried
them captives, saying. We have sinned, and
have done perversely, we have committed
wickedness ; 48. And so retum unto thee with
all their heart, and with all their soul, in the
lind of their enemies, which led them away
captive, and pray unto thee toward their land,
which thou gavest unto their fathers, the city
which thou hast chosen, and the housp which
I have built for thy name. 49. Then hear thou
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thy dweUing-place, and maintain their cause,
50. And forgive thy people that have sinned
against thee, and all their transgressions
wherein they have transgressed against thee.
V. 30-50.
2 Chr. 30.18. The good Lord pardon every
one 19. Tliat prepareth his heart to seek God,
the Lord God of his fathers.
Neh. 13.22. Spare me according to the
greatness of thy mercy.
Psa. 6.2. Have mercy upon me, O Lord;
for I am weak : O Lord, heal me ; for my bones
are vexed, 4. Return, O Lord, deliver my
soul : Oh save me for thy mercies' sake.
Psa. 14.7. Oh that the salvation of Israel
were come out of Zion I
Psa. 19.12. Who can understand ftis errors ?
cleanse thou me from secret /au^is,
Psa, 26. 5. Lead me in thy truth, and teach
me : for thou art the God of my salvation ; on
thee do I wait all the day. 6. Remember, 0
Lord, thy tender mercies, and thy loving-kind
nesses ; for they have been ever of old, 7, Re
member not the sins of my youth, nor my
transgressions : according to thy mercy re
member thou me for thy goodness' sake, O
Lord, 11. For thy name's sake, O Lord,
pardon mine iniquity ; for it is great. 18.
Look upon mine afBiction and my pain ; and
forgive all my sins.
Psa. 26.11, Redeem me, and be merciful
unto me,
Psa. 27.7. Hear, O Lord, when I cry with
my voice : have mercy also upon me, and
answer me.
Psa. 28.9. Save thy people, and bless thine
inheritance : feed them also, and lift them up
for ever.
Psa. 30.10. Hear, 0 Lord, and have mercy
upon me : Lord, be thou my helper.
Psa. 31.16. Make thy face to shine upon
thy servant : save me for thy mercies' sake.
Psa. 33.22. Let thy mercy, 0 Lord, be upon
us, according as we hope in thee.
Psa, 35.3, Say unto my soul, I am thy
salvation. Psa. 38.22. Make haste to help me, O Lord
my salvation.
Psa. 39.8. Deliver me from aU my trans
gressions : make me not the reproach of the
foolish. Psa. 40.11. Withhold not thou thy tender
mercies from me, O Lord : let thy loving-kind
ness and thy truth continually preserve me,
Psa. 41.4. Lord, be merciful unto me : heal
my soul ; for I have sinned against thee, 10.
But thou, 0 Lord, be merciful unto me, and
raise me up.
Psa. 44,26, Arise for our help, and redeem
us, for thy mercies' sake.
Psa. 51.1, Have mercy upon me, 0 God,
according to thy loving kindness : according
unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot
out my transgressions, 2. Wash me throughly
from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from
my sin, 3, For I acknowledge my transgres
sions: and my sin is ever before me, 7, Purge
me with hyssop, and I shall be clean : wash
me, and I shall be whiter than snow. 8. Make
me to hear joy and gladness ; that the bones
which thou hast broken may rejoice. 9, Hide
thy face from my sins, and blot out all mine
iniquities, 14, Deliver me from bloodguilti-
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PARENTS

iiy tongue shall sing aloud of thy righteous
ness. Psa. 69.29, I am poor and sorrowful : let
thy salvation, 0 God, set me up on high.
Psa. 71.2. Deliver me in thy righteousness,
and cause me to escape : incline thine ear unto
me, and save me.
Paa. 79.8. O remember not against us
former iniquities ; let thy tender mercies
speedily prevent us : for we are brought very
low. 9, Help us, 0 God of our salvation, for
the glory of thy name: and dehver us, and
purge away our sins, for thy name's sake.
Psa. 80,2. Stir up thy strength, and come
and save us. 3. Tum us again, 0 God, and
cause thy face to shine ; and we shall be saved.
4 O Lord God of hosts, how long wUt thou
be angry against the prayer of thy people?
Psa. 85.4. Tum us, O God of our salvation,
and cause thine anger toward us to cease. 7.
Shew us thy mercy, 0 Lord, and grant us thy
salvation, Psa, 86.2. 0 thou my God, save thy servant
that trusteth tn thee. 3. Be merciful unto
me, O Lord : for I cry unto thee daily. 16, 0
turn unto me, and have mercy upon me ; give
thy strength unto thy servant, and save the
son of thine handmaid,
Psa. 90.13. Return, 0 Lord, howlong? and
let it repent thee concerning thy servants. 14.
0 satisfy us early with thy mercy ; that we
raay rejoice and be glad all our days.
Psa. 118.25. Save now, I beseech thee, 0
Lord : 0 Lord, I beseech thee, send now pros
perity. Psa. 119.41. Let thy mercies come also
unto me, O Lord, even thy salvation, accord
ing to thy word. 58. 1 entreated thy favour with
my whole heart : be merciful unto me accord
ing to thy word. 77. Let thy tender mercies
come unto me, that I may live. 94. I am
thine, save me ; for I have sought thy precepts,
124. Deal with thy servant according unto thy
mercy. 132. Look thou upon me, and be
merciful unto me, as thou usest to do unto
those that love thy name.
Psa. 119.146. I cried unto thee; save me,
and I shall keep thy testimonies. 174. I have
longed for thy salvation, O Lord ; and thy law
is my delight. 176. Let my soul live, and it
shall praise thee ; and let thy judgments help
me. 176, I have gone astray like a lost sheep ;
seek thy servant ; for I do not forget thy com
mandments. Psa. 123.3, Have mercy upon us, O Lord,
have mercy upon us.
Psa. 138.8. Thy mercy, O Lord, endu/reth
for ever : forsake not the works of thine own
hands. Psa, 143.1. Hear my prayer, O Lord, give
ear to my supplications : in thy faithfulness
answer me, and in thy righteousness. 2, And
enter not into judgment with thy servant ; for
in thy sight shall no man living be justifled.
Isa. 64.9. Be not wroth very sore, 0 Lord,
neither remeraber iniquity for evci : behold,
see, we beseech thee, we are all thy people.
Jer. 14.7. O Lord, though our iniquities
testify against us, do thou it for thy name's
sake : for our backslidings are many ; we have
sinned against thee. 21. Do not abhor us, for
thy name's sake, do not disgrace the tiiroiie of
thy glory : remember, break not thy covenant
with us. V. 90.
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Jer. 17.14. Heal me, O Lord, and I shall
be healed ; save me, and I shall be saved : for
thou art my praise.
Dan. 9.18. O my God, incline thine Mr,
and hear ; open thine eyes, and behold om
desolations, and the city which is called by thy
name : for we do not present our supplications
before thee for our righteousnesses, but for
thy great mercies. 19. O Lord, hear ; 0 Lord,
forgive ; 0 Lord, hearken and do ; defer not, for
thine own sake, O my God ; for thy city and
thy people are called lay thy name, v. 15-17.
Hos. 14.2. Say unto him. Take away all
iniquity, and receive us graciously : so will we
render the calves of our lips.
Amos 7.2. O I^ord God, forgive, I beseech
thee : by whom shall Jacob arise ? for he is
small. Hab. 3.2. O Lord, revive thy work in the
midst of the years, in the midst of the years
make known ; in wrath remember mercy.
Mat. 6.12. Forgive our debts as we forgive
our debtors.
Luk. 18.13. The publican, standing afar
off, would not lift up so much as his eyes
unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, say
ing, God be merciful to me a sinner,
Luk. 23.42. He said unto Jesus, Lord,
remember me when thou comest into thy
kingdom. 43. And Jesus said unto him.
Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou he
with me in paradise.
Jno. 6.34. Lord, evermore give us this bread,
2 Tim. 1.18. The Lord grant unto him that
he may find mercy of the Lord in that day.
See Spiritual blessings, prayer fob^
Repentance. PARENTS. Gen. 18.19. 1 know him,
that he will command his children and his
household after him, and they shall keep the
way of the Lord.
Ex. 13,14, When thy son asketh thee in
time to come, saying, What is this? thou
shalt say unto him, By strength of hand the
Lord brought us out from Egypt, from the
house of bondage, v. 8. Ex, 10.2. Ex. 12.
26,27. Jos. 4.6,7,21-24.
Ex. 20.10, The sabbath of the Lord thy
God : in it thou shalt not do any work, thou,
nor thy son, nor thy daughter.
Lev. 23.3. It is the sabbath of the Lord in
all your dwellings.
Deu. 4.9 Keep thy soul diligently, lest
thou forget the things which thine eyes have
seen : but teach them thy sons, and thy sons'
sons ; 10. I will make them hear my words,
that they may leam to fear me all the days
that they shall live upon the earth, and that
they may teach their children.
Deu. 6,7. Thou shalt teach them diligently
unto thy children, and shalt talk of them when
thou sittest in thine house, and when thou
walkest by the way, and when thou liest down,
and when thou risest up. v. 20-25. Deu, 11.19,
Deu, 31.12. Gather the people together,
men, and women, and children, and thy
stranger that is within thy gates, that they
may hear, and that they may leam, and fear
the Lord your God, and observe to do all the
words of this law : 13. And tha.t their cliil-
dren, which have not known any ^ling, may
hear, and leam to fear the Lord your God.
Deu 32.46. Set your hearts unto all tlie
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wliich ye shall command your children to
observe to do, all the words of this law.
Psa. 78.6. A law in Israel, which he com
manded our fathers, that they should make
them known to their children : 6. That the
generation to come might know them, even the
children which should be born; who shoidd
arise and declare them to their children.
Psa. 103.13. Like as a father pitieth his
children, so the Lord pitieth them that fear
him. Pro. 3.12. Whom the Lord loveth he cor
recteth ; even as a father the son in whom he
delighteth. Pro. 13.22. A good man leaveth an inherit
ance to his children's chUdren. 24. He that
spareth his rod hateth his son : but he that
loveth him chasteneth him betimes.
Pro. 19.18. Chasten thy son while thereis
hope, and let not thy soul spare for his crying.
Pro, 22.6, Train up a chUd in the way he
should go : and when he is old, he will not
depart from it. 16. Foohshness is bound in
the heart of a child ; hut the rod of correction
shall drive it far from him.
Pro. 23,13. Withhold not correction from
the child : for if thou beatest him with the rod,
he shall not die. 14. Thou shalt beat him with
the rod, and shalt dehver his soul from heU.
Pro. 29.15. The rod and reproof give
wisdom : but a child left to himself bringeth
his mother to shame. 17. Correct thy son, and
he sliall give thee rest ; yea, he shaU give
delight unto thy soul.
Pro. 31.28. Her children arise up, and caU
her blessed.
Isa. 38.19. The father to the children shall
make known thy truth.
Isa, 49.15, Can a woman forget her sucking
child, tliat she should not have compassion on
the son of her womb ?
Isa. 66.13. As one whom his mother com
forteth, so will I comfort you.
Jer. 31.1. Will I be the God of all the
families of Israel, and they shall be my
people ?
Jer. 49.11. Leave thy fatherless children, I
will preserve them alive,
Joel 1,3, TeU ye your chUdren of it, and let
your children tell their children, and their
children another generation.
Mai, 4.6. He shall tnin the heart of the
fathers to the children, lest I come and smite
the earth with a curse.
Mat. 10.37. He that loveth son or daughter
more than me is not worthy of me.
Luk. 11.11. If a son shall ask bread of any
of you that is a father, will he give him a
stone? 13. Ye then, being evU, know how to
give good gifts unto your chUdren.
2 Cor, 12.14. The chUdren ought not to lay
up for the parents, but the parents for the
children. Eph, 6.4. Fathers, provoke not your chil
dren to wrath : but bring them up in the
jiurture and admonition of the Lord.
Col. 3.21. Fathers, provoke not your chU
dren to anger, lest they be discouraged.
1 The. 2.11. Ye know how we exhorted
and comforted and charged every one of you,
as a father doth his chUdren.
1 Tim. 3.4. One that ruleth well his own
house, having his cMldren io subjection with
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bands of one wife, ruling their chUdren and
their own houses weU,
1 Tim. 6.8, If any provide not for his
own, and speciaUy for those of his own house,
he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an
infidel. Tit. 2.4. Teach the young women to be
sober, to love their husbands, to love their
chUdren. Heb. 12. 7. What son is he whom the father
chasteneth not?
See Children.
PARENTS' Affection, Examples of:
1 Kin. 3.16-28. Hagar, Gen. 21.16. Rebekah,
Gen. 27.46, Jacob, Gen, 32.11. Gen. 33.6.
Gen. 42.4, Gen. 43.14. Gen. 44.22,30. Gen.
45.28. Gen. 46.30. Jochebed, Ex. 2, Naomi,
Ruth 1,8,9. Hannah, 1 Sam. 2,19, David, 2
Sam, 12.16,17. 2Bam. 18.6,32,33. Bathsheba.
Prov. 4.3. Bizpah, 2 Sam. 21.10. Mary,
Mat. 12.46. Luk. 2.48. Jno. 2.5, Jno, 19.25.
Jairus, Mar. 5.23. Father of demoniac. Mar.
9,24. Nobleman, Jno. 4.49.
Indulgent, Examples or:

Isaac and Rebekah, Gen. 25.28. Gen. 27.6-17.
Jacob, Gen. 37.3,4, Micah's mother, Jud.
17.3. EU, 1 Sam, 2,27-36, 1 Sam, 3.13,14.
David, 1 Kin. 1.6.
 Piety and Watchfulness,
Examples of: Abraham, Gen. 18.19. Gen.
24.2-4. Isaac, Gen. 28.1,2; see Gen, 27,46,
Reubenites, Jos. 22.24-28. Israelites, Jos.
8.36. Psa 44.1. Psa. 78.2-4. Jews, 2 Chr.
20.13. Ezr, 10.1. Neh. 10.30, Neh. 12.43.
Joshua, Jos. 24.15. Manoah, Jud. 13.8,12,
Hannah, 1 Sam. 1.27,28. EU, 1 Sam, 2.23,24.
David, 1 Kin, 2.1-3. 1 Chr. 22.11-13, 1 Chr,
28.9. Pro. 4.4. Mother of Lemuel, Pro. 31 .1,
Solomon, Pro. 4.10,11. Mary, Luk. 2.19,51.
Mothers in Jerusalem, Luk. 18.16. Lois and
Eunice, 2 Tim. 1.6. 2 Tim. 3.16. Moses'
parents, Heb. 11.23.
 , Prayers and Blessings of.
Examples of: Abraham, Gen. 17.18. isaac.
Gen. 27.28,29,39,40. Gen. 28.3,4. Jacob,
Gen. 48.16-20. Gen. 49. Hannah, 1 Sam. 1,27.
David, 2 Sam. 7.26-29. IChr. 17.16:27. 2Sam,
12.16. 1 Chr. 22.12. 1 Chr. 29.19. Job,
Job 1,6.
PARENTS, Warnings to. Ex. 20.6.
Visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the
children unto the third and fourth generation
of them that hate me,
Isa. 14,20, The seed of evUdoers shall never
be renowned, 21, Prepare slaughter for his
chUdren for the iniquity of their fathers ; that
they do not ri.se, nor possess the land, nor fill
the face of the world with cities,
Jer, 9,14, Have walked after the imagina
tion of their own heart, and after Baalim,
which their fathers taught them,
Jer, 10.26. Pour out thy fury upon the
heatlien that know thee not, and upon the
families that caU not on thy name.
Lam. 6.7. Our fathers have sinned, and are
not ; and we have bome their iniquities,
Eze, 16.44, As is the mother, so is her
daughter. 45. Thou art thy mother's daughter,
that Icatheth her husband and her chUdren ;
and thou art the sister of thy sisters, which
loathed their husbands and their chUdren.
Eze, 20.18 Walk ye not in the statutes of
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your fathers, neither observe their judgments,
nor defile yourselves with their idols.
Amos 2.4. Their lies caused them to err,
after the which their fathers have walked.
See Sin, fruits of, p. 427.
PARENTS, Wicked, Examples of: Saul,
1 Sam, 20,32,33. Rehoboam, 1 Kin. 15.3.
Maacah, 1 Kin. 16.13. Ahab and Jezebel, 1
Kin. 22.62. King of Moab, 2 Kin. 3,27. A
mother in Jerusalem, 1 Kin. 3.20,26; in
Samaria, 2 Kin. 6.28,29. Manasseh, 2 Kin.
21.6. Jehoiakim, 2 Kin. 24.9. AthaUah, 2
Chr. 22.2,3,10. Herodias, Mat. 14.8,
PARMENAS, one of the seven deacons,
Act, Ei.6.
PARTHIANS in Jemsalem at Pentecost,
Act. -^.9.
PARTRIDGE, 1 Sam. 26,20, Jer, 17.11,
PARVAIM, a gold country, 2 Chr, 3.6,
PASHUR, chief-governor of the temple,
imprisons Jeremiah, who names him Magor-
missabib (fear round about), and predicts his
death in Babylon, Jer. 20.1-6.
 , son of Melchiah, visits Jeremiah,
Jer. 21.1. Procures his imprisonment, Jer.
38.1-6. PASSION, signifies suffering, and is applied
to Christ's death iu, Act. 1.3.
PASSOVER, Feast of. See Feasts.
PASTOR (Gr. poimen), Eph, 4.11. Gener
aUy translated shepherd, Jno. 10.2. Heb.
13.30. 1 Pet. 2.25.
PATARA, a port of Lycia in Asia Minor ;
Paul visits. Act. 21.1.
PATHROS (Upper Egypt, see Gen, 10.14),
Jewish captives in, Isa. 11.11. Jer. 44.1,15.
iSze. 29.14. Prophecy against, Eze. 30.14.
PATIENCE. See Meekness — Resig
nation — Persecution.
PATMOS, an isle in the Mgean sea, John
banished to. Rev. 1.9.
PATRIARCHAL Government. See
Rulers. PATRIOTISM. See Church and Coun
try, LUVE OF, p. 106.
PAUL. CaUed Saul and Paul, Act. 13.9.
Of the tribe of Benjamin, Phil. 3,5. A Hebrew
of the Hebrews, 2 Cor. 11.22. PhU. 3.6. A
Pharisee, and son of a Pharisee, Act. 22.3.
Act, 23.6. Act. 26.6. PhU. 3.5. Gal. 1.14,
Born at Tarsus, Act. 9.11. Act, 21.39. Act.
22.3. Circumcised, Phil. 3.6. A Roman
citizen by birth. Act. 16.37. Act, 22.26-28.
Taught by Gamaliel at Jerusalem, Act. 22.3.
Act. 26,4. A tent-maker, Act. 18.3. Act.
20.34. 1 Cor. 4.12. 1 Thes. 2.9. 2 Thes. 3.8.
His part in Stephen's death, Act. 7.68. Act.
8.1. Act. 22.20. His persecution of the
Christians ; journey to Damascus ; his vision
of Christ, and blindness, Act. 8.1-4, Act.
9.1-9,13,14,21. Act. 22.4-11,19. Act. 26.9-15.
Gal. 1.13. 1 Tim. 1.13. 1 Cor. 9.1. 1 Cor,
15.8. His vision of Ananias, who visits him and
restores his sight. Act. 9.12,17,18. Act. 22.13.
His baptism. Act. 22.16. His call to be an
apostle. Act. 9.6,15,16. Act. 22.14-21. Act.
26.16-18. See Apostles, p, 24-26, Preaches
at Damascus, Act. 9.19-22,27. Act. 26.20.
Hisjoumeyinto Arabia; returns to DamanScus,
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Gal. 1,17. Escapes from Damascus, Act
9.23-25. 2 Cor. 11.31-33, Goes to Jemsalem ;
brought by Bamabas to the apostles. Act,
9.26-28, Gal. 1.18,19. Disputes with tht
Grecians, Act. 9.29. His vision; he is com
manded to go to the Gentiles, Act. 22 17-21.
Persecuted ; goes to Syria and CiUcia, Act.
9.29,30. Act. 22.18,21. Gal. 1.21-24. With
Bamabas, goes to Antioch, Act. 11.25,26.
They carry the contributions of the church at
Antioch to Jemsalem, Act. 11.29,30. Return
to Antioch. Act. 12.25.
Are sent by the Holy Ghost to the Gentiles,
Act. 13.2,3. Go to Seleucia, Cyprus, Salamis,
Paphos, Act. 13.4-6. Conversion of Sergius
Paulus ; Elymas stmck blind. Act. 13.6-12,
They go to Perga and Antioch in Pisidia;
Paul's sermon to the Jews ; they are expeUed
from the synagogue; preach to the Gentiles,
Act, 13.13-48, 2 Tim. 3.11.
Corae to Iconium ; their success, miracles,
and pei'secutions. Act. 13.51,62. Act. 14.1-5.
2 Tim. 3.11.
Come to Lystra ; Paul heals a lame man ;
worship offered them ; Paul's address ; Paul
stoned ; recovers from apparent death. Act. 14.
6-20. 2 Cor. 11.25. 2 Tim, 3.11.
They come to Derbe; retum to Lystra,
Iconium, and Antioch ; exhort the disciples
and ordain elders, Act. 14.20-23. Pass through
Pisidia, Pamphylia, Perga, and AttaUa, Act.
14.24,25. Retum to Antioch; report to the church
the success of their mission. Act. 14.26-28.
Dispute respecting circumcision. Act. 16.1,2,6,
Gal. 1.7. Gal. 2.4,6.
Are sent by the chiu'ch at Antioch to the
Apostles, &c, at Jerusalem; their address,
Act. 15.2-6,12. Gal. 2.1-7. Public recogni
tion of their mission to the (icntiles, and
Paul's apostleship. Act. 15.22-26. Gal. 2.7-10.
They return to Antioch with the letter of
the church. Act. 15,22-31. Paul rebukes
Peter for separating from the GentUes at
Antioch, Gal. 2.11-16, See 2 Pet. 3.16. His
dispute and separation from Bamabas on
account of Mark, Act. 15.37-39. See Act.
13.5,13. Revisits the churches of Syria and CiUcia
with SUas, Act. 15.36,40,41. Act. 16.4,5.
Comes to Derbe and Lystra ; circumcises
Timothy ; takes him for his companion. Act.
16.1-3. Passes through Phrygia, Galatia, and
Mysia, Act. 16.6,7. Gal. 4.13-15, Forbidden
by the Holy Ghost to preach in Asia and
Bithynia, Act. 16.6,7.
Comes to Troas ; vision of a Macedonian,
Act. 16.8-10, Is joined by Luke, who writes
the history, Act. 16.10,11.
Sails to Samothracia and Neapolis ; comes
to Philippi ; conversion of Lydia ; casts out a
demon from a female slave. Act. 16.11-18.
Paul and Silas scourged and imprisoned ; the
prison doors opened by an earthquake ; con
version of jailer ; Paul refuses to depart
secretly ; they are released by the magistrates,
Act. 16.19-40. 2 Cor, 6.6. 2 Cor. 11.25,
1 The. 2.2.
Passes through Amphipolis and ApoUonia
to Thessalonica ; his preactiing, success, and
persecution. Act. 17.1-9. 1 The, 1. 1 The. 2.
2 The. 1.1-4. 2 The. 3.8-10.
Escapes to Berea; preaching, success, and
persecution, Act. 17.10-13.

PAlJti
Paul sails to Athens ; sends for SUas and
Timothy, Act. 17.14,15. Sends Tunothy to
Thessalonica, 1 The. 3.1-5. His reflections
at Athens ; disputes with Jews and Greeks ;
his sermon nt Mars K'H ; effects of his preach
ing. Act. 17.16-34.
Visits Corinth ; abode with AquUa, &c. ;
is rejoined by SUas and Timothy, Act. 18.1-5,
1 The. 3-6. His address to the Jews ; success
among the GentUes, Act. 18.4-8,11. 1 Cor. 1.
Encouraged by a vision, A.ct, 18.9,10. The
Jews bring Paul before GaUio, Act. 18.12-17.
Leaves Corinth with AquUa, &c. ; termina
tion of his vow at Cenchrea, Act. 18.18,
Visits Ephesus for a short time on his way to
Jerusalem, Act. 18.19-21. Visits Cesarea,
Antioch, Galatia. and Phrygia, Act. 18.22,23.
Comes to Ephesus ; baptises 12 of John's
disciples ; his preaching for 3 years, and
miracles ; magicians' books bumed ; Ms suc
cess, Act. 19.1-20. 1 Cor. 16.8,9. Probably
pays a second visit to Corinth, see 2 Cor. 2.1.
2 Cor. 12.14. 2 Cor. 13.1,2, 2 Cor, 12.21,
Purposes to visit Macedoma and Corinth,
before going to Jerusalem at Pentecosl^ and
afterwards Rome and Spain, Act. 19.21'. Act,
20.16. Rom. 1.10-15. Rom. 15.22-29. 1 Cor.
16.5^. Directs coUections to be made for the
brethren at Jerusalem, 1 Cor. 16.1-4. Gal,
2,10, Sends Timothy and Erastus to Mace
donia, &c,. Act. 19.22, 1 Cor, 4.17, Persecu
tion raised at Ephesus by Demetrius, Act. 19.
23-41. 2 Tim, 4.14, 2 Cor. 1,8.
Paul quits Ephesus, Act. 20,1, Leaves
Timothy at Ephesus, 1 Tim. 1,3. Comes to
Troas ; waits for Titus ; his preaching ; suc
cess ; comes to Macedonia and PhiUppi, 2 Cor.
2.12,13. Act. 20.1,2.
Meets with Titus, who brings intelligence
from Corinth, 2 Cor. 7.5-7,13-15. Sends Titus,
&c., back to Corinth, to continue the coUec
tion for the saints, 2 Cor. 8.6,16-24. 2 Cor. 9.
Journeys to Dlyricum, Rom. 15.19,20.
Visits Greece and Corinth to receive the col
lection. Act. 20.2,3, See Rom, 16.1,23 with
lCor,l,14. TheJewsplotagainsthim; instead
of sailing to Syria, he returns by Macedonia,
Act, 20.3-5.
Comes to Philippi at the passover, and joins
his compamons at Troas ; celebrates the Lord's
Supper on the 1st day of the week, and preaches ;
restores Eutychus to life, Act. 20.4-12. 2 Tim.
4.13. Goes on foot to Assos ; meets Luke, &c. ;
sails to Mitylene, Chios, Samos, TrogyUium,
and Miletus ; sends for the elders of Ephesus ;
his address, prayer, and fareweU, Act. 20.13-38.
Sails to Coos, Rhodes, Patara, and Tyre;
brethren dissuade Paul from going to Jeru
salem ; prayer and farewell, Act. 21.1-6.
Comes to Ptolemais and Cesarea ; dweUs with
PhUip ; Agabus' prophecy ; Paul's determina
tion to go to Jerusalem, Act. 21.7-16.
Arrives at Jerusalem, with the offerings
of the churches ; his reception, 2 Cor. 8.19,20.
Rom. 15.25-31 ; narrates his labours to the
apostles and elders. Act, 21.16-19. By the
advice of the brethren he purifies himself, and
bears the expenses cf 4 Nazarites, Act. 21.
20-27. ^ ^ ^
Paul falsely accused by the Jews ; beaten by
the mob ; apprehended by soldiers under
Lysias, Act. 21.27-40. His address to the
people who clamour for his life, Act. 22.

PJ5ARL
Claims Ms privUege as a Roman ; escapeEf
scourging. Act. 22.24-30. Pleads before the
sanhedrim, ; his rebuke to Ananias when
smitten ; dissension among his accusers. Act.
23.1-10. ts encouraged by a vision. Act. 23.11.
His nephew informs Lysias of the Jews' vo^'
to kUl Paul, who is sent to Felix at Cesarea,
Act. 23.12-35. Accused by TertuUus; his
defence ; he preaches ; Felix trembles ; keeps
Paul a prisoner for 2 years, tUl succeeded by
Festus, Act. 24. The Jews request that Paul
may be brought to Jerusalem, intending to
kUl him ; Festus examines him at Cesarea ;
Paul appeals to Cesar ; is brought before
Agrippa, Act. 25. His speech ; Festus declares
him mad; he and Agrippa pronoimce him
innocent, Act. 26.
He sails for Italy, passing Sidon, Cyprus,
Crete, &c. ; predicts shipwreck ; his vision of
an angel ; wrecked on MeUta, Act. 27. Kind
ness of the barbarians ; shakes a viper from
his hand ; heals many sick, Act. 28.1-10. Sails
from Mehta by Syracuse, &c, ; met at AppU-
forum by brethren ; arrives at Rome ; his ad
dress to the Jews, Act. 28.11-29. Continues
2 years in custody at Rome ; preaches success-
fuUy in Ms lodging, Act. 28.16,30,31. Eph.
6.20. PMl. 1.12-14. PMl. 4.22. Col. 4.18.
2 Tim. 1.8. PhUm. 9,10.
His companions and fellow-prisoners in
Rome, Act. 27.2. PMl. 2,19-23,25, Col. 1.7.
Col. 4.10,14. Philm 23,24. Epaphroditus ia
sent by the Philippians to minister to him,
PhU. 2.25-30, PhU. 4.18,
Is supposed to have been acquitted at Rome,
Philm. 22 ; and to have visited, as he pro
mised, Macedonia, Phil. 2.23,24; and Spain,
Rom. 15.28. He visits Ephesus and Macedonia,
1 Tim. 1,3 ; and Crete, Tit, 1,6 ; MUetus, Cor
inth, 2 Tim, 4.20 ; Nicopolis, Tit. 3.12 ; Rome,
2 Tim. 4,16,17. His imprisonment ; he is
chained, 2 Tim, 1,8,16. 2 Tim. 2.9, His first
trial, 2 Tim. 4.16,17. Luke and Onesiphorus,
his companions, 2 Tim. 4.11. 2 Tim. 1.16,17.
His faith in prospect of death, 2 Tim. 4.6-8,18.
See Apostles — Miracles — Love of Paul
— Persecution of Paul — Zeal of Paul —
Pkayer, intercessory, of Paul — Min
isters. PAVEMENT. See Gabbatha.
PAVILION. See Tent.
PEACE, National. Promises of. Lev. 26.6.
1 Kin. 2.33. 2 Km. 20.19. 1 Chr. 22,9, Psa.
29.1L Paa. 46.9. Psa. 72.3,7. Psa. 128.6.
Pro. 16.7. Isa. 2.4. Isa, 14.4-7, Isa. 60.17,18.
Isa, 66,25, Jer. 30.10, Jer. 50.34. Eze. 34.
25-28. Hos. 2.18. Mic. 4,3,4, Zee. 1.11.
Zee. 3,10, Zee. 8.4,5. Zee. 9.10. Zee. 14.11,
Prayer for, Jer. 29.7. 1 Tim. 2. 1,2. Given by
God, Jos. 2L44. 1 Chr. 22.18. 1 Chr. 23.25.
Psa, 147.13,14. Ecc. 3.8. Isa. 45.7. Examples
of peace, Jos. 14,16. Jud, 3.11,30. 1 Kin.
4,24,25, See War,
PEACE-MAKERS. See Meekne-ss.
PEACE, Spiritual. Bee Spiritual
PEACE. PEACOCKS, Job 39.13. Brought from
Tarshish to Solomon, 1 Kin. 10.22. 2 Chr, 9.21.
PEARL, Job 28.18. Value of. Mat. 13.
46,46. Rev. 17.4. Rev. 18.12,16. Omaments
of, 1 Tim. 2,9, Illustrative, Mat. 7.6. Sym
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PEKAH
PEKAH, son of RemaUah, and 18th king
of Israel (20 years' reign), conspires against
PekaMah, and succeeds him, 2 Kin. 15,25,27.
With Rezin, wars against Judah ; takes many
captives, 2 Kin. 15.37. 2 Km, 16.5. 2 Chr.
28.6-15. Isa. 7.1. Ahaz, king of Judah, sends
for Tiglath, who carries part of Israel captive
to Assyria, 2 Kin. 15,29 with 2 Kin. 16.7.
1 Chr, 5,26. Isa. 9.1. Pekah's wicked reign,
2 Kin, 15.27,28. Murdered by Hoshea, 2 Kin.
15.30. Prophecies against, Isa, 7.1-16. Isa.
8.4-10. PEKAHIAH, son of Menahem, and 17th
king of Israel (2 years' reign), succeeds his
father ; his wicked reign ; murdered by Pekah,
21Bjin, 15.22-26.
PEKOD, a name of Babylon, Jer. 50.21.
Eze. 23.23.
PELATIAH, death of, at Ezekiel's pro
phecy, Eze. 11.1,13.
PELEG (division), the earth was divided in
his days. Gen. 10.26. Gen. 11.16-19. 1 Chr.
1.19,25. PELETHITES, part of David's guard,
1 Kin. 1.38. 2 Sam, 8,18. 2 Sam. 20.7,23,
1 Chr, 18, 17. Faithful in Absalom's rebellion ,
2 Sam, 15.18,
PELICAN, Lev. 11.18. Deu. 14,17. Psa.
102.6. Translatedcormorant, Isa. 34.11. Zeph,
2,14. PEN. (1.) Isa, 8.1 ; translated graving-tool,
Ex. 32.4. (2.) Psa. 45.1. Jer. 8.8. Of iron.
Job 19.24. Jer. 17.1. (3.) 3 Jno. 13.
PENKNIFE, Jer. 36.23.
PENIEL or Penuel, east of Jordan, Jacob
wrestles with the angel in. Gen. 32.24-31.
 , a fortified town ; its tower destroyed
by Gideon, Jud. 8.8,17. BuUt by Jeroboam,
1 Kin, 12.25.
PENITENCE. See Repentance.
PENNY (Gr. denarion), about 7Jd., Mat.
18.28. Mar. 6.37- Mar. 14.6. Luk. 7,41,
Luk, 10.35. Cesar's image on. Mat. 22.19-21.
A day's wages. Mat. 20.2. A measure (1
quart) of wheat, or 3 measures (3 quarts) of
barley, sold for a penny, Rev. 6.6.
PENTECOST. See Feast of Pentecost.
PEOR, a mountain of Moab ; Balak buUds
altars for Balaam on, Num. 23,28-30. See
Baal-peor. PERAZIM. See Baal-perazim.
PERES (to divide), Dan. 6.28. See
Upbabsin. PEREZ-UZZAH (breach of Uzzah}, name
given to the place where Uzzah was killed for
touching the ark, 2 Sam. 6.8. 1 Chr. 13.11.
PERFUMES, Pro. 27.9. Song 3.6. Isa.
67,9. Beds perfumed with myrrh. Pro. 7.17,
See Incense— Spices — Ointment.
PERGA, a town of Pamphylia, in Asia
Minor ; Mark leaves PaiU at. Act. 13.13. Paul
preaches at. Act. 14.25.
PERGAMOS, a town of Mysia ; an epistle
written to the church of. Rev. 1.11. Rev 2
12-17. PERIZZITES, one of the 7 Canaanitish
nations, Deu. 7.1. Inhabited Canaan in the
time of Abraham, Gen. 13.7; of Jacob, Gen.
34.30. Their territoiy, Jos. 11.3, Jos. 17.15.
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Their land promised to Abraham's posterity,
Gen. 15.20. Ex. 3.8. Ex, 23,23. Jos, 3.J0.
Neh. 9.8. Israel commanded to destroy, Deu.
20.17. Defeated by Joshua, Jos, 9,1,2, Jos.
11.3. Jos. 12,8, Jos. 24,11; by Judah,
Jud, 1.4,5. Israelites intermarried with, Jud.
3.5-7. Ezr. 9.1. Tributary to Solomon,
IKin, 9.20. 2 Chr. 8.7.
PERJURY. See Falsehood.
PERSECUTION. Saints duty in Per
secution. Gen. 49.23. The archers have
sorely grieved him, and shot at him, and hated
him. Psa. 11.2. They make ready their arrow
upon the string, that they may privily shoot
at the upright in heart.
Psa. 37.32. The wicked watcheth the
righteous, and seeketh to slay him.
Psa. 44.15. The shame of my face hath
covered me, 16. For the voice of him that
reproacheth and blasphemeth. 17. All thia is
come upon us ; yet have we not forgotten thee,
neither have we dealt falsely in thy covenant.
18. Our heart is not tumed back, neither have
our steps decUned from thy way, 22. Yea,
for thy sake are we kUled all the day long ; we
are counted as sheep for the slaughter.
Psa. 74.7. They have cast fire into thy
sanctuary, they have defiled hy costing down
the dwelling-place of thy name to the ground.
8. They said in their hearts. Let us destroy
them together : they have bumed up all the
synagogues of God in the land.
Psa. 94.5, They break in pieces thy people,
0 Lord, and aflSict thine heritage.
Psa. 119.51. The proud have had me
greatly in derision : yet have I not declined
from thy law. 61. The bands of the wicked
have robbed me : but I have not forgotten thy
law. 69. The proud have forged a Ue against
me : but I wUl keep thy precepts with my
whole heart. 85. The proud have digged pite
for me, which are not after thy law. 86. They
persecute me wrongfully ; help thou me.
Psa. 119.87. They had almost consumed
me upon earth ; but I forsook not thy precepts.
95. The wicked have waited for me to destroy
me : but I wUl consider thy testimomes. 157.
Many are my persecutors and mine enemies ;
yet do I not decline from thy testimonies.
161, Princes have persecuted me without a
cause : but my heart standeth in awe of thy
word. Isa. 69.16. Yea, tmth faUeth; and he tliat
departeth from evU maketh himself a prey:
and the Lord saw it, and it displeased Mm.
Jer. 2.30. Your own sword hath devoured
your prophets, Uke a destroying lion.
Jer. 11. 19. I was like a lamb or an ox that
is brought to the slaughter ; and I knew not
that they had devised devices against me,
saying, Let us destroy the tree with the fruit
thereof, and let us cut him off from the land
of the living, that his name may be no more
remembered. Jer. 15.10. I have neither lent on usury,
nor men have lent to me on usury ; yet every
one of them doth curse me.
Jer. 18.18. Then said they. Come, and let us
devise devices against Jeremiah. Come, and
let us smite him with the tongue, and let us
not give heed to any of his words.
Jer. 20.7. I am in derision daily, every one
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out, I cried violence and spoU ; because ihe
word of the Lord waa made a reproach unto
me, and a derision, daUy.
Jer, 26.12, TheLord sent me to prophesy
against this house and against this city all the
words that ye have heard, 14, As for me,
behold, I am iu your hand : do with me as
seemeth good and meet unto you.
Jer. 50.7. AU that found them hath
devoured them: and their adversaries said.
We offend not,
Dan. 3,16. We are not careful to answer
shee in this matter. 17. If it be so, our God
whom we serve is able to deUver us from the
ouxning fiery fumace, and he will deUver us
out of thine hand, O king. 18. But if not, be
it known unto thee, O king, that we wiU not
serve thy gods, nor worsMp the golden image
which thou hast set up.
pan. 6,10, When Daniel knew that the
writing was signed, he went into his house;
and his windows being open in his chamber
toward Jerusalem, he fcaeeled upon his knees
three times a day, and prayed, and gave
thanks before his God, as he did aforetime,
Hab, 1.13. The wicked devoureth the man
that is more righteous than he.
Mat. 10.16. I send you forth as sheep in
the midst of wolves : be ye therefore wise as
serpents, and harmless as doves. 22. And ye
shsdl be hated of all men for my name's sake :
but he that endureth to the end shall be saved.
23. But when they persecute you in this city,
flee ye into another. 28. Fear not them which
Mil the body, but are not able to kill the soul :
but rather fear him which is able to destroy
both soul aud body in heU. v. 16-39.
Mat. 11.6. Blessed is he, whosoever shaU
not be offended in me. Luk. 7.23.
Mar. 13,11, When they shaU lead you, and
deUver you up, take no thought beforehand
what ye shall speak, neither do ye premeditate :
but whatsoever shaU be given you in that
hour, that speak ye : for it is not ye that
speak, but the Holy Ghost,
Luk. 6,22. Blessed are ye, when men shaU
hate you, and when they shall separate you
^rom their company, and shall reproach you,
and cast out your name as evil, for the Son of
man's sake. 23. Rejoice ye in that day, and
leap for joy : for, behold, yom* reward is great
in heaven : for in the like manner did their
fathers unto the prophets.
Luk, 17.33. Wh(^oever shaU seek to save
his Ufe shaU lose it ; and whosoever shaU lose
his life shall preserve it. Mar, 8.36.
Luk. 21.19. Ll your patience possess ye
your souls.
Jno. 12.26. He that loveth his life shaU
lose it ; and he that bateth his life in this
world shaU keep it unto life etemal.
Jno. 16.1. These things have I spoken unto
you, that ye should not be offended.
Act, 4.19. Peter and John answered and
said unto them. Whether it be right in the
sight of God to hearken unto you more than
unto God, judge ye, 20. Fpr we cannot but
speak the things wMch we have seen and
heard. Act. 5.29, We ought to obey God rather
than men. 40. When they had caUed the
hpostles, and beaten fhem, they commanded
that they shoidd not speak in the name of
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from the presence of the councU, rejoicing
that they were counted worthy to suffer shame
for his name. 42. And daUy in the temple,
and in every house, they ceased not to teach
and preach Jesus Christ.
Act. 7.52. WMch of the prophets have not
your fathers persecuted ? and they have slain
them wMch shewed before of the coming of
the Just One ; of whom ye have been now the
betrayers and murderers.
Act. 8.4. They that were scattered abroad
went every where preaching the word.
Rom. 8.17. If so be that we suffer with
him, that we may be also glorifled together,
1 Cor. 13,3. Though I give my body to be
burned, and have not aharity, it profiteth me
nothing. Gal. 4, 29. As then he that was bom after
the fiesh persecuted Mm tliat was bom after
the Spirit, even so it is now-
Phil 1.14. Many of the brethren in the
Lord, waxing confldent by my Donds, are
much more bold to speak the word without
fear. 28. In nothing terrified by your adver
saries ; which is to them an evident token of
perdition, but to you of salvation, and that of
God. 29. Unto you it is given m the behalf
of Christ, not oMy to beUeve on Mm, but also
to suffer for his sake.
2 The. 1.4. We ourselves glory in you in
the churches of God for your patience and
faith in all your persecutions and tribulations
that ye endure.
2 Iim. 1,8, Be not thou therefore ashamed
of the testimony of our Lord, nor of me his
prisoner : but be thou partaker of the afflic
tions of the gospel according to the power of
God, 2 Tim. 2.12. If we suffer, we shall also
reign with Mm : if we deny him, he also wUl
deny us.
Heb. 10.32. Call to remembrance the former
days, in which, after ye were iUuminated, ye
endureda greatfight of afflictions ; 33. Partly,
whilst ye were made a gazing-stock both by
reproaches and afflictions ; and partly, whUst
ye became compamons of them that were so
used. 34. Ye had compassion of me in my
bonds, and took joyfuUy the spoiling of your
goods, knowing in yourselves that ye have in
heaven a better and an enduring substance.
Heb. 11.25. Choosing rather to suffer afflic
tion with the people of God, than to enjoy the
pleasures of sin for a season ; 26. Esteeming
the reproach of Christ greater riches than the
treasures in Egypt : for he had respect unto
the recompence of the reward, 27. By faith
he forsook Egypt, not fearing the wrath of the
king : for he endured, as seeing him who is
invisible, Heb. 11.33. Who through faith stopped
the mouths of lions. 34. Quenched the vio
lence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword,
out of weakness were made strong. 36. Others
were tortured, not accepting deUverance ; that
they might obtain a better resurrection : 36.
And others had trial of eruel mockings and
scourgings, yea, moreover of bonds and im
prisonment : 37. liey were stoned, they were
sawn asunder, were tempted, were slain with
the sword : they wandered about iu sheep
skins and goatskins ; being destitute, afflicted,
tormented ; 38. (Of whom the world was not
worthy;) they wandered in deserts, and i?)
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mnuntains. and in dens and caves of the
earth. Heb. 12.8. Consider him that endured such
oontradiction of sinners against Mmself, lest
ye be wearied and faint in your minds. 4, Ye
have not yet resisted unto blood, striving
against sin.
Heb. 13,13. Let us go forth therefore
unto him without the camp, bearing Ms
reproach, Jas, 2,6. Do not rich men oppress you, and
draw you before the judgment seats ?
Jas, 5.6. Ye have condemned and kiUed
the just ; and he doth not resist you,
Jas, 6.10. Take, my brethren, the prophets,
who have spoken in the name of the Lord,
fpr an example of suffering affliction, and of
patience. 1 Pet. 3.14. If ye suffer for righteousness'
sake, happy are ye : and be not afraid of their
terror, neiUier be troubled ; 17. It is better,
if the will of God be so, that ye suffer for well
doing, than for evU doing.
1 Pet. 4.12. Beloved, tMnk it not strange
conceming the fiery trial which is to try you,
as though some strange thing happened unto
you : 13. But rejoice, inasmuch as ye are par
takers of Chrisffs sufferings ; that, when his
glory shaU be revealed, ye may be glad also
with exceeding joy. 14. If ye be reproached
for the name of Christ, happy a/re ye; for the
spirit of glory and of God resteth upon you :
on their part he is evU spoken of, but on your
part he is glorified, 16. If any man suffer as
a Christian, let him not be ashamed ; but let
him glorify God on this behalf, 19. Let them
that suffer according to the wiU of God commit
the keeping of their souls to Mm inweU doing,
as unto a faithful Creator.
Rev. 2.3. Hast bome, and hast patience,
and for my name's sake hast laboured, and
hast not fainted. 10. Be thou faithful unto
death, and I wiU give thee a crown of life.
13, I know thy works, and where thou dweUest,
even where Satan's seat is: and thou boldest
fast my name, and hast not denied my faith,
even in those days wherein Antipas was my
faithful martyr, who was slain among you,
where Satan dweUeth,
Rev. 12.11, They overcame him by the
blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their
testimony ; and they loved not their lives unto
the death.
Rev. 20.4. I saw the souls of them that
were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and
for the word of God, and whitii had not wor
shipped the beast, neither his image, neither
had received his mark upon their foreheads,
or in their hands ; and they Uved and reigned
with Christ a thousand years.
See Saints, enmity to — Malice.
Persecution, Exlamples of: Of Moses,
Ex. 2.15. Ex. 17.4. EUjah, 1 Kin. 18.10.
1 Kin. 19.2. 2 Kin. 1.9. Micaiah, 1 Kin. 22.
26. Elisha, 2 Kin, 6.31. HanaM, 2 Chr. 16.
10, Zachariah, 2 Chr. 24.21. Mat. 23.35.
Jeremiah, Jer. 15.10,15. Jer, 17.15-18. Jer
18.18-23. Jer, 26. Jer. 32.2. Jer. 33.1.
Jer. 36.26. Jer. 37. Jer. 38.1-6. Urijah,
Jer. 26.23. Jews, Ezr. 4. Neh. 4. John
Mat. 14.3-12. Simon, Mar. 15.21. Disciples,
Jno. 9.22,34, Lazams, Jno. 12.10. Apostles,
Act. 4.3-18. Act. 6.18-42. Act. 12.1-19. Rev.
1.8 (see next subjpct). Stephen, Act, 6.9-16.
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Act. 7. The church. Act. 8.1. Act. 9.1-14.
Timothy, Heb. 13,23. Antipas, Rev. 2.13,
See Christ's sufferings — Barnabas--
Persecution, warnings against.
PERSECUTION or Paul. Act. 9.16, 1
wiU shew him how great tMngs he must suffer
for my name's sake.
Act, 16.25, At midnight Paul and SUas
prayed, and sang praises unto God : and the
prisoners heard ttiem, v. 2-24.
Act. 20.22. I go bound in the spirit unto
Jerusalem, not knowing the things that shaU
befaU me there : 23. Save that the Holy
Ghost witnesseth in every city, saying that
bonds and afflictions abide me. 24. But none
of these things move me : neither count I my
Ufe dear unto myself, so that I might finish
my course with joy, and the ministry which I
have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the
gospel of the grace of God.
Act, 21,13, What mean ye to weep and to
breaJt mine heart ? for I am ready not to be
bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem for
the name of the Lord Jesus.
Rom. 8.35, Who shaU separate us from the
love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress,
or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or
peril, or sword ? 36. As it is written. For thy
sake we are kUled all the day long ; we are
accounted as sheep for the slaughter. 37.
Nay, in aU these things we are more than
conquerors through him that loved us.
1 Cor. 4.9. I think that God hath set forth
us the apostles last, as it were appointed to
death : for we are made a spectacle unto the
world, and to angels, and to men. 11. Even
unto this present hour we both hunger, and
tMrst, and are naked, and are buffeted, and
have no certain dweUing-place, 12. And
labour, working with our own hands : being
reviled, we bless ; being persecuted, we suffer
it : 13. Being defamed, we entreat : we are
made as the filth of the world, and are the
offscouring of aU things imto this day,
2 Cor, 1.8. Our trouble which came to us
in Asia, that we were pressed out of measure,
above strength, insomuch that we despaired
even of Ufe : 9. But we had the sentence of
death in ourselves, that we should not trust in
ourselves, but in God which raiseth the dead ;
10. Who deUvered us from so great a death,
and doth deliver : in whom we trust that he
wUl yet deUver us.
2 Cor. 4.8. We a/re troubled on every side,
yet not distressed ; we are perplexed, but not
in despair ; 9. Persecuted, but not forsaken ;
cast down, butnot destroyed; 10. Always
bearing about in the body the dying of the
Lord Jesus, that the Ufe also of Jesus might
be made manifest in our body. 11. For we
which Uve are alway deUvered unto death for
Jesus' sake, that the life also of Jesus might
oe made manifest in our mortal flesh, 12, So
then death worketh in us, but life iu you,
2 Cor. 6.4. In aU thiTigs approving our
selves as the ministers of Grod, in much
patience, in afflictions, in necessities, in dis
tresses, 6. In stripes, in imprisonments, m
tumults, in labours, in watchings, in fastings ;
8. By honour and dishonour, by evU report
and good report : as deceivers, and yet true.
2 Cor. 11.23. In labours more abundant,
in stripes above measure, m prisons more
fieqiient, in deaths oft. 24. Of the .Tews five

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bimes received I forty stripes save one. 25.
Thrice was T beaten with rods, once was I
stoned, thrice I suffered shipwreck, a mght
and a day I have been in the deep ; 26. In
joumeyings often, in perils of waters, in perils
of robbers, in perils by miTie own countrymen,
in perils by the heathen, in perils in the city,
in perils in the wUdemess, in perils in the sea,
in perils among false brethren ; 27. In weari
ness and painfnlness, in watchings often, in
hunger and thirst, in fastings often, in cold
and nakedness, v. 28-33.
2 Cor. 12.10. I take pleasure in infirmities,
in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions,
in distresses for Christ's sake : for when I am
weak, then am I strong.
Gal. 5.11. I, brethren, if I yet preach cir
cumcision, why do I yet suffer persecution?
then is the offence of the cross ceased.
Gal, 6.17- I bear in my body the marks of
the Lord Jesus,
Phil. 1.30. Having the same conflict which
ye saw in me, and now hear to be in me.
Phil. 2,17. If I be offered upon the sacriflce
and service of your faith, I joy, and rejoice
with you aU. 18, For the same cause also do
ye joy, and rejoice with me.
Col. 1,24. Who now rejoice in my suffer
ings for you, and fiU up that wMch is behind
of the afflictions of Christ in my flesh for his
body's sake, which is the church,
1 The. 2.2. Even after that we had suffered
before, and were shamefuUy entreated, as ye
know, at Philippi, we were bold in our God to
speak unto you the gospel of God with much
contention. 16. Who both kUled the Lord
Jesus, and their own prophets, and have per
secuted us,
2Tim. 1.12. For the which cause I also suffer
these things : nevertheless I am not ashamed.
2 Tim. 2.9. I suffer trouble, as an evU doer,
even nnto bonds ; but the word of God is not
bound. 10. I endure aU things for the elect's
sakes, that they may also obtain the salvation
wMch is in Christ Jesus with eternal glory.
2 Tim. 4.16. At my flrst answer no man
stood with me, but all men forsook me: /
pray God that it may not be laid to their
charge. 17. Notwithstanding the Lord stood
with me, and strengthened me ; that by me
the preaching might be fuUy known, and that
aU the GentUes might hear: and I was deUvered
out of the mouth of the Uon.
At Damascus, Act. 9,23-25. 2 Cor. 11,32.
At Jerusalem, Act. 9.29. Act. 21.27-40. Act.
22.22-30. Act. c. 23 to 26. Act. 26.6,7,21. At
Antioch, Iconium, and Lystra, Act. 13.46-51.
Act. 14. 2 Tun. 3.11. At PhUippi, Act. 16.
19-39. At Thessalomca, and Berea, Act. 17.
6-9,13. At Corinth, Act. 18.6-17. At Ephesus,
Act. 19.14-41. 1 Cor. 16.32. In Greece, Act.
20.3. At Rome, Act. 23.11. Act. 28.16-30.
Eph. 3,1. Eph. 4.1. Eph. 6.20. Phil. 1.
7,12-16. Col, 4,3,10,18. 2 Tim. 1,8,12. 2Thn.
2.9. 2 Tim, 4.16,17. Philm. 1.9,10,23. Heb.
13,19. See Zeal op Paul.
PERSECUTION, Prater in. See
AFFUCTION. PERSECUTION Prbdioted. Isa. 26,20,
Come, my people, enter thou into thy cham
bers, and shut th^ doors about thee : hide
thyself as it were fora Uttle moment, untU the
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Kze. 3,26. Behold, they BhaU put baud;
upon thee, and shaU bind thee with them, and
thou shalt not go out among them,
Dan, 7.21. I beheld, and the same hom
made war with the saints, and prevaUed against
them, 25, He shaU speak great words against
the most High, aud shaU wear out the saints
of the most High, and think to change times
and laws : and they shall be given into his
hand until a time and times and the dividing
of time.
Mat. 10.16, I send you forth as sheep in the
midst of wolves, 17. But beware of men : for
they wUl deliver you up to the councils, and
they wiU scourge you in their synagogues ;
18. And ye shaU be brought before govemore
and kings for my sake, for a testimony against
them and the GentUes, 21, And the brothei
shaU deUver up the brother to death, and tha
father the chUd : and the children shaU rise
up against their parents, and cause them to be
put to death. 22. And ye shaU be hated of
aU men for my name's sake. 34, I came not
to send peace, but a sword. 36. A man's foes
shall be they of his own household, v. 35.
Mar. 10,30, Luk. 21.12-18.
Mat. 20.23. Ye shaU drink indeed of my
cup, and be baptized with the baptism that I
am baptized with.
Mat. 24.10, Then shaU many be offended,
and shaU betray one another, and shaU hate
one another.
Luk, 12.49. I am come to send flre on the
earth ; aud what wUl I, if it be already kindled
V. 11,12,
Luk, 22.36, But now, he that hath a purse,
let him take it, and likewise Ms scrip : and he
that hath no sword, let him seU Ms garment
and buy one.
Jno, 15.20. The servant is not greater than
his lord. If they have persecuted me, they
wiU also persecute you ; if they have kept my
saying, they wiU keep yours also. 21. But all
these things wiU they do nnto you for mv
name's sake.
Jno, 16,2. They shaU put you out of the
synagogues : yea, the time cometh, that who
soever kiUeth you will think that he doeth
God service, v. 1-4.
Jno. 21.19. This spake he, signifying by
what death he should ^orify (>od. v. 18.
Act. 14.22. Exhorting them to continue in
the faith, and that we must through much
tribulation enter into the kingdom of God,
Act, 23,11, The Lord stood by hun, and
said. Be of good cheer, Paul ; for as thou hast
testified of me in Jerusalem, so must thou bear
witness also at Rome.
2 Tim. 3.12. AU that wUl Uve godly in
Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution.
Rev. 2.10. Fear none of those things which
thou shalt suffer : behold, the devU shaU cast
some of you into prison, that ye may be tried ;
and ye shaU have tribulation ten days.
Rev. 3.10. The hour of temptation, which
shall come upon aU the world, to try them that
dweU upon the earth.
Rev. 6.11, It was said unto them, that
they should rest yet for a Uttle season, until
their feUow-servants also and their brethren,
that should be kiUed as they were, should be
fulflUed. Rev. 12,17. The dragon was wroth with the
woman, and went to make war with fch«
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remnant of her seed, which keep the command
ments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus
Christ. tJ. 1-17. Rev. 11.7-10, Rev. 13.7.
Rev, 17.6. I saw the woraan drunken with
the blood of the saints, and with the blood of
the martyrs of Jesus.
PERSECUTION, Warnings against.
Enemies of the Church and of Israel
Punished. Gen, 12.3. Num. 24.9. Deu.
28.7. Deu. 80,7. Deu. 32,42,43. Jo^i. 21.44.
Psa. 2,1-5.9. Psa. 6.10. Psa. 7.11-13. Psa.
14.4. Psa. 17.10-13. Rsa. 27.2. Psa. 31.18.
Psa. 34,21. Psa. 36.4-8,26. Psa. 37.12-16.
Psa. 40.14,15, Psa, 64.5,7, Psa. 59.10,15,
Psa. 62.3. Psa. 63.9,10, Psa, 647,8. Psa,
69.22-28. Psa. 78.65,66. Psa. 83. Psa. 94.23.
Psa. 105.14. Psa. 109, Psa, 129. Psa. 137.
Psa. 140.8-11. Isa. 8.9,10. Isa, 2d.6. Isa,
29:7,8. Isa. 34. Isa. 41.11-16. Isa. 51,7,8,22,23.
Isa. 64.16,17. Isa, 59.19. Isa.66.5,6. Jer.
10.25. Jer. 12.14. Jer. 30.16. Jer, 46.28.
Lam. 3.59-66. Lam. 4.13-16. Mic. 4.11-13.
Mic. 5.8,9, Mic. 7.10-17, Nah. ], Hab.
3.7-15. Zeph. 3.15,19. Zee. 1.15.21, Zee.
2.8,9. Zee. 12.2-9. Zee. 14.3,12. Mat. 18.6,10.
Mat. 21.33-41. Mat, 22.6,7. Mat. 23.34-38.
Mat. 26.52. Luk. 9.64-56. Luk, 13.31-35.
Luk. 18,7,8. PhU. 1.28. 1 The. 2.15,16.
2 The. 1.6. Heb. lO.i'3. Eev. 3.9. Rev.
11.5, Rev, 13.10. Rev. 16.6-7,19. Rev.
18.6,20-24. Rev. 19.2,19-21. Rev. 20.9,
Pharaoh, Gen. 15,13,14. Ex. c, 1,4,6,7 to
11,14, Ex, 16.4-12, Neh. 9,11. Amalekites,
Deu. 26.17-19. Jeroboam, 1 Kin. 13.4. Ahab
and Jezebel, 1 Kin. 18.4. 1 Kin. 19.2,14.
1 Kin. 22.26. 2 Kin. 9.7-10. Jews, 2 CTir.
36,16. Neh. 9.26,27. Haman, Est. 3. Est.
7.4-10, Est. 9.1. Sennacherib, Isa. 30.31.
Isa, 37.
Nebuchadnezzar, &c., Jer. 25.12. Jer. 50.
10,11. Jer. 51.24,49. Edom, Egypt, *c.,
Eze, 25, Eze, 28.24. Eze. c. 35 & 36 <fe 38. Joel
3.19. Amos 1.11,12. Obad. 1-20. Zeph.
2.8-10. Eneraies of Jeremiah, Jer. 11.19-23. Jer.
20.1-12; of Shadrach, &o., Dan. 3.22; of
Daniel, Dan. 6.24 ; of Amos, Amos 7.12-17.
See God protector.
PERSEVERANCE of Saints. Job 17.9.
The righteous also shaU hold on his way, and
he that hath clean hands shall be stronger and
stronger. Psa. 37,24, Though he fall, he shaU not be
utterly cast down : for the Lord upholdeth
him with his hand, 28. The Lord loveth judg
ment, and forsaketh not his saints ; they are
preserved for ever.
Psa. 73,24. Thou shalt juide me with thy
counsel, and afterward receive me to glory,
Psa. 138,8. The Lord will perfect that which
conceraeth me.
Pro. 4.18. The path of the just is as the
shining Ught, that shineth more and raore
unto the perfect day.
Tsa. 43,7. Every one that is caUed by my
name : for I have created hira for my glory,
I have forraed him ; yea, I have made him.
Isa. 45,17. Israel shall be saved in the Lord
with an everlasting salvation : ye shaU not be
ashamed nor confounded world without end.
Isa. 61.6. The heavens shaU vanish away
like snioke, and the earth shall wax old like
a garment, and they that dweU therein shall
die in Uke manner : but my salvation shaJl be
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for ever, and my righteousness shall not ht
abolished, v. 8.
Isa. 65.3. I wiU make an everlasting cove
nant with you, even the sure mercies of David .
Jer. 32.40. IwiU make an everlasting cove
nant with them, that I wiU not tura away
frora them, to do them good ; but I vnll put
ray fear in their hearts, that they shall not
depart frora me.
Mat. 24.24. H it were possible, they shaU
deceive the very elect.
Luk. 10.42. Mary hath chosen that good
part, which shall not be taken away from her.
Luk. 22.31. Satan hath desired to have you,
that he may sift you as wheat : 32. But 1
have prayed for thee, that thy faith faU not ,
Jno. 6.37. All that the father giveth mc
shaU come to me; and hira that cometh to
me I wiU in no wise cast out. 39. This is the
Father's wUl which hath sent me, that of aU
which he hath given me I should lose nothing,
but should raise it up again at the last day.
40. And this is the wUl of hira that sent me,
that every one which seeth the Son, and believ
eth on hira, may have everlasttag Ufe : and T
wiU raise Mra up at the last day.
Jno. 10. 28. I give unto them eternal Ufe
and they shall never perish, neither shall any
man pluck them out of ray hand. 29. Mj
Father, which gave them rae, is greater than
all ; and no man is able to pluck them out of
my Father's hand.
Rom. 8.30. Whom he did predestinate,
thera he also called : and whom he called,
them he also justified : and whom he justified,
them he also glorified. 33, Who shall lay any
thing to the <Sia.rge of God's elect? It is God
that justifieth. 34. Who is he that condemn
eth ? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is
risen again, who is even at the right hand of
God, who also raaketh intercession for us, 35.
Who shaU separate us frora the love of Christ?
shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or
famine, or nakedness, or perU, or sword? 37.
Nay, in aU these things we are more than con
querors through him that loved us. 38. For I
am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor
angels, nor principaUties, nor powers, nor
things present, nor things to corae, 39. Nor
height, nor depth, nor any other creature,
shall be able to separate us frora the love of
God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord,
Rom. 11.29. The gifts and caUing of God
are without repentance.
1 Cor. 1.8. Who shall also confirm you unto
the end, that ye may be blameless in the day
of our Lord Jesus Qirist. 9. God is faithful,
by whom ye were called unto the feUowship of
his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.
2 Cor, 1.21, He which stablisheth us with
you in Christ, and hath anointed us, is God.
22. Who hath also sealed us, and given the
earnest of the Spirit in our hearts,
PhU, 1.6. Being confident of this very
thing, that he which hath begun a good work
in you will perform it untU the day of Jesus
Christ. PhU. 4.3. Whose names are in tbe book ol
life. Col. 1,6. The hope which is laid up for you
in heaven.
1 The, 6.9. God hath not appointed us to
wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord
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whether we wake or sleep, we should live
together with him. 24. Faithful is he that
calleth you, who also will do it. v. 23.
2 Tim. 1.12. 1 know whom I have believed,
and am persuaded that he is able to keep that
which 1 have committed unto him against
that day.
2 Tim. 4.18. The Lord shall deliver me
from every evil work, and will preserve me
unto his heavenly kingdom,
Heb. 6.17. God willing, more abundantly
to shew unto the heirs of promise the immut
ability of his counsel, confirmed it by an oath ;
18. That by two immutable things, in whieh
it was impossible for God to lie, we might have
a strong consolation, who have fled for refuge
to lay hold upon the hope set before us.
Heb. 12.23. The .i?eneral assembly and
church of the flrst-bom, which are written in
heaven. 1 Pet. 1.4. An inheritance incorruptible,
and undefiled, and that fadeth not away, re
served in heaven for you, 6, "Wbo are kept
by the power of God through faith unto salva
tion ready to be revealed in the last time.
1 Jno. 2.19. They went out from us, but
they were not of us ; for if they had been of
us, they would va dovbt have continued with
us: but ihey went out, that they might be
made manifest that they were not all of us.
27. The anointing which ye have received of
him abideth in you, and ye need not that any
man teach you : but as the same anointing
teacheth you of aU things, and is truth, and is
no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall
abide In him.
2 Jno. 2. The truth's sake, which dweUeth
in us, and shall be with ua for ever, 9. Who
soever transgresseth, and abideth not in the
doctrine of Christ, hath not God. He that
abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both
the Father and the Son,
Eev. 22.4. They shall see hia face ; and his
name shall be in their foreheads. 11. He that
ia righteous, let him be righteous still : and he
that is holy, let him be holy still.
See God, faithfulness oe.
PERSEVERANCE Enjoined. See De
cision — Spikitual dilioenoe.
PERSIA AND Media. Peopled by des
cendants of Elam, aon of Shem, see Elam
ites ; and by descendants of Madai, son of
Japheth, see Madai. Boundaries of ; pro
vinces of. Est. 1.1. Dan. 6.1. Dan. 8.2. De
crees of, unchangeable, Dan. 6.8,12. Est.
8 8. Treatment of the Jews by its Idnga, see
DAnros the Median, Ctri'S, Artaxbrxe.s
I., Darids n., ARTAxiaiXES n., Darius
THE Persian, Ahasuerus. Towns of, see
AoHMETHA, Shushan. River of, eee Ulai.
Prophecies of, Jer. 49.34-39. Jer. 51.11-64.
Eze. 32.24,26. Dan. 2.21-89. Dan. 6.28.
Dan. 7. Dan. 8. Dan. 11.1-4.
PERSIS, a Eoman disciple, commended for
zeal, Eom. 16.12.
PESTILENCE. Sent from God on the
Egvptians, Ex. 12.29. Ex. 16.26. Psa. 78.60.
IsraeUtes at Kibroth, Num. 11.33,34, The
ten spies. Num. 14.37. Israelites on the rebel-
Uon of Korah, Num. 16.46-49. At Shittim,
Nnm, 26.3,4,8. Psa. 106.29. On the Phihs
tines, 1 Ram. 5.9-12. Israel, in David's reign,

PETER
2 Sam. 24.16. 1 Chr. 21.12-14. Sennacherib'^
army, 2 Kin. 19.35. Jews, Amos 4.10 ; at the
siege of Jerusalem, Jer. 32.24.
Predicted as a judgment from God, Ex. 9.16.
Lev. 26.16-26. Num. 14.12. Deu. 26.21-36.
Deu.29.22. 2Sam.24.13. 2Clir.7.13. 2Chr.
21.14-19. Jer. 14.12. Jer. 21.6-9. Jer. 24.10.
Jer. 27.8,13. Jer. 29.17,18. Jer. 82.36 Jer.
34.17. Jer. 38.2. Jer. 42.17,22. Jer. 44.13.
Eze. 6.12,17, Eze. 6.11,12. Eze. 7.16. Eze.
14.19-21. Eze. 24.16. Eze. 28.23. Eze. 33.27.
Eze. 38.22. Hab. 3.6. Zee. 14.12-18. Mat.
24.7. Luk. 21.11. Eev. 6.8. Eev. 16.2.
Miraculously stayed. Num. 16.47,48. Num.
26.8. 1 Chr. 21.22-27. Promises of protec
tion from, Ex. 12.13. Ex. 15.26. Ex. 30.12.
Psa. 91.3,6. Jer. 21.7.
PETER, his original name Simon, son of
Jonas, changed to Cephas {Heb.) or Peter,
{Greek), both signifying a stone, Jno. 1.42.
Mar. 3.16, Mat. 16.16-19. A fisherman of
Bethsaida, in Galilee, Mat. 4.18. Luk. 5.1-7.
Jno. 1.44. Brought to Jesus by hia brother
Andrew, Jno. 1.40,41.
His call by Christ ; a miraculous draught,
Mat. 4.18-20. Mar. 1.16-18. Luk. 6.1-11.
His wife's mother healed by Jesus, Mat. 8.14.
Mar. 1.29,30. Luk. 4.38. Finds Jesus and
says, ' All men seek for Thee,' Mar. 1.36,37,
Chosen an apostle. Mat. 10.2. Mat. 16.13,19.
Mar. 3.16 Luk. 6.14. Act. 1.13.
Asks an explanation of a parable, Luk. 12,
41. Complains of the people crowding Jesus,
Luk. 8.46, Witnesses the raising of Jairus'
daughter. Mar. 6.37. Luk. 8.61. Walks on
the water to meet Jesus ; hia faith fails. Mat.
14.28-31. Asks an explanation of the dis
course respecting meats. Mat. 15.16.
His confession of Christ, Mat. 16.16-19.
Mar. 8.29. Luk. 9.20. Jno. 6.68,69. Rebuked
for dissuading Christ from suffering. Mat. 16.
22,23. Mar. 8.32,33. Witnesses the trans
figuration. Mat. 17.1-4. Mar. 9.2-6. Luk. 9.
28-33. 2 Pet. 1.16-18. Finds the tribute-
money in the fish's mouth. Mat. 17.24-27.
Aaka how often he should forgive. Mat. 18.
21. Declares that he has left all for Christ,
Mat. 19,27. Mar. 10.28. Luk. 18.28. Shews
Jesus the withered fig-tree. Mar. 11.21.
Inquires about Christ's coining. Mar. 13.3,4.
Is sent with John to prepare the passover,
Luk. 2-2.8.
Is unwiUing that Christ should wash his
feet, Jno. 13.6-11. Beckons to John to ask
who should betray Christ, Jno. 13,24. Christ
foreteUs his faU; Peter declares his fidelity.
Mat. 26.33-36. Mar. 14.29-31. Luk. 22.
31-34. Jno. 13.36-38. Is with Jesus in
Gethsemane; reproved for bis unwatchful-
ness. Mat. 26.86-46. Mar. 14.33-42. Luk.
22.40-46. Cuts off the ear of Malchus, Jno. 18.
10,11,26, Mat. 26.61-64. Mar. 14.47. Luk.
22.60,51. FoUows Christ afar off. Mat. 26.68.
Mar. 14.64. Luk. 22.64. Jno. 18.16. Ia
brought by John into the high-priest's palace,
Jno. 18.16. Denies Christ 3 times ; hia
repentance. Mat. 26.69-76. Mar, 14.06-72.
Luk. 22.66-62. Jno. 18.17,18,26-27.
Visits the sepulchre with John, Luk. 24.12,
Jno, 20.2-6. Christ sends him a message, Mar.
16.7. Appears to him, Luk. 24.34. 1 Cor.
16.5. Appears to him at the sea of Tiberias ;
a miraculous draught ; inquires if he loved
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PHENICIA

him, and fnreteUs hia death ; commands him
to feed his sheep ; reproves his curiosity re
specting John, Jno. 21.1-23. 2 Pet. 1.14.
Is present at the prayer-meeting in Jeru
salem ; recommends the election of an apostle,
Act. 1.13-22. His address at Pentecost, Act.
2.14^0. Cures a lame man ; addresses the
people. Act. 3. Brought before the Sanhedrim ;
his defence. Act. 4.1-22. Death of Ananias
and Sapphira, Act. 6.1-11.
His miracles. Act. 6.12-16. Imprisoned with
the twelve : his defence ; ia scourged, and
released. Act, 6.17-42. Is sent by the apostles
to Samaria ; denounces Simon Ma^s ; returns
to Jerusalem, Act. 8.14-26. Receives Paul,
Gal. 1.18. Gal. 2.9. Preaches in different
places ; comes to Lydda ; cures Eneas ; his
success. Act. 9.32-34.
Comes to Joppa ; raises Dorcas, Act. 9,
36-43 While praying at Joppa, has a vision
of clean and unclean beasts. Act, 10.9-16.
Act. 11.1-17. Visits Cornelius in Cesarea ;
baptises him and many other GentUes, Act.
10.17-48. At Jerusalem, defends his receiving
the GentUes, Act. 11,1-18.
Imprisoned by Herod, and released by an
angel. Act. 12.8-19, Visits Antioch, and is
blamed by Paul for withdrawing from the
GentUes, Gal. 2.11-16, see 2 Pet. 3.16. Is
caUed the apostle of the circumcision. Gal. 2.
7-9. Was married. Mat. 8.14. 1 Cor. 9.5.
Bears testimony to Paul's inspiration, 2 Pet.
3.16,16. A party in Corinth caU themselves
by his name, 1 Cor, 1.12. His miracles, see
Miracles, p. 310.
See Apostles — Ministers.
PETRA. See Sela.
FHALTIEL, Michal's second husband.
1 Sam. 26.44. 2 Sam. 3.16.
PHARAOH I. king of Egypt (b.c. 1920)
his treatment of Abraham, Gen. 12.14-20.
PHARAOH II. (b.o. 1715), imprisons his
butler and baker. Gen. 40.1-3,20-23. His
dreams interpreted by Joseph ; makes Joseph
chief-ruler. Gen. 41. Buys Egyptians' land,
fcc.. Gen. 47.14-26. Invites Jacob and his
family to settle in Egypt ; his subsequent kind
ness to them. Gen. 45.16-20. Gen. 47.1-11.
Gen. 60.4-6.
PHARAOH IIL (B.C. 1636), of a new
dynasty: enslaves Israel, and destroys their
male chUdren, Ex. 1.8-22. His oppression,
Ex. 2,11. His daughter adopts Moses, Ex.
2.6-10. PHARAOH IV. (B.C. 1531), seeks to slay
-1, Ex. 2.16. Hisdeath, Ex. 2.23.
PHARAOH V. (B.C. 1491), his interviews
with Moses and Aaron, Ex. 6.1-4. Ex. 7.10.
Ex. 8.1,25. Ex. 9.1,13,27. Ex. 10.3,8,16,24.
Ex. 12.31. Increased oppression of Israel,
Ex. 6.6-23. Miracles of Moses before him.
Ex, c. 7 to 14. His impenitence, Ex. 7.13,22.
Ex. 8.16,19,32. Ex. 9.7,12,34. Ex. 10.20.
Ex. 11.10. Ex. 14. Asks Moses' interces
sion. Ex, 8,8,26. Ex. 9.27. Ex, 10.16.
Dismisses Israel, Ex. 12.81. Pursues Israel,
and is drowned, Ex. 14.6-31. Ex. 16.19, see
Red Sea,
PHARAOH VI, (B.o, 1040), gives an asy
lum to Hadad in David's reign, 1 Kin. 11.17-22.
Hia daughter married to Sojomon (t c. 1014),
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1 Kin 3.1. Her marriage-portion, 1 Kin 9
15,16. PHARAOH VII. (B.C. 710), contemporarj
with Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 18.21.
PHARAOH-NECHO (b.o. 610), Invades
Assyria ; defeata Josiah, who is slain at
Megiddo, 2 Kin. 23.29,30. 2 Chr. 35.20-24.
Deposes Jehoahaz ; makes Jehoiakim king,
2 Kin. 23.33-35. 2 Chr. 3G.3,4, Defeated by
Nebuchadnezzar, 2 Kin. 24.7. Jer. 46.2,
Attacks the Philistines, Jer. 47,1.
PHARAOH-HOPHRA (B.o. 690), aid»
Zedekiali, and affords an asylum to the
Jews, Jer, 37.4-7. Jer. 44. Eze. 17.16-17.
Prophecy of his captivity in Babylon, Jer. 44.
30. Jer. 46.25,26. Eze. 29. Eze. 30.21-26.
PHARISEES. BeUeved in the resurrection,
Act. 28.6,8 ; in the old Testament, Act. 22.3.
Act. 26.6. PhU. 3.5 : and in tradition. Mat,
16.1-20. Mar. 7.1-16. Gal. 1.14. Hypocrisy
of. Mat. 3.7-10. Mat. 6.2-6,16. Mat. 16.7-9
Mat. 16.12. Luk. 12.1. Mat. 23.3-6,14. Luk.
11.44. Pride and aelf-righteouaness of. Mat. 9.11-13
Mat. 21.45. Mat. 23.6-12. Luk. 16.16. Luk. 18
11,14. Covetousness of, Mat. 23.14. Luk,
16.14. Strict outward observance of the law
Mat. 12.2-7. Mat. 23.23-28.
Secret wickedness of. Mat. 6.20. Mat. 16
1,4. Mat. 23.14,23-28. Luk. 11.39-42. Jno
8.7,9. Fasted often. Mat. 9.14. Luk. 18.12.
Their zeal in proselytizing. Mat, 23.16. Act
22.3. Werefalseteachers, Mat. 16.9,14, Mat
16.11,12. Mat. 23.16-24.
Were rulers. Mat. 23,2,3. Act. 5.34. Act.
23.6. Theirdisciples, Mat. 22.16. Luk. 6.33.
Act. 22.3. Were respected for their learning,
Jno. 7.48. Act. 6.84, Rejected John, Lnk.
7.30. See Mat, 3.7. Their unbelief in Christ,
Mat. 12.38,39. Mat. 16.12. Mat. 16.1. Mat.
21.46. Luk. 14.1, Luk. 16.14. Jno. 7.48.
Tempted Chriat with questions. Mat. 19.3.
Mat. 22.16-22. Hated and slandered him.
Mat. 9.84. Mat. 12.10. Luk. 6.21. Lnk. 6.7.
Luk. 7.34,39. Luk. 14.1. Lnk. 16.2. Jno.
8.13. Jno.9.16,24,29. Persecuted Christ and his
disciples. Mat. 23.29-36. Jno. 4.1-3. Act. 8.3.
Act. 9.1, see Christ's sufferings.
Some of, invited Christ to their houses, Lnk.
7.30. Luk. 11.37. Lnk. 14.1; and became
his disciples, Jno. 3.1. Act. 15.6. Act. 22.3.
See Christ, Jews' reception of — Sabbath,
JEWISH MISCONCEPTIONS OF.
PHARPAR, a river of Damascus, 2 Kin
5.12. PHEBE (Gr. diaeonos), a servajit of the
church at Cenchrea, commended for her
charity, Eom. 16.1,2.
PHENICE, a city on the south-east of Crete,
Act. 27.12-14.
PHENICIA, or Phenice. Inhabitants
descended from Canaan, G«n. 10.16,17,18.
Called Zidonians, Jud. 18.7. Eze. 32.30.
Por their commerce, relations with the Jews,
Elijah's miracle among, Christ's miracles
among, and their relation to the Romans, see
Tyre, Sidon, Sarepta. Gospel preached in,
Mar. 3.8. Act. 11.19. Paul visits the churches
in. Act. 16.3. Act. 21.2-4. Act. 27.3. Towns
of, see AccHO, Sarepta, Sidon, Ttrf
Idols of, see Baal, Beelzebub, Chiun.

PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, a city of Asia Minor ;
epistle addressed to, Eev. 1.11. Eev. 3.7.
PHILEMON, a Christian, whose slave had
absconded ; Paul's letter to, PhUm. 1-26.
PHILETUS, a falae teacher, 2 Tim, 2,17,18.
PHILIP THE Apostle, of Bethsaida ; his
caU by Christ ; brings Nathanael to Jesus, Jno.
1.43-45. An apostle. Mat. 10.3. Mar. 3.18.
Lnk. 6.14. Act. 1.13. Christs question to
him before feeding the 5000, Jno. 6.6-7.
Brings Greeks to Jesus, Jno. 12.20-22. Ques
tion to Jesus at the last supper, Jno. 14.8,9.
PHILIP THE Etanoeust, chosen one of
the seven deacons. Act. 6.6. Sent to Samaria ;
his success, Act. 8.6-12. Teaches and baptises
the eunuch; comes to Cesarea, and dweUs there.
Act. 8.26-40. Act. 21.8. His four daughters
prophesy. Act. 21.9.
PHILIP, another son of Herod I., hia
wife's unlawful marriage with his brother,
Herod II. Mat. 14,3. Mar. 6.17. Luk. 3.19.
PHILIPPI, a city of Macedonia, and a
Roman colony ; Lydia's conveision under Paul
in ; Paul casts out a spirit of divination ; is
imprisoned with Silas ; an earthquake ; the
jaUer'a conversion ; Paul aaserts his rights as
a citizen. Act. 16.12-40. 1 The. 2.2. Paul
visits. Act. 20.1-6. Liberality of the church
at, Phil. 4.10-18. Visited by Epaphroditus,
Phil. 2.26. Epistle to the church of.
PHILISTINES, descended from Caslu-
him, Gen. 10.14. 1 Chr. 1.12 ; and Caphtorim,
Jer. 47.4. Amos 9,7, Termed Cherethites,
1 Sam. 30.14,16. Eze. 25.16. Zeph. 2.5.
Territoryof, Ex. 13.17. Ex. 23.31, Deu. 2.28.
Jos. 13.3. Jos. 15.47. Lorda of, Joa. 18.3.
Jud. 3.3. Jud. 16.6,30. ISam. 6.8,11. ISam.
6.4,12. ISam. 7.7. 1 Sam. 29.2,6,7, Kings
of, see Abimelech — Achish. Abimelech's
covenant with Abraham, Gen. 21.22-32 ; with
laaac. Gen. 26.
Slaughter the children of Ephraim, 1 Chr.
7.21. After the IsraeUtes' conquest of Pales
tine, remained in the land, Jud. 3.3,4. Defeated
by Shamgur, Jud. 3.31. Jud. 10,11. Oppress
Israel, Jud. 10.7. Israel in their power 40
years, and delivered by Samson, Jud, c. 13.
to 16. 1 Sam. 12.9,11. Defeat Israel under
Hophni; take the ark; are plagued, and re
store it, 1 Sam. c. 4 to 6. Defeated by
Israel under Samuel, 1 Sam. 7.
Oppress Israel, and are defeated by Saul and
Jonathan, 1 Sam. 9.16. 1 Sam. 13. 1 Sam.
14. GoUath slain by David, and their army
defeated, 1 Sam. 17. Defeated by David under
Saul, 1 Sam. 18.27,30. 1 Sam. 19.8. 1 Sam.
23.1-6. Invade Israel, 1 Sam. 23.27. David
takes refuge with king Achish, 1 Sam. 27.
Psa. 66 {t/Ule). Defeated by Amalekites, 1 Sam.
30.14,16. Invade Israel, 1 Sam. 29. 1 Chr.
12.19. Defeat and slay Saul and Jonathan,
1 Sam. 31. 1 Chr, 10,1.
Defeated in David's reign, 2 Sam. 6.17-26.
2 Sam. 8.1. 2 Sam. 21.16-22. 2 Sam. 23.9-16.
1 Chr. 14.8-17. 1 Chr. 18.1. 1 Chr. 20.4-8.
2 Chr. 9.26.
Tributary to Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.11. In
vade Jud^ in Jehoram's reign, 2 Chr. 21.16.
Defeated by Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.6,7. Invade
Judah in Aha^s reign, 2 Chr. 28.18. Defeated
by Hezekiah. 2 Kin. 18.8.

PTT.T.AR
Gath laKen by the Syrians, 2 Kin. 12,17
PhUistines defeated by the Assyrians, Isa,
20.1. Gaza taken by Pharaoh, Jer, 47.1, Jews
intermarried with, Neh. 13.23.
Soothsayers of, Isa. 2.6. Language of, Neh.
18. 24. Idols of, see Ashtaroth, BEEL-ZEntra,
Dagon. Towns of, see Gerar, Gibbethon,
Metheg-amma, Jabnbel. The 5 lordships
of, see Ashdod, Askblon, Ekron, Gath,
Gaza. Prophecies of, Psa. 87.4. Isa. 9.11,12.
Isa. 11.14. Isa. 14.29-31. Jer. 25.17-20. Jer.
47. Eze. 16.27. Eze. 26.16-17. Amos 1.6-8.
Amos 3.9. Obad. 19. Zeph. 2.4-7. Zeph. 9.
6-7. See Caphtorim, Casluhih, Chere
thites, Pblethites,
PHILOSOPHERS, See Epicureans-
Stoics. PHILOSOPHY, the Jewiah or Eabbinical
theology. Col, 2.8 with v. 16. 1 Tim. 6.20,
PHINEHAS, high-priest, Eleazai's son.
Ex, 6.26. 1 Chr. 6.4,60. Slays Zimri ; is pro
mised an everlasting priesthood. Num. 25.7-16,
Psa. 106.30. Euler of the Kohathites, 1 Chr.
9.19,20. Carries the trumpets to the war
against Midian, Num. 31.6. Heads the depu
tation to the Eeubenites, &c., Jos. 22.13-32.
His property in Ephraim, Jos. 24.33. Inquires
of the Lord, Jud. 20.28.
 , son of EU, wickedness of;
his death predicted, 1 Sam. 1.3. 1 Sam. 2.
13-17,22-26,34. 1 Sam. 3.11-14. Carries the
ark against the Philistines ; is slain, 1 Sam.
4.4,11,17, His wife's death, 1 Sam. 4.19-22.
PHRYGIA, an inland province of Asia
Minor; strangers from, at Jerusalem during
Pentecost, Act. 2.10. Paul visits, Act, 16.6.
Act. 18.23. Towns of, see Colosse, Hiera-
POLlS, Laodioba.
PHUT, or LiBTA. See Libya.
PHYGELLUS and Hermouknes, Asiatic
disciples who forsook Paul, 2 Tim. 1.16.
PHYLACTERY (a safeguard), or Front
let (a band), worn across the brow or on the
arm. Inscribed with texts. Mat. 23.5. Ex. 13.
9,16. Deu. 6.8. Deu. 11.18.
PHYSICIAN, 2 Chr. 16.12. Luk. 8.43.
Embalmed, Gen. 60.2, Proverbs respecting.
Mar. 2.17. Luk. 4.23. lUustrative, Job 13.4.
Jer. 8.22. Luk. 6.31. Luke a physician. Col.
4.14. See Diseases.
PICTURE, figure or image. Lev. 26.1
{marg.), Num, 33.62. Pro. 26.11. Isa. 2.16.
PIECE OF Silver, 1, (Heb. Eesitah), abont
4 shekels (!), Gen, 33,19. Joa. 24.32. Job
42.11. 2. JGr. drachme), equal to a Eoman
penny or 7id., Luk. 15.8,9.
PIETY. See such subjects as Holiness —
Spiritual diligence — Prayerfulness,
.fee. Children, pious.
PIGEON. See Dove.
FI-HAHIROTH, an encampment of the
IsraeUtes, Ex, 14,2. Num. 33.7.
PILATE, Pontius, Eloman govemor of
Judea, Luk. 3.1. Slays the GalUeans, Luk.
13.1. Tries and condemns Jesus, Mat. 27.
Mar. 16. Luk. 23. Jno. 18.28-40. Jno. 19.
Act. 3.13. Act. 4.27. Act. 13.28. ITim. 6.13.
PILLAR OF Salt, Lot's wife changed to.
Gen. 19.26. PiUar of cloud, see Cloud of
GLORY. 34f.

PILLARS
PILLARS AND Memorial Stones, set up
by Jacob, Gen. 28.18,22. Gen. 31.13,45-61.
Gen. 36.14 ; by Moses, Ex. 24.4 ; by Joshua
at GUgal, Jos. 4.3-9, On Mount Ebal, Deu.
27.2-4. Jos. 8.32 ; and in Shechem, Jos. 24.
26,27. Jud. 9.6. By Eeuben and Gad, near
Jordan, Jos. 22.26-34; by Samuel, 1 Sam. 7.
12; by Absalom, 2 Sam. 18.18. Stone of
Bohan, Jos. 16.6. Jos. 18.17 ; of Ezel, 1 Sam,
20.19 ; of Gibeon, 2 Sam. 20.8 ; of Zoheleth,
1 Kin. 1,9. Idolatrous, to be destroyed, Deu.
12.3. PILLOW or Bolster, Gen. 28.11,18,
1 Sam. 26.7,11,16. 1 Kin. 19.6. Eze. 13.18,20,
Mar. 4.38. Of goat's hair, 1 Sam. 19.13,16.
PILOT, Eze. 27.8,27-29. Translated ship
master (the master-pUot), Jonah 1.6.
PIN. See Nail.
PINE-TEEE, Isa. 41.19. Isa. 60.13. Booths
of, Neh, 8.16,
PIPE, a musical wind instrument, Jer.
48.36. ICor. 14.7. Used by prophets, ISam.
10.6. At the coronation of Adonijah, 1 Kin.
1.40. At entertainments, Isa. 6.12. Mat.
11.17. By the people in praise, laa. 30.29.
Sound of, 1 Cor. 14.7. Jer. 48.36. Pipers,
Eev. 18.22, Translated minstrels. Mat. 9.23.
See Flute — Organ.
PIRATHON, a town in Ephraim ; Abdon
buried in, Jud. 12.13-15. 1 Chi. 11.31.
PISGAH, a hill of the chain of Abarim, in
Moab, Nnm. 21.20. Deu. 3.17. Deu. 4.49.
Jos. 12.3 {marg.), Balak builds 7 altars on,
for Balaam, Num. 23.14. Moses views the
promised land from, and dies on, Deu. 3.27.
Deu. 34.1-7.
PISIDIA, a district of Asia Minor ; Paul
preaches in. Act. 14.24. See Antioch of
Pisidia. PISON, one of the 4 rivers of Eden, Gen.
2.11. PIT, Bottomless (Gr. al'yss), Eev. 9.
1,2,11. Eev. 11.7. Eev. 17.8. Eev. 20.1,3.
PITCH, Isa. 34.9. Ark of Noah painted
with. Gen. 6.14; of Moses, Ex. 2.3. See
Slime. PITCHER, Mar. 14.13. Carried on the
ahoulder. Gen. 24.18,46,46. Of earth. Lam. 4.
2. Gideon's stratagem with, Jud. 7.10-20.
Translated barrel, 1 Kin. 17.12. 1 Kin. 18.33.
Dlustrative, Ecc. 12.6.
PITHOM, a treasure city in Egypt, buUt
by the IsraeUtes, Ex. 1.11.
PLAGUES OF Egypt, Psa. 105. The
river becomes blood, Ex. 7.14-26. The frogs
Ex. 8.1-16. Lice, Ex. 8.16-19. FUes, Ex. s'
20. On cattle, &c., Ex. 9.1-7. Of boUs and
Mains, Ex, 9.8-12. HaU, Ex. 9.18-34. Locusts
Ex. 10.1-20. Darkness, Ex. 10.21-23. Death
of the first-born, Ex. 11.4-7. Ex. 12.29,30.
Egyptians drowned in the Eed Sea. Ex. u.
See Pestilence.
PLAIN. See Valleys.
PLANE, chisel or carving tool, Isa 44.13.
PLANET. See Star.
PLANTS and Trees. See Algum
Almond, Aloe, Anise, Apple, Ash, Balm^
Barley, Bay, Bean, Box, Bramble, Bul
rush, Camphire Cane, Carsh. Cedar,
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POOR
Chestnut, cinnamon. Cockle, Coriani>eb,
Corn, Cucumber, Cummin, Cypress, Date,
Ebony, Elm, Fig, Fir, Pitch, Flag, Flax,
Frankincense, Galbanum, Gall, Garlic,
Gopher, Gourd, Grass, Hazel, Heath,
Hemlock, Husk, Hyssop, Juniper, Leeks,
Lenhle, Lilt, Mallow, Mandrake,
Melon, Millet, Mint, Mulberry,
Mustard, Myrrh, Mtrtl^ Nettle, Nut,
Oak, Olive, Onion, Palm, Pine, Pome
granate, Poplar, Eeed, Rose, Eue, Eye,
Saffron, Shittim, Spikenard, Staote,
Sycamine, Sycamore, Tare, Teil, Thistle,
Thorn, Thyine, Vine, Wheat, Willow,
Wormwood. PLEASURES, Worldly. See Worldli
ness. FLEDGES, Gen. 38. 17-20. See Creditors
— Hostages.PLEIADES (a cluster), a group of stars.
Job 9.9. Job 38.81. Translated 7 stars, Amoa
6.8. PLOUGH and Ploughing, Isa. 28.24.
Isa. 61.6. Withoxen, IKin. 19.19. Job 1.14.
With an ox and ass together forbidden, Deu.
22.10. lUustrative, Jud. 14.18. Psa. 129.3,
Hos. 10.13. Pro. 21.4. See Earing.
PLUMMET or Plumb-line, made of lead
or tin, Zee. 4.10 {7na/rg.). Used by masons,
Amos 7.7,8. lUustrative, laa. 28.17. 2 Kin.
21.13. POETS, Heathen, quotation from (Aratus
of Cilicia), Act. 17.28. (Epunenidea of Crete),
Tit. 1.12. See Songs.
POLITENESS. See Saluta'HOns.
POLLUX. See Castor.
POLYGAMY, forbidden, Deu. 17.16,17.
(Lev. 18.18?). Mai. 2.16. Mat. 19.4,6. Mar
10.2-8. 1 Tim. 3.2,12.
Practiaed, Job 27,16. By Lamech, Gen. 4.19.
Abraham, Gen. 16 Esau, Gen. 26.34. Gen.
28.9. Jacob, Gen. 29.30. Ashur, 1 Chr. 4.6.
Gideon, Jnd. 8.30. Elkanah, 1 Sam. 1.2.
David, 2 Sam. 3.2-6. Solomon, 1 Kin. 11.1-8.
Eehoboam, 2 Chr. 11.18-23. Abijah, 2 Chr.
13.21. Jehoram, 2 Chr. 21.14. Joash, 2 Chr.
24.3. Ahab, 2 Kin. 10.1. Jehoiachin, 2 Kin.
24.16. Belshazzar, Dan. 5.2, see 1 Chr. c. 2
to 8. Law respecting the flrst-bom, Deu.
21.15-17, See Marriage.
POMEGRANATE, a kind of apple. Song
4.8. Song 6.7. Wine made from. Song 3.2,
Cultivated in Palestine, Song 4.13. Deu. 8.8.
Joel 1.12. 1 Sam. 14.2. Spies brought fruit
of. Num. 13.23. Saul under at Migron, 1 Sam.
14,2. Ornaments of, on the ephod, Ex. 28,
83.34. Ex. 39,24; and on the piUars of the
temple, 1 Kin. 7.18,20,42. Jer. 62,22,23.
PONTUS, the north-east province of Asia
Minor ; strangers from, in Jerusalem at Pente
cost, Act. 2.9. Peter addresses his epistle to
the strangers in, 1 Pet. 1.1.
POOLS. See Wells.
POOR, The. Job. 80.3. For want and
famine they were solitary; fleeing into the
wUdemess in former time desolate and waste.
4. Who cut up maUows by the bushes, and
juniper roots for their meat. 6. They were
driven forth from among m£n (they cried
after them as after a thief;) 6. To dwell

POOR
in the cliffs of the valleys, in caves of the earth,
aud in the rocks, v. 7,8. Pro. 31.6,7.
Pro. 10.15. The destruction of the poor is
their poverty.
Pro. 13,7, There is that maketh hiraself
poor, yet hath great riches. 23. Much food is
in the tUlage of the poor.
Pro. 18.23. The poor useth entreaties : but
the rich answereth roughly.
Pro. 19,1. Better is the poor that walketh
in his integrity, than he that is perverse in his
lips, and is a fool. 22. a poor man is better
than a Uar.
Pro. 22,7, The rich ruleth over the poor,
and the borrower is servant to the lender.
Pro. 28.6, Better is the poor that walketh
in his uprightness, than he that is perverse in
his ways, thou^ hd be rich. 11, The rich raan
is wise in his own conceit ; but the poor that
hath understanding searcheth him out.
Pro, 30.8. Give me neither poverty nor
riches ; feed rae with food convenient for rae.
9. Lest I be poor, and steal, and take the narae
of my God in vain.
Ecc. 4.13. Better is a poor and a wise
chUd than an old and fooUsh king, who will
no raore be admonished.
Ecc. 5.12. The sleep of a labouring man is
3weet, whether he eat Uttle or much. v. 9-12.
Ecc. 6.8. For what hath the wise more
than the fool? what liath the poor that know
eth to walk before the living?
Ecc. 9. 15. There was foimd in it a poor wise
man, and he by his wisdom deUvered the city ;
yet no raan reraembered that same poor man,
16. Then said I, Wisdom is better than strength:
nevertheless the poor man' s wisdom is despised ,
and his words are not heard.
Jer. 5.3. They have made their faces harder
than a rock ; they have refused to retum. 4.
Therefore I said. Surely these are poor; they
are foolish : for they know not the way of the
Lord, Twr the judgment of their God.
Luk, 9,68. Foxes have holes, and birds of
the air have nests ; but the Son of man hath
not where to lay his head.
2 Cor. 6.10. As poor, yet making many rich ;
as having nothing, and yet possessing aU
things. POOR, God's Cabb of. Job 6.15. He
saveth the poor frora the sword, frora their
mouth, and from the hand of the mighty.
16. So tho poor hath hope, and iniquity stop-
oeth her mouth.
Job 31.15. Bid not he that made me in the
womb make hira ? and did not one fashion us
in the womb ?
Job 34,19. Him that accepteth not the per
sons of princes, nor regardeth the rich more
than the poor ; for they all are the work of
his hands. 28. They cause the cry of the poor
to come unto him, and he heareth the cry of
the afflicted.
Job 36.6, He presei-veth not the life of the
wicked : but giveth right to the poor, 15. He
deUvereth the poor in his affliction, and open
eth their ears in oppression,
Psa. 9,18. The needy shaU not alway be
forgotten : the expectation of the poor shaU
Tiot perish for ever,
Psa, 10.14. Thou hast seen it ; for thou
beholdest mischief and spite, to requite ii with
thy hand : the poor comraitteth himself unto
tjjefi.

POOR
Psa. 12,5. For the oppression of the poor
for the sighing of the needy, now wiU I aris&,
saith the Lord ; I wUl set him in safety from
Mm that pufifeth at him.
Psa, 14.6. Ye have shamed the counsel of
the poor, because the Lord is his refuge.
Psa. 84.6. This poor man cried, and the
Lord heard him, and saved hira out of aU his
troubles. Psa. 35.10. Lord, who is like unto thee,
which deUverest the poor from hira that is too
strong for him, yea, the poor and the needy
from him that spoUeth him ?
Psa. 68.10. Thou, 0 God, hast prepared of
thy goodness for the poor.
Psa. 69.33. TheLord heareth the poor, and
despiseth not his prisoners,
Psa, 72,2. Ho shall judge thy people with
righteousness, and thy poor with judgment.
4. He shaU judge the poor of the people, he
shall save the chUdren of the needy, and shall
break in pieces the oppressor. 12. He shall
deUver the needy when he crieth ; the pooi
also, and him that hath no helper. 13. He
shall spare the poor and needy, and shaU save
the souls of the needy.
Psa, 74.21. Diet not the oppressed return
ashamed: let the poor and needy praise thy
narae. Psa. 102,17. He will regard the prayer of
the destitute, and not despise their prayer.
Psa. 107.9. He satisfieth the longing soul,
and fiUeth the himgry soul with goodness.
36, There he raaketh the hungry to dweU, that
they raay prepare a city for habitation. 41 . Yet
setteth he the poor on high frora affliction,
and raaketh him farailies like a fiock.
Psa. 109.31. He shall stand at the right
hand of the poor, to save him from those that
conderan his soul.
Psa. 113.7. He raiseth up the poor out of
the dust, and Ufteth the needy out of the
dunghUl ; 8. That he may set him with
princes, even with the princes of his people.
1 Sam. 2.7,8.
Psa, 132,15, I will abundantly bless her
provision : I wUl satisfy her poor with bread,
Psa. 140.12, I know that the Lord wiU
maintain the cause of the afflicted, and the
right of the poor.
Psa. 146,7, A\Tiich executeth judgment for
the oppressed ; which giveth food to the
hungry. Pro, 22.2. The rich and poor raeet together :
the Lord is the maimer of them all, 22. Bob
not the poor, because he is poor ; neither
oppress the afflicted in the gate : 23. For the
Lord wiU plead their cause, and spoU the soul
of those that spoUed them.
Pro. 29.13. The poor and the deceitful man
raeet together ; the Lord Ughteneth both their
eyes. Ecc. 6.8. If thou seest the oppression of the
poor, and violent perverting of judgment and
justice in a province, raarvel not at the matter ;
for he that is higher than the highest regard
eth ; and there be higher than they.
Isa. 11.4, With righteousness shaU he judge
the poor, and reprove with equity for the meek
of the earth.
Isa. 14.30, The firstborn of the poor shaU
feed, and the needy shaU lie down in safety.
82. The Lord hath founded Zion, and the pooi
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POOH
Isa. 25.4. Thou hast been a strength to the
poor, a strength to the needy in his distress, a
refuge from the storm, a shadow from the heat,
when the blast of the terrible ones is as &
storra against the waU.
Isa. 29.19. The poor araong men shaU re
joice in the Holy One of Israel.
Isa. 41.17. When the poor and needy seek
water, and there is none, and iheir tongue
faileth for thirst, I the Lord will hear them, I
the God of Israel wiU not forsake them.
Jer. 20.13. Praise ye the Lord : for he hath
deUvered the soul of the poor from the hand
of evUdoers.
Zeph. 3. 12. I will also leave in the midst of
thee an afflicted and poor people, and they
shaU trust in the name of the Lord.
Zee, 11.7. I win feed the fiock of slaughter,
even you, O poor of the flock. 11. So the poor
of the fiock that waited upon me knew that it
was the word of the Lord.
Mat. 11.6. The poor have the gospel preached
to thera.
Mar. 12.43. This poor widow hath cast
more in than aU they which have cast into the
treasury : 44. For aU they did cast in of their
abundance ; but she of her want did cast in
aU that she had, eoen aU her Uving.
Luk. 4.18. The Spirit of the Lord Is upon
me, because he hath anointed me to preach
the gospel to the poor,
Luk. 16.22. The beggar died, and was car
ried by the angels into Abraham's bosora.
Jas. 2.6. Hath not God chosen the poor of
this world rich in faith, and heirs of the king
dom which he hath proraised to thera that
love him ?
See God protectoe^-God's GOODNBsa —
Contentment — Ajtliction.
POOR, Justice to. Ex. 23.3. Neither
shalt thou countenance a poor man in his
cause. 6. Thou shalt not wrest the judgment
of thy poor in his cause.
Lev. 19,15. Ye shaU do no unrighteousness
in judgment ; thou shalt not respect the person
of the poor, nor honour the person of the
raighty : hut in righteousness shalt thou judge
thy neighbour,
Psa, 82,3. Defend the poor and father
less : do justice to the afflicted and needy, 4.
Deliver the poor and needy : rid thevi out of
the hand of the wicked.
Pro. 29.14. The king that faithfuUy judg
eth the poor, his throne shaU be established
for ever.
Pro. 31.9. Open thy mouth, judge right
eously, and plead the cause of the poor and
needy. Isa. 1.17- Seek judgment, relieve the oppres
sed, judge the fatherless, plead for the widow,
Isa. 16.3. Execute judginent ; make thy
shadow as the night in the midst of the noon
day ; hide the outcasts ; bewray not him that
wandereth. 4. Let mine outcasts dweU with
thee, Moab ; be thou a cover to them from
the face of the spoiler.
Jer. 22.16. He judged the cause of the poor
and needy ; then it was weU unth Mm : was
not this to know me ? saith the Lord,
Ree Poor, neglect op — Rxtlers.
POOR, Kindness to, enjoined — Alms-
orvTNG, Deu, 16.7. If there be among you
a poor man of one of thy brethren, within any
of thy gates, in thy land which tlie Lord thv
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God giveth thee, thou shalt not harden thine
heart, nor shut thine hand, from thy poor
brother ; 8. But thou shalt open thine hand
wide unto him, and shalt surely lend him suf
ficient for his need, in that which he wanteth.
10. Thou shalt surely give him, and thine
heart shaU not be grieved when thou givest
unto him : because that for this thing the
Lord thy God shaU bless thee in aU thy works,
and in all that thou puttest thine hand unto.
11. For the poor shall never cease out of the
land : therefore I coraraand thee, saying. Thou
shalt open thine hand wide unto thy brother,
to thy poor, and to thy needy, in thy land,
V. 9.
Job 29,11. When the ear heard me, then
it blessed rae ; and when the eye saw me, it
gave witness to rae : 12. Because I deUvered
the poor that cried, and the fatherless, and
him that had none to help hira. 13, The
blessing of hira that was ready to perish came
upon me : and I caused the widow's heart to
sing for joy. 15, I was eyes to the bUnd, and
feet was I to the lame, 16, I was a father to
the poor: and the cause which I knew not I
searched out.
Job 30.25. Did not I weep for him that
was in trouble ? was Twt ray soul grieved for
the poor?
Job 31,16. If I have withheld the poor
from their desire, or have caused the eyes of
the widow to faU ; 17, Or have eaten my
morsel myself alone, and the fatherless hath
not eaten thereof ; 18, (For from my youth he
was brought up with rae, as vnth a father, and
I have guided her frora my mother's womb ;)
19, If I have seen any perish for want of cloth
ing, or any poor without covering ; 20, If his
loins have not blessed me, and if he were not
warmed with the fieece of ray sheep, 22. Then
let raine arra fall frora ray shoulder blade, and
raine arm be broken frora the bone. v. 21,38-40.
Psa, 37.21. The righteous sheweth raercy,
and giveth. 26. He is ever raerciful, and
lendeth ; and his seed is blessed,
Psa. 41.1. Blessed is he that considereth
the poor : the Lord will deUver him in time
of trouble. 2, The Lord wUl preserve him,
and keep hira aUve ; and he shaU be blessed
upon the earth : and thou wUt not deUver him
unto the wUl of his enemies. 3. THie Lord will
strengthen him upon the bed of languisMng ¦
thou wUt raake aU his bed in ids sickness.
Psa, 112.4. He is gracious, and full of com
passion, and righteous. 5. A good raan shew
eth favour, and lendeth. 9. He hath dispersed,
he hath given to tho poor ; his righteousness
endureth for ever ; his hom shall be exalted
with honour.
Pro. 14.21. He that hath raercy on the poor,
happy M he. 31. He that honoureth hira hatli
mercg^ on the poor.
Pro. 19.17. He that hath pity upon the
poor lendeth unto the Lord ; and that which
he hath given wiU he pay him again.
Pro. 22.9. He that hath a bountiful eye
shaU be blessed ; for he giveth of his bread to
the poor.
Pro. 28.8. He that by usury and unjust
gain increaseth Ms sufostai ce, he shaU gather
it for him that wUl pity the poor, 27, He that
giveth unto the poor shaU not lack.
Pro. 29.7. The righteous considereth the
cause of the poor.

POOR
Pro. 31.20. She stretcheth out her hand to
the poor ; yea, she reacheth forth her hands
to tho needy.
Isa. 58.7. Is it not to deal thy bread to the
hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are
cast out to thy house ? when thou seest the
naked, that thou cover him ; and that thou
hide not thyself from thine own flesh ? 10. Jf
thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and
satisfy the afflicted soul ; then shaU thy light
rise in obscurity, and tJiy darkness he as the
noon day.
Eze. 18.7. Hath not oppressed any, hath
given his bread to the hungry, and hath covered
the naked with a garment, v. 16,17.
Dan. 4.27. Brealc off thy sins by righteous
ness, and thine iniquities by shewing mercy to
the poor ; if it may be a lengthening of thy
tranquillity. Mat. 6.42. Give to him that asketh thee,
and from hiT" that would borrow of thee tum
not thou away. v. 46.
Mat. 6.1. Take heed that ye do not your
alms before men, to be seen of them : other
wise ye have no reward of your Father which
is in heaven. 3. Bnt when thou doest alms,
let not thy left hand know what thy right hand
doeth ; 4. That thine alras may be in secret :
and thy Father which seeth in secret himself
shall reward thee openly, v. 2.
Mat, 25, 35. I was an hungered, and ye gave
me meat : I was thirsty, and ye gave me drlJik :
I was a stranger, and ye took me in : 36.
Naked, and ye clothed me : I was sick, and ye
visited me : I was in prison, and ye came unto
me. V. 3.
Mar. 14.7. Ye have the poor with you
always, and whensoever ye will ye may do
them good,
Luk, 3.11. He that hath two coats, let hira
impart to him that hatb none ; and he that
hath meat, let him do likewise.
Luk. 6.36. Do good, and lend^ hoping for
nothing again ; and your reward shaU be great,
and ye shall be the children of the Highest :
for he is Mnd unto the unthankful and to the
eviL V. 30-34. [Parable of the good Samari
tan, Luk. 10,30-37,]
Luk. 11,41. Rather give alms of such things
as ye have ; and, behold, all things are clean
unto you.
Luk. 12,33, SeU that ye have, and give
alms ; provide yourselves bags which wax not
old, a treasure in the heavens that faUeth not,
where no thief approacheth, neither moth
corrupteth, Luk, 14.12, When thou makest a dinner
or a supper, caU not thy friends, nor thy
brethren, neither thy kinsmen, nor thy rich
neighbours ; lest they also bid thee again, and
a recompence be made thee. 13. But when
thou makest a feast, call the poor, the maimed,
the lame, the blind : 14. And thou shalt be
blessed ; for they cannot recompense thee : for
thou shalt be recompensed at liie resurrection
of the just.
Luk. 18.22. Yet lackest thou one thing :
seU aU that thou hast, aud distribute unto the
poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven :
and corae, foUow rae. Mat. 19,2L Mar, 10.2,
Act. 20.35. That so labouring ye ought to
support the weak, and to remember the words
of the Lord Jesus, how he said. It ic more
blessed to give than to receive.

POOR
Rora. 12.8. He that sheweth mercy, with
cheerfulness. 13. Distributing to the necessity
of saints; given to hospitaUty.
1 Cor. 13.3. Though I bestow all my goods
to feed the poor, and have not charity, it
profiteth me nothing.
1 Cor. 16.1. Concerning the coUection foi
the saints, as I have given order to the churches
of Galatia, even so do ye. 2. Upon the first
day of the week let every one of you lay by
him in store, as God hath prospered him, that
there be no gatherings when I come.
2 Cor. 9.5. I thought it necessary to exhort
the brethren, that they woiUd go before unto
you, and make up beforehand your boiraty,
whereof ye had notice before, that the same
inight be ready, as a matter of bounty, and
not as of covetousness, v. 1-15.
Gal. 2.10. They would that we should re
member the poor ; the same which I also was
forward to do.
GaL 6, 10. As we have therefore opportunity,
let us do good unto aU men, especiaUy unto
them who are of the household of faith.
Eph. 4.28. Let him labour, working with
his hands the thing which is good, that he
may have to give to him that needeth.
ITim. 5.10. WeU reported of for good
works ; if she have washed the sauits' feet, if
she have relieved the afflicted, 16. If any man
or woraan that believeth have widows, let
thera reUeve thera, and let not the church be
charged ; that it may relieve them that are
widows indeed,
Heb. 13.3. Reraeraber them that are in
bonds, as bound with thera ; and them which
suffer adversity, as being yourselves also in
the body.
Jas. 1,27. Pure reUgion and undeffled be-
fore God and the Father is this, To visit the
fatherless and widows in their affliction.
Poor, kindness to. Examples of : Boaz,
Ruth 2,16. Jews, Est, 9.22. Teraanites, Isa.
21.14. Nebuzaradan, Jer. 39.10. Zaccheus,
Luk, 19,8. Christian churches. Act, 6,1, Act,
11.29. Rom. 15.25,26. 2 Cor. 8,1-4. Dorcas,
Act. 9.36. ComeUus, Act, 10.2,4.
See Liberality.
POOR, Laws regarding. Gleanings to
be left for, see Gleanings. Portions of
tithes and sacrifices to be given to, Deu. 14,29.
Neh, 8,10, Usury forbidden to be taken from.
Ex, 22.25. Lev. 25.36. Pledges to be retumed,
see Creditors. Hired servants' treatment,
Deu. 24.14,16. See Servants. PrivUeges at
the Sabbatical year and JubUee, Ex, 23.11.
Lev. 25.26-28,39,40. Deu. 16.9. Their sacri
fices. Lev. 6.7-11. Lev. 14.21. Atonement-
money, half a shekel, Ex. 30,16,
POOR, Neglect and Oppression of.
Warning against. Job 20,19. Because he
hath oppressed and hath fors£^en the poor ;
because he hath violently taken away au house
which he bmlded not ; 20, Surely he shaU
not feel quietness in his beUy, he shaU not
save of that which he desired.
Job 22,6. Thou hast taken a pledge from
thy brother for nought, and stripped the naked
of their clothing. 7. Thou hast not given
water to the weary to drink, and thou hast
withholden bread from the hungry. 9. Thou
hast sent widows away erapty, and the arms
of the fatherless have been broken, 10. There
fore snares are round about thee, and sudden
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fear troubleth thee; 11, Or darkness, that
thou canst not see ; and abundance of waters
cover thee.
Job 24.4. They tum the needy out of the
way : the poor of the earth hide theraselves
together. 7. They cause the naked to lodge
without clothing, that they ha/oe no covering in
the cold ; 8. They are wet with the showers
of the mountains, and embrace the rode for
want of a shelter ; 9. They pluck the father
less from the breast, and take a pledge of the
poor ; 10, They cause him to go naked without
clothing, and they take away the sheaf from
the hungry.
Psa, 10,2. The wicked in his pride doth
persecute the poor : let them be taken in the
devices that they have imagined. 8. His eyes
are privUy set against the poor, 9, He lieth
in wait to catch the poor : he doth catch tlie
poor, when he draweth him into his net. 10.
He croucheth, amd hurableth himself, that the
poor may fall by his strong ones.
Psa. 37.14, The wicked have drawn out the
.sword, and have bent their bow, to cast down
the poor and needy.
Psa. 109.16. Because that he remerabered
not to shew mercy, but persecuted the poor
and needy man, that he might even slay the
broken in heart.
Pro. 14.20. The poor is hated even of his
own neighbour.
Pro. 17.5. Whoso raocketh the poor re
proacheth his Maimer : and he that is glad
at calaraities shall not be unpunished.
Pro, 19,4, The poor is separated from his
neighbour, 7- AU the brethren of the poor do
hate him : how much more do his friends go
far from him ? he pursueth them with words,
yet they are wanting to him.
Pro. 21.13. Whoso stoppeth his ears at the
cry of the poor, he also shaU cry himself, but
shall not be heard.
Pro. 22.16. He that oppresseth the poor to
increase his riches, and he that giveth to the
rich, shall surely come to want.
Pro. 28-3, A poor raan that oppresseth the
poor is like a sweeping rain, which leaveth no
food. 15. As a roaring lion, and a ranging
bear; so is a wicked ruler over the poor
people. V. 27.
Pro. 29.7. The righteous considereth the
cause of the poor : but the wicked regardeth
not to know it.
Pro, 30.14. There is a generation whose
teeth a/re as swords, and their jaw-teeth as
knives, to devour the poor from off the earth,
and the needy from aTnong men.
Tsa. 3.14. The Lord wiU enter into judg
ment with the ancients of his people, and the
princes thereof: for ye have eaten up the
vineyard ; the spoil of the poor is in your
houses. 15. What mean ye that ye beat my
people to pieces, and grind the faces of the
poor ? saith the Lord God of hosts.
Isa. 10.1. Woe unto them that decree un
righteous decrees, and that write grievousness
which they have prescribed; 2. To tum aside
the needy from judgment, and to take away
the right from the poor of my people, that
widows may be their prey, and that they may
rob the fatherless I
[sa. ,S2.6. The vUe person will speak viUany,
and hia heart wiU work iniquity, to make
amply the soul of the hungry; and he wiU
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cause the drink of the thirsty to faU. 7. Hd
deviseth wicked devices to destroy the poor
with lying words, even when the needy speak
eth right.
Eze. 16,49, This was the iniquity of thy
sister Sodom, pride, neither did she strengthen
the hand of the poor and needy.
Eze, 18.12. Hath oppressed the poor and
needy, hath spoUed by violence, hath not
restored the pledge.
Eze. 22.29, The people of the land have
used oppression, and exercised robbery, and
have vexed the poor and needy; yea, they
have oppressed the stranger wrongfully.
Amos 2.6. For three transgressions of
Israel, and for four, I wUl not tum away the
punishment thereof; because they sold the
righteous for sUver, and the poor for a pair of
shoes ; 7- That pant after the dust of the
earth on the head of the poor, and tum aside
the way of the meek. 8, And they lay tliem-
selves down upon clothes laid to pledge by
every altar,
Amos 4.1, Hear this word, ye which op
press the poor, which crush the needy, which
say to their masters. Bring, and let us drink.
2. The Lord God hath sworn by his holiness,
that, lo, the days shall corae upon you, that
he wUl take you away with hooks,
Araos 6,11. As your treading is upon the
poor, and ye take from him burdens of wheat :
ye have buUt houses of hewn stone, but ye
shaU not dweU in them ; ye have planted
pleasant vineyards, but ye shaU not drink
wine of them, 12, For I know your manifold
transgressions and your mighty sins : they
tum aside the poor in the gate from their
right. Araos 8.4. Hear this, 0 ye that swaUow up
the needy, even to raake the poor of the land
to fail, 6, That we may buy the poor for
sUver, and the needy for a pair of shoes.
Hab. 3.14. Their rejoicing was as to devom
the poor secretly.
Zee. 7.10. Oppress not the widow, nor the
fatherless, the stranger, nor the poor.
Mat. 25,42. I was an hungred, and ye gave
me no raeat : I was thirsty, and ye gave me
no drink. 45. Then shaU he answer them,
sajdng, VerUy I say unto you, Inasmuch as
ye did it not to one of the least of these, ye
did it not to me.
Luk. 16.20. There was a certain beggar
named Lazarus, which was laid at his gate,
fuU of sores, 21. And desiring to be fed
with the crumbs which feU from the rich man's
table ; moreover, the dogs carae and Ucked
his sores.
Jno. 12.6. This he said, not that he cared
for the poor ; but because he was a thief.
Jas. 2. 2. If there corae in also a poor raan in
vUe raiment ; 3. And ye have respect to him
that weareth the gay clothing, and say unto
him. Sit thou here in a good place ; and say
to the poor, Stand thou there, or sit here
under ray foofstool : 4. Are ye not then
partial in yourselves, 6. Ye have despised
the poor. 16, If a brother or sister be naked,
and destitute of daUy food, 16. And one of
you say unto them, Depart in peace, be ye
warmed and filled ; notwithstanding ye give
them not those things which are needful to
the body ; what doth it profit ?
1 .Jno, 3.17, Whoso hatK this world's good.

POPLAR
and seeth his brother have need, and shutteth
up his bowels of compassion from him, how
dweUeth the love of God in him? 18, My
little chUdren, let us not love in word, neither
iu tongue ; but in deed and in tmth, 19. And
hereby we know that we are of the truth, and
shaU assure cm: hearts before him.
See Rulers.
POPLAR, Gen. 30.37. Idolatrous sacrifices
under, Hos. 4.13.
PORCH. See House— Temple-porch.
PORTERS. See Levites.
POSTS (runners). Job 9.26. Jer. 51.31 ; of
Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 30.6,10; Ahasuerus, Est. 3.
13,16. Rode on horseback, mules, and camels.
Est. 8.10,14.
POTIPHAR, captain of Pharaoh's guard ;
buys Joseph ; imprisons hira. Gen. 39.
POTIPHERA, prince or priest of On;
father of Joseph's wife, Gen. 41.45.
POTSHERD, a fragment of earthenware,
Job 2.8, Isa. 45.9.
POTTAGE. See Broth.
POTTER, 1 Chr. 4,23, Working of the
clay, Isa, 41.25. Turning vessels, Jer. 18,3,4.
Field of, bought with Judas' raoney. Mat. 27.
7-10. Zee. 11.13, Illustrative, Isa. 64,8,
Rom. 9.21. Potter's clay symboUcal, Dan.
2,41, POUND, 1. (Heb. maneh), 100 shekels,
abo t 4 lbs., 1 Kin. 10.17 with 2 Chr, 9.16,16 ;
but only 15 shekels in Eze, 45.12, 2. (Gr.
mina), about £3, 10s., Luk. 19.13, 3, (Gr.
litra), about 12 oz,, Jno. 12.3, Jno, 19.39.
PRAISE. Standing, 1 Chr. 6.33 {ma/rg.),
39,44. 1 Chr. 23.30, 2 Chr. 6.12. 2 Chr.
7.6. 2 Chr. 20.19. Neh, 9,5. Psa. 135.2,3.
See-Music, sacred — Worship.
PRAISE. Ex. 15. 2. He is my God, and I
wUl prepare hun an habitation ; my father's
God, and I wUl exalt him. v. 1.
Deu. 10,21, He is thy praise, and he is thy
God, that hath done for thee these great and
terrible things,
Jud. 5,3. Hear, O ye kings ; give ear, O ye
princes ; I, even I, will sing unto the Lord ; I
will sing praise to the Lord God of Israel,
2 Sara. 22.4. I wiU caU on the Lord, who is
worthy to be praised. Psa. 18.3.
1 Chr. 16.31. Let the heavens be glad, and
let the earth rejoice : and let men say araong
the nations. The Lord reigneth, 33. Then
shaU the trees of the wood sing out at the
presence of the Lord, 36, Blessed be the
Lord God of Israel for ever and ever. And aU
the people said, Amen, and praised the Lord.
I Chr. 29.20. 2 Chr. 7.3. Neh. 8.6.
1 Chr. 23.30. Stand every moming to
thank and praise the Lord, and lilcewise at
even. Job 36,24. Remember that thou magnify
his work, which men behold.
Psa. 7.17. I wUl praise the Lord according
to his righteousness : and wUl sing praise to
the narae of the Lord most high.
Psa. 8.2. Out of the mouth of babes and
suckUngs hast thou ordained strength because
of thine enemies, that thou raightest stiU the
•enemy and the avenger.
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dweUeth in Zion : declare among the people
his doings.
Psa, 22.22. I wUI declare thy name unto ray
brethren: in the raidst of the congregation
wUl I praise thee, 23. Ye that fear the Lord,
praise him ; all ye the seed of Jacob, glorify
hira; andfearhim, all ye the seed of Israel, 25.
My praise shall be of thee in the great congre
gation. Psa. 26.12, In the congregations wiU I bless
the Lord,
Psa. 30.4. Sing unto the Lord, O ye saints
of his, and give thanks at the remembrance
of his holiness. Psa. 97.12,
Psa. 33.1. Rejoice in the Lord, 0 ye right
eous : for praise is comely for the upright. 2.
Praise the Lord with harp : sing unto him
with the psaltery and an instrument of ten
strings. 3. Sing unto him a new song ; play
skilfuUy with a loud noise.
Psa. 34,1. IwiUbless the Lord at aU times:
his praise shall continuaUy be in ray raouth,
2. My soul shaU ma^e her boast in the Lord.
3. O magmfy the Lord with me, and let us
exalt his narae together.
Psa. 35.28. M.y tongue shall speak of thy
righteousness and of thy praise all the day
long. V. 18.
Psa. 41.13. Blessed be the Lord God of
Israel frora everlasting, and to everlasting.
Amen, and Amen.
Psa. 42.4. I went with them to the house
of God, with the voice of joy and praise, with
a raultitude that kept holy day.
Psa, 43.3. 0 send out thy Ught and thy
truth : let thera lead me ; let them bring me
unto thy holy hill, and to thy tabernacles. 4,
Then wUl I go unto the altar of God, unto God
my exceeding joy: yea, upon the harp will I
praise thee, 0 God my God,
Psa, 47.1. 0 clap your hands, aU ye people ;
shout unto God with the voice of triumph, 6,
Sing praises to God, sing praises : sing praises
unto our King, sing praises, 7. For God is
the King of aU the earth : sing ye praises with
understanding. Psa. 50,23. Whoso offereth praise glorifieth
me. Psa. 61.14. 0 God, thou God of ray salva
tion: my tongue shaU sing aloud of thy
righteousness. 15, 0 Lord, open thou my
Ups ; and my mouth shaU shew forth thy
praise. Psa, 52.9, I will praise thee for ever, because
thou hast done it: and I will wait on thy
narae ; for it is good before thy saints,
Psa. 66.10. In God wiU I praise h4s word :
in the Lord wiU I praise his word.
Psa. 67.7. My heart is fixed, 0 God, ray
heart is fixed : I will sing and give praise. 8.
Awake up, my glory; awake, psaltery and
harp : I myself wiU awake early. 9, I wiU
praise thee, O Lord, among the people : I wiU
sing unto thee among the nations, Psa. 108.
1-3. Psa, 61.8. So wUl I sing praise unto thy
name for ever, that I may daUy perforra ray
vows. Psa, 63.3. Because thy lovingkindness is
better than Ufe, my Ups shaU praise thee. 4.
Thus wiU I bless thee whUe I live : I wiU lift
up my hands in thy name. 5. My soul shaU
be satisfied as with marrow and fatness ; and
my mouth shall nraise thee with joyful lips :
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6, When I reraember thee upon my bed, and
meditate on thee in the night watches,
Psa, 65.1. Praise waiteth for thee, 0 God,
iu Sion : and unto thee shall the vow be per
formed. Psa, 66.1. Make a joyful noise xmto God,
aU ye lands : 2. Sing forth the honour of his
name : make his praise glorious. 8. O bless
our God, ye people, and make the voice of his
praise to be heard.
Psa. 67.3. Let the people praise thee, O
God ; let aU the people praise thee. 4. 0 let
the nations be glad and sing for joy.
Psa, 68,4. Sing imto God, sing praises to
his name : extol him hat rideth upon the
heavens by his name JAH, and rejoice before
him. 26. Bless ye God in the congregations,
even the Lord, from the fountain of Israel.
V. 32-34.
Psa. 69.30. I will praise the narae of Grod
with a song, and wiU magnify him with thanks
giving. 31. This also shall please the Lord
better than an ox, 34. Let the heaven and
earth praise him, the seas, and every thing
that raoveth therein.
Psa. 70.4, Let all those that seek thee
rejoice aud be glad in thee : and let such as
love thy salvation say continuaUy, Let God be
magnified, Psa. 40.16.
Psa. 71,8. Let my mouth be filled with thy
praise and with thy honour aU the day, 14,
I wUl hope continuaUy, and wUl yet praise
thee more and more. 16. My mouth shaU
shew forth thy righteousness and thy salvation
aU the day ; for I know not the nurabers
thereof. 22. I will also praise thee with the
psaltery, even thy tmth, O my God : unto thee
wiU I stng with the harp, O thou Holy One of
Israel. Psa. 75.1. Unto thee, 0 God, do we give
ttianks, unto thee do we give thanks : for that
thy narae is near thy wondrous works declare.
9. I wiU declare for ever ; I wiU sing praises to
the God of Jacob.
Psa. 79.13. We thy people and sheep of
thy pasture will give thee thanks for ever : we
wUl shew forth thy praise to aU generations.
Psa. 81.1. Sing aloud unto God our
strength : make a joyful noise unto the God
of Jacob. 2. Take a psalm, and bring hither
the timbrel
Psa. 84.4. Blessed are they that dwell in
thy house : they will be stiU praising thee.
Fsa. 86.12. I wiU praise thee, O Lord ray
God, with aU ray heart : and I wUl glorify thy
narae for everraore.
Psa. 87,7. As weU the singers as the players
on instruments shall be there.
Psa. 89.52, Blessed he the Lord for ever
more. Araen, and Araen.
Psa. 92,1, It is a good thiTig to give thanks
unto the Lord, and to sing praises unto thy
narae, O most High : 2. To shew forth thy
lovingkindness in the morning, and thy faith
fulness every night.
Psa, 95.1. O come, let us sing unto the
Lord : let us raake a joyful noise to the rock
of our salvation. 2. Let us corae before his
presence with thanksgiving, and raake a joyful
noise unto him with psalms. 6, 0 come, let
us worship and bow down : let us kneel before
the Lord our maker. 7, For he is our God ;
and we are the people of his pasture, and the
.sheep of his hand.
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Psa. 96,1. O sing unto the Lord a nevt
song : sing imto the Lord, all the earth, 2.
Sing unto the Lord, bless his name ; shew
forth his salvation from day to day. 7. Give
unto the Lord, 0 ye kindreds of the people,
give unto the Lord glory and strength. 8.
Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his
name : bring an offering, and corae into his
courts. 9. O worship the Lord in the beauty
of holiness : fear before him, all the earth.
Psa, 98.4, Make a joyful noise unto the
Lord, aU the earth : make a loud noise, and
rejoice, and sing praise, 5. Sing unto the
Lord with the harp ; with the harp, and the
voice of a psalra. 6. With trumpets and
sound of comet make a joyful noise before the
Lord, the King,
Psa, 99,3. Let them praise thy great and
terrible name ; for it is holy. 5. Exalt ye the
Lord our God, and worship at his footstool ;
for he is holy. v. 9.
Psa, 100.1. Make a joyful noise unto the
Lord, aU ye lands. 2. Serve the Lord with
gladness : corae before his presence with sing
ing, 4. Enter into his gates with thanksgiving,
and into his courts with praise : be thankful
unto him, and bless his name.
Psa, 101.1. I wUl sing of mercy and judg
raent : unto thee, O Lord, wUl I sing.
Psa. 103,22. Bless the Lord, aU his works
in aU places of his dominion : bless the Lord,
O my sold, v. 20.
Psa. 104.33. I will sing unto the Lord as
long as I Uve : I wUl sing praise to my God
whUe I have my being. 34. My meditation of
him shall be sweet : I wiU be glad in the
Lord. Psa. 106. 1, O give thanks unto the Lord ;
caU upon his name : make known his deeds
among the people, 2, Sing unto him, sing
psalms unto him : talk ye cf all his wondrous
works. 3. Glory ye in his holy narae : let
the heart of them rejoice that seek the Lord.
Psa, 106.1. Praise ye the Lord. O give
thanks unto the Lord ; for he is good : for his
mercy end/wrefh for ever. 48. Blessed he the
Lord God of Israel from everlasting to ever
lasting: and let all the people say. Amen,
Praise ye the Lord.
Psa, 107-32. Let them exalt him also in the
congregation of the people, and praise him in
the assembly of the elders, v. 1.
Psa. 109.30. I wiU greatly praise the Lord
with my mouth ; yea, I wiU praise him among
the raultitude,
Psa. 111.1, Praise ye the Lord. 1 wiU
praise the Lord with my whole heart, in the
asserably of the upright, and in the congrega
tion. 10, His praise endureth for ever.
Psa. 116.18. We wiU bless the Lord from
this time forth and for evermore. Praise the
Lord. Psa. 116.13. I wiU take the cup of salvation,
and call upon the name of the Lord, 18. Now
in the presence of aU his people, 19. In the
courts of the Lord's house, in the midst of
thee, O Jerusalem. Praise ye the Lord.
Psa. 117.1, O praise the Lord, aU ye nations :
praise him, aU ye people. 2. For his merciful
kindness is great toward us : and the truth of
the Lord endureth for ever. Praise ye the
Lord. Psa. 118.15. The voice of rejoicing and
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28, Thou art my God, aud I wUl praise thee :
thou art my God, I will exalt thee. v. 29.
Fsa, 119.7. I wlU praise thee with upright*
ness of heart, when I shall have leamed thy
righteous judgments, 62. At midnight I wiU
rise to give t^nks unto thee because of thy
righteous judgments, 108. Accept, I beseech
thee, the freewiU-offerings of my mouth, O
Lord, and teach me thy judgments, 164.
Seven times a day do I praise thee because of
thy righteous judgments. 171. My Ups shall
utter praise, when thou hast taught me thy
statutes. 1*^2. My tongue shall speak of thy
word : for all thy commandraents a/re righteous
ness. Psa, 134,1. Behold, bless ye the Lord, all
ye servants of the Lord, which by night stand
in the houae of the Lord, 2. Lift up your
hands in the sanctuary, and bless the Lord.
Psa. 113.1,2.
Psa, 185. 1. Praise ye the name of the Lord ;
praise him, O ye servants of the Lord. 2. Ye
that stand in the house of the Lord, in the
courts of the house of our God, 3. Praise the
Lord ; for the Lord ia good : sing praises unto
his name ; for it es pleasant. 19. Bless the
Lord, 0 house of Israel: bless the Lord, 0
house of Aaroi*. : 20. Bless the Lord, O house
of Levi : ye that fear the Lord, bless the Lord.
21. Blessed be the Lord out of Zion, which
dweUeth at Jerusalem. Praise ye the Lord.
Psa. 136.2. O give thanks unto the God of
gods : for his mercy endureth for ever, v. 1-26.
Psa. 138.1. I wUl praise thee with my
whole heart : before the gods wiU I sing praise
unto thee. 2. I wUl worship toward thy holy
temple, and praise thy name for thy loving
kindness and for thy truth.
Psa. 140.13. Surely the ri^teous shaU give
thanks unto thy name : the upright shall dwell
in thy presence.
Psa. 144.9. I will sing a new song unto
thee, O God : upon a psaltery and an instru
ment of ten strings TriU I sing praises unto
thee. Psa. 145.1. I wiU extol thee, my God, O
king ; and I wiU bless thy name for ever and
ever. 2, Every day wUl I bless thee ; and I
will praise thy narae for ever and ever. 21.
My mouth shaU speak the praise of the Lord :
and let aU flesh bless his holy name for ever
and ever.
Psa, 146,1. Praise ye the Lord. Praise the
Lord, O my soul. 2. WhUe I Uve wiU I praise
the Lord : I wUl sing pr^dses unto my God
whUe I have any being.
Psa, 147.1. Praise ye the Lord: for it is
good to sing praises imto our God ; for it is
pleasant ; and praise is comely. 7. Sing unto
the Lord with thanksgiving ; sing praise upon
the harp unto our God, 12. Praise ihe Lord,
0 Jerusalem ; praise thy God, O Zion.
Psa. 148.1. Praise ye the Lord from the
heavens : praise him in the heights. 2, Praise
ye him, aU his angels: aU his hosts, 3,
Sun and moon : aU ye stars of light, 4, Ye
heavens of heavens, and ye waters that be
above the heavens. 6. Let thera praise the
name of the Lord : for he commanded, and
they were created. 11. Kings of the earth, and
all people ; princes, and aU judges of the
earth : 12. Both young men, and maidens ;
old men, and chUdren : 13, Let them praise
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excellent ; his glory is above the earth and
heaven, v. 1-14.
Psa. 149.1, Sing unto the Lord a new song,
and his praiae In the congregation of saints.
2. Let Israel rejoice in him that made him :
let the children of Zion be joyful in their
King. 3. Let them praise his name in the
dance : let them sing praises unto him with
the timbrel and harp. 6. Let the saints be
joyful iu glory: let them sing aloud upon
their beds. 6. Let the high praises of God be
in their mouth. Psa. 150,
Isa. 12,1. Thou shalt say, O Lord, I wUl
praise thee : though thou wast angry with me,
thine anger is tumed away, and thoji com-
fortedst me, v. 1-6.
Isa. 24,16. From the uttermost part of the
earth have we heard songs, even glory to the
righteous. Isa. 35.10. The ransomed of the Lord shaU
retum, and come to Zion with songs and ever
lasting joy upon their heads.
Isa. 38,19. The Uving, the Uving, he shall
praise thee, as I c2o this day,
Isa. 42,10. Sing unto the Lord a new song,
and his praise from the end of the earth, ye
that go down to the sea, and all that is there
in ; the isles, and the inhabitants thereof. 11.
Let the wUdemess and the cities thereof lift
up th^ voice, the vUlages that Kedar doth
inhabit : let the inhabitants of the rock sing,
let them shout from the top of the mountaina.
12. Let them give glory unto the Lord, and
declare his praise in the islands.
Isa. 43.21. This people have I formed for
myself ; they shaU shew forth ray praise.
Isa. 61.3. He wiU make her wilderness like
Eden, joy and gladness shaU be found therein,
thanksgiving, and the voice of raelody.
Isa. 62.8. Thy watchmen shaU Uft up the
voice; with the voice together fihall they
sing. Isa. 61.3. To appoint unto them that
moum in Zion, to give unto them the gar
ment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.
Jer. 31,7. Sing with gladness for Jacob,
and shout among the chief of the nations :
publish ye, praise ye, and say, 0 Lord, aave
thy people.
Jer. 33.11, The voice of joy, and the voice
of gladness, the voice of thera that shaU say,
Praise the Lord of hosts: for the Lord is
good ; for his mercy endureth for ever : and
of them that shall bring the sacrifice of praise
into the house of the Lord.
Dan. 2. 20. Blessed be the narae of God for
ever and ever : for wisdom and raight are his.
23. 1 thank thee, and praise thee, O thou God
of my fathers.
Dan. 4.37. I Nebuchadnezzar praise and
extol and honour the King of heaven, aU
whose works are truth, and his waya judg
ment, Jonah 2.9. I will sacriflce unto thee with
the voice of thanksgiving ; I wiU pay tfiat that
I have vowed.
Mat, 26.30. When they had sung an hymn,
they went out into the mount of OUves. Mar.
14.20, Luk, 1.46. Mary said. My soul doth mag
nify the Lord. 47. And my spirit hath rejoiced
in God my Saviour. 68. Bleased be the Lord
God of Israel ; for he hath visited and redeem
ed hia people, 69. And hath raised up an
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hom of salvation for us in the house of his |
servant David.
Luk. 2. 20. The shepherds retumed, glorify
ing and praising God for aU the things that
they had heard and seen.
Luk. 19.37. The whole raultitude of the
disciples began to rejoice and praise God with
a loud voice for aU the raighty works that they
had seen ; 38. Saying, Blessed be the King
that coraeth in the name of the Lord ; peace
in heaven, and glory in the highest.
Luk, 24.63. Were continuaUyin the teraple,
praising and blessing God.
Act. 2.46. Did eat their raeat with glad
ness and singleness of heart, 47. Praising
God. Act. 4.24. They Ufted up their voice to
God with one accord, and said. Lord, thou art
God, which hast made heaven, and earth, and
the sea, and aU that iu them is.
Act. 16.25. At midnight Paul and SUas
prayed, and sang praises unto God : and the
prisoners heard them.
Rom. 11,36, Of him, and through him, and
to him, are aU things : to whom be glory for
ever. Araen.
Rom. 16.27. To God only wise, be glory
through Jesus Christ for ever. Araen.
1 Cor. 14.15. I wiU sing with the spirit,
and I wiU sing with the understanding also.
1 Cor, 35.57. Thanks be to God, which giv
eth us the victoiy through our Lord Jesus
Christ. Eph. 1.3. Blessed he the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed
us with aU spiritual blessings in heavenly
places in Christ.
Eph. 3.20, Now imto him that is able to
do exceeding abundantly above aU that we
ask or think, according to the power that
worketh in us, 21. Unto him he glory in the
church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages,
world without end. Amen.
Eph. 5.19. Speaking to yourselves in psalms
and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and
making raelody in your heart to the Lord,
Col. 3.16,
PhU. 4.20. Unto God and our Father be
glory for ever aud ever. Amen. Gal. 1.5.
1 Tim. 1.17. Unto the King etemal, im-
raortal, invisible, the only wise God, he hon
our and glory for ever and ever. Amen.
Heb. 13.15. By him therefore let us offer
the sacriflce of praise to God continuaUy, that
is, the fruit of our Ups giving thanks to his
name. Jas. 5.13. Is any merry? let hira sing
psalms. 1 Pet 1.3, Blessed &e the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, which, according to
his abundant raercy, hath begotten us again
unto a Uvely hope, by the resurrection of
Jesus Christ frora the dead,
1 Pet. 2.9. Shew forth the praises of Mm
who hath caUed you out of darkness into his
marveUous Ught,
1 Pet. 5.11. To hira be glory and dominion
for ever and ever. Amen. 2 Pet. 3. 18.
Rev. 14,7. Fear God, and give glory to
him ; worship him that made heaven, and
earth, and the sea, and the fountains of
waters. I
Rev. 15.4. Who shaU not fear thee, 0 Lord, |
and glorify thy name ? for thou only art holy ;
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for all nations shaU come and worship before
thee. Rev. 19.5. Praise our God, all ye his ser
vants, and ye that fear him, both small and
great. See God's glory, praise of— Spiritual
peace — Thankfulness.
PRAISE in Christ's Name, Eph. 6.20.
Heb. 13.15. 1 Pet. 2.5.
PRAISE IN Heaven, and by Angiils.
Neh. 9.6. The host of heaven worshippeth
thee. Job, 38.7, The morning-stars sang together,
and aU the sons of God shouted for joy.
Psa, 24,7. Lift up your heads, 0 ye gates;
and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors ; and
the King of glory shall come in. 8. Who is
this King of glory? The Lord strong and
mighty, the Lord mighty in battle, v. 9,10.
Psa. 103.20, Bless the Lord, ye his angels,
that excel in strength, that do his command
ments, hearkening unto the voic^ of his word.
21, Bless ye the Lord, aU ye his hosts ; ye
ministers of his, that do his pleasure,
Jgsa. 148.2. Praise ye him, aU his angels:
praise ye him, aU his hdsts.
Isa. 6.3. One cried unto another, and said.
Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts ; the
whole earth is fuU of his glory.
Eze. 3.12. Then the spirit took me up, and
I heard behind me a voice of a great rush
ing, saying. Blessed be the glory of the Lord
from his place.
Luk. 2.13. Suddenly there was with the
angel a multitude of the heavenly host, prais
ing God, and saying, 14. Glory to God in the
highest, and on earth peace, good wiU toward
raen. Rev. 1.6, Hath made us kings and priests
unto God and his Father ; to him be glory and
dominion for ever and ever.
Rev. 4.8. They rest not day and night, say
ing, Holy, holy, holy. Lord God Almighty,
which was, and is, and is to corae. 9. And
when those beasts give glory and honour and
thanks to hira that sat on the throne, who
Uveth for ever and ever, 10. The four and
twenty elders faU down before him that sat
on the throne, and worship him that Uveth
for ever and ever, and cast their crowns before
the throne, saying, 11. Thou art worthy, 0
Lord, to receive gloiy and honour and power:
for thou hast created aU things, and for thy
pleasure they are, and were created.
Rev, 6.9. They sung a new song, saying.
Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open
the seals thereof; for thou wast slain, and
hast redeemed us to God by thy blood out of
every kindred, and tongue, and people, and
nation ; 10. And hast made us unto our God
kings and priests : and we shaU reign on the
earth. 11. I beheld, and I heard the voice of
many angels round about the throne and the
beasts and the elders: 12. Saying with a loud
voice. Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to
receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and
strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.
13. And every creature which is in heaven,
and on the earth, and under the earth, and
such as are in the sea, and aU that are tn them^
heard I saying, Blessing, and honour, and
glory, and power, he unto hira that sitteth
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PRAYER
ahd ever. 14. And the four beasts said.
Amen. Rev. 7.10. Cried with a loud voice, saying.
Salvation to our God which sitteth upon the
throne, and unto the Lamb. 11. And aU the
angels stood round about the throne, and
cibovt the elders and the four beasts, and feU
before the throne on their faces, and worship
ped Grod, 12, Saying, Araen : Blessing, and
glory, and wisdora, and thanksgiving, and
honour, and power, and raight, he unto our
God for ever and ever. Amen.
Rev. 11.16. The four and twenty elders,
which sat before God on their seats, fell upon
their faces, and worshipped Grod, 17. Saying,
We give thee thanks, O Lord God Almighty,
which art, and wast, and art to come ; because
thou hast taken to thee thy great power, and
hast reigned.
Rev, 14.2. I heard a voice from heaven, as
the voice of many waters, and as the voice of
a great thimder: and I heard the voice of
harpers harping with their harps: 3, And
they sung as it were a new song before the
throne, and before the four beasts, and the
elders : and no man could leam that song but
the himdred and forty and four thousand,
which were redeemed from the earth.
Rev. 15.3. They sing the song of Moses the
servant of God, and t^e song of the Larab,
saying, Great and raarveUous are thy works,
Lord God Alraighty; just and true are thy
ways, thou King of saints. 4. Who shaU not
fear thee, 0 Lord, and glorify thy narae ? for
thou only art holy : for all nations shall come
and worship before thee ; for thy judgments
are made manifest.
Rev. 19.1. I heard a great voice of rauah
people iu heaven, saying. Alleluia ; Salvation,
and glory, and honour, and power, unto the
Lord our God. 3. And again they said.
Alleluia. 4. And the four and twenty elders
and the four beasts feU down and worshipped
God that aat on the throne, saying. Amen ;
Alleluia. 6. And a voice came out of the
throne, saying. Praise our God, aU ye his ser
vants, and ye that fear him, both sraaU and
great, 6. Ajid I heard as it were the voice cf
a great multitude, and as the voice of raany
waters, and as the voice of raighty thunderings,
saying, Alleluia : for the Lord God omnipotent
reigneth. 7. Let us be glad ;vnd rejoice, and
give honour to him: for the marriage of
the Lamb is come, and his wife hath raade
herself ready.
PRAYER. [Prayer, in connection with
the foUowing objects, wiU be found under the
heads: Affliction — God's favour — Holy
SPIRIT — Ministers — Pardon — Spiritual
blessings— Temporal blessings— Tempta
tion — Wisdom.]
KneeUng in, 1 Kin. 8,64. 2 Chr. 6.13.
Ezr. 9.6. Psa. 95.6. Isa. 45.23. Dan. 6.10.
Luk. 22.41. Act. 7.60. Act, 9.40, Act. 20,
36. Act, 21,5, Eph, 3,14, Phil. 2.10.
Bowing, and falling on the face. Gen. 24.
26,52. Ex. 4.31. Ex. 12,27. Nura. 16,22,45,
Num. 20.6. Jos. 6.14, Jos. 7,6, 1 Chr. 21.
16, 2 Chr. 20,18. Eze. 9.8. Mat. 26.39,
Mar. 14.35. See Isa. 6.2. P^v. 11.16.
Spreading out the hands, 1 Kin. 8.22,38,64.
Ezr. 9,6, Neh. 8.6. Paa. 28.2. Paa. 63.4.
Psa, 88.9. Psa. 134.2. Psa 141.2. Isa. 1.15.
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Standhig, ISam. 1.26. lKin.8.U,55. 2Chr.
20.9. Neh. 9.2,4, Mar. 11.25, Luk, 18,11,13.
PRAYER, Answer PROMISED to Prayer
— Prayer enjoined, Ex. 22,23, If thou af
flict them in any wise, and they cry at all unto
me, I will surely hear their cry, 27. When he
crieth unto me, I wiU hear ; for I am '
gracious, Deu. 4.7. What nation is there so great,
who hath God so nigh imto thera, as the Lord
our God is in all thiTigs that we caU upon him
for ? 29. But if from thence thou shalt seek
the Lord thy God, thou shalt find hvm, if thou
seek hira with all thy heart and with all thy
soul. 1 Kin. 3.5. God said. Ask what I shall
give thee. 2 Chr. 1.7.
1 Chr. 16.11. Seek the Lord and his strength,
seek his face continuaUy. 35. Say ye. Save us,
0 God of our salvation, and gather us together,
and deliver us frora the heathen, that we may
give thanks to thy holy name, and glory in
thy praise.
1 Chr. 28,9. If thou seek him, he wiU be
found of thee; but if thou forsake him, he
wiU cast thee off for ever.
2 Chr. 7.14. If my people, which are caUed
by my name, shaU humble theraselves, and
pray, and seek my face, and tum frora their
wicked ways ; then wiU I hear from heaven,
and wUl forgive their sin, and will heal their
land. 15, Now mine eyes shaU be open, and
mine ears attent unto the prayer that is made
in this place. 1 Kin. 8.22-63. 2 Chr. 6.
Job 8,5. If thou wouldest seek unto God
betiraes, and make thy suppUcation to the
Almighty ; 6. If thou wert pure and upright ;
surely now he would awake for thee.
Job 12.4. Who caUeth upon God, and he
answereth him.
Job 22,27. Thou shalt raake thy prayer
unto him, and he shaU hear thee, and thou
shalt pay thy vows.
Job 33,26. He shaU pray unto God, and he
wiU be favourable unto hira : and he shaU
see his face with joy.
Job 34, 28. They cause the cry of the poor
to come unto him, and he heareth the ciy of
the afflicted,
Psa, 9,12. He forgetteth not the ciy of the
hurable, Psa, 10.17, Lord, thou hast heard the
desire of the hurable : thou wUt prepare their
heart, thou wUt cause thine ear to hear.
Psa. 18.3. I will caU upon the Lord, who is
worthy to be praised : so shaU I be saved from
mine enemies.
Psa. 32.6, For this shaU every one that is
godly pray unto thee in a tirae when thou
raayest be found : surely in the floods of great
waters they shaU not come nigh unto liim.
Psa, 34.16. The eyes of the Lord are upon
the righteous, and his ears are open unto
their cry. 17. The righteous cry, and the
Lord heareth, and deUvereth them out of aU
their trouble,s,
Psa. 87,4. DeUght thyself also in the Lord ;
and he shaU give thee the desires of thine
heart, 6. Commit thy way unto the Lord ;
trust also in him ; and he shall bring it to
Psa, 38.15, In thee, O Lord, do I hope :
thou wUt hear, O Lord my God,
Psa, 60,15, CaU upon me in the day of
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trouble : I wiU deUver thee, and thou shalt
glorify me.
Psa, 65.16. As for me, I wiU caU upon
Crod ; and the ]U)rd shaU save me. 17. Eve
ning, and raoming, and at noon, wUl I pray,
and cry aloud : and he shall hear my voice.
Psa, 56,9. When I cry unto thee, then shall
mine eneraies tum baci : this I know ; for
God is for me.
Psa. 62.8. Ye people, pour out your heart
before him.
Psa, 65,2. O thou that hearest prayer, unto
thee shaU all fiesh come. 5. By terrible things
in righteousness wilt thou answer us, O God
of our salvation ; who art the confidence of aU
the ends of the earth, and of them that are
afar off upon the sea,
Psa. 69.33. The Lord heareth the poor, and
despiseth not his prisoners.
Psa. 81.10, Open thy mouth wide, and I
wUlfiUit. Psa. 86.5. Thou, Lord, art good, and ready
to forgive ; and plenteous in mercy unto all
them that call upon thee. 7. In the day of
my trouble I wUl caU upon thee : for thou
wUt answer me.
Psa. 91,15. He shaU caU upon me, and I
will answer him : I will be with him in trouble ;
I wiU deUver hira, and honour him.
Psa. 102.17. He will regard the prayer of
the destitute, aud not despise their prayer.
18. This shaU be written for the generation to
corae : and the people which shall be created
ahaU praise the Lord.
Paa. 145. 18. The Lord is nigh unto all thera
that call upon him, to aU that caU upon him
in tmth, 19. He wiU fulfil the desire of them
that fear hira : he also wUl hear their cry, and
wiU save ^hera.
Pro. 2.3. If thou criest after knowledge,
and Uftest up thy voice for understandiog,
5. Then shalt thou understand the fear of the
Lord, and flnd the knowledge of God.
Pro. 15.8. The sacriifice of the wicked is an
abomination to the Lord : but the prayer of
the upright is his delight. 29. He heareth the
prayer of the righteous.
Pro. 16.1. The preparations of the heart in
man, and the answer of the tongue, is from
the Lord, 3. Corarait thy works unto the
Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established.
Ecc. 6.2. Be not ash with thy raouth, and
let not thine heart be hasty to utter aTiy thing
before God : for God is in heaven, and thou
upon earth : therefore let thy words be few.
Isa. 19.20. They shaU cry unto the Lord
because of the oppressors, and he shaU send
them a saviour, and a great one, and he shall
deliver them.
Isa, 30.19. He wiU be very gracicus unto
thee at the voice of thy cry ; when he shall
hear it, he wiU answer thee,
Isa. 46, 19. I said not unto the seed of Jacob,
Seek ye me in vain,
Isa. 56.6. Seek ye the Lord while he may
be found, call ye upon hira whUe he is near,
Isa. 58.9, Then shalt thou call, and the
Lord shaU answer ; thou shalt cry, and he
shall say. Here I am.
Isa, 65,24. It shaU come to pass, that
before they caU, I wUl answer; and whUe
thOT are yet speiddng, I wUl hear.
Jer. 29,12. Then shall ye call upon rae, and
ye shaU go and pray auto me, aud I wiU
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hearken unto you. 18. And ye shall seek me,
and flnd me, when ye shaU search for me with
aU your heart.
Jer. 31.9. They shaU corae with weeping,
and with suppUcations will I lead them.
Jer. 33.3. CaU unto rae, and i wiU answer
thee, and shew thee great and mighty things,
which thou knowest not.
Lara. 2.19. Arise, cry out in the night : in
the beginning of the watches pour out thine
heart Uke water before the face of the Lord :
lift up thy hands toward him for the Ufe of thy
young chUdren, that faint for hunger in the
top of every street.
Lara. 3.41. Let us lift up our heart with
our hands unto God in tho heavens.
Eze. 36,37. Thus saith the Lord God; I
wUl yet /or this be enquired of by the house of
Israel, to do it for them.
Hoa. 14. 2. Take with you words, and tum
to the Lord : aay unto him. Take away all
iniquity, and receive us graciously : so will we
render the calves of ^ui* lips.
Joel 2,32. Whosoever shaU caU on the
narae of the Lord shall be delivered,
Zeph, 2.3. Seek ye the Lord, aU ye meek of
the earth, which have wrought his judgment ;
seek righteousness, seek meekness : it raay be
ye shall be hid in the day of the Lord's anger.
Zee. 8.21. The inhabitants of one city shaU
go to another, saying. Let us go speedUy to
pray before the Lord, and to seek the Lord of
hosts : I win go also.
Zee. 10,1. Ask ye of the Lord rain in the
time of the latter rain ; so the Lord shaU make
bright clouds, and give them showers of rain,
to every one grass in the field. 6. They shall
be as though I had not cast them off : for I
am the Lord their God, and wiU hear thera.
Zee. 12.10. I wiU pour upon the house of
David, and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalem,
the spirit of grace and of suppUcations.
Zee. 13.9. They shaU caU on ray narae, and
I wUl hear them : I wiU say. It is my people :
and they shall say. The Lord is my God.
Mat. 6.6, When thou prayest, thou shalt
not be aa the hypocrites are : for they love to
pray standing in the synagogues aud in tlie
comers of the streets, that they may be seen
of men. VerUy I say unto you. They have
their reward. 6. But thou, when thou prayest,
enter into thy closet ; and, when thou hast
shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in
secret ; and thy Father, which seeth in secret,
shaU reward thee openly. 7. But when ye
pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen
do : for they think that they shall be heard for
their much speaking, 8. Be not ye therefore
like unto them: for your Father knoweth
what things ye have need of before ye ask him,
9. After this manner therefore pray ye : Our
Father which art in heaven, HaUowed be thy
name. v. 9-13.
Mat, 7.7. Ask, and it shall be given you;
seek, and ye shaU find ; knock, and it shaU be,
opened unto you: 8. For every one that
asketh receiveth ; and he that seeketh flndeth ;
and to him that knocketh it shaU be opened.
11. If ye then, being evU, know how to give
good ^ts unto your duldren, how much more
shaU your Father which is in heaven give good
things to them that ask him? v. 9,10.
Mat. 17.21. This kind goeth not out but by
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Mat. 18.19. If two of you shaU agree on
earth as touching any thing that they shaU
ask, it shaU be done for them of my Father
which is in heaven. 20. For where two or
three are gathered together in my name, there
am I in the midst of them.
Mat. 21.22, All things, whatsoever ye shaU
ask in prayer, beUeving, ye shaU receive.
Mat. 24.20. Pray ye that your fiight be not
in the winter, neither on the sabbath.
Mar. 11.24. What things soever ye desire,
when ye pray, believe that ye receive them,
and ye shall have fhem. 26. When ye stand
praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any ;
that your Father also which is in heaven may
forgive you your trespasses.
Mar. 13.33. Take ye heed, watch and pray :
for ye know not when the time is.
Mar. 14.38. Watch ye and pray, lest ye
enter unto teraptation. The spirit truly is
ready, but the flesh is weak. Mat. 26.41.
Luk. 22.46.
Luk. 11.13, If ye then, being evil, know
how to give good gifts unto your chUdren :
how much more shaU your heavenly Father
give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?
V. 6-12.
Luk, 18.1. Men ought always to pray, and
not to faint. 7. ShaU not God avenge his own
elect, which cry day and night unto hira,
though he bear long with them ? 8, 1 teU you
that he wUl avenge them speedily, v. 1-5.
Luk. 21.36. Watch ye therefore, and pray
always, that ye may be accounted worthy to
escape aU these things that shaU corae to pass,
and to stand before fiie Son of man.
Jno. 4.10. If thou knewest the gift of God,
and who It is that saith to thee. Give rae to
drink ; thou wouldest have asked of him, and
he would have given thee Uving water. 23.
The hour cometh, and now is, when the true
worstuppers shall worship the Father in spirit
and in truth : for the Father seeketh such to
worship him. 24. God is a Spirit : and they
that worship him raust worship him in spirit
and in truth.
Jno. 9.31. We know that God heareth not
sinners : but if any man be a worshipper of
God, and doeth his wUl, him he heareth.
Jno. 14.13. Whatsoever ye shaU ask in my
name, that wiU I do, that the Father may be
glorifled in the Soil 14. If ye shaU ask any
thing in my name, I wUl do it.
Jno. 15,7. If ye abide in me, and ray words
abide in you, ye shaU ask what ye wUl, and it
shall be done unto you. v. 16.
Jno. 16,23. Whatsoever ye shall ask the
Father in my name, he wiU give it you. 24,
Hitherto have ye asked nothing tn my uame :
ask, and ye shaU receive, that your joy may be
full. 26, Ye ahall ask in my narae : and I say
not unto you, that I will pray the Father for
you : 27. For the Father himself loveth you,
because ye have loved rae, and have believed
that I came out frora God.
Act, 8,22. Repent therefore of this thy
wickedness, and pray God, if perhaps the
thought of thine heart may be forgiven
thee. Act. 22,16, Arise, and be baptized, and
wash away thy sins, calling on the name of
the Lord,
Rom, 8.26. The Spirit also helpeth our
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pray for as we ought ; but the Spirit itself
maketh intercession for us with groanings
which cannot be uttered, v. 27.
Rora, 10.12. The same Lord over aU is rich
unto aU that caU upon hira. 13. For whoso
ever shall call upon the narae of the Lord shaU
be saved.
Rom. 12.12. Continuing instant in prayer.
Eph. 2.18, Through him we both have
access by one Spirit unto the Father.
Eph. 3.20. Hira that is able to do exceed
ing abundantly above aU that we ask or think,
according to the power that worketh in us.
Eph, 6,18. Praying always with all prayer
and suppUcation in the Spirit, and watching
thereunto with aU perseverance and suppU
cation for aU saints.
Phil. 4.6. Be careful for nothing ; but in
every thing by prayer and suppUcation with
thariksgiving let your requests be made known
unto God.
Col. 4.2. Continue in prayer, and watch in
the same with thanksgiving.
1 The, 5.17. Pray without ceasing,
1 Tim, 2,8. I wUl therefore that men pray
every where, lifting up holy hands, without
wratii and doubting.
Heb, 4.16. Come boldly unto the throne of
grace, that we may obtain mercy, and flnd
grace to help in tirae of need,
Heb, 10,22. Draw near with a true heart,
in full assurance of faith, having our hearts
sprinkled frora an evU conscience, and our
bodies washed with pure water,
Heb. 11.6. Without faith it is irapossible
to please him : for he that cometh to God must
beUeve that he is, and that he is a rewarder of
them that dUigently seek him.
Jas. 1.5. If any of you lack wisdom, let
hira ask of God, that giveth to aU men Ube-
rally, and upbraideth not ; and it shaU be
given him. 6. But let him ask in faith,
nothing wavering. For he that wavereth is
like a wave of the sea driven with the wind
and tossed. 7. For let not that raan think
that he shaU receive any thing of the Lord.
Jas, 4,2, Ye have not, because ye ask not,
3. Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask
araiss, that ye raay consume U upon your lusts.
8. Draw nigh to God, and he wiU draw nigh
to you.
Jas. 5.13, Is any among you affUcted? let
him pray.
1 Pet. 1,17. If ye caU on the Father, who
without respect of persons judgeth according
to every man's work, pass the time of your
sojourning here in fear.
1 Pet, 3,7. Giving honour unto the wife, as
being heirs together of the grace of Ufe ; that
your prayers be not hindered, v. 12.
1 Pet. 4.7. The end of aU things is at
hand : be ye therefore sober, and watch unto
prayer. 1 Jno. 3.22. Whatsoever we ask, we receive
of him, because we keep his coramandments,
and do those things that are pleasing in his
sight. 1 Jno. 5.14. Thia is the confldence that we
have in him, that, if we ask any thing accord
ing to his wiU, he heareth us : 15. And if we
know that he hear ua, whatsoever we ask, wt
know that we have the petitions that we de
sired of him.
Jude 20, But ye, beloved, buUding up
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yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in
the Holy Ghost,
Rev, 5.8. Having every one of thera golden
vials full of odours, which are the prayers of
saints. Rev. 8.3. Another angel carae and stood at
the altar, having a golden censer ; and there
was given unto bim much incense, that he
should offer it with the prayers of aU saints
upon the golden altar which was before the
throne. 4. And the smoke of the incense,
which came with the prayers of the saints,
ascended up before God out of the angel's
hand. See Worship enjoined.
PRAYER Answered. Psa. 3.4. I cried
unto the Lord with ray voice, and he heard rae
out of his holy hiU.
Psa. 4.1. Thou hast enlarged rae when I
was in distress ; have raercy upon rae, and hear
my prayer.
Psa. 6.8. The Lord hath heard the voice
of my weeping. 9. The Lord hath heard
my suppUcation ; the Lord wUl receive my
prayer. Psa. 18.6. In my distress I called upon the
Lord, and cried unto my God : he heard my
voice out of his temple, and ray cry carae be
fore him, even into his ears. Psa, 120.1.
Psa. 21.2. Thou hast given him his heart's
desire, and hast not withholden the request of
his lips, 4, He asked Ufe of thee, aTid thou
gavest it him, even length of days for ever and
ever. Psa. 22.4. Our fathers trusted in thee : they
trusted, and thoudidst deUverthem. 5. They
cried unto thee, and were deUvered : they
trusted in thee, and were not confounded.
24. He hath not despised nor abhorred the
affliction of the affUcted ; neither hath he hid
his face frora hira ; but when he cried unto
hira, he heard.
Psa. 28.6, Blessed &ethe Lord, because he
hath heard the voice of ray suppUcations,
Psa. 30.2, O Lord ray God, I cried unto
thee, and thou hast healed me. 3. 0 Lord,
thou hast brought up ray soul from the grave :
thou hast kept me alive, that I should not go
down to the pit.
Psa. 31.22, I said in my haste, I am cut off
from before thine eyes : nevertheless thou
heardest the voice of my suppUcations when I
cried unto thee.
Psa. 34.4. I sought the Lord, and he heard
me, and deUvered me from aU my fears.
5. They looked unto hira, and were lightened :
and their faces were not ashamed. 6. This
poor man cried, and the Lord heard him, and
saved him out of aU his troubles.
Psa. 40.1. I waited patiently for the Lord ;
and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry,
Psa. 66.19. Verily God hath heard me; he
hath attended to the voice of my prayer.
20. Blessed be God, which hath not turned
away my prayer, nor his mercy frora me.
Psa. 77-1. I cried unto God with my voice,
even unto God with my voice ; and he gave
ear unto me. 2. In the day of my trouble I
sought the Lord.
Psa. 81.7. Thou caUedst in trouble, and I
delivered thee ; I answered thee m the secret
place of thunder.
Psa. 99.6. Moses, and Aaron, and Samuel
caUed upon the Lord, and he answered them. !
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Psa. 106.44. He regarded their affliction,
when he heard their cry.
Psa. 107.6, They cried unto the Lord in
their trouble, and he deUvered them out oi
their distresses. 7. And he led thera forth by
the right way, that they might go to a city of
habitation, v. 13-20.
Psa. 116.1. I love the Lord, because he
hath heard ray voice and my suppUcationg
2. Because he hath inclined his ear unto rae,
therefore wUl I caU upon him as long as I live.
Psa, 118.6. I caUed upon the Lord in dis
tress : the Lord answered rae, and set me in a
large place, 21. I wiU praise thee : for thou
hast heard rae, and art become ray salvation.
Psa. 119.26. I have declared ray ways, and
thou heardest rae.
Psa. 138,3. In the day when I cried thou
answeredst rae, and strengthenedst me widi
strength in my soul.
Jjara. 3.57. Thou drewest near in the day
that I called upon thee : thou saidst. Fear not.
58. 0 Lord, thou hast pleaded the causes of
my soul ; thou hast redeeraed ray Ufe.
Hos. 12.3. By his strength he had power
with God : 4. Yea, he had power over the
angel, and prevailed : he wept, and raade sup
pUcation unto hira : he found him in Beth-el,
and there he spake with us.
Jonah 2.2. I cried by reason of mine afflic
tion unto the Lord, and he heard me ; out of
the beUy of heU cried I, and thou heardest
my voice. 7. When my soul fainted within
me I remerabered the Lord : and my prayer
came in unto thee, into thine 'loly teraple.
Luk. 23,42. Lord, remember me when thou
comest into thy kingdom. 43. And Jesus said
unto him. Verily I say unto thee, To-day shalt
thou be with me in paradise.
Act. 4.31. When they had prayed, the
place was shaken where they were assembled
together; and they were all flUed with the
Holy Ghost,
2 Cor, 12,8. For this thing I besought the
Lord thrice, that it night depart from me.
9. And lie said unto me, My grace is sufficient
for thee ; for my strength is made perfect in
weakness. Jas. 6.16. The effectual fervent prayer of a
righteous man avaUeth much. i7. Elias was
a man subject to lUte passions as we are, and
he prayed earnestly that it raight not rain :
and it rained not on the earth by the space of
three years and six months. 18, And he
prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and
the earth brought forth her fruit.
Prayer answered. Examples of : Abra
ham, Gen. 15. Lot, Gen. 19. 20,21. Abraham's
servant. Gen. 24.12-21. Isaac, Gen. 26.21.
Jacob, Gen, 32, Moses, Ex. 14,16,16. Ex,
16.26. Ex, 17.4-6. Nura. 11.11-17. Israel
ites, Ex. 2.23-25. Ex. 14.10. Jud. 3.9,15.
Jud. 4.3,23. Jud. 6.7-14. Jud. 10,10,15,16,
1 Sara. 12,10,11. 2 Chr. 15,4,15, Neh. 9.27.
Psa. 106.15. Gideon, Jud. 6.36-40. Manoah,
Jud, 13.8,9. Samson, Jud. 15.18,19. Jud,
16.28-30. Hannah, 1 Sara. 1.10-17. David,
1 Sara, 23.10-12. Soloraon, 1 Kin. 3.1-13.
1 Kin. 9.2,3. Jabez, 1 Chr. 4.10. Ahijah's
army, 2 Chr. 13.14-18. Asa, 2 Chr. 14.11-15.
2 Chr, 15,15, Elijah, 1 Kin. 18.36-38. EUsha^
2 Kin. 6.18,20. Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 18,31,
2 Chr. 20.6-27, Jehoahaz, 2 Kin. 13,4. Levites,
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19.14-20. 2 Chr. 32,20,21,24. 2 Kin. 20.1-6,
10,11, Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.13,19, Reuben
ites, <fcc, IChr. 5.20. Jews, Ezr. 8.21,23. Zee.
7.1-4. Daniel, Dan. 9.20-23. Dan. 10.12.
Zacharias, Luk. 1.13. Ananias, Act. 10.4.
See Enquiring of God— Prayer, inter
cessory. PRAYER, Answers to, dented. See
Sin sepahates from God — Hypocrisy.
 in Christ's Name, Mat, 18.20.
Jno, 14.13,14. Jno. 16.16. Jno, 16,23-26,
Eph, 2.18. Eph, 5.20. Col. 3,17. 1 Pet. 2,5,
See Christ high-priest.
PRATER BY Divine Aid, Job 37.19.
Teach us what we shall say unto him ; /or we
cannot order ov/r speech by reason of darkness.
Zee. 12,10. I will pour upon the house of
David, and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalera,
the spirit of grace and of suppUcations.
Lui. 11.1, Lord, teach us to pray.
Rom. 8.26, The Spirit also helpeth our
infirmities ; for we know not what we should
pray for as we ought : but the Spirit itseK
raaketh intercession for us with groanings
which caimot be uttered. 27. And he that
searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind
of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession
for the saints according to the will of God.
Eph, 2.18, Through him we both have
access by one Spirit, unto the Father.
Eph. 6.18. Praying always with aU prayer
and suppUcation in the Spirit.
Jude 20. Praying in the Holy Ghost.
See Christ high-priest.
 TO God only. See God the
only God.
PRAYER, Intercessory, enjoined.
Num. 6.23. Speak unto Aaron and unto his
sons, saying. On tiiis wise ye shaU bless the
chUdren of Israel, saying unto them, 24, The
Lord bless thee, and keep thee ; 25. The Lord
make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious
unto thee : 26, The Lord Uft up his counte
nance upon thee, and give thee peace,
1 Sam. 12.23. As for me, God forbid that I
should sin agatost the Lord in ceasing to pray
for you.
Job 42.8. My servant Job shaU pray for
you : for him wUl I accept : lest I deal with
you after your foUy, in that ye have not spoken
of me the thiTig which is right, like my servant
Job. 10. The Lord tumed the captivity of
Job, when he prayed for his friends : also the
Lord gave Job twice as ranch as he had before.
Psa. 122.6, Pray for the peace of Jerusa
lera : they shall prosper that love thee,
Isa. 62.6. I have set watchraen upon thy
waUs, O Jerusalera, which shall never hold
their peace day nor night: ye that raake
raention of the Lord, keep not sUence, 7. And
give hira no rest, tUl he establish, and tUl he
make Jerusalem a praise in the earth.
Jer. 29.7. Seek the peace of the city whither
I have caused you to be carried away captives,
and pray unto the Lord for it.
Joel 2.17. Let the priests, the rainisters of
the Lord, weep between the porch and the altar,
and let thera say. Spare thy people, O Lord,
and give not thine heritage to reproach.
Mat. 6.44. Pray for them which despite-
fuUy use you, and persecute you.
Eph. 6,18, Praying always with aU prayer
and suppUcation in the Spirit, and watching I

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thereunto with aU perseverance aud suppUca
tion for aU saints.
1 Tim. 2.1. I exhort therefore, that, flrst
of all, suppUcations, prayers, intercessions,
and giving of thanks, be made for aU meu ;
2. For kings, and /or aU that are in authority.
Jas. 6.14. Is any sick among you? let him
caU for the elders of the church ; and let them
pray over hun, anointing hira with oil in the
name of the Lord : 15. And the prayer of
faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall
raise him up ; and if he have committed sins,
they shall be forgiven hira. 16. Pray one for
another, that ye may be healed. The effectual
fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth
much, 1 Jno. 5,16. If any man see his brother sin
a sin which is not unto death, he shaU ask, and
he shall give hira life for them that sin not
unto death.
See Ministers, prayer for.
Prayer, Intercessory, Examples of :
Jacob, Gen. 47,7. Gen. 49. Moses, Num, 16,
20-22. Deu. 1.11. Deu. 33.6-17. Naomi, Ruth
1.8,9. David, 2 Sam. 12,16, Joab, 2 Sam.
24.3. Benaiah, 1 Kin, 1,37. Ezra, Ezr. 9.
3-16. Nehemiah, Neh. 1.4-9. Job, Job 1.6.
Job. 42.10. See Parents* prayers.
Prayer, Examples of intercessorv
prayer answered: Abrahara, Gen. 17.
18,20. Gen. 18.23-32. Gen. 20.7,17,18.
Moses for Pharaoh, Ex. 8.12,13,30,31. Ex.
9.33. Ex, 10.18,19; for IsraeUtes, Ex. 17.11,13.
Ex. 32,11-14,31-34. Ex. 33.16-17. Num.
11.2, Num, 14,13-20. Num, 21,7,8. Deu.
9.18,19,26. Deu. 10.10. Psa. 106.23; foi
Miriam, Num. 12,13; and for Aaron, Deu.
9.20. Samuel, 1 Sam. 7,6-12. Solomon,
1 Km. 8. 2 Chr. 6. 2 Chr. 7.12-16. A
prophet, 1 Kin. 13.6. Elijah, 1 Kin. 17.20-23.
Elisha, 2 Ktn, 4.33-36. Isaiah, 2 Kin. 19.
Jereraiah, Jer, 42.2-10. Shadrach, Dan, 2.
17-23, Peter, Act. 9.40. The church. Act.
12.5-12. Paul, Act. 28.8.
PRAYER, Intercessory, exemplified.
Gen. 48.16. The angel which redeemed rae
frora aU evil, bless the lads ; and let ray narae
be naraed on thera, and the narae of ray
fathers Abraham and Isaac ; and let them
grow into a multitude in the midst of the
earth, v. 16-20.
Ex. 32,31. Moses retumed unto the Lord,
and said. Oh, this people have sinned a great
sin, and have made thera gods of gold, 32.
Yet now, if thou wUt forgive their sin — ; and
¦if not, blot rae, I pray thee, out of thy book
which thou hast written.
Ex, 34.9. If now I have found grace in thy
sight, O Lord, let my Lord, I pray thee, go
araong us ; for it is a stiffnecked people ; and
pardon our iniquity and our sin, and take us
for thine inheritance.
Nura. 10.35. Rise up. Lord, and let thine
enemies be scattered ; and let thera that hate
thee flee before thee. 36. Ketum, O Lord,
unto the raany thousands of Israel.
Num. 27.16. Let the Lord, the God of the
spirits of aU flesh, set a man over the congre
gation, 17. Which may go out before them,
and which may go in before thera, and wliioh
may lead thera out, and which may bring
thera in.
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turneth their backs before their enemies ! 9, For
the Canaanites and all the inhabitants of the
land shaU hear of it, and shaU environ us round,
and cut off our name frora the earth : and what
wUt thou do unto thy great narae? v. 7-26.
Jud. 5.31. Let thera that love hira be as the
sun when he goeth forth in his might.
Ruth 2.12, The Lord recorapense thy work,
and a fuU reward be given thee of the Lord
God of Israel, under whose wings thou art
come to trust,
1 Sara. 1.17. Go in peace : and the God of
Israel grant thee thy petition that thou hast
asked of hira.
2 Sam. 24.17. Lo, I have sinned, and I
have done wickedly : but these sheep, what
have they done ? let thine hand, I pray thee,
be against me, and against my father's house.
1 Kin. 8.29. That thine eyes maybe open
toward this house night and day, even toward
the place of which thou hast said. My name
ahaU be there : that thou m.ayest hearken unto
the prayer which thy servant shaU make toward
this place. 38, What prayer and suppUcations
soever be made by any man, or by all thy
people Israel, which shaU know every man the
plague of his own heart, and spread forth his
hands toward this house : 39. Then hear thou
in heaven thy dweUing-place, and forgive, and
do, and give to every man according to his
ways, whose heart thou knowest ; (for thou,
even thou only, knowest the hear^ of aU the
chUdren of men.)
1 Kin. 8.44. If thy people go out to battle
against their enemy, whithersoever thou shalt
send thera, and shall pray unto the Lord to
ward the city which thou hast chosen, and
toward the house that I have buUt for thy
narae : 45, Then hear thou in heaven their
prayer and their supplication, and maintain
their cause,
1 Chr. 29.18, 0 Lord God of Abraham,
Isaac, and of Israel, our fathers, keep this for
ever in the imagination of the thoughts of
the heart of thy people, and prepare their
heart unto thee : 19. Give unto Solomon my
son a perfect heart, to keep thy command
ments, thy testimonies, and thy statutes, and
to do aU these things, and to build the palace,
for the which I have raade provision.
2 Chr. 6.40. Now, my God, let, I beseech
thee, tliine eyes be open, and let thine ears be
attent unto the prayer that is made in this
place. 41. Now therefore arise, O Lord God,
into thy resting-place, thou, and the ark of
thy strength.
2 Chr. 30.18. The good Lord pardon every
one 19. That prepareth his heart to seek God,
the Lord God of his fathers, though he be not
cleansed according to the purification of the
sanctuary, Psa. 7.9. Oh let the wickedness of the
wicked come to an end ; but establish the
just. Psa. 12.1. Help, Lord ; for the godly man
ceaseth ; for the faithful faU frora among the
chUdren of men.
Psa. 20,1. The Lord hear thee in the day
of trouble ; the narae of the God of Jacob
defend thee ; 2. Send thee help from the
sanctuary, and strengthen thee out of Zion ;
3. Remember all thy offerings, and accept thy
bumt sacrifice. 4. Grant thee according to
thine own heart, and fulfll all thy counael.
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Psa, 26.22, Redeem Israel, 0 God, out ot
aUhis troubles.
Psa. 28,9. Save thy people, and bless thine
inheritance : feed them also, and lift them up
for ever.
Psa, 36.10, O continue thy lovingkindness
unto them that know thee ; and thy righteous
ness to the upright in heart,
Psa. 61.18, Do good in thy good pleasure
unto Zion : buUd thou the waUs of Jerusalera.
Psa. 80.1. O thou that dweUest between the
chembiras, shine forth. 2. Before Ephraira
and Benjarain and Manasseh stir up thy
strength, aud come and save us. 14. Retum,
we beseech thee, 0 God of hosts : look down
from heaven, and behold, and visit this vine ;
15. And the vineyard which thy right hand
hath planted, and the branch that thou raadest
strong for thyself. 19, Tum us again, 0 Lord
God of hosts, cause thy face to shine ; and we
ahaU be saved.
Psa. 122.7. Peace be within thy walls, and
prosperity within thy palaces. 8. For ray
brethren and companions' sakea, I wiU now
aay, Peace be within thee.
Paa. 125,4. Do good, 0 Lord, unto those
that be good, and to them that are upright in
their hearts.
Psa. 132.9 Let thy priests be clothed with
righteousness ; and let thy saints shout for
joy. 10, For thy servant David's sake tum
not away the face of thine anointed, v. 8.
Psa. 134,3, The Lord that raade heaven and
earth bless thee out of Zion.
Psa. 141.6. For yet my prayer also shall be
in their calaraities.
Isa. 62.1, For Zion's sake wUl I not hold
my peace, and for Jerusalem's sake I will not
rest, until the righteousness thereof go forth
a-s brightness, and the salvation thereof as a
lamp that burneth.
Jer. 18.20. Remember that I stood before
thee to speak good for them, and to tura away
thy wrath frora thera.
Eze. 9.8. Ah Lord God ! wUt thou destroy
all the residue of Israel in thy pouring out of
thy fury upon Jemsalera? Eze. 11.13.
Dan. 9.17. Now therefore, O our God, hear
the prayer of thy servant, and his supplica
tions, and cause thy face to shine upon thy
sanctuary that is desolate, for the Lord's sake,
19, 0 Lord, hear ; O Lord, forgive ; O Lord,
hearken and do ; defer not, for thine own sake,
0 my God : for thy city and thy people are
called by thy name, v. 1-19.
Mic. 7.14. Feed thy people with thy rod,
the flock of thine heritage, which dwell soli
tary in the wood, in the midst of Carmel : let
them feed in Bashan and GUead, as in the
days of old.
Mat, 6.10, Thy kingdora corae. Thy wiU
be done in earth, as ij is in heaven.
Act. 7.60. Lord, lay not this ain to their
charge. Act. 8.16, Who, when they were corae
down, prayed for them, that they might re
ceive the Holy Ghost,
2 Cor. 9.14. By their prayer for you, which
long after you for the exceeding grace of God
in you.
1 Pet. 6.10. The God of aU grace, who hath
caUed us unto his etemal glory by Christ
Jesus, after that ye have suffered a whUe, make
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PRAYER, Intercessory, exemplified
BY Paul. Rom, 1,9, Without ceasing I
make mention of you always in my prayers.
Rom. 10.1. Brethren, my heart's desire
and prayer to God for Israel is, that they
might be saved,
1 Cor, 1.3. Grace be unto you, and peace,
from God our Father, and from the Lord
Jesus Christ, Gal. 1,3.
2 Cor. 9.10. He that ministereth seed to the
sower both minister bread for your food, and
multiply your seed sown, and increase the
fruits of your righteousness,
2 Cor. 13.7. Now I pray to God that ye do
no evil.
Ga], 6.16, As many as walk according to
this rule, peace he on them, and mercy, and
upon the Israel of God.
Eph. 1.16. I cease not to give thanks for
you, making mention of you in my prayers ;
17. That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the
Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit
of wiadom and revelation in the knowledge of
him : 18, The eyes of your understanding
being enlightened ; that ye may know what is
the hope of his c^ling, and what the riches of
the glory of his inheritance in the aainta, 19.
And what is the exceeding greatness of his
power to us-ward who believe, according to
the working of his mig^y power. 1 The.
1.2. Eph. 3,14. For this cause I bow my knees
nnto the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, 16.
Of whom the whole famUy in heaven and earth
is named, 16. That he would grant you,
according to the riches of his glory, to be
strengthened with might by his Spirit in the
inner man ; 17. That Christ raay dweU in
your hearts by faith ; that ye, being rooted
and grounded in love, 18. May be able to
comprehend with aU saints what is the breadth,
and length, and depth, and height ; 19. Ajid
to know the love of Christ, which passeth
knowledge, that ye might be fiUed with aU the
fulness of God.
PhU. 1.3. I thank my God upon every
remembrance of you, 4. Always in every
prayer of mine for you aU making request
with joy, 6. For your feUowship in ttie gospel
from the first day untU now. 9. This I pray,
that your love may abound yet raore and more
in knowledge and in all judgment, v. 10.
Col. 1.3. We give thanks to God and the
Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, praying
always for you. 9. Since the day we heard it,
do not cease to pray for you, and to desire
that ye might be filled with the knowledge
of his will in aU wisdom and spiritual imder-
Btanding. Col. 2,1. Por I would that ye knew what
great conflict I have for you, and for them
of Laodicea, and/or as many as have not seen
my face in the flesh, 2, That their hearts
raight be comforted, being knit together in
love, and unto aU riches of the full assurance
of understanding, to the acknowledgment of
the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of
Christ. Col, 4.12.
1 The. 3.10. Night and day praying exceed
ingly that we might see your face, and might
perfect that which is lacking in your faith?
12. The Lord make you to increase and abound
in love one toward another, and toward aU
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end he may stablish your hearts unblameable
in holiness before God, even our Father, at the
coming of our Lord Jesus Chrisl with aU his
saints. 2 Tim. 1.3.
_ 1 The. 5.23. The very God of peace sanc
tify you whoUy ; and I pray God your whole
spirit and soul and body be preserved blarae
less unto the coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ. 2 The, 1.11. We pray always for you, that
our God would count you worthy of this caU
ing, and fulffl all the good pleasure of his
goodness, and the work of faith with power,
2 The, 2.16. Now our Lord Jesus Christ
himself, and God, even our Father, which hath
loved us, and hath given us everlasting conso
lation and good hope through grace, 17. Cora
fort your hearts, and stablish you in every
good word and work.
2 The, 3.5. The Lord direct your hearts
into the love of God, and into the patient
waiting for Christ. 16. The Lord of peace
himself give you peace always by aU means.
The Lord be with you all.
2 Tim. 1.18. The Lord grant unto him that
he may find mercy of the Lord in that day.
2 Tim, 2.7. The Lord give thee understand
ing in all things.
2 Tim. 4.16. At my first answer no man
stood with me, but all men forsook rae : I pray
God that it raay not be laid to their charge.
17. 16.
Philm. 6. G?hat bhe communication of thy
faith may become effectual by the acknow
ledging of every good thing which is in you in
Christ JCisus. V. 4,5.
Heb. 13.20. The God of peace, 21. Make
you perfect in every good work to do his will,
working in you that which is wdlpleasing in
his sight, through Jesus Christ.
See Christ's prayers.
PRAYER, Intercessory, solicited. Of
Moses, by Pharaoh, Ex. 8.8,28. Ex. 9.28.
Ex. 10.17. Ex, 12,32; and by IsraeUtes, Nura.
21,7. Of Samuel, by Israel, 1 Sam. 12.19, Of
a prophet, by Jeroboam, 1 Kin. 13.6. Of
Isaiah, by Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 19.1-4. Of Jere
miah, by Zedekiah, Jer. 37.3 ; and by Johanan,
&c., Jer. 42.1-6. Of Shadrach, &c.,by Daniel,
Dan. 2.17,18. Of the Jews, by Darius, Ezr.
6.10. Of Peter, by Simon Magus, Act. 8.24.
Of the Churches, by Paul, Rora. 16.30-32.
2 Cor. 1.11. Eph. 6.19,20. Col, 4.3. 1 The.
6,25. 2 The. 8.1. Heb. 13.18.
 AT Meals, 1 Sam, 9.13. The
people will not eat untU he corae, because he
doth bless the sacriflce ; and afterwards tbey
eat that be bidden.
Mat. 14.19. Looking up to heaven, he
bleased and brake.
Mar. 8.6. He took the seven loaves and
gave thanks. 7. And they had a few sraaU
fishes : and he blessed and coraraanded to set
them also before them. Mat, 15,86, Mar.
6.41. Luk, 9.16. Jno. 6.11,23.
Act. 27.36. He took bread, and gave thanks
to God in presence of them all.
Rom. 14.6. He that eateth, eateth to the
Lord, for he giveth God thanks.
1 Cor. 10.30. If I by grace be a partaker,
why am I evU apoken of for that for which 1
give thanka 7
1 Ccr. 11.24, When he had given thanks.
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he brike it, and said. Take, eat. Mat. 26.26,27.
Mar. 14.22,23. Luk. 22.19.
1 Tira. 4.3. Meats, which God hath created
to be received with thanksgiving of thera which
beUeve and know the truth. 4. For every
creature of God is good, and nothing to be
refused, if it be received with thanksgiving :
6. For it is sanctified by the word of God and
prayer, PRAYER, Pleas employed in. Gen.
18.24. Peradventure there be fifty righteous
within the city : wUt thou also destroy and
not spare the place for the fifty righteous that
are therein ? 26. That be far frora thee to do
after this manner, to slay the righteous with
the wicked : and that the righteous should be
as the wicked, that be far from thee ; ShaU
not the Judge of aU the earth do right ?
Gen. 32.9. O God of my father Abrahara,
and God of my father Isaac, the Lord which
saidst unto me, Retum unto thy country, and
to thy kindred, and I wiU deal well with thee.
11. DeUver rae, I pray thee, from the baud of
ray brother, from the hand of Esau : for I
fear hira, lest he vdU. corae and sraite rae, and
the mother with the chUdren. 12. And thou
saidst, I will surely do thee good, and make
thy seed as the sand of the sea, which cannot
be numbered for multitude.
Ex. 32.11. Lord, why doth thy wrath wax
hot against thy people, which thou hast
brought forth out of the land of Egypt with
great power, and with a raighty hand? 12.
Wherefore should the Egyptians speak, and
say. For mischief did he bring them out, to
slay thera in the mountains, and to consurae
them from the face of the earth ? Tum frora
thy fierce wrath, and repent of this evil against
thy people, 13, Reraeraber Abraham, Isaac,
and Israel, thy servants, to whora thou swear-
est by thine own self, and saidst unto them, I
will multiply your seed as the stars of heaven,
and aU this land that I have spoken of wiU I
give unto your seed, and they shaU inherit it
for ever.
Ex. 33,13. I pray thee, if I have found grace
in thy sight, shew me now tliy way, that I
may know thee, that I may find grace in thy
siglit : and consider that this nation is thy
people. Num, 14.13. Moses said unto the Lord,
Then the Egyptians shaU hear it, (for thou
broughtest up this people in thy might from
among them ;) 14. And they wiU teU it to the
inhabitants of this land : 16. Now if thou
shalt kiU all this people as one man, then
the nations whicli have heard the fame of
thee wiU speak, saying, 16, Because the Lord
was not able to bring this people into the
land which he sware unto them, therefore he
hath slain thera in the wUderness. 17. I
beseech thee, let the power of my Lord be
great, according as thou hast spoken, saying,
18. The Lord is longsuffering, and of great
mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression.
Deu. 9,26-29.
Num. 16.22. O God, the God of the spirits
of aU flesh, shall one man sin, and wUt thou
be wroth with aU the congregation ?
Deu. 3.24. 0 Lord God, fchou hast begun
to shew thy servant thy greatness, and thy
mighty hand : for what God is there in heaven
or in earth that can do according to thy works,
and according to thy raight ? 25. I pray thee,
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let me go over and see the good laud that m
beyond Jordan,
Jos. 7.8. O Lord, what shaU I say, when
Israel turneth their backs before their
enemies I 9. For the Canaanites and aU the
inhabitants of the land ahaU hear of it, and
shall environ us round, and cut off our name
from the earth : and what wUt thou do unto
thy great narae ?
2 Sara. 7.25, And now, O Lord God, the
word that thou hast spoken conceming thy
servant, and conceming his house, estabUsh it
for ever, and do as thou hast said, 26. And
let thy name be raagnified for ever, 27. For
thou, 0 Lord of hosts, God of Israel, hast
revealed to thy servant, saying, I wUl build
thee an house ; therefore hath thy servant
found in his heart to pray this prayer unto
thee. 28. And now, O Lord God, thou art
that God, and thy words be true, and thou
hast promised this goodness unto thy servant :
29. Therefore now let it please thee to bless
the house of thy servant.
1 Kin. 8.25. Lord God of Israel, keep with
thy servant David my father that thou pro-
misedst hira, 26. Let thy word, I pray thee,
be verified, which thou spakest unto thy ser
vant David ray father.
1 Kin. 18.36. Let it be known this day that
thou art God in Israel, and that I am. thy ser
vant, and that I have done aU these things at
thy word. 37. Hear me, O Lord, hear rae,
that this people raay know that thou art the
Lord God, and that thou hast tumed their
heart back again.
2 Kin. 19.16. Hear the words of Senna
cherib, which hath sent him to reproach the
Uving God. 19. Now therefore, O Lord our
God, I beseech thee, save thou us out of his
hand, that all the kingdoras of the earth raay
know that thou art the Lord God, even thou
only. 1 Kin. 8.59,60.
2Chr. 14.11. Help us, 0 Lord our God ; for
we rest on thee, and in thy narae we go against
this raultitude. O Lord, thou art our God ;
let not raan prevail against ciiee.
Psa. 4.1. Thou hast enlarged rae wlien I '
was in distress ; have mercyupon rae, and hear
my prayer.
Psa. 9.19. Arise, 0 Lord ; let not man pre
vail : let the heathen be judged in thy sight.
20. Put them in fear, O Lord : that the nations
may know themselves to be but raen.
Psa. 27.9. Put not thy servant away in
anger : thou hast been ray help ; leave me
not, neither forsalce me, O God of ray aalva
tion. Psa. 31.3. Tliou art my rock and ray fot-
tress ; therefore for thy narae's salce lead me,
and guide me.
Psa. 38.16. Hear me, lest otherwise they
should rejoice over me.
Psa, 69.6, Let not them that wait on thee,
0 Lord God of hosts, be ashamed for ray sake :
let not those that seek thee be confounded for
my sake, 0 God of Israel. 13. O God, in the
multitude of thy mercy hear me, in the tmth
of thy salvation. 16, For thy loving-kindness
is good : turn unto rae according to the multi
tude of thy tender mercies.
Paa. 71.18. Now also when I am old and
grey-headed, O God, forsake rae not ; untU I
have shewed thy strength unto this generation,
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Pj«a. 74.10. O God, howlong shall the adver
sary reproach ? shall the enemy blaspheme thy
name for ever? 11. Why withdrawest thou
thy hand, even thy right hand ? pluck it out
of thy bosom. 18, Remeraber this, that the
enemy hath reproached, O Lord, and that the
foolish people have blasphemed thy narae.
20. Have respect unto the covenant : for the
dark places of the earth are fuU of the habita
tions of cruelty. 21. O let not the oppressed
retum asharaed : let the poor and needy praise
thy name. 22. Arise, O God, plead thine own
cause : reraeraber how the foolish man re
proacheth thee daUy. 23, Forget not the voice
of thine enemies : the tumult of those that
rise up against thee increaseth continuaUy.
Psa. 79,10,12. Psa, 83.1,2.
Psa. 86.17. ^ew me a token for good ;
that they which hate rae may see it, and be
ashamed : because thou. Lord, hast holpen me,
and coraforted me.
Psa. 89.49. Lord, where are thy forraer
loving-kindnesses, whuh thou swarest unto
David in thy truth ?
Psa. 106. 47. Save us, O Lord our God, and
gather us frora among the heathen, to give
thanks unto thy holy name, and to triumph
in thy praise.
Psa. 109.21, But do thou for me, O God
the Lord, for thy narae's sake : because thy
mercy is good, deUver thou me. 26, O save
me according to thy mercy : 27. That they
may know that this is thy hand ; that thou.
Lord, hast done it.
Psa. 115.1. Not unto us, O Lord, not unto
us, but unto thy name give glory, for thy
mercy, and for thy truth's sake. 2. Where
fore should the heathen say. Where is now
their God?
Paa. 119.38. Stablish thy word unto thy
servant, who is devoted to thy fear. 49. Re
member the word unto thy servant, upon which
thou hast caused rae to hope. 88. Quicken
rae after thy loving-kindnesa. 116. Uphold
me according unto thy word, that I may Uve :
and let rae not be asharaed of ray hope.
124. Deal with thy servant accordiag unto thy
mercy. 149. Hear my voice according unto
thy loving-kindneas.
Psa. 132.10, Por thy servant David's sake
tum not away the face of thine anointed.
Fsa,. 143.11. Quicken me, 0 Lord, for thy
name's sake : for thy righteousness' sake bring
my soul out of trouble.
Isa. 63,17. Retum for thy servants' sake,
the tribes of thine inheritance.
Lam. 3, 56. Thou hast heard my voice : hide
not thine ear at my breathing, at my cry.
Joel 2.17. Spare thy people, 0 Lord, and
give not thine heritage to reproach, that the
heathen should rule over thera : wherefore
should they say araong the people. Where is
their God?
See Pardon, prayer for — Prayer in
Christ's name.
PRAYER, Public and Social. See
Worship. PRAYERFULNESS — Earnestness in
PRAYER. Gen. 18.32, Oh let not the Lord be
angry, and I will speak yet but this once : Per
adventure ten shaU be found there, v. 23-32,
Gen. 32,26. He said, I wiU not let thee go,
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PRAYERFULNESS
Ex. 32.32. Yet now, if thou wUt forgive
their sin — ; and if not, blot rae, I pray thee,
out of thy book which thou hast written.
Deu. 9.25. Thus I feU down before the
Lord forty days and forty nights, as I feU
down at the first; because the Lord had said
he would destroy you,
Jud, 6.39. Let not thine anger be hot
against rae, and I wUl speak but this once :
let me prove, I pray thee, but this once with
the fieece.
Jud. 16,28, Sarason called unto the Lord,
and said, O Lord God, remeraber me, I pray
thee, and strengthen me, I pray thee, only this
once, O God.
1 Sam, 1.10. She was in bitterness of soul,
and prayed unto the Lord, and wept sore.
1 Sam. 12.23. As for me, God forbid that I
should sin against the Lord in ceasing to pray
for you.
Elzr. 9.6, At the evening sacrifice I arose
up frora my heaviness ; and having rent my
garraent and my mantle, I f eU upon ray knees,
and spread out my hands unto the Lord my
God. Neh. 1.6. Let thine ear now be attentive,
and thine eyes open, that thou mayest hear
the prayer of thy servant, which I pray before
thee now, day and night, 1 Kin. 8.28,62.
Neh, 2.4. Then the king said unto me. For
what dost thou make request? So I prayed
to the God of heaven,
Psa. 6.1. Give ear to my words, O Lord,
consider my meditation. 2. Hearken unto the
voice of my cry, my King, and ray God : for
unto thee will I pray. 3. My voice shalt thou
hear in the morning, O Lord ; in the moming
wiU I direct my prayer unto thee, and wiU
look up.
Psa, 17.1. Hear the right, 0 Lord, attend
unto ray cry, give ear unto ray prayer, that
goeth not out of feigned Ups. 6, I have caUed
upon thee, for thou wUt hear me, 0 God :
incline thine ear unto rae, and hear my
speech. Psa. 19.14. Let the words of my raouth,
and the raeditation of my heart, be acceptable
in thy sight, 0 Lord, my strength, and my
redeeraer. Psa. 20.9. Save, Lord : let the king hear us
when we call.
Psa. 22.2. 0 my God, I cry in the daytime,
but thou hearest not ; and in the night season,
and am not sUent. 19. But be not thou far
from me, O Lord : O my strength, haste thee
to help rae.
Psa. 27.7. Hear, 0 Lord, when I cry with
my voice : have mercy also upon rae, and
answer rae. v. 8.
Psa. 28.1. Unto thee wUl I cry, 0 Lord my
rock ; be not sUent to rae : lest, if thou be
sUent to me, I become like thera that go down
into the pit, 2. Hear the voice of ray suppU
cations, when I cry unto thee, when I lift up
ray handa toward thy holy oracle.
Psa. 35,22. This thou hast seen, 0 Lord:
keep not sUence : O Lord, be not far from me.
23. Stir up thyself, and awake to ray judgraent,
even unto ray cause, my Grod and my Lord.
Psa. 38.9. Lord, all my desire is before
thee ; and my groaning is not hid from thee.
Psa. 39.12. Hear ray prayer, O Lord, and
give ear unto ray cry ; hold not thy peace at
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Psa, 42.8. In the night his song shall be
with rae, and my prayer unto the God of my
life. Psa. 65.1. Give ear to my prayer, O Grod;
and hide not thyself from my supplication.
2. Attend unto me, and hear me : I mourn in
ray coraplaint, and raake a noise. 16. As for rae,
I wiU call upon God ; and the Lord shall save
me. 17. Evening, and moming, and at noon,
wiU I pray, and cry aloud : and he shaUhear
my voice,
Psa. 67.2, I wiU cry unto Grod raost high ;
unto God that perforraeth aU things for me.
Psa. 61.2. From the end of the earth wUl I
cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed.
Psa. 73.28. It is good for me to draw near
to God.
Psa. 84.8. O Lord God of hosts, hear my
prayer : give ear, O God of Jacob.
Psa. 86.3. Be merciful unto me, O Lord :
for I cry unto thee daily. 6. Give ear, O Lord,
unto my prayer ; and attend to the voice of
my supplications. Psa, 64,2.
Psa. 88.1. OLord God of my salvation, I
have cried day and night before thee : 2. Let
ray prayer corae before thee : incline thine ear
unto ray cry. 9. Lord, I have caUed daUy
upon thee, I have stretched out my hands
unto thee. 13. Unto thee have I cried, O
Lord ; and in the raoming shall ray prayer
prevent thee.
Psa, 102.1. Hear ray prayer, O Lord, and
let ray cry corae unto thee. 2. BUde not thy
face frora rae in the day when I am in trouble;
incline thine ear unto rae : in the day when I
call answer me speedily.
Psa. 109.4, I give myself unto prayer.
Psa. 116.2. Because he hath incUned his
ear unto rae, therefore wiU I call upon him as
long as I live.
Psa. 119.58. I entreated thy favour with
my whole heart. 145, I cry with my whole
heart ; hear me, 0 Lord. 147. 1 prevented the
dawning of the raoming, and cried.
Psa. 130.1. Out of the depths have I cried
unto thee, 0 Lord. 2. Lord, hear my voice :
let thine ears be attentive to the voice of my
suppUcations. Psa. 141.1. Lord, I cry unto thee: make
haste unto rae ; give ear unto my voice, when
I cry unto thee. 2, Let ray prayer be set forth
before thee as incense ; and the Ufting up of
my hands as the evening sacrifice.
Psa. 142.1. I cried unto the Lord with my
voice : with my voice unto the Lord did I
make my supplication. 2, I poured out ray
complaint before him ; I shewed before him
ray trouble.
Isa. 62,1, For Zion's sake wiU I not hold
my peace, and for Jerusalem's sake I wUl not
rest, untU the righteousness thereof go forth
as brightness, and the salvation thereof as a
lamp that burneth.
Isa. 64.12. Wilt thou refrain thyself for
these thiTigs, O Lord ? wUt thou hold thy peace,
and affUct us very sore ?
Dan. 6,10. He kneeled upon his knees
three times a day, and prayed, and gave
thanka before his Gtod, as he did aforetime.
Dan, 9.3. I set my face unto the Lord God,
to seek by prayer and suppUcations, with
fasting, and sackcloth, and ashes.
Hos, 12,3. By his strength he had power
with GrOd. 4. Yea, he had power over the
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angel, and prevaUed ; he wept, and mAde
supplication unto him.
Jonah 1.14. They cried unto the Lord, and
aaid. We beseech thee, O Lord, we beseech
thee, let us not perish for this man's Ufe.
Mat. 15.23, He answered her not a word.
And his disciples carae and besought him, say
ing, Send her away ; for she crieth after ua.
25. Then came she and worahipped him, aay
ing. Lord, help me.
Mat. 20.31. The multitude rebuked them,
because they should hold their peace : but
they cried the raore, saying. Have mercy on
us, 0 Lord, thou son of David.
Luk. 2.37. She was a widow of about four
score and four years, which departed not from
the temple, but served God with fastings and
prayers night and day. 1 Tim. 6.6.
Luk. 18.7. Shall not Grod avenge his own
elect, which cry day and night unto him ?
Jno. 4.49. 'The nobleman saith unto him.
Sir, corae down ere ray chUd die.
Act. 6. 4, We wUl give ourselves continually
to prayer.
Act, 9.11, Behold, he prayeth.
Act, 10,2, A devout man, and one that
 prayed to God alway, 9. Peter
went up upon the housetop to pray about the
sixth hour.
Act, 12.5, Prayer was made without ceas
ing of the church unto God for him.
Rom, 1.9. God is my witness, that without
ceasing I make raention of you always in my
prayers. Rom. 8,26. With groanings which cannot
be uttered.
1 Cor. 14.15. I will pray with the apirit,
and I wUl pray with the understanding also.
2 Cor, 12,8. For this thing I besought the
Lord thrice, that it might depart from me.
Eph. 1.16. I cease not to give thanks for
you, making mention of you in my prayers.
Col. 1.9. For this cause we also, since the
day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you.
1 The. 3,10. Night and day praying exceed
ingly, 2 Tim, 1.3. Without ceasing I have re
membrance of thee in ray prayers night and
day. See Christ, prayers of — Worship
LOVED. PRAYERLESSNESS. Jos. 9.14. The
raen took of their victuals, and asked not
counsel at the raouth of the Lord.
Job 15,4, Yea, thou castest off fear, and
restrainest prayer before God.
Job 21.14. They say unto God, Depart
from us ; for we desire not the knowledge of
thy ways. 15, What is the Almighty, that we
should serve hira ? and what profit should we
have, if we pray unto him? Job 27.10,
Psa. 14,4. Have aU the workers of iniquity
no knowledge ? who eat up my people as they
eat bread, and caU not upon the Lord. Psa.
53.4. Isa. 43.22. Thou hast not called upon rae,
0 Jacob ; but thou hast been weary of me,
O Israel.
Lsa. 64.7. There is none that caUeth upon
thy name, that stirreth up himself to take
hold of thee.
Jer, 10.21, The pastors are becorae brutish,
and have not sought the Lord : therefore they
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PREACHING
scattered. 25, Pour out thy fury upon the j
heathen that know thee not, and upon the '
famUies that caU not on thy name. Psa. 79.6,
Hos. 7.7. There is none among them that
caUeth unto me. \
Jonah 1.6. What meanest thou, O sleeper?
arise, caU upon thy God.
Zeph. 1,4, I wUl cut off . . . . 6, Them
that are turned back from the Lord ; and those
that have not sought the Lord, nor enquired
for him.
Jaa. 4.2. Ye have not, because ye ask not.
See Godlessness.
PREACHING- See Zeal — Ministers —
Worship, p, 606.
PRECIOUS Stones. Used in the high-
priest's breast-plate and ephod, Ex, 28.9-21.
Ex. 39.6-14. Offered for the tabernacle, Ex.
35.27 ; and teraple, 1 Chr, 29.2,6. Engraved,
Ex. 28.9-11. Zee. 3.9. Brought from Sheba,
1 Kin. 10.2. Eze. 27.22 ; from Ophir, 1 Kin.
10.11. See Jewels: Adamant, Agate, Ame
thyst, Beryl, Carbuncle, Chaiobdony,
Chrysolite, Chrysophrasus, Coral,
Crystal, Diamond, Emerald, Jacinth,
Jasper, Ligure, Onyx, Pearl, Ruby,
Sapphire, Sardine or Sardius, Sardonyx,
Topaz. PREDESTINATION— Election. Gen.
21.12. In Isaac ahall thy seed be caUed.
Ex. 9.16. For thia cause have I raised thee
up, for to shew in thee ray power ; and that
ray name may be declared tluroughout all the
euth. Ex. 33.19. And wiU be gracious to whora I
wiU be gracious, and wiU shew mercy on whom
I will shew mercy.
Deu. 10.15. The Lord had a deUght in thy
fathers to love them, and he chose their seed
after them. Deu. 4.37. Deu. 7.7,8.
Deu. 32,8. When the Most High divided
to the nationa their inheritance, when he
separated the sons of Adam, he set the bounds
of the people according to the number of the
children of !^raeL
Joa. 11.20. It was of the Lord to harden
their hearta, that they should come againat
Israel in battle, that he might destroy them.
1 Sam. 12.22. It hath pleased the Lord to
make you his people.
2 Chr. 6.6. I have chosen Jerusalem, that
my narae might be there ; and have choaen
David to be over my people laraeL
Paa, 33.12. Blessed is the people wAom he
hath chosen for his own inheritance.
Psa. 66.4, Blessed is tlie man whom thou
choosest, and causest to approach vMo thee.
Psa. 78.68, But chose the tribe of Judah,
he mount Zion which he loved.
Fsa. 135,4. The Iiord hath chosen Jacob xmto
himself, and Israel for his peculiar treasure,
Isa. 44.1. Hear, 0 Jacob, ray servant ; and
Israel, whora I have choaen : 2. Thus saith
the Lord that raade thee, and formed thee from
the womb, which wiU help thee ; Fear not,
O Jacob, my servant; and thou, Jesurun,
whom I have chosen. 7. Who, as I, shall
call, and shaU declare it, and set it in order
for me, since I appointed the ancient people?
and the things that are coming, and shall come.
Jer, 1,6. Before I formed thee in the beUy
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PREDESTINATION
out of the womb I sanctified thee, a/nd \ or
dained thee a prophet.
Mat. 11.25. Thou hast hid these thingi
from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed
them unto babes. 26. Even so. Father : for
so it seeraed good in thy sight.
Mat. 20,23. To sit on my right hand, and
on my left, is not mine to give, but for whom
it ia prepared of my Father.
Mat. 26.34. Corae, ye blessed of my Father,
inherit the kingdom prepared for you from
the foundation of the world.
Mar. 13.20. For the elect's sake, whom he
hath chosen, he hath shortened the days.
Luk. 10.20. Rather rejoice, because your
names are written in heaven, v. 21.
Luk. 22.22, The Son of raan goeth, as it
was detennined : but woe unto that man by
whora he is betrayed. Mat. 26.24. Mar.
14.21. Jno. 6.37. All that the Father giveth rae
shall come to me ; and him that coraeth to
rae I wiU in no wise cast out. 39. And this
is the Father's wiU which hath sent rae, that
of all which he hath given rae I should lose
nothing, but should raise it up again at the
last day.
Jno. 13.18. I speak not of you aU : I know
whora I have chosen : but that the scripture
raay .je fulfilled.
Jno. 15.16. Ye have not chosen rae, but I
have chosen you, and ordained you.
Jno, 17.2. Thou hast given htm power over
aU flesh, that he shoiUd give etemal life to as
raany as thou hast given Mra. 6. I have mani
fested thy name unto the men which thou
gavest me out of the world : thine they were,
and thou gavest thera rae. 9. I pray not for
the world, but for thera which thou hast given
me ; for they are thine.
Jno. 21.23. If I wUl that he tarry tUl I
corae, what is that to thee ?
Act. 1.7. It ia not for you to know the
tiraes or the seasons, which the Father hath
put in his own power.
Act. 2,23. Hun, being delivered by the de
terminate counsel and foreknowledge of God,
ye have taken, and by wicked hands have
cmcified and slain.
Act. 3.18, Those thinga, which God before
had shewed by the mouth of aU his prophets,
that Christ should tuffer, he hath so fulfiUed.
Act. 4,28, For to do whatsoever thy hand
and thy counsel determined before to be
done. Act. 13.48. As raany as were ordained to
eternal life beUeved.
Act. 17.26. And hath determined the tiraes
before appointed, and the bounds of their
habitation. Act. 22.14. The God of our fathers hath
chosen thee, that thou shouldest know hia
wUl. Rom. 8.28. Thera who are the caUed accord
ing to his purpose. 29, For whom he did
foreknow, he also did predestinate to he con
formed to the image of his Son. 30, Moreover
whora he did predestinate, them he also
called : and whom he caUed, them he also jus-
tffled : and whora he justifled, them he also
glorifled. Rom. 9.11. Forthe children being not yet
bom, neither having done any good or evil,
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PREPARATION-DAY
inight stand, not of works, but of him that
caUeth, 18. Therefore hath he mercy on
whom he wUl have mercy, and whom he wiU
he hardeneth. v. 7-33. Mai. 1,2,3.
Rom. 11.5, At this present time also there
is a remnant according to the election of grace,
7. Israel hath not obtained that which he
seeketh for : but the election hath obtained it,
and the rest were blinded.
1 Cor. 2.7. The hidden wisdom, which God
ordained before the world unto our glory.
Gal, 1.15. It pleased God, who separated
rae from my mother's womb, and called me by
his grace.
Eph. 1.4, He hath chosen us in him before
the foundation of the world, that we should be
holy and without blame before him in love :
5. Having predestinated us unto the adoption
of chUdren by Jesus Christ to hiraself, accord
ing to the good pleasure of his will. 9. Having
raade known unto us the raystery of his will,
according to his good pleasure which he hath
purposed in hiraself. 11. In whom also we
have obtained an inheritance, being predesti
nated according to the purpose of him who
worketh aU things after the counsel of his own
wiU. Eph. 3.11. The etemal purpose which he
purposed in Christ Jesus our Lord.
1 The. 1.4. Knowing, brethren beloved,
your election of God.
1 The. 2.12. WaUsworthyof God, who hath
caUed you unto his kingdom and glory.
2 The. 2.13. God hath from the beginning
chosen you to salvation through sanctification
of the Spirit and beUef of the truth.
2 Tim. 1.9. Who hath saved us, and called
us with an holy calling, not according to our
works, but according to his own purpose and
grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus
before the world began.
Tit. 1.2, Etemal Ufe, which God, that can
not Ue, proraised before the world began,
Jas. 1.18. Of his own wUl begat he us with
the word of truth, that we should be a kind of
first-fruits of his creatures,
1 Pet. 1.2. Elect according to the fore
knowledge of God the Father, through sanc
tification of the Spirit, unto obedience and
sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ. 20.
Who verily was foreordained before the founda
tion of the world, but was manifest in these
last times for you.
2 Pet. 1.10. Give dUigence to make your
calling and election sure.
Rev. 13.8. AU that dwell upon the earth
shaU worship him, whose names are not written
in the book of life of the Lamb slain, from the
foimdation of the world.
See God's providence overruling —
Prophecy, fulfilment of.
PREPARATION-DAY, the day before the
Sabbath, Mat. 27.62. Mar. 15.42. Luk. 23 54
Jno. 19.14,31,42.
PRESBYTERY (Gr. Presbuterion), 1 Tun.
4.14. Translated elders, Luk. 22.66. Act.
22.5. See Elders.
PRESENCE OF God. See God, favour
OF — God protector — Worship en
joined. PRESENTS. Given to prophets, 1 Sara.
9.7. 2 Kin. 4.42. To Judges, see Bribery.
To persons of rank. Gen. 43.11. 1 Sara. 17.18.
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PRIDE
By subjects to kings, 2 Sam, 17.27-29, gee
Tribute. By kings to their subjects, 2 Sam.
6,19. By kings to each other, 1 Kin. 10.10.
1 Kin. 16.18,19. By relations. Gen, 43,34,
Given at marriages. Gen, 24.63, Psa, 45.12,
Est. 2.18. On restoration to health, 2 Kin.
20,12. Job 42.10,11. On parting from frienda,
Gen. 45.22,23. At public rejoicings. Est, 0,19,
To confirm covenants, Gen, 21.28-30. 1 Sam.
18.3,4. To propitiate favour. Gen, 32.20.
Pro. 21,14, To reward service, Dan. 6.7.
Consisted of cattle and horses. Gen. 32.14,16.
Food, Gen. 43.11,34. 1 Ban. 14,3. Garments,
weapons, and armour, Jud. 14.12. 1 Sam.
18,4. 2 Kin. 5.5. Dan. 5,7. Est, 6.8, Gold
and sUver, 1 Kin, 10.25, Jewels, Gen, 24,
22,53, Land, Gen. 48.22. Money, Job 42.11.
Servants, Gen. 20.14. Spices, 1 Kin, 10.2.
Receiving of, a proof of good-wiU, 1 Sam.
25.35. Mai. 1.8,
PRESUMPTION. See Infidelity-
Pride — Unbblief — Worship, presump
tion IN.
PRETORIUM, the open court before the
palace. Mar, 15.16. Translated common hall,
Mat, 27,27; judgment-haU, Jno, 18.28,33.
Jno. 19.9. It is the palace itself in Act. 23.
35. Phil. 1.13.
PRIDE — Ambition — Vanity— Presump
tion. Ex. 18.11. Now I know that the Lord
is greater than aU gods : for in the thing
whereinthey dealt proudly Ae was above them.
Lev. 26.19. I will breai: the pride of your
power ; and I wiU make your heaven as iron,
and your earth as brass.
Deu. 8,13, Lest when aU that thou hast is
raultipUed; 14. Then thine heart be lifted
up, and thou forget the Lord thy God. 17.
And thou say in thine heart. My power and
the raight of mine hand hath gotten me this
wealth. 1 Sam. 2.3. Talk no more so exceeding
proudly ; let Twt arrogancy come out of your
raouth : for the Lord is a God of knowledge,
and by him actions are weighed. 4. The bows
of the mighty raen are broken, and they that
sturabled are girded with strength. 5. They
that were fuU have hired out themselves for
bread. 1 Kin. 20.11. Let not him that girdeth on
his harness boast himself as he that putteth
it off,
2 Kin. 14,9, The thistle that was in Leba
non sent to the cedar that was in Lebanon,
saying. Give thy daughter to my son to wife:
and there passed by a wUd beast that was in
Lebanon, and trode down the thistle, Jud.
9.8-15, 2 Chr, 25.18,19,
Job 11.12, Vain man would be wise, though
raan be bom Wee a wild ass's colt.
Job 12,2, No doubt but ye are the people,
and wisdom shaU die with you, v. 3.
Job 13,5, 0 that ye would altogether hold
your peace I and it should be your wisdom.
V. 1,2,
Job 15.7. Art thou the first man that was
born or wast thou raade before the hUls ? 8.
Hast thou heard the secret of God? and dost
thou restrain wisdom to thyself? 9. What
knowest thou, that we know not? what
understandest thou, which is not in us? 12,
Why doth thine heart carry thee away? and
what do thy eyes wink at, 13. That thou

PRIDE
tumest thy spirit against Grod, and lettest suth
words go out of thy raouth?
Job 18.3. Wherefore are we counted as
beasts, a/nd reputed vile in your sight? 4.
ShaU the earth be forsaken for thee ? and shaU
the rock be removed out of his place ? v. 2.
Job 21.31. Who shaU declare his way to
his face? and who shall repay him what he
hath done ? 32. Yet shall he be brought to the
grave, and shall remain in the tomb.
Job 32.9. Great raen are not always wise :
neither do the aged understand judgment. 12.
There was none of you that convinced Job, or
that answered his words : 13. Lest ye should
say. We have found out wisdora : God thrust-
eth him down, not man.
Job 37.24. He respecteth not any that are
wise of heart.
Psa. 9.20. Put thera in fear, 0 Lord : that
the nations may know themselves to be hut
raen. Psa. 10.2. The wicked in his pride doth
persecute the poor, 3, The wicked boasteth of
his heart's desire, 4. The wicked, through the
pride of his countenance, wiU not seek after
God : God is not in all his thoughts. 5. As
for all his enemies, he puffeth at them. 6.
He hath said iu his heart, I shaU not be
moved : for I shall never be in adversity.
Psa. 12. 3. The Lord shaU cut off the tongue
that speaketh proud things: 4. Who have
said. With our tongue will we prevaU; our
Ups are our own : who is lord over us ?
Psa, 18.27. Thou wilt save the afliicted
people ; but wUt bring down high looks.
Psa. 31.23. TheLord preserveth the faith
ful, and plentifuUy rewardeth the proud doer.
Psa. 49.11. Their inward thought is, that
their houses shall continue for ever, and their
dweUing-plaoes to aU generations : they call
their lands after their own names.
Psa. 62.7. This is the man that made not
Grod his strength ; but trusted in the abund
ance of his riches, and strengthened himself
in his wickedness.
Psa. 73.6, Pride compasseth them about as
a chain ; violence covereth them as a garment.
8. They are corrupt, and speak wickedly coti-
cerning oppression : they speak loftUy. 9.
They set their raouth against the heavens, and
their tongue walketh through the earth.
Psa, 76.5. lift not up your horn on high :
speak not with a stiff neck. 6. For proraotion
cometh neither from the east, nor frora the
west, nor from the south.
Psa. 101.5. Him that hath an high look and
a proud heart wiU not I suffer.
Psa. 119.21. Thou hast rebuked the proud
that are cursed, which do err from thy com
mandments. 69. The proud have forged a Ue
against rae. 70. Their heart is as fat as

Psa. 138.6. The proud he knoweth afar off.
Pro. 3.34. Surely he scometh the scomers.
Pro. 6,16, An abomination unto hira : 17.
A proud look.
Pro, 8.13. Pride, andamgancy, , ... do
I hate. Pro, 10.17. He that refuseth reproof erreth.
Pro. 11.2, When pride cometh, then cometh
shame. 12. He that ia void of wisdom
despiseth hia neighbour.
Pro. 12,9, He that is despised, and hath a
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self, and lacketh bread, 15. The way of a fool
is right in his own eyes.
Pro, 13.10. Only by pride cometh con
tention, 18. Poverty and shame shaU be to
him that refuseth tostruction.
Pro. 14.21. He that despiseth his neighbour
sinneth. Pro, 15,5. A fool despiseth his father's
instruction. 10. Correction is grievous unto
him that forsaketh the way: and he that
hateth reproof shaU die, 12. A scomer loveth
not one that reproveth hira : neither wiU he
go unto the wise. 25. The Lord wiU destroy
the house of the proud. 32. He that refuseth
instruction despiseth his own soul.
Pro. 16.6. Every one that is proud in heart
is au aboraination to the Lord : though hand
join in hand, he shall not be unpunished. 18.
Pride goetli before destruction, and an haughty
spirit before a faU. 19. Better it is to be of an
humble spirit with the lowly, than to divide
the spoU with the proud.
Pro. 17.19, He that exalteth his gate seek
eth destruction.
Pro. 18.11. The rich raan's wealth is his
strong city, and as an high wall in his own
conceit. 12. Before destruction the heart of
man is haughty. 13. He that answereth a
matter before he heareth it, it is foUy and
shame unto him.
Pro. 20.6. Most men wiU proclaim every
one his own goodness.
Pro. 21.4. An high look, and a proud
heart, is sin. 24. Proud and haughty scomer
is his name, who dealeth in proud wrath.
Pro. 25.6. Put not forth thyself in the
presence of the king, and stand not in the
place of great men. 7. For better it is that
it be said unto thee, Corae up hither ; than
that thou shouldest be put lower in the pre
sence of the prince. 14. Whoso boasteth
hiraself of a false gift is like clouds and wind
without rain. 27. For men to seai'ch their
own glory is not glory.
Pro. 26.5. Answer a fool according to his
foUy, lest he be wise iu his own conceit. 12.
Seest thou a man wise in his own conceit?
there is more hope of a fool than of him. 16,
The sluggard is wiser in his own conceit than
seven raen that can render a reason.
Pro. 27.2. Let another man praise thee,
and not thine own mouth ; a stranger, and not
thine own Ups.
Pro. 28.11, The rich raan is wise in hia
own conceit ; but the poor that hath under
standiog searcheth hira out. 26. He that is of
a proud heart stirreth up strife.
Pro. 29.8. Scomful raen bring a city into a
snare. 23. A raan's pride shaU bring him
low. Pro. 30.12, There isa. generation that are
pure in their own eyes, and yet is not washed
frora their filthiness. 13, There is a generation,
0 how lofty are their eyes I and their eyeUds
are lifted up.
Isa. 2.11. The lofty looks of raan shall be
humbled, and the haughtiness of raen shaU be
bowed down, and the Lord alone shall be
exalted in that day. 12. For the day of the
Lord of hosts shall be upon every one that is
proud and lofty, and upon every one that is
lifted up ; and he shall be brought low.
Isa.^3.16. Because the daughters of Zion
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necks, and wanton eyes, walking, and mincing
as they go, and maMng a tinkUng with their
feet. V. 16-26.
Isa. 6,8. Woe unto them that join house to
house, that lay field to fleld, tiU there be no
place, that they raay be placed alone in the
raidst of the earth I 15. The mighty man
shaU be humbled, and the eyes of the lofty
shaU be humbled.
Isa. 9.9. All the people shaU know, even
Ephraim, and the inhabitants of Samaria, that
say in the pride and stoutness of heart, 10.
The bricks are faUen down, but we wUl buUd
with hewn stones ; the sycamores are cut down,
but we wiU change them into cedars.
Isa. 10.7. If is in his heart to destroy and
cut off nations not a few. 8. For he saith.
Are not my princes altogether kings? 12. I
wUl punish the fruit of the stout heart of the
king of Assyria, and the glory of his high
looks. 13. He saith, By the strength of ray
hand I have done it, and by my wisdom. 14.
And ray hand hath found, as a nest, the riches
of the people : and as one gathereth eggs that
are left, have I gathered aU the earth ; and
there was none that moved the wing, or opened
the mouth, or peeped. 16. Shall the axe
boast Itself against him that heweth there
with? 16. Therefore shaU the Lord, the
Lord of hosts, send among his fat ones
leanness, v. 7-33.
Isa. 13.11. I will cause the arrogancy of the
proud to cease, and will lay low the haughti
ness of the terrible.
Isa. 14. 12. How art thou f aUen from heaven,
O Lucifer, aon of the morning I how art thou
cut down to the ground, which didst weaken
the nations I 16, Is this the man that raade
the earth to tremble, that did shake kingdoms,
V. 4-27.
Isa. 22.16. Whathast thou here? and whom
hast thou here, that thou hast hewed thee out
a sepulchre here, as he that heweth him out a
sepulchre on high, and that graveth an habi
tation for himself in a rock ? 19. And I will
drive thee frora thy station, and from thy state
shall he puU thee down. v. 17,18.
Isa. 23.7. Is this your joyous city, whose
antiquity is of ancient daya ? her own feet shaU
carry her afar off to sojourn. 9, The Lord of
hosta hath purposed it, to stain the pride of
aU glory, and to bring into contempt all the
honourable of the earth,
Isa. 24.4, The world languisheth and fadeth
away, the haughty people of the earth do
languish. 21. The Lord shall punish the host
of the high ones that are on high, and the
kings of the earth upon the earth.
Isa. 26.6. He bringeth down thera that
dweU on high ; the lofty city, he layeth it low ;
he layeth it low, even to the groimd ; he bring
eth it even to the dust,
Isa. 28. 3. The crown of pride, the drunkarda
of Ephraim, ahaU be trodden under feet.
laa. 37.29. Because thy rage against me,
and thy tumult, is corae up into raine ears,
therefore wiU I put my hook in thy nose, and
my bridle in thy Ups, and I wiU tum thee
back by the way by which thou caraest, v. 1-38,
Isa, 44.25, That turneth wise men back
ward, and raaketh their knowledge foolish,
Isa. 47,7, Thou saidst, I shall be a lady for
ever. 8. I am, and none else beside me ; I
shaU not sit as a widow, neither shall I know
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the loss of chUdren : 9. But these two thiTigs
shall come to thee in a moment in one day,
the losa of chUdren, and widowhood, v. 1-11.
Jer. 4.80, Though thou rentest thy face
with painting, in vain shalt thou make thyself
fair ; thy lovers will despise thee, they wiU
seek thy Ufe.
Jer. 9.23. Let not the wise man glory in
his wisdom, neither let the mighty man glo^
in his inight, let not the rich man gloiy in hu
riches, Jer. 13,9. After this manner wiU I mar the
pride of Judah, and the great pride of Jem
salera. 15. Hear ye, and give ear ; be not
proud : for the Lord hath spoken. 17. But if
ye wUl not hear it, my soul shaU weep in secret
places for your pride; and mine eye shall weep
sore, and run down with tears, becauae the
Lord'a flock ia carried away captive.
Jer. 48.7, Because thou hast trusted in thy
works and in thy treasures, thou shalt also be
taken, 14. How say ye, We are mighty and
strong raen for the war 7 15, Moab is spoUed,
and gone up out of her cities, 29. We have
heard the pride of Moab, (he is exceeding
proud) his loftiness, and his arrogancy, and
lus pride, and the haughtiness of his heart.
Isa. 16.6,7.
Jer. 49,4, Wherefore gloriest thou in the
vaUeys, thy flowing valley, 0 backsliding
daughter? that trusted in her treasures, saying.
Who shall corae unto me? v. 16,
Jer. 50,31. I am against thee, 0 thou most
proud, saith the Lord God of hosts : for thy day
is come, the time that I wiU visit thee.
Eze, 16,66, Thy sister Sodom was not men
tioned by thy raouth in the day of thy pride.
Eze. 28,2. Because thine heart ia lifted up,
and thou hast said, I am a God, I sit in the
seat of God, in the midst of the seas ; yet thou
art a man, and not God, though thou set thine
heart as the heart of God, 9, But thou shalt
he a man, and no God, in the hand of him that
slayeth thee. 17. Thine heart was Ufted up
because of thy beauty ; thou hast corrupted
thy wisdora by reason of thy brightness : I will
cast thee to tJhe ground, I wUl lay thee before
kings, that they raay behold thee. v. 3,
Eze. 30.6. The pride of her power shaU
corae down.
Eze. 31.10. Because thou hast Ufted up
thyself in height, and he hath shot up his top
araong the thick boughs, and his heart is Ufted
up in his height ; 11. 1 have therefore delivered
hira into the hand of the mighty one of the
heathen, v. 12-14.
Dan, 4.37. Those that walk in pride he is
able to abase,
Dan. 11.46. He shall plant the tabernacles
of his palace between the seas in the glorious
holy raountain ; yet he ahall come to his end,
and none shall help him.
Hos, 6.5. The pride of larael doth testi^
to his face : therefore shaU Israel and Ephraira
faU in their iniquity, Hos, 7,10.
Hos. 10,11. Ephraim is as an heifer that is
taught, and loveth to tread out the com; but
I passed over upon her fair neck : I wiU raake
Ephraim to ride ; Judah shall plow, and Jacob
shaU break his clods.
Obad. 3. The pride of thine heart hath de
ceived thee, thou that dweUest ia the clefts of
the rock, whose habitation is high ; that saith
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ground ? 4, Though thou exalt fhy.^elf as the
eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the
stars, thence will I bring thee down, saith the
Lord. Nah. 3.19. There is no heaUng of thy bruise ;
thy wound is grievous : all that hear the
bruit of thee shaU clap their hands over thee.
v. 8,
Hab. 2.4. His soul which is lifted up is not
upright in him : but the just shaU Uve by his
faith. 6. He is a proud man, neither keepeth
at home, who enlargeth his desire as heU, and
is as death, and cannot be satisfied, but gather
eth unto him all nations, and heapeth unto
him all people. 9. Woe to hira that coveteth
an evU covetousness to his house, that he raay
set his nest on high, that he raay be deUvered
frora the power of evil I
Zeph. 2,10, This shall they have for their
pride, because they have reproached and mag
nified themselves against the people of the Lord
of hosts. 15. This is the rejoicing city that
dwelt carelessly, that said in her heart, I am,
and there is none beside me : how is she become
a desolation, a place for beasts to Ue down in 1
every one that passeth by her shaU hiss, and
wag his hand.
Zeph, 3.11. I wiU take away out of the
midst of thee thera that rejoice in thy pride,
and thou shalt no raore be haughty because of
my holy mountain.
Mai. 4.1. Behold, the day cometh that shaU
bum as an oven ; and aU the proud, yea, and
all that do wickedly, shaU be stubble.
Mat. 23.8. Be not ye caUed Rabbi : for one
is your Master, even Christ ; and all ye are
brethren, 10. Neither be ye caUed masters :
for one is your Master, even Christ. 11. But
he that is greatest araong you shaU be your
servant. 12. And whosoever shaU exalt hira
self shaU be abased, v. 6,7. Mat. 20.26,27.
Mar. 10.43. Luk. 18.14,
Mar. 7,21. Out of the heart of raen proceed
evil thoughts, pride.
Mar. 9.35. If any man desire to be first,
the same shall be last of aU, and aervant of
aU. Mar. 12.38, Beware of the scribes, which
love to go in long clothing, and hve salutations
in the raarket-places, 39. And the duef seats
in the synagogues, and the uppermost rooms
at feasts.
Luk. 1.61. He hath scattered the proud in
the imagination of their hearts. 62. He hath
put down the mighty frora their seats.
Luk. 14,8, When thou art bidden of any
man to a wedding, sit not down in the highest
room ; lest a raore honourable raan than thou
be bidden of hira ; 9, And he that bade thee
and him come and say to thee. Give this man
place ; and thou begin with ahame to take the
lowest roora,
Rom. 1.22. Professing themselves to be
wise, they became fools. 29. Being fiUed with
aU unrighteousness ; 30. Proud, boasters.
Rora, 11.20. Be not high-minded, but fear :
21. For if God spared not the natural branches,
take heed lest he also spare not thee.
Bom. 12.3. I say, through the grace given
unto me, to every man that is among you,
not to think of Mmself raore highly than he
ought to think ; but to think soberly, accord
ing as God hath dealt to every raan the raeasure
of faith. 16. Mind not high things, but con-
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descend to raen of low estate. Be not wise In
your own conceits,
1 Cor. 1.29. That no flesh should gloiy in
his presence.
1 Cor. 3.18. Let no man deceive himself.
If any man araong you seeraeth to be wise in
this world, let hira becorae a fool, that he raay
be wise.
1 Cor. 4.6. Learn in us not to think of men
above that which is written, that no one of
you be puffed up for one against another,
7. For who maketh thee to diSerfrom another ?
and what hast thou that thou didst not re
ceive? now if thou didst receive it, why dost
thou glory, as if thou hadst not received ii?
8. Now ye are full, now ye are rich, ye have
reigned as kinp without us : and I would tc
God ye did reign, that we also raight reign
with you. 10. We are fools for Christ's sake,
but ye are wise in Christ ; we are weak, but
ye are strong ; ye are honourable, but we are

1 Cor. 6.2. Ye are puffed up, and have not
rather raouraed, that he that hath done this
deed might be taken away from among you.
6. Your glorying is not good. Enow ye not
that a Uttle leaven leaveneth the whole lump ?
1 Cor. 8.1. Knowledge puffeth up, but
charity edifieth, 2. If any raan think that he
knoweth anything, he knoweth nothing yet as
he ought to know.
1 Cor. 10.12. Wherefore let him that think
eth he standeth take heed lest he faU.
1 Cor. 14.38. If auy raan be ignorant, let
him be ignorant.
2 Cor. 10.5. Casting down iraaginations,
and every high thing that exalteth itself against
the knowledge of God, and bringing into cap
tivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.
12. We dare not make ourselves of the nuraber,
or corapare ourselves with sorae that commend
themselves : but they measuring themselves
by themselves, and comparing themselves
araong themselves, are not wise. 18. Not he
that commendeth hiraself is approved, but
whom the Lord coraraendeth.
Gal, 6.3. If a raan think himself to be
something, when he is nothing, he deceiveth
himself. Eph. 4.17. Walk not as other GentUes walk,
in the vanity of their mind.
PhU, 2.3. Let nothing be done through
strife or vainglory ; but in lowliness of raind
let each esteem other better than theraselves.
1 Tira. 2.9. That women adorn theraselves
in modest apparel, with shamefacednesa and
sobriety ; not with broided hair, or gold, or
pearls, or costly array.
1 Tira. 3,6, Not a novice, lest being Ufted
up with pride he fell into the conderanation
of the devU,
1 Tim. 6. 3. If any raan teach otherwise, and
consent not to wholesome words, 4. He is
proud, knowing nothing. 17. Charge them
that are rich in this world, that they be not
highminded. 2 Tim, 3.2. Men shaU be lovers of their
own selves, boasters, proud ; 4. Heady, high'
minded. Jas. 3.1. My brethren, be not many masters,
knowing that we shall receive the greater con
demnation. Jas. 4.6. God resisteth the proud, but giveth
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1 Pet. 6.;;i. Neither as being lords over Oocts
heritage, but being ensaraples to the flock.
V. 6,
1 Jno. 2.16. All that is in the worid, the
lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and
the pride of Ufe, is not of the Father, but is of
the world.
3 Jno. 9. Diotrephes, who loveth to have
the pre-erainence among thera, receiveth us not.
Rev, 3.17, Thou sayest, I am rich, and in
creased with goods, and have need of nothing
and knowest not ttiat thou art wretched, and
miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.
Rev 18.7. How much she hath glorified
herself, and hved deUciously, so much torment
and sorrow give her : for she saith in her
heart, I sit a queen, and ara no widow, and
shaU see no sorrow, v. 8,
Pride, Ambition, Vanity, Examples
OF : Eve, Gen. 3.5,6. BuUders of Babel, Gen,
11.4, Hagar, Gen. 16.4. Pharaoh, Ex. 5.2. Ex.
15.9,10. Neh, 9.10. Miriaraand Aaron, Nura.
12.2-10. Korah, &c,, Num, 16.3. Abiraelech,
Jud, 9,1. Goliath, 1 Sam. 17,42-44, Absalom,
2 Sam. 15.4. 2 Sam. 18.18. Ahithophel,
2 Sara. 17.23. David, 2 Sara. 24.2. Adonijah,
1 Km, 1.5. Benhadad, 1 Kin. 20 3,10.
Naaraan, 2 Kin. 5.11-13. Araaziah, 2 Kin.
14.8. Sennacherib, 2 Kin. 18,19-35, 2 Kin.
19, 2 Chr. 32.10-19. Hezekiah, 2 Kin, 20.13.
2 Chr, 32.31. Uzziah, 2 Chr, 26.16-19.
Haman, Est. 3.5. Est. 6.11,13. Est. 6.6.
Est, 7.10. Azariah, &c., Jer. 43.2. Nebuchad
nezzar, Dan. 4.30-34. Dan. 6.20. Belshazzar,
Dan. 6.22. The Jews, Mat. 13.65-67. Jno.
7.49. Peter, Mat. 16,22,23. Jno.13.8. James &
John, Mar. 10.36. The disciples. Mar, 9.34,
Pharisee, Luk, 18.11. Herod, Act, 1-2.21-23.
See Self-righteousness — False confi
dence. PRIEST (Heb. cohen; Gr. hierus). Mel
chizedek is the first styled priest. Gen. 14.
18. Jethro is caUed priest or prince {marg.),
of Midian, Ex. 2.16. Priests are mentioned
before the giving of the law, Ex. 19.22,24, see
Offerings. In the New Testament the word
is applied exclusively to the Levitical priest
hood, Itis figuratively applied to the Israelites,
Ex. 19.6. Isa. 61.6 ; and to Christians, 1 Pet.
2.9. Rev. 1.6. Rev. 5.10. Rev. 20.6.
PRIEST. The High-priest. Aaron of
the tribe of Levi the first high-priest ; descent
in his family divinely appointed, Ex. 28.1, Ex.
29.29. Nura. 3.10. Num. 16,40, 1 Chr, 23.
13. Heb. 6.4. Heb. 7,11 ; through Phinehas,
Nura. 25.12,13. Abiathar, of the line of
Itharaar and EU, deposed by Soloraon ; Zadok,
of the Une of Phinehas raade high-priest,
1 Kin, 2,27,35, List of, Neh, 12,10.11
Chronological list oi tnose mentioned in
scripture, see Aaron, Eleajzar, Phinehas,
Of tiie line of Ithamar, Eli, Ahitub, Ahime
lech, Abiathar, Of the line of Phinehas,
Zadok, Ahimaaz, Azariah or Amariah,
Jehoiada, Zechariah, Azariah, Azariah
or Amariah, Urijah, Hilkiah, Azariah,
Seraiah, Jehozadak, Joshua.
Under the Romans irregular, Jno. 11,49,61,
Act. 4.6, Act. 23.2,6. See Caiaphas,
Annas, Ananias,
A second priest under the high-priest. Num.
3,32. Num. 4,16. Num. 31.6. 1 Chr. 9.20.
2 Sara, 16.24. 2 Kin. 25,18. Luk. 3.2.
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Without blemish, Lev. 21.16-23. Holy Ic
theLord, Num. 17.1-11. Lev. 21.10-12,16. A
prophet, Jno, 11.49-62. Marriage-laws regard
ing, Lev. 21.13-16. Forbidden to raoum for
the dead, Lev. 21.10-12. At his death, the
man-slayer raight retum home, Num. 36.25,
Jos. 20.6.
Consecration of, by sacriflces, washing with
water, putting on the priestly garments,
anointing, sprinkling with blood and oU, Ex.
29. Ex, 28,40-43. Ex. 40.12-16,30-32. Lev.
c, 8 ife 9, Lev. 6.20-23. Services at consecra
tion, lasted 7 days, Lev. 8.83.
Dress of. Holy garments for glory and
beauty, made by men taught of GJod, Ex. 28.
2-4. Ex. 36.1. Ex. 89.1. The different parts
are as follows : —
The ephod, a scarf of fine twined linen,
embroidered with gold thread, blue, purple,
and scarlet, having two shoulder-pieces joined
at the edges, Ex. 39.2-4. Ex. 28.4-7. Two
onyx stones set in gold, engraved with the
names of the 12 tribes, put on the shoulders of
the ephod, Ex. 28,9-12. Ex, 89.6,7.
Breastplate of judgment of the same mate
rials and workraanship as the ephod : doubled,
about 9 inches square ; set with 12 stones in 4
rows, engraven with the namea of the tribes ;
placed above the girdle, and fastened to the
shoulder-pieces of the ephod by gold chains,
and a lace of blue passing through 4 gold rings
in the comers of the breastplate, Ex. 28,13-29.
Ex. 39.8-21.
Urim and Thumraim, put in the breastplate,
Ex. 28.30. Lev. 8.8. Wanting after the cap
tivity, Ezr. 2.63. See Urim.
Girdle of the ephod, of the sarae materials
and workmanship as the ephod, Ex. 28.4,8,39.
Ex. 39.6,29.
Robe of the ephod (wom underneath the
ephod, and reaching to the feet), of blue, a
hole in the top of it, the hem of the slurt
embroidered with pomegranates of blue, purple,
scarlet and twined linen, and hung with gold
beUs, to sound when the priest went into the
holy place. Ex, 28.4,31-36, Ex. 39.22-26.
Embroidered coat of Unen (wom underneath
the ephod), Ex. 28.4,39. Ex. 39,27. Lev,
16.4. Breeches of Unen, Lev. 16.4, Ex. 28.42.
Mitre, a cap of fine Unen, having fastened
to it by a lace of blue, a plate of gold, caUed
the holy crown of pure gold, with the inscrip
tion, " HoUness to the Lord," indicating that
the high-priest bore the iniqiuty of the
offerings, Ex. 28.4,36-39. Ex, 39.28,30,31.
Put on at consecration ; worn 7 days, Ex.
29.30. Ex. 40.13. Lev. 8.7-9.35 ; and on the
Day of Atonement, Lev. 16.4,32. To be kept
in the tabemaele, Lev. 16.23, Descended to
successive high-priests. Ex, 29.29. Lev, 16.32,
Num. 20.26-28.
Duties of. To inquire by Urim and
Thummim, see Urim. To bless the people,
Lev. 9.22,23. Num. 6.23. Deu. 10.8. Deu.
21.6. 1 Chr. 23.13. To mediate and maKe
intercession, Ex. 28.12,29,80,38. Num. 16.46.
Nura. 18.1, see Heb. 2,17,18. To offer gifts
and sacrifices, Heb. 6.1. Heb. 8.3. To
appoint the priests to their offices, ISam. 2.36.
To consecrate Levites, Num. 8.11-21. To take
chaise of the sacred treasury, 2 Kin. 12.10
2 Kin. 22.4. 2 Chr, 24.6-14. 2 Chr. 34.9. To
light the holy lamps, Ex. 27.21. Ex. 80,8.

PRTTIRTS
Lev, 24.3,4 Num. 8,3. To bum Incense,
Ex. 30.7,8. 1 Sam, 2.28. 1 Chr. 23.13. To
place shew-bread on the table every sabbath.
Lev. 24.8. To offer for his own sins of
ignorance, Lev. 4.3-12.
Duties on the day op Atonement.
To make atonement for himself and his
house, the people, the tabemaele &c,. Lev. 16.
30-34. The high-priest washed himself, and
put on the holy garments, v. 4. Cast lots
for the scape-goat, v. 5,7,8.
Entered the holy of hoUes to bum incense
before the menjy-seat. Lev. 16.12,13. Offered
a young buUock for a sin-oflTering, for himself
and his house, v. 3,6,11. Heb. 6.3. Entered
the holy of holies, and sprinkled the blood of
his sin-offering on the mercy-seat, Lev,16.14,27.
Heb. 9.7. Offered a goat for the sin-offering
of the people, Lev. 16.8,9,16,27. Entered the
holy of hoUes a third time with the blood of
the people's sin-offering, to make an atonement
for the most holy place, the tabemaele, <fec.,
V. 15-17,30. Heb. 9.7. Entered the holy of
holies alone, Heb. 9.7. No person permitted,
whUe he was there, to be in the tabemaele.
Lev. 16.17,
Made an atonement with the blood of the
buUock and goat, for the altar of incense. Lev.
16.18,19. Ex. 30.10. Heb. 9.22,23. Confessed
the sins of the people upon the head of the
scape-goat, and sent it away to the wUder
ness, Lev. 16.10,20-22. Washed himself and
changed his garments, v. 23,24. Offered 2 rams
as burnt-offerings, one for himself, the other
for the people, v. 3,5,24.
Judicial Authority, Deu. 17.8-13.
1 Sam. 4.18. Hos. 4.4. As president. Mat.
26.3,87-82, Act. 5.21-28. Act. 23.1-6. To
number the people. Num. 1.3. To superin
tend the choice of a ruler, Num, 27.19. To
encourage the people to battle, Deu. 20.2-4.
To distribute the spoUs in war, Num. 31.
21,26. Emoluments. The same as those of
the priests, see Priests' emoluments.
Portion of spoils taken in war. Num. 31.
26-29. INTERIOEITY TO Cbkist, Heb. 5.2,3. Heb.
7.6-12,23-28. Heb. 8.4-13j Heb. 9.7-28.
Heb. 10.1-14.
See Christ hiqh-priest.
PRIESTS, Divinely appointed. Of
.iaron's line, Ex. 27.20,21. Ex. 28.1-4. Ex.
29.9,44. Ex. 40.15. Num. 3.10. Num. 16.40.
Num. 18.7. Num. 25.13. 1 Chr. 23.13. Were
holy unto the Lord, Lev. 21.6,8. Lev. 22.9,16.
Isa. 62.11.
Without blemish. Lev. 21.17-23. Eequired
to prove their genealogy, Ezr. 2.62. Neh. 7.
64. Forbidden to moum, except for near
relations. Lev. 21.1-6 ; or to drink wine on
entering the tabemaele, Lev. 10.8-11. Eze.
44.21 ; or to eat what died of itself, or was
torn, Lev, 22,8 ; or to officiate when ceremo
nially unclean. Lev, 22,2-9,
Marriage-laws regarding. Lev. 21.7-16.
Who of their household might eat holy things,
Lev. 22.10-12.
Divided by David into 24 courses, 1 Chr.
24.1-19. 1 Chr. 28.13,21. 2 Chr. 8.14. 2 Chr.
S1.2. 2 Chr. 35.4,6. Ezr. 2.36-39. Neh. 33.
80. Chosen by lot, Luk. 1.9. Heads of,
caUed elders or chiefs, see Elders op the
PHIEBTS.

PEIESTS
Consecration of, by sacrifices, washing with
water, putting on the priestly garments,
anointing with oil, sprinklhig wltii blood and
oU, Ex. 29. Ex. 28,40-43. Ex. 40.12-16,80-32.
Lev. c. 8 & 9 ; the services lasting 7 days, Ex.
29.30,35. Punishment for usurping the office
of, Num, 3.10, Num, 16. Num. 18,7. 2 Chr.
28.18. Dress of. Ex, 28.40-43. Ex. 39,27-29, Lev,
6.10. See Ephod.
Duties of. To offer sacrifices. Lev. c. 1 to
6. 1 Chr. 16.40. 2 Chr. 13.11. 2 Chr. 29.34.
2 Chr. 35.11-14. Ezr. 6.20. Heb. 10.11, see
Offerings, mode of. To wash before. Ex,
30.18-21. 2 Chr, 4.6. To offer the first-fruits.
Lev. 23.10,11. Deu. 26.3,4. To bless the
people. Num. 6.22-27. 2 Chr. 30.27. Teach
the law. Lev. 10.11. Den. 31.9-13. Deu.
33.10, Jer. 2.8, Mai. 2.7. Prepare and burn
incense, see Incense. Light the holy lamps,
Ex. 27,20,21. 2Chr. 13.11. Lev. 24.3,4. Keep
the sacred fire always burning. Lev, 6.12,13.
Keep the charge of the sanctuary, Num. 18.
1,5,7. Cover the holy things of the sanctuary,
Nnm. 4.5-15. Carry the ark, see Ark. Blow
the trumpets for calling assemblies, and in
battle, see Trumpets — Trumpet, silver.
Examine lepers, see Leprosy. Purify the
unclean. Lev. 15.31, see Defilement. Value
things devoted, Lev. 27.8,12. Officiate in the
holy place, Heb. 9.6. To act as magistrates.
Num. 6,14-31. Deu. 17.8-13. Deu. 19.17.
Deu. 21.6. 2 Chr. 19.8.
Emoluments. Tithes of the tithes, see
Tithes. First-fruits, see First-fruits,
FirstUngs of beasts, or substitutes of. Num.
18.17,18. Neh. 10.36. Eedemption-money
of flrst-bom. Num. 3.46-61. Num. 18.16,16,
Things devoted. Num. 6.9,10. Lev. 27.21.
Num. 18.14. Pines, Num. 6.8. Lev. 5.16.
Lev. 22.14. The shew-bread, see Shew-bread.
Cities of the priests, 13 in number, Jos. 21,
4,13-19. 1 Chr. 6.67-66. Neh. 11,3-20. Por
tions of sacrifices and offerings, Ex. 29.27-34.
Lev. 2.3,10. Lev. 6.15-18,26. Lev. 7.6-10,31-
34. Lev. 10.12-14. Num. 6.19-20. Nnm.
18.8-19. Deu. 18.3-6. Eegulations by Heze
kiah, 2 Chr. 31. 4-19. Exempted from tribute
by Artaxerxes, Ezr. 7.24.
FEIESTS, Historical Notices of,
Eleazar, Aaron's eldest son, was chief of the
Kohathites, Num. 4.16-20. Ithamar, his second
son, of the Gershonites and Merarites, Num.
4.21-33. Num. 7.8.
Carried the ark through Jordan, Jos. 3,
Jos. 4.16-18. To Mount Gerizim, Jos. 8.33.
To the tabernacle, 1 Chr. J.5.14,24 ; and temple,
1 Kin. 8.3,4. 2 Chr. 5.6-7.
Blew trumpets at the faU of Jericho, Jos, 6.
At dedication of the temple, 2 Chr. 6.12.
2 Chr. 7.6. In Ahijah's war, 2 Chr. 13.12-14.
See Trumpet.
Slaughter of, by Saul, 1 Sam. 22.11-19. Ee-
sort to Eehoboam, 2 Chr. 11.13. Prevent
tjzziah from offering incense, 2 Chr. 26.17.
Cleanse the temple, 2 Chr. 29.4,16.
Transgressions of, 2 Chr. 36.14 (see Mrais-
TBRS, unfaithful). Persecute Jeremiah,
Jer. 26.11. Taken to Babylon, Jer. 29.1. Ee
tum from Babylon, Ezr. 1.6. Ezr. 2.36-39,
61,70. Ezr. 3.8. Ezr, 7.7. Ezr. 8.24-30.
Neh. 7.89-42,63-78. Neh. 10.1-8. Neh. 12.1-7
Genealogy of some lost, Neh. 7.64,66.
Tranfigresfllonsafter the retum : their refonn,
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En*. 9.1,2. Ezr. 10.6,18.19. Neh, 5.12, Neh,
10.28. BuUd the waU of Jerusalera, Neh.
S.1,22,28, Erect the altar, Ezr. 3.2.
Send to John the Baptist, Jno. 1.19. Oppo
sition to Christ, see Christ's sufferings.
To the apostles. Act. 4.1. Act. 5,4. Converts
to Christianity, Act. 6.7,
PRIESTS, Idolatrous. Of On, Gten. 41.
45,60, Gen. 46,20. Land of, in Egypt, not
sold. Gen. 47.22,26, Micah's son, Jud. 17.6.
Jonathan, his posterity priests tUl the capti
vity, Jud. 17.7-13. Jud. 18.30. Of Dagon,
1 Sam. 5.5. 1 Sara. 6.2. Appointed by Jero
boam of the lowest of the people, 1 Kin.
12,31,32, IKin. 13.2,33. 2Chr. 1116. 2Chr.
13.9. Amaziah a priest, Araos 7.10. Of Baal ;
their sacrifice on Carmel ; slain by Elijah,
1 Kin. 18.19-40 ; slain by Jehu, 2 Kin. 10.
11,18-27. Mattan slain, 2 Kin. 11.18, Of
Cheraarim (idolatrous), 2 Kin. 23.5. Zeph. 1.4,
Samaritan priest sent back by the king of As
syria, 2 Kin. 17.27,28. Of the lowest of the
people, 2 Kin, 17,32. Slain by Josiah, 2 Kin.
23.20. Of Jupiter at Lystra, Act. 14,13.
PRINCES OF THE Tribes. See Israhl,
tribes of.
PRISCILLA. See Aquila.
PRISON, Gen. 42.16-19. Lev. 24.12.
Num, 15.34. Ezr. 7,26. Jer, 52.11, Luk.
23,19. Act, 4.3. Act. 12.4,5. Used for
debtors. Mat. 18.30, Mat. 5.26,
State-prison, Gen. 39.20. Common prison.
Act. 5.18. Inner prison. Act. 16.24. Dun
geon or pit, Jer. 33.6, Zee. 9.11.
CJourt of the palace, Jer. 32,2. House of
the king's scribe, Jer. 37.15. House of
captain of guard. Gen. 40.3.
PRISONERS. Kept to hard labour, Jud.
16.21. Fed on bread and water, 1 Kin. 22.27.
Chained, Act. 12.6, see Fetters — Chains,
Clothed in prison garments, 2 Kin. 26.29.
Placed In stocks, see Stocks. Visited by
friends. Mat. 11,2. Mat. 26,86. Act. 24.23.
See Justice, administration op — Punish
ments. PRIVILEGES, Insufficiency of, to
Salvation. Jer. 7.4. Trust ye not in lying
words, saying. The teraple of the Lord, The
temple of the Lord, The teraple of the Lord,
are these.
Jer. 8.8. How do ye say. We are wise, and
the law of the Lord is with us ? Lo, certainly
in vain raade he it ; the pen of the scribes is
in vain.
Mat. 3.9. Think not to say within your
selves. We have Abrahara to our father : for I
aay unto you, that God is able of these stones
to raise up chUdren unto Abrahara, Luk, 3.8.
Mat, 7. 22. Many wUl say to rae in that day.
Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy
name ? and in thy name have cast out devils ?
and in thy narae done many wonderful works ?
23. And then wiU I profess unto them, I never
knew you: depart from me, ye that work
uiiquity. Mar. 7.18-20.
Mat. 19.30. But many that are flrst shaU be
last; and the last shall he first, [Parable of
the householder and the labourers. Mat. 20,
1-16.] Mar. 2,27, The sabbath was raade for man,
and not man for the sabbath,
Luk. 1.3.26. Then shaU ye begin to say. We
hiive eaten and drunk in thy presence, and
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thou haat taught in our streets. 27. But he
shaU say, I teU you, I know you not whence
ye are. v. 30.
Rom. 2,25. Circumcision verily profiteth,
if thou keep the law : but if thou be a breaker
of the law, thy circuracision is made uncir
cumcision. 28. He is not a Jew, which is one
outwardly ; neither is that circumcision, which
is outward in the flesh : 29. But he is a Jew,
which is one inwardly ; and circumcision is
that of the heart, in the spirit, and not in the
letter ; whose praise is not of men, but of
God. V. 17-29.
Bom. 9.6. They are not all Israel, which
are of Israel, 31, Israel, which foUowed after
the law of righteousness, hath not attained to
the law of righteousness,
1 Cor. 7.19. Circumcision is nothing, and
uncircumcision is nothing, but the keeping of
the commandraents of God. v. 18. 1 Cor,
10.1-10. 2 Cor. 6.16. Henceforth know we no raan
after the flesh : yea, though we have known
Christ after the flesh, yet now henceforth
know we him no raore.
Gal. 5.6. In Jesus Christ neither circura
cision avaUeth any thing, nor uncircumcision ;
but faith which worketh by love.
Gal, 6.15. In Christ Jesus neither circum
cision avaUeth any thing, nor uncircuracision,
but a new creature,
PhU. 3,3. We are the circumcision, which
worship God in the Spirit, and rejoice in
Christ Jesus, and have no confldence in the
flesh, 7, But what things were gain to rae,
those I counted loss for (Sirist. v. 4-6.
Col. 2.23. Which things have indeed a shew
of wisdora in wUl worship, and humility, and
neglecting of the body ; not in any honour to
the satisfying of the flesh.
1 Tim, 4.8. BodUy exercise proflteth Uttle.
Heb, 13.9. Jf is a good thing that the heart
be estabUshed with grace ; not with raeats,
which have not profited them that have been
occupied therein.
See False confidence — Hypocrisy —
Self -righteousness — Justification —
Works. PRIVILEGES Removed. See Spirituai.
destitution. PRIZE, Illustrative, 1 Cor. 9.24. PhU.
3.14. PROCHORUS, one of the seven deacons.
Act. 6.6.
PROCLAMATIONS. Made by king's let
ters, 2 Chr. 30.1-10. Ezr. 1.1-4. Est. 1.22.
Est. 8.10-14. By a herald, Dan, 6,29. Est.
6.9. Illustrative, Isa. 40.3,9,
PROFESSION OF Faith. See Decision.
False profession, see Hypocrisy — Back
sliding. PROGNOSTICATORS, PubUshers of
monthly prophetic almanacs, Isa. 47.13,
PROMISES, 2 Cor. 1.20, Heb, 6.17. 2Pet.
1.4. See Adoption — Affliction — Christ's
death, dibion of — Christ high-priest —
Christ's love — Christ saviour — Cove-
nant.s — ^Decision — Faith — Fear of God —
God'sfaithfulness — God'sfavour^God's
GOODNESS — God's love— God's mercy— God
^ROTEOTOR — God saviour — Holy spirii's
INFLUENOBS —J USTIFin A TION — ObEDIEN CF—

PROPHECIES
Pardon — Peace, national — Poor —
Prayer — Repentance — Regeneration —
SAINT.S, children OF— SALVATION — SANC
TIFICATION — Spiritual peace — Spiritual
DILIGENCE — Wisdom — Widows— Worship.
PROPHECIES. Of Clirist, see Christ,
PROPHECIES OF. Of the gospel dispensation
and kingdom of Christ, see Church, prophe
cies OF. Of the temple, see Temple, Of
coimtries and persons, wiU be found under
their various names ; as Israelites, Baby
lon, David, &c.
Of countries not named, lsa, 16.4,5. Isa,
17,12-14. Isa. 18. Isa. 24. Isa. 26.2-5. Isa.
27.1. Isa. 33.1-12. Isa. 41,1-7,26, Dan. 11,
5-45. PROPHECY, ITS CERTAIN Fulfilment.
Nura, 11,23. Is the Lord's hand waxed short ?
thou shalt see now whether ray word shaU
come to pass unto thee or not,
Isa. 34.16. Seek ye out of the book of the
Lord, and read : no one of these shall faU,
none shall want her mate : for my mouth it
hathcommanded,andhis spirit it hath gathered
them. Isa. 40.8. The grass withereth, the flower
fadeth ; but the word of our God shaU stand
for ever.
Isa. 44.26. That conflrraeth the word of his
servant, and perforraeth the counsel of his
messengers. Jer. 4.28. Because I have spoken it, I have
purposed it, and wiU not repent, neither wUl I
turn back from it.
Jer. 37.9. Deceive not yourselves, saying.
The Chaldeans shall surely depart from us :
for they shall not depart. 10. For though ye
had smitten the whole array of the Chaldeans
that fight against you, and there reraained hut
wounded men among them, yet should they
rise up every raan in his tent, and bum this
city with fire.
Jer. 44,28. AU the remnant of Judah, that
are gone into the land of Egypt to sojourn
there, shaU know whose words shall stand,
mine, or their's.
Jer. 51.63. Though Babylon should raount
up to heaven, and though she should fortify
the height of her strength, yet from me shaU
spoUers corae unto her, saith the Lord, 56.
For the Lord God of recorapences shaU surely
requite, Eze. 12,26. I am the Lord : I wiU speak,
and the word that I shaU speak shall corae to
pass ; it shaU be no raore prolonged : for in
your days, 0 rebeUious house, will I say the
word, and will perforra it, saith the Lord God.
Dan. 9,12. He hath confirraed his words,
whieh he spake against us, and against our
judges that judged us, by bringing upon ua
a great evil. 13. As li is written in the law of
Moses, aU this evU is corae upon us.
Hab. 2.3. The vision is yet foran appointed
tirae, but at the end it shaU speak, and not
lie : though it tarry, wait for it ; because it
will surely come, it wUl not tarry.
Mat. 6.18, VerUy I say unto you, TUl
heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle
shaU in no wise pass from the law, tUl all be
fulfilled. Mat. 24.36. Heaven and earth shaU pass
away, but my words shaU not pass away.
Mar 13.31.

PROPHECY
Mat. 26.24. The Son of man goeth as It is
written of him. 63, Thinkest thou that I
cannot now pray to ray Father, and he ahaU
presently give me more than twelve legions of
angels ? 64, But how then shaU the scriptures
be fulfiUed, that thus it must be ? v. 66,
Mar, 14,49. I was daUy with you in the
temple teaching, and ye took me not : but the
scriptures must be fulflUed.
Luk, 1,20, Thou shalt be durab, and not able
to speak, untU the day that these things shall
be perforraed, because thou beUevest not ray
words, which shaU be fulfilled in their season,
Luk. 21,22, These be the days of vengeance,
that aU things which are written raay be ful
flUed, V. 33,
Luk. 24.44. AU things must be fulfiUed,
which were written in the law of Moses, and
in the prophets, and in the psalms, conceming
me. V. 25. Luk. 18.31.
Jno. 10.36. The scripture cannot be broken.
Act. 3.18. Those thiugs, which Grod before
had shewed by the mouth of aU his prophets,
that Christ should suffer, he hath ao fulfiUed.
Act. 13,27. Because they knew hira not, nor
yet the voices of the prophets which are read
every sabbath-day, they have fulfilled them in
condemning ft-im, 29, When they had fuUUled
all that was written of him, they took him
down from the tree.
Rom. 9.6. Not as though the word of God
hath taken none effect.
See God, faithfulness of.
PROPHECY, ITS Design and Value.
2. Chr. 20.20. Believe in the Lord your God,
so shaU ye be established ; believe his prophets,
so shall ye prosper.
Isa. 48.5. Ihave even from the beginning
declared it to thee ; before it came to pass I
shewed it thee : lest thou shouldest say, Mine
idol hath done them. 7. They are created
now, and not from the beginning ; even before
the day when thou heardest them not ; lest
thou shouldest say. Behold, I knew them.
V. 3,4.
Dan. 9.2. I Daiuel understood by books the
number of the years, whereof the word of the
Lord carae to Jeremiah the prophet, that he
would accompUsh seventy years in the desola
tions of Jerusalem.
Jno. 2.22. When therefore he was risen
frora the dead, his disciples remembered that
he had said this unto them ; and they believed
the scripture, and the word which Jesus had
said. Jno. 14.29. Now I have told you before it
come to pass, that, when it is corae to pass,
ye raight believe.
Jno. 16.4. These things have I told you,
that when the tune shall come, ye may re
member that I told you of them.
1 Cor. 14.24. If aU prophesy, and there
corae in one that beUeveth not, or one un
learned, he is convinced of aU, he is judged of
all : 25. And thus are the secrets of his heart
raade manifest ; and so falUng down on his
face he wiU worship GrOd, and report that God
is tn you of a truth, v. 1-33.
1 The. 6.20. Despise not prophesyings,
1 Pet. 1,10. Of which salvation the prophets
have enquired and searched dUigently, who
prophesied of the grace that should come unto
you : 11. Searching what, or what manner of
time tbe Spirit of Christ which was in thera
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.lid si.c:nify, when it teatifled beforehand the
sufferings of Christ, and the glory that should
foUow. V. 12.
2 Pet. 1.19. We have also a more sure word
of prophecy; whereunto ye do weU that ye
take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a
dark place, until the day dawn, and the day-
star arise tn your hearts : 20, Knowing this
flrst, that no prophecy of the scripture is of
*ny private interpretation.
Rev, 1,3. Blessed is he that readeth, and
they that hear the words of this prophecy, and
keep those things which are written therein ;
for the time is at hand. Rev. 22.7.
See Prophets, imspiration of — Word
OF God.
PROPHETESS. See Miriam, Deborah,
Huldah, Anna, Philip's daughters.
PROPHETIC Dreams. See Dreams —
Visions.  AND Symbolical Periods and
Numbers, 390 days, 40 days, Eze. 4,4-6,
2300 days, Dan, 8,14, 70 weeks, 7 weeks,
62 weeks, 1 week, Dan. 9. 24-27. Tirae, tiraes
and a half, Dan. 12,7. Rev. 12,14. 1290
days, Dan. 12.11. 1335 days, Dan, 12.12. An
hour, day, month, and year, Rev. 9.16. 42
months. Rev. 11,2, Rev. 13.6. 1260 days.
Rev. 11.3. Nuraber of the beast 666, Rev,
13,18, 1000 years. Rev. 20,2-7, See Day-
Symbols. PROPHETS. Were anointed, 1 Km. 19.
16. Schools of, 1 Kin. 20.35. 2 Kin. 2.3-15.
2 Kin. 4.1,38. 2 Kin. 9.1. Prophesied with
music, 1 Sam. 10.5. 2 Kin. 3,15. Were
married, 2 Kin. 4.1. Isa. 8.2,3. Eze, 24,18.
Their dress, food, and mode of life, 2 Kin, 1.8,
2 Kin. 4.10. Zee, 13.4. Mat. 3.4. Luk. 1.80,
Presents offered to, 1 Sara, 9,7,8. 1 Kin. 14.3.
2 Kin, 4.42. Refused, Num. 22.18, 2 Kin. 6.
5,16. Were historians, 1 Chr, 29,29, 2 Chr.
9.29. 2 Chr. 12.15, Were attached to the
kin^s household, 2 Sam, 24.11. 2 Chr. 29.25.
2 Chr. 35.15. Their servants, 1 Kin. 19.21.
2 Kin. 3.11. 2 Kin. 4.12, Miracles of, see
Miracles, p. 310.
Chronological list op. See Enoch,
Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph,
Moses, Eldad, Medad, Balaam, Joshua,
Samuel, David, Nathan, Asaph, Gad,
Shemaiah, Ahijah, Iddo, Elijah, Elisha,
Micaiah, Zechariah the high-priest,
Jehu, Eliezer, Jahaziel, Zechariah,
Jonah, Joel, Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, Oded,
Azariah, Hanani, Micah, Nahum,
Zephaniah, Jeremiah, Urijah, Habak
kuk, Daniel, Obadiah, Ezekiel, Haggai,
Zeohariah, Malachi, Zacharias, Simeon,
John the baptist.
Prophets whose names are not
mentioned. Prophet sent to reprove Israel
for idolatry, Jud, 6.8. Prophet sent to
predict judgments on EU's house, 1 Sam. 2.27.
Prophet of Judah, prophesies against Jerobo
am's altar; paralyses the king'a hand, and
restores it ; is slain by a Uon for disobedience,
1 Kin. 13. Old prophet of Bethel, seduces
the prophet of Judah to disobey God's com
mand, 1 Kin. 13.11-32. 100 prophets hid in a
cave, 1 Kin. 18.4. A prophet warns Ahab,
1 Kin. 20.35-42,
Prophets in the Christian Chdrob,
Act, 11,27. Act. 13.1, I Cor. 12.28. 1 Cor.
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14.29-32. Eph. 4.11. Rev. 11.10. See
Apostles, Agabus, Judas or Jude, Silas.
Prophets, false. See Ministers,
UNFAlTBFUIi — ^PRIESTS, IDOLATROUS.
PROPHETS, Inspiration of. Gen. 41,
16. Joseph answered Pharaoh, saying. It is
not in me : God shall give Pharaoh an answer
of peace, v. 38. Gen. 40,8.
Ex, 3.14. Thus shalt thou say unto the
chUdren of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto
you, v. 10-16.
Ex. 4,5. That they may beUeve that the
Lord God of theur fathers hath appeared unto
thee. 15. Thou shalt speak unto hira, and
put words in his mouth : and I wUl be with
thy raouth, and with his mouth, and wiU
teach you what ye shall do. 27. The Lord
said to Aaron, Go into the vrildemess to raeet
Moses. V. 12,19.
Ex, 6.13. The Lord spake unto Moses and
unto Aaron, and gave them a charge unto the
ChUdren of Israel, v. 29. Ex. 7.2.
Ex, 19.3. Moses went up unto Gkid, and
the Lord called unto him out of the mountain,
saying. Thus shalt thou say to the house ol
Jacob, 9. The Lord said unto Moses, Lo, I
come unto thee in a thick doud, that the
people may hear when I speak with thee, and
beUeve thee for ever, 19, When the voice of
the trumpet sounded long, and waxed louder
and louder, Moses spake, and God answered
hira by a voice.
Ex. 24.16. The seventh day he caUed unto
Moses out of the midst of the cloud,
Ex, 33.11. T3ie Lord spake unto Moses
face to face, as a man speaketh unto hia
friend, v. 9.
Num. 7.89, When Moses was gone into
the tabernacle of the congregation to speak
with him, then he heard the voice of one
speaking unto him frora off the mercy-sea-t.
Ex. 25.22. Lev. 1.1. Num. 1.1.
Num. 9.8. Mosea said imto them. Stand
stUl, and I will hear what the Lord wUl com'
raand conceming you.
Nura. 12.6. If there be a prophet araong
you, I the Lord wiU raake myself known unto
him in a vision, and wUl speak imto him in a
dream. 8. With him will I speak mouth to
mouth, even apparently, and not in dark
speeches ; and the similitude of the Lord shaU
he behold.
Num. 16,28, Moses said. Hereby ye shaU
know that the Lord hath sent me to do all
these works ; for I have not done them of raine
own mind. 29. If these men die the comraon
death of aU men, or if they be visited after the
visitation of aU raen ; fhm the Lord hath not
sent rae.
Num. 22.18. If Balak would give rae his
house fuU of sUver and gold, I cannot go be
yond the word of the Lord ray God, to do less
or more. 38, And Balaara said unto Balak,
Lo, I ara come unto thee : have I now any
power at aU to say any thing ? the word that
God putteth in my mouth, that shtdl I speak.
Num. 23.12, Must I not take heed to speak
that which the Lord hath put in ray raouth 7
20, Behold, I have received commandment to
bless : and he hath blessed ; and I cannot
reverse it, 26. Told not I thee, saying. All
that the Lord speaketh, that I must do Y v. 5.
Num. 24.15, Balaara the son of Beor hath
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said: 16. He hath said, which heard the
words of God, and knew the knowledge of the
most High, whuh saw the vision of the
Alraighty, falling into a trance, but having
iiis eyes open,
Deu. 5.5. I stood between the Lord and you
at that time, to shew you the word of the
Lord. 31. But as for thee, stand thou here by
me, and I wiU speak unto thee aU the com
mandments, and the statutes, and the judg
ments, which thou shalt teach them.
Deu. 34.9. Joshua the son of Nun was fuU
of the spirit of wisdom ; for Moses had laid
his hands upon hira. 10. There arose not a
prophet since in Israel Uke imto Mosea, whom
the Lord knew face to face.
Jos. 3.7. This day wiU I begin to magnify
thee in the sight of aU Israel, that they may
know that, as I was with Moses, so I wiU be
with thee.
1 Sam. 3.1. The word of the Lord was
precious in those days ; fhere was no open
viaion. 7. Samuel did not yet know the Lord,
neither was the word of the Lord yet revealed
unto him. 19, Samuel grew, and the Lord
was with him, and did let none of his words
faU to the ground. 20. .And aU Israel from
Dan even to Beer-sheba knew that Samuel was
established to be& prophet of the Lord. 21.
And the Lord appeared again in ShUoh : for
the Lord revealed hiraself to Sarauel in ShUoh
by the word of the Lord. v. 4-10.
1 Sam. 9.6. There is in this city a raan of
God, and he is an honourable man ; aU that he
saith cometh surely to pass. 15. The Lord
had told Samuel in his ear a day before Saul
came. v. 16-20.
2 Sara. 7.4, And it came to pass that night,
that the word of the Lord carae unto Nathan.
V. 3-7. 2 Sam. 12.1.
1 Kin. 13,20. The word of the Lord came
unto the prophet that brought him back.
1 Kin. 14.6. The Lord said unto Ahijah,
Behold, the wife of Jeroboam coraeth to ask a
thing of thee.
1 Kin. 17,1. EUjah the Tishbite, said unto
Ahab, As the Lord God of Israel liveth, before
whom I stand, there shaU not be dew nor rain
these years, but according to ray word. 24.
By this I know that thou art a man of Grod,
and that the word of the Lord in thy mouth
is truth.
1 Kin, 18.36. EUjah the prophet came near,
and aaid. Lord God, let it be known this day
that thou art God in Israel, and that I am thy
servant, and that I have done aU these things
at thy word. v. 46.
1 Kin. 22.14. What the Lord saith unto
me, that wiU I speak. 28. If thou retum at
all in peace, the Lord hath not spoken by me.
And he said. Hearken, 0 people, every one of
you. 2 Chr. 18-27.
2 Kin. 1.12. If 1 6e a man of God, let flre
come down from heaven, and consume thee
and thy fifty.
2 Kin. 3.11. Here is EUsha. 12. The word
of the Lord Is with hira. 15. When the
minstrel played, the hand of the Lord carae
upon him.
2 Kin. 4.27. The raan of God aaid. Let her
alone ; for her soul is vexed within her : and
the Lord hath hid it from me, and hath not
told me.
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ciothes ? let him corae now to rae, and he shaU
know that there is a prophet in Israel, 26,
Went not mine heart vnth thee, when the
man tumed again from his chariot to meet
thee? 2 Kin. 6.12. EUsha, the prophet that is in
Israel, teUeth the king of Israel the words
that thou speakest in thy bedchamber, 17.
EUsha prayed, and said. Lord, I pray thee,
open his eyes, that he raay see. 32, JEre the
messenger carae to him, he said to the elders,
See ye how this son of a murderer hath sent
to take away mine head ? v. 9-11.
2 Kin. 10.10. There shaU faU unto the
earth nothing of the word of the Lord, which
the Lord spake concerning the house of Ahab :
for the Lord hath done that which he spake by
his servant EUjah.
1 Chr. 21.18. The angel of the Lord com
manded Gad to say to David, that David
should go up, and set up an altar unto the
Lord, 1 Chr. 28.19, The Lord made me under
stand in writing by his hand upon me, even aU
the works of this pattern. Ex. 25,9, Ex. 26.
30. 2 Chr. 8,14.
2 Chr. 26,5. Zechariah had understanding
in the visions of Giod.
2 Chr. 33.18. The words of the seers that
spake to hira in the narae of the Lord Grod of
Israel. Ezr. 5,1,2,
2 Chr, 36,12, He humbled not himself be
fore Jeremiah the prophet speaking frora the
raouth of the Lord. v. 15.
Job 32.8. There is a spirit in raan : and
the inspiration of the Almighty giveth them
understanding. Job 33.14. God speaketh once, yea twice,
yet man perceiveth it not. 15. In a dream, in
a vision of the night, when deep sleep faileth
upon men, in slumberings upon the bed ; 16.
l^en he openeth the ears of men, and sealeth
their instruction.
Psa. 103.7- He made known his ways unto
Moses, his acts unto the chUdren of Israel.
Isa. 6.1. I saw also the Lord sitting upon a
throne. 8. 1 heard the voice of the Lord, say
ing. Whom shall I send, and who will go for
us? Then said I, Here am I ; send me. 9.
And he said, Go, and teU this people, v. 1-7,
Isa. 8.11. The Lord spake thus to me with
a strong hand, and instructed me.
Isa. 44.26. That conflrraeth the word of his
servant, and performeth the counsel of hia
messengers. Jer. 1.4, Then the word of the Lord carne
unto me, saying, 6. Before I formed thee in
the beUy I knew thee ; and before thou camest
forth out of the worab I sanctified thee, and I
ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.
7. The Lord said unto rae. Say not, I am a
chUd : for thou shalt go to aU that I shaU
send thee, and whatsoever I command thee
thou shalt speak. 9. Then the Lord put forth
hia hand, and touched ray mouth. And the
Lord said unto me. Behold, I have put my
worda in thy raouth. 10. See, I have this
day set thee over the nations and over the
kingdoras, to root out, and to puU down, and
to destroy, and to throw down, to buUd, and
to plant.
Jer. 7.26. Since the day that your fathers
came forth out of the land of Egypt unto this
day I have even sent unto you aU ray servants
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the prophets, daUy rising up early and send
ing ^em. Jer. 26.3.
Jer. 11.18. The Lord hath given me know
ledge of it, and I know it : then thou shewedst
rae their doings,
Jer, 20.9. I said, I wiU not make mention
of him, nor speak any raore in his name. But
his word was in mine heart as a burning fii-e
shut up in my bones, and I was weary with
forbearing, and I could not stay.
Jer. 23,9. AU ray bones shake ; I ara like a
drunken raan, and Uke a raan whora wine hath
overcome, because of the Lord, and because of
the words of his holiness,
Jer. 26.2. Speakunto aU the cities of Judah,
which come to worship in the Lord's house,
aU the words that I command thee to speak
unto them ; diminish not a word.
Jer. 42.4. Whatsoever thing the Lord wiU
answer you, I will declare it unto you; I
wUl keep nothiag back frora you. 7. After
ten days, the word of the Lord came unto
Jereraiah. Eze. 1.1. The heavens were opened, andl
saw visions of God. 3. The word of the Lord
came expressly unto Ezekiel ; and the hand of
the Lord was there upon him, v. 26-28,
Eze. 3.10. AU ray words that I shall speak
unto thee receive in thine heart, and hear with
thine ears. 11. And go, get thee to thera cf
the captivity, unto the children of thy people,
and speak unto thera, and teU them. Thus
saith the Lord God ; whether they will hear,
or whether they wUl forbear. 27. But when I
speak with thee, I wtU open thy mouth.
Eze. 8,3, He put forth the forra of an hand,
and took rae by a lock of mine head ; and
the spirit lifted rae up between the earth and
bhe heaven, and brought me in the visions of
God to Jerusalera.
Eze. 33.22. The hand of the Lord was upon
me in the evening, afore he that was escaped
came ; and had opened my raouth, untU he
came to rae in the morning ; and ray mouth
was opened, and I was no raore dumb.
Eze. 40. 2, The hand of the Lord was upon
me, and brought me thither,
Dan, 1,17. God gave them knowledge and
skiU in aU learning and wisdora : and Daniel
had understanding in aU visions and dreams,
Uan. 2.19. Then was the secret revealed
unto Daniel in a night-vision.
Dan. 7.16. I carae near unto one of thera
that stood by, and asked him the truth of aU
this. So he told me, and made me know the
interpretation of the things,
Dan. 8.16. I heard a raan's voice, between
the banks of Ulai, which caUed, and said,
Gabriel, raake this man to understand the
vision. 27, I was astonished at the vision,
but none understood it. v. 15-19,
Dan. 9.22, And he informed me, and talked
with me, and said, O Daniel, I ara now come
forth to give thee skill and understanding,
Dan. 10.7. And I Daniel alone saw the
vision : for the raen that were with rae saw
lOt the vision. 8. Therefore I was left alone,
and saw this great vision, and there remained
no strength in me. 9, Yet heard I the voice
of his words : and when I heard the voice of
his words, then was I in a deep sleep on
my face, and ray face toward the ground.
0. 1-21.
Hos, 12.10. 1 have also spoken by the
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prophets, and I have raultipUed visions, and
used simiUtudes, by the rainistry of the pro
phets. Araos 3.7. Surely the Lord Grod wiU do
nothing, but he revealeth his secret imto his
servants the prophets. 8. The Uon hath roared,
who wiU not fear ? the Lord God hath spoken,
who can but prophesy ?
Ajnos 7.14. I was no prophet, neither was
I a prophet's son ; but I was an herdman, and
a gatherer of sycomore-fruit : 15, And the
Lord took me as I foUowed the flock, and the
Lord said unto me. Go, prophesy unto my
people Israel.
Jonah 3. 1 . The word of the Lord came unto
Jonah the second tirae, saying, 2, Arise, go
unto Nineveh, that great city, and preach unto
it the preaching that I bid thee,
Hab. 3.2. O Lord, I have heard thy speech,
and was afraid. 16, When I heard, my beUy
trembled ; ray Ups quivered at the voice : rot
tenness entered into my bones, and I trerabled
in myself.
Hag, 1.13, Then spake Haggai the Lord's
messenger in the Lord's message unto the
people. Zee. 2.4, Run, speak to tlus young man,
saying, Jerusalem shaU be inhabited, 9. Ye
shall know that the Lord of hosts hath sent rae.
Luk, 1.70. He spake by the raouth of his
holy prophets, which have been since the world
began, Luk, 3,3, The word of God came unto John
the son of Zacharias in the wUdemess.
Jno. 1.6, There was a raan sent frora God,
whose narae was John.
Act, S,18, Those things, which God before
had shewed by the raouth of aU his prophets,
that Christ should suffer.
Act, 21.9, The same raan had four dau^-
ters, virgins, which did prophesy,
1 Cor. 14.32, The spirits of the prophets are
subject to the prophets.
Heb. 1.1. God, who at sundry tiraes and in
divers manners spake in tirae past unto the
fathers by the prophets.
Heb. 3.5. Moses verUy was faithful in aU
his house, as a servant, for a testimony of
those things which were to be spoken after.
Jas. 5.10. The prophets, who have spoken
in the name of the Lord.
Jude 14, Enoch also, the seventh from
Adara, prophesied of these, saying. Behold, the
Lord coraeth with ten thousands of his saints.
Rev, 10.7, He hath declared to his seivants,
the prophets.
Bev, 22.6. The Lord God of the holy pro
phets sent his angel to shew unto his servants
the tilings which raust shortly be done. 8.
I John saw these things, and heard them. The
angel which shewed me these things.
PROPHETS, Inspiration of, by the
Holy Spirit. Ex. 35.31. He hath flUed him
with the spirit of God, in wisdom, in under
standing, and in knowledge, and in all manner
of workmanship.
Nura. 11.25. The Lord carae down in a
cloud, and spake unto him, and took of the
spirit that was upon hira, and gave it unto
tho seventy elders : and it came to pass, that,
when the spirit rested upon them, they pro
phesied, and did not cease, v. 17,26.
Num. 24.2. The spirit of God came upon
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PROPHETS
Miid, Balaam hath said, and the mau whost
eyes are open hath said. v. 4.
Jud. 6.34. The Spirit of the Lord came
upon Gideon, and he blew a trurapet. Jud.
11.29. 1 Chr. 12.18.
Jud. 13.25. The Spirit of the Lord began
to raove him at times in the camp of Dan,
Jud. 14,6,19,
1 Sara. 10.6. The Spirit of the Lord wiU
come upon thee, and thou shalt prophesy with
them, and shalt be tumed into another man.
v. 7,10.
1 Sam. 16,13, The Spirit of the Lord carae
upon David from that day forward,
1 Sam. 19.20. The Spirit of God was upon
the messengers of Saul, and they also pro
phesied, 23. The Spirit of God was upon him
also, and he went on, and prophesied, untU he
came to Naioth in Raraah, v. 24,
2 Sam, 23.2. The Spirit of the Lord spake
by rae, and his word was in my tongue. 3.
The God of Israel said, the Rock of Israel
spake to me. v.I. Act. 2,30.
2 Kin. 2,9, Elisha said, I pray thee, let a
double portion of thy spirit be upon me. 16.
The spirit of EUjah doth rest on EUsha.
1 Chr, 28,11. David gave to Soloraon, 12.
The pattern of all that he had by the Spirit.
2 Chr. 20,14, Upon Jahaziel carae the
Spirit of the Lord in the raidst of the con
gregation. 2 Chr. 15.1. 2 Chr. 24.20.
Neh, 9,30. Many years didst thou forbear
them, and testifledst against them by thy
spirit in thy prophets.
Tsa, 63.11. Where is he that put his holy
Spirit within him ?
Eze. 1.20. Whithersoever the spirit was to
go, they went, thither was their spirit to go ;
and the wheels were Ufted up over against
them : for the spirit of the Uving creature was
in the wheels.
Eze. 2.1. I wlU speak unto thee. 2. And
the spirit entered into me when he spake unto
me. 4. I do send thee unto them ; and thou
shalt say unto thera, Thus saith the Lord God.
5. And they shaU know that there hath been
a prophet among them.
Eze. 3.12. The spirit took me up, and I
heard behind rae a voice of a great rushing,
sayiTig, Blessed be the glory of the Lord from
hia place. 14. So the spirit lifted rae up, and
took me away, and I went in bitterness, in the
heat of my spirit ; but the hand of the Lord
was strong upon me. 22. The hand of the
Lord was there upon rae ; and he said unto
me. Arise, go forth into the plain, and I wiU
there talk with thee. 24. Then the spirit
entered into rae, and set rae upon ray feet,
and spake with rae.
Eze. 11,1, The spirit lifted rae up, and
brought rae unto the east gate of the Lord's
house. 6. And the Spirit of the Lord feU
upon me, and said unto me. Speak ; Thus
saith the Lord, 24. Afterwards the spirit
took me up, and brought me in a vision by
the Spirit of God into Chaldea, to thera of the
captivity, Eze, 37.1. The hand of the Lord was upon
me, and carried me out in the spirit of the
Lord, and set rae down in the midst of the
vaUey which was full of bones.
Eze. 43.6. So the spirit took rae up, and
brought me into the inner court ; and, behold,
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I heard him speaking unto rae out of the
house ; and the man stood by me.
Joel 2.28. It shaU corae to pass afterward,
that I wUl pour out ray spirit upon all fiesh ;
and your sons and your daughters i-haU pro
phesy, your old raen shaU dreara dreams, your
young men shall see visions : 29. And also
upon the servants and upon the handmaids in
those days wiU I pour out my spirit.
Mic. 3.8. Truly I am fuU of power by the
spirit of the Lord, and of judgment, aud
of raight, to declare unto Jacob his trans
gression, and to Israel his sin.
Mar. 12.36. David himseU said by the
Holy Ghost.
Luk. 1.15. He shall be fiUed with the Holy
Ghost, even from his mother's worab, 41,
Elisabeth was fiUed with the Holy Ghost. 67.
His father Zacharias was filled with the Holy
Ghost, and prophesied.
Luk. 2,26. And the Holy Ghost was upon
him. 26. And it was revealed unto him by
the Holy Ghost, that he should not see death,
before he had seen the Lord's Christ. 27. And
he came by the Spirit into the teraple.
Act. 2.2. Suddenly there carae a sound
frora heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and
it fiUed aU the house where they were sitting.
3, And there appeared unto them cloven
tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of
thera, 4. And they were aU fiUed witli the
Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other
tongues, as the Spirit gave thera utterance.
Act. 7.65. He, being fuU of the Holy Ghost,
looked up steadfastly into heaven, and saw the
glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right
hand of God. v. 66.
Act. 8,29. The Spirit said unto PhUip, Go
near, and join thyself to this chariot, 39, The
Spirit of the Lord caught away PhiUp, that the
eunuch saw hira no raore.
Act. 11.28. Agabus, signified by the spirit
that there should be great dearth.
Act. 21.4. Disciples, who said to Paul
through the Spirit, that he should not go up
to Jerusalera. 11. Thus saith the Holy Ghost,
So shall the Jews at Jerusalem bind tho man
that owneth this girdle.
1 Cor, 12.8. To one is given by the Spirit
the word of wisdora ; to another the word of
knowledge by the sarae Spirit ; 9, To another
faith by the sarae Spirit ; to another the gifts
of heaUng by the sarae Spirit ; 10. To anotiier
the working of rairacles ; to another prophecy ;
to another discerning of spirits ; to another
divers kinds of tongues ; to another the inter
pretation of tongues, v. 3,
2 Pet, 1.21. The prophecy carae not in old
time by the wUl of man : but holy men of
God spake as they were moved by the Holy
Ghost. Rev. 2.7. He that hath an ear, let hira hear
what the Spirit saith unto the churches.
Rev, 14.13. I heard a voice frora heaven
saying unto rae. Write, Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord frora henceforth : Yea,
saith the Spirit, that they raay rest from their
labours. See AlPostles' inspiration— Word of
God, inspiration of — Holy spirit, mira
culous INFLUENCES OF — MIRACULOUS
GIFTS— Visions.
PROPITIATION. 1. (Gr. hilasmos), 1
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PROSELYTES
Rom. 3.25, Translated mercy-seat, Heb.
9,5, PROSELYTES, To Judaism were circum
cised. Ex, 12.48. Act. 16.3. See Gen. 17.13,
Worshipped with the Jews, Deu, 31.12. 1 Kin.
8.41-43. Isa. 56.3-6. Eph. 2.14. Rev. 11.2,
Offered sacriflces. Lev. 17.8, Num, 15.14-16.
Shared in reUgious feasts, Ex. 12.48. Deu,
14.29, Deu. 16.11,14. 2 Chr, 30,26. Had the
benefit of the refuge cities, Nura, 35.16, Jos.
20,9. Might have Hebrew servants. Lev. 26.
47,48. Were required to obey the law of
Moses, Ex. 12.19,43-49. Ex, 20.10, Ex. 23,12.
Lev. 16.29. Lev, 17,8-16. Lev. 18.26. Lev,
20,2. Lev. 22.18. Lev. 24.16,22. Lev. 25.47.
Nura. 9.14. Num. 15.14-16,26-30. Num.
19.10. Deu. 5.14.
Ammonites not allowed to enter the congre
gation untu the 10th generation, Deu. 23,3;
nor Edomites aud Egyptians untU the 3d,
Deu. 23.7,8. Pharisees' zeal to make prose
lytes, Mat, 23,16.
Examples of: Jos. 8.33. Est, 8.17. Act,
2,10. Ruth, Ruth 2.11. The centurion,
Luk. 7,5. Greeks, Jno. 12.20. Woraen, Act.
13.60. Examples of Greek Proselytes (caUed
also devout, or worshippers,) who became
Christians : Nicolas of Antioch, Act. 6.5.
The eunuch. Act. 8.27. ComeUus, Act. 10.
Greeks at Antioch, Act, 13.43. Lydia, Act.
16.14. Greeks, Act. 17,4,17. Justus, Act,
18,7. See Strangers.
PROSPERITY, Temporal. See God's
GOODNESS— Temporal prosperity — God's
providence misunderstood.
PROVERBS, or Sayings, Jud. 14.12.
1 Sara. 10.12. 1 Sara. 24,13,14. 2 Sara. 3,8.
2 Sara. 20.18. 1 Kin, 4.32. 1 Kin. 20.11.
Job 12.11. Pro. 26.25. Pro. 30,18,19. Eze.
18,2. Luk. 4,23.
PROVIDENCE. See God's providence
— GtOd's goodness.
PRUDENCE. Job 34,3, The ear trieth
words, as tbe mouth tasteth raeat, 4. Let us
choose to us judgment : let us know araong
ourselves what it good.
Psa, 39,1. I said, I wUl take heed to my
ways, that I sin not with my tongue ; I will
keep ray raouth with a bridle, while the wicked
is before me.
Psa, 112,5, He wiU guide his affairs with
discretion. Pro. 6.1. If thou be surety for thy friend,
if thou hast atricken thy hand with a stranger,
2. Thou art snared with the words of thy
mouth. Pro. 11,16. He that is surety for a stranger
shaU sraart for it : and he that hateth sureti-
ship is sure. 29, The fool shall be servant to
the wise of heart.
Pro. 12.8. A man shall be commended
according to his wisdom, 16. A fool's wrath
is presently known : but a prudent man
covereth shame. 23, A prudent raan con-
cealeth knowledge : but the heart of fools
proclairaeth foolishness.
Pro, 14.8. The wisdom of the prudent is to
imderstand his way. 15. The siraple beUeveth
every word : but the prudent man looketh
weU to his going. 16. A wise man feareth,
dud departeth from evU : but the fool rageth,
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and Is confident, 18. The siraple inherit
f oUy : but the prudent are crowned with know-

Pro, 15,6. He that regardeth reproof is
prudent. 22, Without counsel purposes are
disappointed : but in the raultitude of coun-
sellers they are estabUshed.
Pro. 16,20. He that handleth a matter
wisely shaU find good.
Pro. 17,2, A wise servant shaU have rule
over a son that causeth shame, and shaU have
part of the inheritance among the brethren.
18. A raan void of understanding striketh
hands, and becometh surety in the presence of
his friend.
Pro, 18,16, A raan's gift raaketh room for
him, and bringeth hira before great raen.
Pro. 20.6, Counsel in the heart of man ia
like deep water ; but a man of understanding
wiU draw it out, 16. Take his garment that
is surety for a stranger, 18, Every purpose
is estabUshed by counsel : and with good ad*
vice make war.
Pro. 21.6. The thoughts of the dUigent tend
only to plenteousness ; but of every one that
is hasty only to want, 20, There is treasure
to be desired and oU in the dweUing of the
wise ; but a foolish man spendeth it up.
Pro, 22,3. A prudent Tnan foreseeth the
evU, and hideth hiraself : but the siraple pass
on, and are punished. 7. The rich ruleth over
the poor, and the borrower is servant to the
lender, 26, Be not thou one of them that
strike hands, or of them that are sureties for
debts, 27, If thou hast nothing to pay, why
should he take away thy bed from under thee ?
Pro. 27.12.
Pro. 23.1. When thou sittest to eat with a
ruler, consider diligently what is before thee :
2, And put a knife to thy throat, if thou be a
raan given to appetite, 3. Be not desirous of
his dainties : for they are deceitful raeat. 9.
Speak not in the ears of a fool : for he will
despise the wisdom of thy words.
Pro. 24.6. By wise counsel thou shalt make
thy war : and in multitude of counseUera there
is safety. 27, Prepare thy work without, and
make it fit for thyself in the field ; and after
wards build thine house.
Pro. 26.8, Go not forth hastily to strive,
lest thou hnow Twt what to do in the end thereof,
when thy neighbour hath put thee to shame,
9. Debate thy cause with thy neighbour Mm
self; and discover not a secret to another :
10. Lest he that heareth it put thee to sliarae,
and thine infaray tum not away.
Pro. 26,4. Answer not a fool according to
his foUy, lest thou also be like unto Mm.
6. Answer a fool according to his foUy, lest he
be wise in his own conceit.
Pro. 29.11. A fool uttereth aU hia mind :
but a wise man keepeth it in tiU afterwards.
Ecc. 8.3. Be not hasty to go out of his
sight : stand not in au evil thing ; for he doeth
whatsoever pleaseth him.
Ecc. 10,1. Dead flies cause the ointraent
of the apothecary to send forth a stinking
savour : so doth a Uttle folly hira that is in
reputation for wisdora and honour. 10. If the
iron be blunt, and he do not whet the edge,
then must he put to more strength : but wis
dom is profltable to direct,
Amos 6.13. The prudent shall keep sUeuce
in that time ; for it is an evU time.

PEUNING-flOOKS
Mat. 7.6. Give not that which is holy nnto
the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before
swine, lest they trample them under their
feet, and tum again and rend you,
Luk. 14.28. Which of you, intending to
build a tower, sitteth not down flrst and
counteth the cost, whether he have s^ffieUnt
to flnish it! 29. Lest haply, after he hath
laid the foundation, and is not able to flnish
it, all that behold it begin to mock him, 30.
Saying, This man began to build, and was not
able to flnish. v. 31,32.
Eom. 14.16. Let not then your good be evil
spoken of.
Col. 4. 5. Walk in wisdom toward them that
are without, redeeming the time.
Prudence, Examples of: Jacob, Gen.
32.7-21. Joseph, Gen. 41.33-57. Jethro, Ex.
18.17-23. Saul, 1 Sam. 10.16. David, 1 Sam.
17.39. 1 Sam. 18.6-30 2 Sam. 16.33-37.
Abigail, 1 Sam. 26,18-31. Achish, 1 Sam. 29.
Jehotam, 2 Kin. 7.12,13. Nehemiah, Neh.
2.12-16. Neh. 4.13-23. Gamaliel, Act. 6.
34-39. Paul, Act. 16.3. Act. 23.6, 2 Cor.
8.20. Town-clerk of Ephesus, Act. 19.36-40.
Eehoboam's counsellors, 1 Ein. 12.7.
See Watchfulness — Wisdom.
PKUNING-HOOKS or Knives, Isa. 2.4.
Isa. 18.6. Joel 3.10. Pruning, Lev. 25.3,4.
Isa. 6.6. Illustrative, Jno. l6.2.
PSALMS. Miscellaneous, Ex. 15. Num.
10.36,36, Deu, 31,22 with Deu. 32. Jud. 6.
1 Sam. 2.1-10. 2 Sam. 22. 1 Chr. 16. 1 Chr.
29.10-17. Isa. 12. Isa. 26. Isa. 26. Luk. 1.
46-79. Luk. 2.29-32. Written by David, .fee.,
for the temple singing, 2 Sam. 23.1. 1 Chr.
16.7. Psa. 88 {tiOe), &c.
Titles, (be. of, see Aijelkth-shachab, Ala-
moth, Al-tasohith, Degrees, Gittith,
HiGGAION, JeDUTHUN, JoNATH - ELEM-
itECHOKlH, LeANNOTH, MaHALATH, MaS-
chil, michtam, muth-labban, neginoth,
Nehiloth, Selah, Shemikith, Shiggaiok,
Shoshannim. FSALTEBT, a kind of harp. Used by pro
phets, 1 Sam. 10.5. With singing, in bringing
up the ark, by David, 2 Sam. 6.6. 1 Chr. 13.
8. 1 Chr. 15.16,20,28 ; and Solomon, 2 Chr.
6.12,13. Jeiel, appointed to play on, 1 Chr.
16.6 ; and Heman's sons and daughters,
1 Chr. 25,1,6,6. Made by Solomon of almug,
1 Kin, 10,12. 2 Chr. 9.11. Used at Jehosha
phat's triumph, 2 Cbr. 20.28. In the temple,
2 Chr. 29.26. At the dedication of the wall,
Neh. 12.27. In idolatrous worship, Dan. 3.
6,7,10,15. Employed in praise, Psa. 33.2.
Psa. 57.8. Psa. 71.22. Psa. 81.2. Psa. 92.3.
Psa. 108.2. Fsa. 144.9. Fsa. 160.3. Amos
5.23. In feasts, &c., translated viol, Isa. 5.
12. Isa. 14.11. AmoB 6.23. Amos 6.6. See
Harp — Sackbut.
PTOLEMAIS. See Aooho.
PUBLICANS. Two grades of. — Chief
publican ; that is, a commissioner, as Zaccheus,
Luk. 19.2. Collector of taxes, as Matthew, Mat.
10.3. Luk. 5.27. Held jn disrepute. Mat. 6.
46,47. Mat. 9.11. Mat. 11.19. Mat. 18.17.
Mat. 21.31. Luk. 18.11. Baptized by John,
Mat. 21.31,32. Luk. 3,12. Luk. 7.29. Eeceived
Christ, Mat. 21.32. Luk. 6.29,30. Luk. 7.29,34.
Luk. 16.1. Parable of, Luk. 18.10-14.
FUBLIUS, a proprietor in Malta, whose
father Paul healed. Act. 28.7.8.

PURIFICATION
FUL, king of Assyria, enforces tribute of
Menahem, 2 Kin. 16.19, Carries tbe Israelitea
captive, 1 Chr. 5.26.
 , a people and region in Africa,
Isa. 66.19.
PULSE (vegetables), Dan. 1.12,16.
PUNISHIVIENT OF the Wiokbd. See
Hell — Sin, punishment of — Sin, its
fruits — Judgment.
PUNISHMENTS. Burning, Lev. 20.14.
Lev. 21.9. Gen. 38.24. Dan. 3.6. Cutting, and
sawing in pieces, Dan. 2.6. Heb. 11.37. Kxpos-
ing to wild beasts, Dan, 6.16.24. 1 Cor. 16.32.
Drowning, Mat. 18.6. Slaying with the sword,
Ex. 32.27,28. IKin. 2.25,34,46. Act. 12.2.
Beheading, 2 Kin. 10.6. Mar. 6.16,27. Throw
ing from a rock, 2 Chr. 25.12. Mutilation
and torture, Jud. 1.5-7. Jud. 16.21. 1 Sam.
31.10. 2 Sam. 4.12. Isa. 50.6. Lam. 6.12.
Eze. 23.26. Mat. 26.67. Mat. 27.26-30. Act.
22.24,29 {marg.), Act. 23.2,3,
Pines, Ex. 21,22,30,32,36: Deu. 22.18,19^29.
Punishment like the offence {lex taliams), Ex.
21.23-26. Lev. 24.17-22. Deu. 19.19-21.
Eestitution, Ex. 21.33-36. Ex. 22.1-14. Lev.
6.4,6. Num. 5.7.
See Beheading, Crucifixion, Gallows,
Hanging, Stoning, Scourging, Banish
MENT, Prisons, Stocks, Chains, Fetters.
Capital Punishment, for manstealing,
Ex. 21.16. Treason, 1 Kin. 2.26. Eebellion
against parents. Lev. 20.9. Deu. 21.18-21.
See' also Murder, Adultery, Idolatry,
Sorcery, Blasphemy, Sabbath-breaking
Executed by the witnesses, Deu. 13.9.
Deu. 17.7. Act. 7.5,8, By the congregation.
Num. 15.35,36 Deu. 13.9. Jews under the
Eomans could not inflict, Jno. 18,31. The
body buried the same day, Deu. 21.23. Chil
dren not to suifer for parents' crimes, Deu.
24.16, see Est. 9.14. Dan. 6.24.
PURIFICATION, by bathing, and wash.
ing the clothes. Lev. 14.8,9. Lev. 16.6-13.
Lev. 16.26,28, Lev, 17.15,16, Num. 19.
7-10,19; inrunningwater,Lev.l5.13. Wash
ing thehands, Deu. 21.6. Mat. 27.24. Hands
and feet. Ex, 30.18-21. Ex. 40.31, see Heb,
6.2. Heb. 9.10.
By sprinkling with blood, and water. Ex,
24.5-8. Lev. 14.6,7. Heb. 9.19. With water
of separation, from the ashes of the red heifer.
Num. 19.9,13,17-21. Num. 31.23. Heb. 9.13.
By spices (Medo-Persian), Est. 2.12.
Of priests at consecration. Ex 29.4. Ex.
40.12. Lev. 8.6. Before sacriflce or minister
ing, Ex. 30.18-21. Ex. 40.30-32. Lev. 22.3.
Of the high-priest on Day of Atonement, Lev.
16.4,24. Of Levites at consecration, Num.
8.6-7,21. Of Nazarites, Num. 6.9-21. Act. 21.24,26.
Of persons, and things ceremonially unclean,
see Defilement, Of an accused person as
proof of innocence, Deu. 21,1-9. Mat. 27.24.
Before worship. Gen, 35.2. Ex. 19.10-14
with 1 Sam. 16.6. Jno. 11.65. Of burnt-
offerings. Lev, 1.9,13. Lev. 9.14. 2 Chr. 4.6.
Neglect of, punished. Lev. 7.20. Lev. 15.31.
Lev. 17.16. Num. 19.13,20. Superstitious
views of. Mat, 16.2, Mar, 7.2-5,8,9. Luk. IL
38. lUustrative, Fsa. 26.6. Fsa. 51.7.
Eze. 36.25. Heb. 10.22.
Ste Ablution— Detilement. 379

PUEIM
PURIM. See Feast of PuriM.
PURSE or Bag. For money, Pro. 1.14.
Pro. 7.20. Isa. 46.6. Lnk. 10.4. Luk. 12.
33. Luk. 22.35,38. When sealed, contained
a fixed sum of money, 2 Kin. 6.23. 2 Kin.
12. 10 with Job 14.17. For containing weights,
Deu. 26.13. Pro. 16.11. Mic. 6.11. Called a
scrip, 1 Sam. 17.40. Mat. 10.10. Luk. 10.4.
{Gr. zonee), a girdle, translated purse. Mat, 10.9.
Mar. 6.8.
PUT. See Libya.
PUTEOLI, a seaport of Italy; Paul
remained 8 days at, on his way to Rome, Act.
28.18,14. FYGARG {marg. dishon or bison), sup
posed to be a gazeUe, Deu. 14.5.

QUAILS (a kind of grouse). Miraculous
supply of, at Sin, Ex. 16.13. At Kibroth-
Hattaavah, Num. 11.81,32. Psa, 106.40.
QUARRELS. See Strife.
QUATERNION of Soldiers, a detach
ment of 4 men, .\ct. 12.4.
QUEEN, a female sovereign, see Sheba,
QUEEN OF — Candace — ATHALrA. The chief
wife of the king, 1 Kin. 11.19. Est. 1.9. Est.
2.4. Neh. 2.6. Psa. 45.9. Jer. 29.2, The
king's mother, 1 Kin, 15.18, Kings' wives.
Song 6.8,9. Crown of. Est. 1,11. Est. 2.17.
Attendants of. Est. 1.9. Psa. 46.14. Illus
trative, Eev, 18.7.
 OF Heaven (the moon), wor
shipped, Jer. 7.18. Jer. 4.4,17-19,25.
QUIVER. See Arrow.

R
RAAMAH, a town ; site of unknown, Eze,
27.22. Gen. 10.7. 1 Chr. 1.9.
RAAMSES. See Eameses.
RABBAH, or Eabbath, capital of Ammon,
Jos. 13.25. Og's bedstead preserved at, Deu.
3.11. Siege and capture of, by Joab, 2 Sam.
11.1. 2 Sam. 12.26-31. 1 Chr. 20.1-3. Re
possessed by the Ammonites ; prophecies
against, Jer. 49.2,3. Eze. 21.20. Eze. 25.6.
Amos 1.14.
EABBATH-MOAB. See Ar.
RABBI, or Eabboni, a title of honour,
applied to teachers of the law. Mat. 23.7,
Applied to Christ, Jno. 1.38,49. Jno. 3.2.
Jno. 6.26 ; and translated master, Jno. 20.16.
Mat. 26.26,49. Mar. 9.5. Mar. 11.21. Mar.
14.45. Jno. 4,81. Jno. 9.2. Jno. 11.8.
Translated lord. Mar. 10.51. Applied to John
the Baptist, Jno. 3.26. Forbidden to the
apostles. Mat. 28.8.
RABSHAKEH, a general sent by Senna
cherib against Hezekiah ; his blasphemy,
2 Kin. 18.17-36. 2 Kin, 19.4,8. Isa. 36.2-22.
lea. 37.4,8.
RACA (worthless), Mat. 6.22.
RACE, Psa. 19.6. Ecc. 9.11. 1 Cor. 9.24.
Illustrative, Heb. 12.1,2. Gal. 5.7. Phil.
2.16. 880

RAMOTH-GILEAD
RACHEL, daughter of Laban, meets Jacob,
Gen. 29.6-12. Loved by Jacob ; married to
him. Gen. 29.16-30. Gen. 33.2. Her conten
tion with Leah and Jacob ; gives Jacob her
maid. Gen. 30.1-8. Her children, Joseph and
Benjamin, Gen. 30.22-24. Gen. 86.16-18,24.
Concurs in Jacob's flight ; steals her father's
images. Gen. 31.4,14-19,34. Her death, burial,
and sepulchre. Gen. 36.18-20. Gen. 48.7.
1 Sam. 10.2.
RAGUEL. See Jethro.
RAHAB of Jericho, receives the spies,
Jos. 2. Jas. 2.25. Saved in the destruction
of Jericho, Jos. 6.17-26. Heb. 11.31. See
Mat. 1.6.
RAHAB. See Egypt.
RAIMENT. See Dress.
RAIN. Noneatcreation, Gon. 2.6,6. Con
tinued 40 days at the flood. Gen . 7. 12, Miracles
of Moses connected with— Ex. 9.33,34. Of
Samuel, 1 Sam. 12.17,18. Of EUjah, 1 Km.
18. Abundance of, Ezr. 10.9,13. Eare in
harvest. Pro. 26.1. 1 Sam. 12.17,18; and in
Egypt, Zee. 14.18. Ex. 9.33,34. Deu. 11.10 ;
and in northerly winds. Pro. 25.23. Promised,
Deu. 11.11,14. Eze. 34,26. Joel 2.23. Zee.
10.1. Withheld in judgment, Deu. 11.17.
Deu. 28.24. 1 Kin. 8.36. 2 Chr. 7.13. Amos
4.7. Zee. 14.17. Small and great rain, Deu.
32.2. Job 37.6. First, or former and latter
rain, Deu. 11.14, Job 29,23. Pro. 16.15,
Jer. 8.3. Jer. 5.24. Hos. 6.3. See Drought.
RAINBOW, appointed as a sign. Gen. 9.
8-16. Eze. 1.28. Symbolical, Eev. 4.3. Eev.
10,1. RAISINS, an ordinary article of diet,
1 Sam. 25,18, 1 Sam. 80,12. 2 Sam. 16.1.
1 Chr. 12.40.
RAM. See Sheep — Offerings. Eam's-
hom, trumpets of, Jos, 6.4-13, Translated
trumpet, Ex. 19.13. Eam's skin, coverings of,
dyed red for tbe tabemaele, Ex, 26,14. Ex.
39.34. RAMAH or Eamath of Benjamin, Jos.
18.26. Jer. 31.15; near Gibeah, Jnd. 19,
13. Ezr. 2.26. Neh. 7.80. Neh. 11.33. Isa.
10.29. Hos. 6.8, Fortifled by Baasha, .nnd
destroyed by Asa, 1 Kin, 15.17-22. 2 Chr. 16,
1-6. Jeremiah in chains at, Jer. 40.1.
 or Eamathaim-Zophim, in Mount
Ephraim, Jud. 4.5. Residence of Elkanah,
1 Sam, 1.1,19. 1 Sam. 2.11 ; of Samuel,
1 Sam. 7.17. 1 Sam. 15.34. 1 Sam. 16.13.
Elders of Israel ask a king at, 1 Sam. 8.4.
David flees to Samuel at, 1 Sam. 19.18.
Samuel buried at, 1 Sam. 28.3.
 otSimeon, Jos. 19.8. ISam. 30.27.
Of Asher, Jos. 19.29. Of Naphtali, Jos. 19.36.
RAMATHAIM-ZOFHAIM, in Mount
Ephraim, residence of Elkanah, 1 Sam. 1.1.
RAMATH-LEHI (the Ufting up of the jaw
bone), the place where Samson slew the Phi
listines with the jaw-bone of an ass, Jud. 15.17.
RAMESES or Eaamses, a district in
Egypt, inhabited by the IsraeUtes, Gen. 47.11.
A treasure city built by them, Ex. 1.11 ; from
which they departed at the Exodus, Ex. 12.
37. Num. 33.3-6.
RAMOTH-GILEAD or Ramoth Mizpeh,
in Gad. a Levitical city of refuge, Deu. 4.43.

RANSOM
Jos. 20.8. 1 Chr. 6.73. In the hands of the
Syrians; Ahabslain at, IKin. 22,3,34. Joram
wounded at, 2 Kin. 8.28. 2 Kin. 9.14,15.
Jehu anointed king at, 2 Kin. 9.1-4.
RANSOM. In money, Ex. 21.30. Ex. 30.
12. Isa. 45.13. Illustrative, Pro. 21.18. Isa.
43.3. Isa. 62.3. .Mat. 20.28, see Job 38.24.
Psa. 49.7.
RASOB, Num. 6.6. Psa. 62.2. Isa. 7.20.
Eze. 6.1. Translated penknife, Jer. 86.23.
RAVEN, Lev. 11.15. Deu. 14.14. Song
6.11. Psa. 147.9. Isa. 34.11. Lnk. 12.24.
Sent out by Noah, Gen. 8.7. EUjah fed by,
1 Kin. 17.4-6.
REAPING, 1 Sam. 6.13. 2 Kin. 4.18.
Psa. 129.7. Isa. 17.5. Only the heads of com
cut, Job 24.24, see Ex. 5.12. Jer. 9.22. See
Gleanings. REBEKAH, daughter of Bethuel ; her
reception of Abraham's servant. Gen. 24.16-28.
Married to Isaac, Gen, 24.61-67. Gen. 25.20.
Enquires of the Lord, Gen. 25.22,23. Birth of
Esau and Jacob, Gen. 26.21-26. Eom. 9.10.
Partiality for Jacob, Gen. 26.28. With Isaac
visits Ahimelech, Gen. 26.7-11. Persuades
Jacob to deceive his father, and obtain the
blessing, Gen. 27.6-17. Sends Jacob to Laban,
Gen. 27.42-46. Dissatisfied with Esau's wives.
Gen. 26.35. Gen. 27.46. Her death and
burial. Gen. 49.31.
REBELLION against God. See Impeni
tence, Godlessness, Infedeuty. Against
rulers, see Subjects.
RECHAB, one of Saul's captains ; murders
Ishbosheth, and is executed by David,
2 Sam. 4.
RECHABITES, descended from the Ken
ites, 1 Chr. 2.55, Jonadab, the son of Rechab,
meets Jehu, 2 Kin, 10.16,16,23. Their vow of
abstinence, and its fulfilment rewarded, Jer.
85. RECONCILIATION with God. See
Justification, Pardon, God's favour.
RECORDER, the king's historian, 2 Sam.
8.16. 2 Sam. 20.24. 1 Kin. 4.3. 2 Kin. IS.
18,37. 2 Chr. 34.8.
RECORDS. See Books — Gbnealogie-s.
RED SEA, caUed Egyptian Sea, Isa. 11.16.
Proraised boundary of Palestine, Ex. 23.31.
IsraeUtes' passage of, and Pharaoh's destruc
tion in, Ex. 14. Ex. 15. Num. 33.8. Deu.
11.4. Jos. 2.10. Jos. 4.23. Jos. 24.6,7. Jud.
11.16. 2 Sam. 22.16. Neh. 9.9-11. Psa. 66.6.
Psa. 74.13. Psa. 78.18,63. Psa. 106.7-9,22.
Psa. 114.3,5. Psa. 136.13-16. Isa. 10.26.
Isa. 43.16,17. Isa. 50.2. Isa. 51.9,10,16. Isa.
63.11. Act. 7.36. 1 Cor. 10.1,2. Heb. 11.29.
Encampments by, Ex. 14.2. Num. 14.26.
Num. 21.4. Num. 33.8-10. Deu. 1.40. Deu.
2.1. Locusts from, Ex. 10.12-19. QuaUs from.
Num. 11.31. Solomon's ships on, 1 Kin. 9.26.
1 Kin. 10.22. 2 Chr. 8.17,18.
 -, Wilderness of, Ex. 13.18.
REDEMPTION. See God saviour^
Christ baviocb — Christ's death, design
of — PARDON — ^RegEN ERATION — SALVATION.
 of persons or property, Lev. 27.2-8,
see Lajtd — Jubilee. Of the flrst-bom, see
PiRST-BOEN. Of tithes, see Tithes.

REGENERATION
REED, or Cane, 1 Kin. 14.15. Job 40.21.
Isa, 19,6,7. Isa. 35.7. Put into airisfs handa
as a sceptre. Mat. 27.29. Christ smitten with.
Mat. 27.30. The spimge put on. Mat. 27.48.
Translated pen, 3 Jno. 13. lUustrative, 2 Kin.
18.21. Isa, 42.3. Eze. 29.6. Mat. U.7.
 , a measuring-rod, Eze. 40.3-8. Eev.
11.1. Eev. 21.16,16. Of 6 cubits, or 9 feet,
Eze. 41.8.
REFINING of sUver. Illustrative, Mai.
3.2,3. Isa. 1.25. Isa. 48.10. Jer. 9.7. Zee.
18.9. See Furnace — Silver.
REGENERATION and Conversion,
Nature and Necessity of. From God
AND Christ. Deu. 30.6. The Lord thy God
wiU circumcise thine heart, and the heart of
thy seed, to love the Lord thy God with all
thine heart, and with all thy soul, that thou
mayest Uve. Deu. 29.4.
1 Kin, 8. 58, That he may incline our hearts
unto him, to walk in aU his ways, and to keep
his commandments, and his statutes, and his
judgments. Psa. 36. 9. With thee is the fountain of life :
in thy Ught shall we see light.
Psa. 65.3. Iniquities prevail against me:
as for our transgressions, thou shalt purge
them away.
Psa. 68.18. Thou hast received gifts for
men ; yea, for the rebeUious also, that the
Lord God might dweU among them.
Psa. 87.7. All my springs are in thee.
Fsa. 110.3. Thy people shaU be willing in
the day of thy power, iu the beauties of hoU
ness. Pro. 14.27. The fear of the Lord is a
fountain of Ufe, to depart from the snares of
death. Pro. 4.23. Pro. 12.28.
Pro. 16.1. The preparations of the heart in
man, and the answer Of the tongue, is from
the Lord.
Isa. 1.25. I wUl tum my hand upon thee,
and purely purge away thy dross, and take
away aU thy tin.
Isa. 12.3. With joy shaU ye draw water
out of the weUs of salvation.
Isa. 26.12. Lord, thou wUt ordain peace for
us ; for thou also hast wrought aU our works
in us.
Isa, 32.3. The eyea of them that see shaU
not be dim, and the ears of them that hear
ShaU hearken, 4. Tbe heart also of the rash
shaU understand knowledge, and the tongue
of the stammerers shaU be ready to speak
plainly. Isa. 36.6. The eyes of the bUnd shaU be
opened, and the ears of the deaf shaU be
unstopped. 6. Then shaU the lame man leap
as an hart, and the tongue of the dumb sing :
for in the wUdemess shaU waters break
out. Isa. 42.16. I wUl bring the blind by a way
that they knew not ; I wiU lead them in paths
(hat they have not known : I wiU make dark
ness Hght before them, and crooked things
straight. Isa. 44.3. I will pour water upon him that
is thirsty, and fioods upon the dry ground ; I
wiU pour my Spirit upon thy seed, and my
blessing npon thine offspring : 4. And they
shall spring up as among the grass, as wiUows
by the water-courses. 5. One shall say, I am
the Lord's ; and another shaU caU himsdf by
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REGENERATION
the name of Jacob ; and another shaU sub-
Bcnbe with his hand unto the Lord, and
surname himself hy the name of Israel,
Isa. 49.9, That thou raayest say to the
prisoners. Go forth ; to thera that are in
darkness. Shew yourselves.
Isa. 66.2. Hearken diligently unto rae, and
eat ye that which is good, and let your soul
deUght itself in fatness.
Isa. 61.3. That they might be caUed Trees
of righteousness. The planting of the Lord,
that he might be glorified.
Jer. 3,17, Neither shall they walk any
raore after the imagination of their evil
heart, Jer. 13. 23. Can the Ethiopian change
his skin, or the leopard his spots? then may
ye also do good, that are accustomed to do
evil. Jer. 17-13. The Lord, the fountain of living
waters. Jer. 2.13.
Jer. 24.7. I wiU give thera an heart to
know me, that I am the Lord : and they shaU
be my people, and I wUl be their God : for
they shaU retum unto me with their whole
heart. 2 Cair. 33.13,
Jer. 31,3, Yea, I have loved thee with an
everlasting love : therefore with lovingkindness
have I drawn thee, 33, I wiU put my law in
their inward parts, and write it in their hearts ;
and wiU be their God, and they shall be my
people, Jer, 32.38. They shaU be my people, and
I wUl be their God : 39. And I will give them
one heart, and one way, that they raay fear
rae for ever, for the good of thera, and of their
chUdren after them : 40. And I wUl make an
everlasting covenant with them, that I wUl
not turn away from them, to do them good ;
but I will put my fear in their hearts, that they
shall not depart frora rae.
Jer. 33.6. I will bring it health and cure,
and I wUl cure thera, and will reveal unto
thera the abundance of peace and truth.
Eze. 11.19. I wiU give them one heart, and
I wUl put a new spirit within you ; and I will
take the stony heart out of their flesh, and
wUl give them an heart of flesh : 20. That
they may walk in my statutes, and keep mine
ordinances, aud do thera : and they shall be
my people, and I wUl be their Grod.
Eze. 36.29. I wUl also save you from aU
your uncleannesses.
Hos. 11.4. I drew them with cords of a
raan, with bands of love.
Hos. 14.8. I have heard him, and observed
him : I am Uke a green fir-tree : from me is
thy friiit found.
Zee. 12.10. I will pour upon the house of
David, and upon the inhabitants of Jemsalem,
the spirit of grace and of supplications ; and
they shall look upon me whom they, have
pierced, and they shaU raoum.
iMat. 12.33. Either make the tree good, and
his fruit good ; or else make the tree corrupt,
and his fruit cormpt : for the tree is known
by his fmit. 34. O generation of vipers, how
can ye, being evil, speak good things? for out
of the abundance of the heart the raouth
speaketh. 36. A good raan out of the good
treasure of the heart bringeth forth good
things: and an evil man out of the evU
treasure bringeth forth evU thinga.
/Mat. 18,33. The kingdom of heaven is like

REGENERATION
nnto leaven, which a woraan took and hid in
three measures of meal, till the whole waa
leavened. Mat. 18.3. Except ye be converted, and
become as Uttle children, ye shall not enter
into the kingdom of heaven.
Luk. 1,16, Many of the chUdren of Israel
shaU he turn to the Lord their God, 17. And
he shall go before hira in the spirit and power
of EUas, to tum the hearts of the fathers to
the chUdren, and the disobedient to the wisdom
of the just ; to raake ready a people prepared
for the Lord,
Jno. 1.4. In hira was Ufe ; and the life was
the Ught of raen. 13. Which were bom, not
of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of tlie
wiU of raan, but of God. 16. Of his fulness
have aU we received, and grace for grace. 33.
He who baptizeth with the Holy Ghost.
Jno, 3.27. A man can receive nothing,
except it be given him from heaven.
Jno. 4.10. If thou knewest the gift of Grod,
and who it is that saith to thee. Give me to
drink ; thou wouldest have asked of him, and
he would have given thee Uving water, 14.
Whosoever drinketh of the water that I shaU
give him shaU never thirst ; but the water that
I shaU give him shaU be in hira a well of water
springing up into everlasting life.
Jno, 6,24. He that heareth my word, and
beUeveth on hira that sent me, hath everlast
ing life, and shall not corae into condemnation ;
but is passed from death unto life.
Jno. 6.44, No man can come to me, except
the Father which hath sent me d» iw him. 46.
They shaU be aU taught of God. Every man
therefore that hath heard, and bath leamed
of the Father, coraeth unto me. 67. As the
Uving Father hath sent rae, and I Uve by the
Father : so he that eateth rae, even he ahaU
live by rae. 66, No man can corae unto me,
except it were given unto him of my Father.
V. 37.
VJno. 3.12. I am the Ught of the world: he
that foUoweth me shaU not walk in darkness,
but shaU have the Ught of life. 32, Ye shaU
know the truth, and the truth shaU make you
free. 36, If tbe Son therefore shaU raake you
free, ye shaU be free indeed,
Jno. 10.9. I am the door: by me if any
man enter in, he shall be saved, and shaU go
in and out, and find pasture, 10. 1 am corae
that they raight have Ufe, and that they inight
have it more abundantly.
Jno, 13,8. Jesus answered him. If I wash
thee not, thou hast no part with me,
Jno, 16.1. I am the true vine, and ray
Father is the husbandraan. 3. Now ye are
clean through the word which 1 have spoken
unto you.
Jno. 17.2. Thou hast given him power over
all flesh, that he should give etemal Ufe to as
many as thou hast given him.
Act, 2,47, The Lord added to the church
daUy such as should be saved.
Act. 3.26. God, having raised up his Son
Jesus, sent him to bless you, in turning away
every one of you from his iniquities.
Act, 11.17. God gave them the like gift as
he did unto us, who beUeved on the Lord
Jesus Christ ; what was I, that I could with
stand God? 21. The hand of the Lord waa
with them : and a great number beUeved, and
turned unto the Lord.

REGENERATION
Act. 15.9. Put no difference between ua
and them, purifying their hearts by faith.
Act, 16.14. A certain woman named Lydia,
whose heart the Lord opened, that she attended
unto the things which were spoken of Paul.
Act. 21.19. He declared particularly what
things (Jod had wrought araong the GentUes
by his ministry.
Act. 26,18. To open their eyes, and to tum
fhem from darkness to light, and from the
power of Satan unto God, that they may re
ceive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance
among them which are sanctifled by faith that
is in me.
Rom. 2,28. He is not a Jew, which is one
outwardly ; neither is that circumcision, which
is outward in the flesh : 29. But he t5 a Jew,
which is one inwardly; and circuracision is
that of the heart, in the spirit, and not in the
letter ; whose praise is not of men, but of God.
Rora. 6,8, If we be dead with Christ, we
beUeve that we shall also Uve with hira. 11.
Reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed
unto sin, but aUve unto God through Jesus
Christ our Lord. 13. Yield yourselves unto
God, as those that are aUve from the dead,
18. Being then made free from sin, ye became
the servants of righteousness.
Rom. 7.6. Now we are deUvered from the
law, that being dead wherein we were held .
that we should serve in iiewness of spirit, and
notm the oldness of the letter, 24. O wretched
raan that I ara I who shall deUver rae frora the
body of this death 7 26. I thank God, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. v. 7-26.
Rom. 8.3. What the law could not do, in
that it was weak through the flesh, God send
ing his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh,
and for sin, condemned sin in the fiesh. 8.
They that are in the flesh cannot please God.
30. Whom he did predestinate, them he also
caUed; and whom he called, them he also
justifled ; and whom he justifled, them he also
Verified. V. 31-34.
Rom. 9.23. Vessels of mercy, which he had
ajore prepared unto glory.
^Rom. 12. 2. Be not conformed to this world :
but be ye transformed by the renewing of your
mind, that ye may prove what is that good,
and acceptable, and perfect, wiU of God.
Rom. 16.18. I will notdareto speak of any
of those things which Christ hath not wrought
by me, to malce the GentUes obedient, byword
and deed.
1 Cor, 1,9, God ia faithful, by whom ye
were caUed unto the feUowahip of his Son Jesus
Christ our Lord. 24. Unto them which are
caUed, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power
of God, and the wisdom of God. 30. Of him
are ye in Christ Jesus, who of God is made
unto us wisdom, and righteousness, and sanc-
tiflcation, and redemption.
1 Cor. 2,12, We have received, not the
spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of
God ; that we might know the things that are
freely given to us of God. 14. The natural
man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of
God : for they are foolishness unto him :
neither can he know them, because they are
spiritnaUy discerned. 16. He that is spiritual
judgeth all things, yet he himself is judged of
no man, 16. For who hath known the mind
of the Lord, that he may instruct him? But
we have tiie mind of Ohrist.

REGENERATION
1 Cor. 3.6. Ihave planted, Apollos watered -,
but God gave the increase. 7. So then neither
ia he that planteth any thing, neither be that
watereth ; but God that giveth the increase.-^
9. Ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's
buUding. 1 Cor. 7.17. Aa God hath distributed to
every man, a& the Lord hath caUed every one,
so let him walk. 24. Let every man, wherein
he is called, therein abide with God.
1 Cor. 9.1. Are not ye ray work in the
Lord? 2. The seal of raine apostleship are ye
in the Lord.
1 Cor. 12.6. There are diversities of opera
tions, but it is the sarae God which worketh
all in aU.
1 Cor. 16.10, By tlie grace of God I am ^
what I ara,
2 Cor. 4,6. ' God, who commanded the Ught
to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our
hearts, to give the Ught of the knowledge of
the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.
2 Cor, 6.6. He that hath wrou^t us for the
self-same thing ia God, who also hath given
unto us the earnest of the Spirit. 17. H any
man be in Christ, he is a. new creature : old y
things are passed away ; behold, all things are
become new.
2 Cor. 10,4. The weapons of our warfare
are not camal, but mighty through God, to
the pulling down of strong holds, v. 6,
Gal. 6.15. In Christ Jesus neither circum
cision avaUeth any tiling, nor uncircumcision,
but a new creature.
Eph. 1,2, Grace be to you, and peace, from
God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus
Christ. 3, Blessed be the God and Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us
with aU spiritual blessings in heavenly places
in Christ,
Eph. 2.1. You hath he quickened, who were -
dead in trespasses and sins, 6. Even when we
were dead in sins, hath quickened us together
with Christ ; (by grace ye are saved ;) 6, And
hath raised us up together, and made us sit
together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.
8. By grace are ye saved through faith ; and
that not of yourselves : it is the gift of God.
10. We are his workraanship, created in Christ
Jesus unto good works.
Eph. 4.7. Unto every one of us is given
grace according to the raeasure of the gift of
Christ. 8. Wherefore he saith. When he
ascended up on high, he led captivity captive,
and gave ^ts unto raen. 16. From whom
the whole body fitly joined together and com
pacted by that which every joint suppUeth,
according to the effectual working in the
raeasure of every part, maketh increase of the
body unto the edifying of itself in love. 21, If
so be that ye have heard hira, and have been
taught by him, as the truth is in Jesus : 22.
That ye put off conceming the former conver
sation the old man, which is corrupt according
to the deceitful luste ; 23. And be renewed in
the spirit of your raind ; 24. And that ye put
on the new man, which after God is created in
righteousness and true holiness.
Eph. 5.14. Awake thou that sleepest, and
arise from the dead, and Clirist ahaU give thee
Ught. PhU. 1.6. He which hath begun a good
work in you wiU perform it untU the day ol
Jesus Christ. 383

REGENERATION
PhU 2.13. It is God which worketh in yon
both to wlU and to do of his good pleasure.
PhU. 3.12. I foUow after, if that I raay
apprehend that for which also I am appre
hended of Chriflt Jesus. 14. The prize of the
high calling of God in Christ Jesus.
Col. 1.12, Giving thanks unto the Father,
which hath made us raeet to be partakers of
the inheritance of the saints in Ught. 13. Who
hath deUvered us frora the power of darkness,
and hath translated us into the kingdom of his
dear Son,
Col. 2,11. In whom also ye are circumcised
with the circumcision made without hands, in
putting ofi' the body of the sins of the flesh by
the circumcision of Christ : 12. Buried with
him in baptism, wherein also ye are risen with
him through the faith of the operation of God,
who hath raised him frora the dead, 13, And
you, being dead in your sins and the uncircum
cision of your flesh, hath he quickened
together with him, having forgiven you all
trespasses. Col. 3.9. Ye have put off the old man with
y his deeds ; 10. And have put on the new man,
' which is renewed in knowledge after the image
of him thai created hira,
1 The, 6. 24, Faithful is he that caUeth you,
who also wUl do it.
2 Tim. 2.25. If God peradventure wiU give
thera repentance to the acknowledging of the
truth. Jas. 1.18, Of his own wiU begat he us with
the word of truth, that we should be a kind
of flrstfruits of his creatures.
Jas. 4.6. He giveth raore grace. Where
fore he saith, God resisteth the proud, but
giveth grace unto the hurable,
Jas. 5,19, If any of you do err from the
truth, and one convert hira ; 20. Let hira
know, that he which converteth the sinner
frora the error of his way shaU save a soul
from death, and shaU hide a multitude of sins.
1 Pet. 1.3. Blessed be the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, which according to
his abundant mercy hath begotten us again
unto a Uvely hope by the resurrection of
Jesus Christ from the dead. 23. Being bom
again, not of corruptible seed, but of incor
ruptible, by the word of God, which Uveth and
abideth for ever.
1 Pet. 2.3. If so be ye have tasted that the
Lord is gracious. 9. Shew forth the praises of
him who hath caUed you out of darkness into
his marveUous light.
2 Pet. 1.3, His divine power hath given
unto us aU things that pertain unto life and
godUness, through the knowledge of him that
hath caUed us to glory and virtue : 4. Where
by are given unto us exceeding great and
precious proraises ; that by these ye raight be
partakers of the divine nature.
1 Jno. 2.27, The anointing, which ye have
received of him, abideth in you ; and ye need
not that any raan teach you : but as the same
anointing teacheth you of all things, and is
truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught
you, ye shaU abide in hira. 29. If ye know
that he is righteous, ye know that every one
that doeth righteousness is bom of him.
1 Jno. 3,9, Whosoever is bom of God doth
not commit ain ; for his seed remaineth in
him : and he cannot sin, because he is bom of
Ood. 384

REGENERATION
Rev, 14.3. No man could leam that sonjf
but the hundred and forty and four thousand,
tphicb were redeemed from the earth.
Eev. 22.1. He shewed me a pure river of
water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding out
of the throne of God and of the Lamb. 2. In
the midst of the street of it, and on either side
of the river, was fhere the tree of life, which
bare twelve mannsr of fruits, and yielded her
fruit eveiy raonth : and the leaves of the tree
were for the heaUng of the nations.
See Man's natural state — Sanctifi
cation, REGENERATION, Conversion, and
Sanctification, Nattjue and Negesbity
of. By the Holy Spirit. Isa. 4.4, When
the Lord shaU have washed away the filth of
the daughters of Zion, and shall have purged
the blood of Jerusalem from the raidst there
of, by the spirit of judgment, and by the spirit
of burning.
Eze. 36.26. A new heart also will I give
you, and a new spirit wUl I put within you ;
and I wUl take away the stony heart out of
your flesh, and I mil give you an heart of
flesh. 27. And I wUl put ray Spirit within
you, and cause you to walk in my statutes,
and ye shall keep my judgments, and do th&n.
Eze. 11.19.
Eze. 37.9. Say to-the wind. Thus saith the
Lord God, Come frora the four winds, 0
breath, and breathe upon these slain, that
they may Uve. 14, And shall put ray Spirit
in you, and ye shall Uve. v. 1-14.
Jno. 3.3, Except a raan be born again, he
cannot see the kingdom of God. 6, Except a
raan be bom of water and of the Spirit, he
cannot enter into the kingdora of God, 6,
That which is bom of the flesh is flesh ; and
that which is bom of the Spirit is spirit, 8.
The wind bloweth where it Usteth, and thou
hearest the sound thereof, but canst not teU
whence it cometh, and whither it goeth : so is
every one that is born of the Spirit.
Jno. 6.63. It is the Spirit that quickeneth ;
the flesh profiteth nothing : the words that I
speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are
life, Rom, 8.2. The law of the Spirit of Ufe in
Christ Jesus hath raade rae free frora the law
of sin and death. 6. They that are after the
Spirit do mind the things of the Spirit. 9.
Ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so
be that the Spirit of God dweU tn you. Now
if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is
none of bis. 13. If ye through the Spirit do
mortify the deeds of the body, ye shaU Uve.
16, Ye have received the Spirit of adoption,
whereby we cry, Abba, Father. 13. The Spirit
itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we
are the chUdren of God.
Rom, 16,16. The offering up of the Gentiles
might be acceptable, being sanctified by the
Holy Ghost.
1 Cor, 6.11, But ye are washed, but ye are
sanctified, but ye are justifled in the narae of
the Lord Jeaus, and by the Spirit of our
God. 1 Cor. 12.3. No raan can say that Jesus is
the Lord, but by the Holy Ghost, 13. By one
Spirit are we aU baptized into one body,
whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we he
bond or free ; and have been aU made to drinh
into one Spirit.

REGENERATlOIf
2 Cor. 3.3. Ye are raanifestly declared to
be the epistle of Christ ministered by us,
written not with ink, but with the Spirit of
the living God ; not in tables of stone, but in
fleshy tables of the heart. 18, We all, with
open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the
Lord, are changed into the sarae iraage frora
glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord,
Gal, 4.29, As then he that was born after
the flesh persecuted hira that was bom after
the Spirit, even so it is now.
Gal. 6.22. The fruit of the Spirit is love,
joy, peace, long-auffering, gentleness, good
ness, faith. 23. Meekness, teraperance :
against such there is no law.
1 The. 1.6. Our gospel came not unto you
in word only, but also in power, and in the
Holy Ghost, and in much assurance.
2 The. 2.13. God hath frora the beginning
chosen you to salvation through sanctification
of the Spirit, and belief of the truth.
Tit. 3.5. According to his raercy he saved
us, by the washing oi regeneration, and renew
ing of the Holy Ghost ; 6. Which he shed on
us abundantly through Jesus Christ our
Saviour. 1 Pet. 1,2. Elect according to the fore
knowledge of God the Father through sancti
fication of the Spirit, unto obedience and
sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ, 22,
Ye have purified your souls in obeying the
truth through the Spirit.
See Holy armiT's influences.
REGENERATION, &c., by the Scrip
tures. See Word of God sANOTiFYrNO.
REHOB, or Beth-rebob, a town in the
north of Palestine, Num. 13.21. Jud, 18.28.
Given to Asher, Jos, 19,28,30, A Levitical
city, Jos. 21,31. 1 Chr. 6.76, Canaanites in,
Jud. 1,31.
 , a Syrian city, 2 Sam, 10.6,8 with
2 Sam. 8.3,12.
REHOBOAM, 4th king of the 12 tribes,
and 1st king of Judah (17 years' reign), son of
Solomon and Naaraah, an Araraonitess, 1 Kin,
14,21,31, 1 Chr, 3.10. 2 Chr. 12.13. Mat.
1.7. Succeeds his father ; crowned king at the
age of 41, 1 Kin, 11,43. 1 Kin. 12.1, 1 Kin.
14.21. 2 Chr. 9.31. 2 Chr. 10,1. 2 Chr, 12.13.
Refuses to lessen the taxation, 1 Kin. 12.1-16.
2 Chr. 10. RebeUion of Jeroboam & Israel ;
the coUector of taxes stoned, 1 Kin. 12,16-20,
2 Chr, 10.16-19. 2 Chr. 13.7. Reigns over
Judah and Benjarain, 1 Kin. 12.17. 1 Kin.
14.21. 2 Chr. 10,17.
Prevented by Sheraaiah frora fighting against
Jeroboara, 1 Km. 12.23. 2 Chr. 11.1-4. BuUds
cities of defence ; receives Levites ; his pros
perity, 2 Chr. 11,5-17. Wives and faraUy ;
provision for thera, 2 Chr, 11.18-23.
His backsliding ; Shishak's invasion ; great
treasures carried off, 1 Kin, 14.26,26. 2 Chr.
12 1-11,14. His shields and guards, 1 Kin.
14.27,28. 2 Chr. 12,10,11. His repent
ance on Sheraaiah's warning, 2 Chr. 12.6-12,
Wars with Jeroboara, 1 Kin. 14.30, I Km.
16 6 2 Chr. 12,15, Death and burial, 1 Kin.
14.21,31. 2 Chr. 12.13,16.
REHOBOTH (roora), one of Isaac's wells,
Gen, 26,22.
REHUM, the chancellor, writes to Artax
erxes, accusing the Jews, and stops tha build
ing of the temple, Ezr. 4.3-24-
2 u

REPENTANCE
REINS, used in the modem figurative sense
of the word heart. Job 16.13.
REMORSE. See Conviction of sin.
REMPHAN, See Chiun,
RENDING of Garments, See Mourn
ing. REPENTANCE. Confession of Sin
enjoined. Ex. 33.6. I wUl corae up into
the raidst of thee in a raoment, and consurae
thee : therefore now put off thy ornaments
from thee, that I may know what to do unto
thee. Lev, 16.21. Aaron shaU lay both his hands
upon the head of the Uve goat, and confess
over him aU the iniquities of the chUdren of
Israel, and aU their transgi'essions in all theii
sins, putting them upon the head of the goat,
and shall send him away by the hand of a fit
man into the wUdemess.
Lev. 26.40, If they shaU confess their ini
quity, and the iniquity of their fathers, with
their trespass which they trespassed against
rae, and that also they have walked contrary
unto rae ; 41, And that I also have walked
contrary unto thera, and have brought thera
into the land of their enemies ; if then their
uncircumcised hearts be humbled, and they
then accept of the punishment of their ini
quity : 42, Then wiU I remeraber my cove
nant ; and I wiU remeraber the land,
Nura. 6.6. When a raan or woraan shaU
comrait any sin that raen commit, to do a
trespass against the Lord, and that person be
guUty ; 7- Then they shaU confess their siii
which they have done. Lev. 6.6.
Deu. 4.29. If from thence thou ahalt seek
the Lord thy God, thou shalt flnd him, if thou
seek him witb aU thy heart and with aU thy
soul. V. 30,31,
Deu, 30,2, And shalt retum unto the Lord
thy God, and shalt obey his voice according to
aU that I command thee this day, thou and
thy chUdren, with aU thine heart, and with
aU thy soul ; 3. That then the Lord thy God
wiU tum thy captivity, and have compassion
upon thee. 9. For the Lord wiU again rejoice
over thee for good, as he rejoiced over thy
fathers, v. 8,10.
Deu, 32,39. O that they were wise, that
they understood this, that they would consider
their latter end 1
Jos, 7.19. Give, I pray thee, glory to the
Lord God of Israel, and make confession unto
him. 1 Sam. 7.3. If ye do retum unto the Lord
with aU your hearts, then put away the strange
gods and Ashtaroth from among you, and
prepare your hearts unto the Lord, and serve
hira only : and he wUl deUver you.
1 Sara. 12.20. Fear not : ye have done aU
this wickedness : yet tum not aside from fol
lowing the Lord, but serve the Lord with aU
your heart.
2 Chr. 7,14. If my people, which are called
by ray name, shaU hurable theraselves, and
pray, and seek my face, and tum from their
wicked ways ; then will I hear from heaven,
and wiU forgive their sin, and will heal their
land. 1 Kin, 8,46-60. 2 Chr. 6.36.
2 Chr. 30.6. Turn again unto the Lord God
and he will retum to the remnant of you.
9. For the Lord your God is gracious and
3S5

REPENTANCE
merciful, and will not tum away his face from
you, if ye retum unto him. v. 7,8,
Ezr. 10,11, Make confession unto the Lord
God of your fathers, and do his pleasure : aud
separate youraelves from the people of the
land. Neh. 1.9. X^ye turn unto me, and keep my
coraraandraents, and do thera ; though there
were of you cast out unto the uttermost part
of the heaven, yet wiU I gather thera frora
thence, and wiU bring them unto the place
that I have chosen to set my narae there.
Job 11.13. If thou prepare thine heart, and
stretch out thine hands toward him ; 14. If
iniquity be in thine hand, put it far away, and
let not wickedness dwell in thy tabernacles,
1 6, For then shalt thou Uft up thy face with
out spot ; yea, thou shalt be stedfast, and shalt
not fear.
Job 22.23. If thou retum to the Alraighty,
thou shalt be buUt up, thou shalt put away
iniquity far from tliy tabemaeles.
Job 33.27. He looketh upon raen, and if
any say, I have sinned, and perverted that
which ivas right, and it profited me not ; 28.
He wiU deUver his soul from going into the
pit, and his Ufe shall see the light.
Job 34.31. Surely it is raeet to be said unto
God, I have bome chastisement, I wiU not
offend any more. 32. That which I see not
teach thou me : if I have done iniquity, 1 wiU
do no more.
Job 36.10. He openeth also their ear to
discipline, and commandeth that they retum
from iniquity.
Psa. 22.27. AU the ends of the world shaU
remeraber, and tum unto the Lord.
Psa. 34.14. Depart frora evU, and do good ;
seek peace, and pursue it. 18. The Lord is
nigh unto them that are of a broken heart
and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.
Psa. 61.17, The sacrifices of G<)d are a
broken spirit ; a broken and a contrite heart,
0 God, thou wilt not despise.
Psa. 96.7. To day if ye wiU hear his voice,
8. Harden not your heart, as in the provoca
tion, and as in the day of teraptation in the
wUdemess. Psa. 147.3. He healeth the broken in heart,
and bindeth up their wounds.
Pro. 1.22. How long, ye siraple ones, wUl
ye love sirapUcity? and the scomers deUght
in their scorning, and fools hate knowledge ?
23. Tum you at ray reproof : behold, I wUl
pour out my spirit unto you, I wUl raake known
my words unto you.
Pro. 9.6. Forsake the fooUsh, and Uve ; and
go in iihe way of understanding.
Pro. 28.13. He that covereth his sins shaU
not prosper ; but whoso confesseth and for
saketh them shall have mercy,
Isa. 1.16. Wash you, make you clean ; put
away the evU of your doings frora before mine
eyes ; cease to do evil ; 17. Learn to do weU ;
seek judgment, reUeve the oppressed, judge
the fatherless, plead for the widow.
Isa. 10.21. The remnant shall retum, even
the reranant of Jacob, unto the raighty God,
Isa. 22.12. In that day did the Lord God of
hosta caU to weeping, and to mourning, and
to baldness, and to girding with sackcloth.
Isa. 31,6, Tum ye unto him from whora the
chUdren of Israel liave deeply revolted.
Isa. 44.22. I have blotted out, as a thick
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cloud, thy transgressions, and, as a cloud, thy
sins : retum unto me ; for I have redeemed
thee. Isa. 46.8. Remember this, and shew your
selves raen : bring it again to raind, 0 ye trans
gressors. Isa. 65.6. Seek ye the Lord whUe he may
be found, call ye upon him while he is near:
7. Let the wicked forsake his way, and the
unrighteous man his thoughts : and let him
retum unto the Lord, and he wiU have mercy
upon him ; and to our God, for he wiU abun
dantly pardon,
Isa. 67.15. I dweU in the high and holy
place, with hira also that is of a. contrite and
humble spirit, to revive the spirit of the
humble, and to revive the heart of the con
trite ones,
Isa. 69.20. The Redeemer shaU come to
Zion, and unto them that tum from trans
gression in Jacob, saith the Lord.
Isa. 61.1. He hath sent me to bind up the
broken-hearted, to proclaim liberty to the
captives, and the opening of the prison to
them that are bound; 2. To proclaim the
acceptable year of the Lord ; to corafort aU
that raoum.
Isa. 66.2. To this man wiU I look, eoen to
him that is poor and of a contrite spirit, and
trembleth at ray word,
Jer, 3.4. WUt thou not from this time cry
unto me. My father, thou art the guide of my
youth? 12. Return, thou backsUding Israel,
saith the Lord ; and I wiU not cause mine
anger to fall upon you : for I am merciful,
saith the Lord, and I wiU not keep anger for
ever. 13. Only acknowledge thine iniquity.
14. Turn, 0 backsUding chUdren, saith the
Lord ; for I ara raarried unto you : and I will
take you one of a city, and two of a family,
and I wiU bring you to Zion. 19. I said, How
shall I put thee among the chUdren, and give
thee a pleasant land, a goodly heritage of the
hosts of nations ? and I said. Thou shalt caU
me. My father ; and shalt not tum away
frora me.
Jer, 4.1. If thou wilt return, 0 Israel, aaith
the Lord, retum unto me : and if thou wilt
put away thine aborainations out of my sight,
then shalt thou not remove, 3. Break up
your faUow ground, and aow notamong thorns.
4. Circuracise yourselves to the Lord, and take
away the foreskins of your heart, ye raen of
Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem : lest my
fury come forth like fire, and bum that none
can quench it, because of the evU of your
doings. 14. 0 Jerusalem, wash thine heart
from wickedness, that thou mayest be saved.
How long shaU thy vain thoughts lodge with
in thee? Deu, 10.16,
Jer. 6,8. Be thou instructed, O Jerusalem,
lest my soul depart from thee ; lest I make
thee desolate, a Und not inhabited. 16, Stand
ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old
paths, where is the good way, and walk there
in, and ye shaU find rest for your souls.
Jer. 7,5, For if ye throughly amend your
ways and your doings. 7. Then wiU I cause
you to dweU in this place.
Jer. 13.16. Hear ye, and give ear ; be not
proud : for the Lord hath spoken. 16. Give
glory to the Lord your God, before he cause
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Ught, he tum it into the shadow of death,
aTid make it gross darkness, v. 17.
Jer. 18.8. If that nation, against whom I
have pronounced, tum from their evU, I wiU
repent of the evU that I thought to do unto
them. 11, Thus saith the Lord; Behold, I
Frame evil against you, and devise a device
against you : retum ye now every one from
his evil way, and make your ways and your
doings good.
Jer, 22.3. Execute ye judgment and
righteousness. 4. For if ye do this thing in
deed, then shaU there enter in by the gates of
this house kinga sitting upon the throne of
David. Jer. 24.7. I will give them an heart to
know me, that I am the Lord : and they shall
be ray people, and I wiU be their God : for
they shaU retum unto me with their whole
heart. Jer. 25.5. Tum ye again now every one
from his evU way, and from the evU of your
doings, and dweU in the land that the Lord
hath given unto you. 6. Provoke rae not to
anger with the works of your hands ; and I
WiU do you no hurt. Jer. 36.15.
Jer. 26.3. If so be they wUl hearken, and
turn every man frora his evU way, that I may
repent rae of the evU, which I purpose to do
unto them because of the evil of their doings.
P.13. Jer. 31.9. They shaU come with weeping,
and with suppUcations wiU I lead them : I wiU
cause them to walk by the rivers of waters in
a straight way, wherein they shaU not sturable ;
for I am a father to Israel, and Ephraim is my
firstbom. Jer. 36.3. It may be that the house of
Judah will hear aU the evU which I purpose
to do unto thera ; that they raay retum every
mau frora his evU way; that I raay forgive
their iniquity and their sin. v. 6,7-
Jer. 60.4. In those days, and in that time,
saith the Lord, the chUdren of Israel shall
come, they and the children of Judah togeth er,
going and weeping : they shall go, and seek
the Lord their God. 6. They shall ask the
way to Zion with theu faces thitherward, say
ing, Come, and let us join ourselves to the
Lord in a perpetual covenant that shall not be
forgotten. Eze, 7.16. They shaU be on the mountains
like doves of the vaUeys, aU of them mourn
ing, every one for his iniquity, v. 27.
Eze. 9,4. Set a mark upon the foreheads of
the raen that sigh and that cry for aU the
aborainations that be done in the raidst
thereof.
' Eze. 11.18. They shall take away aU the
detestable things thereof and aU the abomin
ations thereof from thence. 19. And I wiU
give them one heart, and I will put a new
spirit within you ; and I will take the stony
heart out of their flesh, and wiU give them an
heart of flesh : 20. That they may walk in my
statutes, and keep mine ordinances, and do
them : and they shaU be ray people, and I wiU
be their God.
Eze. 12.3. It may be they wUl consider,
though they be a rebeUious house,
Eze. 14.6, Repent, and tum yourselves
from your idola ; and tum away your facea
from aU your abominations,
Eze. 16.61. Then thou shalt remember thy

repesntance
ways, and be asharaed, when thou shalt re
ceive thy sisters, thine elder and thy younger:
and I wUl give thera unto thee for daughters,
but not by thy covenant, 62, And I wiU
estabUsh my covenant with thee; and thou
shalt know that I am the Lord : 63. That
thou raayest remeraber, and be confounded,
and never open thy raouth any raore because
of thy sharae, when I ara pacified toward thee
for all that thou hast done, aaith the Lord God,
Eze. 18.21. If the wicked wiU tum frora
aU hia sins that he hath coraraitted, and keep
aU my statutes, and do that which is lawful
and right, he shaU surely live, he shall not die.
22. AU his tranagresaions that he hath cora
raitted, they shall not be raentioned unto
him : in his righteousness that he hath done
he shall live. 23. Have I any pleasure at all
that the wicked should die? saith the Lord
God : and not that he should retum from his
ways, and live ? 30. Repent, and tum yourselves
frora aU your transgressions ; so iniquity shaU
not be your ruin. 31. Cast away frora you all
your transgressions, whereby ye have trans
gressed ; and make you a new heart and a new
spirit : for why wUl ve die, O house of Israel ?
V. 27,28,32,
Eze. 20.43. There shaU ye remember your
ways, and all your doings, wherein ye have
been defiled ; and ye shall loathe yourselves in
your own sight for aU your evils that ye have
committed. Eze. 36,31.
Eze. 33.10. Thus ye speak, saying. If our
transgressions and our sins be upon us, and we
pine away in them, how should we then live ?
11. Say unto thera, Aa 1 Uve, saith the Lord
God, I have no pleasure in the death of the
wicked ; but that the wicked tum from his way
and live : tum ye, tum ye from your evU ways ;
for why wiU ye die, 0 house of Israel ? 12. As
for the wickedness of the wicked, he shall not
faU thereby iu the day that he turneth frora
his wickedness, v. 14-16,19.
Eze. 37.23, Neither shall they defile thera-
selves any more with their idols, nor with
their detestable things, nor with any of their
transgressions : but I will save them out of aU
their dweUing-places, wherein they have
sinned, and wUl cleanse them : so shall they
be my people, and I wiU be their God. 24,
And David my servant shall be king over
them ; and they aU shall have one shepherd :
they shaU also walk in ray judgments, and
observe my statutes, and do thera.
Eze. 43.9. Now let them put away their
whoredom, and the carcases of their kings, far
frora rae, and I wiU dweU in the midat of them
for ever. 10. Son of man, shew the house to
the house of Israel, that they may be ashamed
of their iniquities.
Dan. 4.27. Break off thy sins by righteous
ness, and thine iniquities by shewing mercy to
the poor ; if it raay be a lengthening of thy
tranquilUty, Hos. 2.7. Then shaU she say, I wiU go and
return to ray first husband ; for then was it
better with me than now.
Hos. 3,5, Afterwards shall the chUdren of
Israel return, and seek the Lord their God, and
David their king ; and shall fear the Lord and
his goodness in the latter days.
Hos. 6.16, I wiU go aTid retum to my
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Hos. 10.12. Sow to yourselves in righteous
ness, reap in mercy ; break up your faUow
ground : for it is time to seek the Lord, tiU he
come and rain righteousness upon you.
Hos. 12.6, Turn thou to thy God: keep
mercy and judgment, and wait on thy God
continuaUy. Hos. 14.1. 0 Israel, return unto the Lord
thy God ; for thou hast faUen by thine iniquity.
2. Take with you words, and tum to the Lord :
say unto him, Take away all iniquity, and
receive us graciously : so wUl we render the
calves of our lips.
Joel 1.14. Sanctify ye a fast, call a solemn
assembly, gather the elders and all the inhabit
ants of the land into the house of the Lord
your God, and cry unto the Lord.
Joel 2.12. Tum ye even to me with all your
heart, and with fasting, and with weeping, and
with mourning : 13. And rend your heart,
and not your garments, and turn unto the
Lord your God : for he is gracious and raerci
ful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and
repenteth hira of the evil, 16. Blow the
trurapet in Zion, sanctify a fast, caU a soleran
assembly : 16. Gather the people, sanctify
the congregation, assemble the eiders, gather
the chUdren, and those that suck the breasts :
let the bridegroom go forth of his chamber,
and the bride out of her closet, 17. Let the
priests, the ministers of the Lord, weep be
tween the porch and the altar, and let them
say, Spare thy people, O Lord, 18. Then will
the Lord be jealous for his land, and pity his
people. Aioos 4.12. Thus wUl I do unto thee, 0
Israel : and because I wiU do this unto thee,
prepare to meet thy God, O Israel.
Amos 6.6. Seek the Lord, and ye shaU live ;
lest he break out like fire. 14. Seek good, and
not evU, that ye may Uve : and so the Lord,
the God of hosts, shaU be with you, as ye have
spoken. 16. Hate the evU, and love tbe good,
and estabUsh judgment in the gate : it raay be
that the Lord God of hosts will be gracious,
Jonah 3.8. Let raan and beast be covered
with sackcloth, and cry mightUy unto God :
yea, let them turn every one from his evil way,
And from the violence that is in their hands.
9. Who can teU if God wUl tum and repent,
and tum away from his fierce anger, that we
perish not ?
Zeph. 2.1, Gather together, O nation not
desired ; 2. Before the decree bring forth, be
fore the day pass as the chaff, before the fierce
anger of the Lord corae upon you, before the
day of the Lord's anger corae upon you, 3.
Seek ye the Lord, aU ye meek of the earth,
which have wrought his judgment ; seek
righteousness, seek meekness : it may be ye
shaU be hid in the day of the Lord's anger.
Hag. 1.7. Thus saith the Lord of hosts;
Consider your ways.
Zee. 1. 3. Turn ye unto me, saith the Lord
of hosts, and I wiU tum unto you, saith the
Lord of hosts.
Zee. 12.10. I wiU pour upon the house of
David, and upon the inliabitauta of Jerusalera,
the spirit of grace aud of supplications : and
they shaU look upon rae whom they have
pierced, and they shaU moum for him, as one
moumeth for his only son, and shaU be in
bitterness for him, as one that is in bitterness
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be a great mourning in Jerusalem, as the
raourning of Hadadrimraon in the vaUey of
Megiddon. 12. And the land shall raoum,
every faraUy apart.
Mai. 3.7. Return unto rae, and I wiU
retum unto you, saith the Lord of hosts.
Mat. 3.7. O generation of vipers, who hath
warned you to flee from the wrath to corae ?
8. Bring forth therefore fruits raeet for repent
ance. V. 2.
Mat. 4.17. Jesus began to preach, and to
say. Repent : for the kingdom of heaven is at
hand. Mat. 6.4. Blessed are they that raoum ; for
they shaU be comforted, Luk, 6,21.
Mar, 1,4. John did baptize in the wUder
ness, and preach the baptism of repentance
for the remission of sins. 16. The time is ful
filled, and the kingdom of God is at hand ;
repent ye, and beUeve the gospel. Luk. 3.3.
Mar. 2.17, They that are whole have no
need of the physician, but they that are sick :
I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to
repentance. Mar, 6,12. They went out, and preached
that raen should repent.
Luk. 13.3. Except ye repent, ye shall aU
likewise perish.
Luk. 15.7, Joy shaU be in heaven over one
sinner that repenteth, raore than over ninety
and nine just persons, which need no repent
ance, V. 1-10.
Luk, 18,13, The pubUcan, standing afar
off, would not lift up so ranch as his eyes unto
heaven, but smote upon his breast, saying,
God be merciful to me a sinner. 14, I tell you.
This man went down to his house justifled
rather than the other: for every one that
exalteth himself shaU be abased ; and
he that hurableth hiraself shaU be exalted.
V. 10-14.
Luk, 24,47. Repentance and remission of
sins should be preached in his name among aU
nations, beginning at Jerusalem,
Act. 2.38. Peter said unto them. Repent,
and be baptized every one of you in the name
of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and
ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. 40.
With many other words did he testify and
exhort, saying. Save yourselves from this un
toward generation.
Act. 3.19. Repent ye therefore, and he
converted, that your sins may be blotted out
when the tiraes of refreshing shaU corae from
the presence of the Lord. 26. Unto you flrst,
God, having raised up his Son Jesus, sent him
to bless you, in turning away every one of you
from his iniquities.
Act, 5.31. Him hath God exalted with his
right hand to he a. Prince and a Saviour, for to
give repentance to Israel, and forgiveness of
sins. Act, 8.22. Repent therefore of this thy
wickedness, and pray God, if perhaps the
thought of thine heart may be forgiven thee.
Act. 17,30. The times of this ignorance God
winked at ; but now commandeth aU men
every where to repent.
Act. 20,21. Testifying both to the Jews,
and also to the Greeks, repentance toward
God, Act. 26.20. That they should repent and
turn to God, and do wpy.kR meet for repent
ance.

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Rom, 2.4. The goodness of God leadeth
thee to repentance.
Rom. 11,23. They also, if they abide not
stiU in unbelief, shaU be graffed in : for Grod
is able to graff thera in again,
Rora. 14.11, As I Uve, saith the Lord, eveiy
knee shall bow to rae, and every tongue shall
confess to God.
Eph. 6.14. Awake thou that sleepest, and
arise frora the dead, and Christ shall give thee
Ught. 2 Tim, 2.25. Instructing those that oppose
themselves ; if God peradventure wUl give
them repentance to the acknowledging of the
truth. Heb. 6.1. The foimdation of repentance
from dead works.
Jas. 4.8, Draw nigh to God, and he will
draw nigh to you. Cleanse your hands, ye
sinners ; and purify your hearts, ye double
minded. 9. Be afflicted, and mourn, and weep :
let your laughter be turned to raourning, and
yowr joy to heaviness. 10. Humble your
selves in the sight of the Lord, and he shaU
lift you up,
1 Jno. 1.9. If we confess our sins, he is
faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to
cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
Rev. 2. 5, Remember therefore frora whence
thou art faUen, and repent, and do the first
works ; or else I wiU come unto thee quickly,
and will remove thy candlestick out of his
place, except thou repent. 16. Repent ; or
else I will come unto thee quidcly, and will
fight against thera with the sword of ray
mouth. Rev. 3.2. Be watchful, and strengthen the
things which reraain, that are ready to die :
for I have not found thy works perfect before
God, 3. Remember therefore how thou hast
received and heard, and hold fast, and repent.
See God's mercy.
Repentance. Confession op Sin, Es:-
AMFLSS of: Joseph's brethren. Gen. 42.21.
Aaron, Num. 12.11. Balaam, Num. 22.31,34.
IsraeUtes, Ex. 33.4. Num. 21.7. Jud. 2.4,5.
Jud, 10.15,16. 1 Sam. 7.4,6, 2 Chr, 15.4.
2 Chr. 28.13. 2 Chr. 30.11. Paa, 78.34. Saul,
1 Sam. 16,24. David, 2 Sara. 12.13. Ahab,
IKin. 21.27-29. Josiah, 2 Kan, 22.11,19,20.
Rehoboam, 2 Chr. 12.6,7,12. Hezekiah,
2 Chr. 32.26. Manasseh, 2 Ghr, 33,12,13. Jews,
Ezr. 6.21. Ezr. 10,1-3,6,9, Neh. 6.1-13. Neh.
8,9. Neh. 9.2,3. Hag. 1.12, Mat. 3.6. A
son. Mat. 21.29, Peter, Mar. 14.72. A woraan,
Luk. 7.37,38. Ephesians, Act. 19,18,19, Ro-
raans, Rora. 6.21.
REPENTANCE, Confession of Sin
exemplified. 2 Sam. 24.10, David's heart
sraote him after that he had numbered the
people. And David said unto the Lord, I
have sinned greatly in that I have done : and
now, I beseedi thee, O Lord, take away the
iniquity of thy servant ; for I have done very
fooUshly. V. 17. 1 Chr. 21.17.
2 Chr. 29,6, Our fathers have trespassed,
and done tlwt which was evil in the eyes of the
Lord our God, and have forsaken him, and
have tumed away their faces frora the habita
tion of the Lord, and tumed their backs, 8,
Wherefore the wrath of the Lord was upon
Judah and Jerusalera,
Ezr. 9,4, Then were assembled unto rae
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God of Israel, because of the transgression of
those that had been carried away. 6, O my
God, I ara asharaed and blush to lift up my
.face to thee, my God ; for our iniquities are
increased over our head, and our trespass ia
grown up unto the heavens. 10. Now, 0
our God, what shaU we say after this ? for we
have forsaken thy coramandments. 13. After
aU that is come upon us for our evil deeds,
and for our great trespass, seeing that thou our
God hast pimished us less than our iniquities
deserve, and hast given us such deliverance as
this : 14. Should we again break thy com
mandments, and join in affinity with the
people of these aborainations? wouldest not
thou be angry with us till thou hadst con
suraed us, so that there should be no reranant
nor escaping?
Neh. 1.6. Let thine ear now be attentive,
and thine eyes open, that thou raayest hear
the prayer of thy servant, which I pray before
thee now, day and night, for the chUdren of
Israel thy servants, and confess the sins of the
chUdren of Israel, which we have sinned
against thee : both I and ray father's house
have sinned, 7. We have dealt very corruptly
against thee, and have not kept the command
ments, nor the statutes, nor the judgraents,
which thou coraraandedst thy servant Moses.
Neh, 9,33. Thou art just in aU that is
brought upon us ; for thou hast done right,
but we have done wickedly. 36. For they
have not served thee in their kingdom, and in
thy great goodness that thou gavest them, and
in the large and fat land which thou gavest
before thera, neither tumed they frora their
wicked worka. v. 2,3,16-37.
Job 7.20. I have sinned ; what shaU I do
unto thee, 0 thou preserver of raen ?
Job 9.20. If I justify myself, raine own
raouth shaU condemn me : if I say I am per
fect, it shaU also prove rae perverse.
Job 13.23. How many are mine iniquities
and sins 7 raake rae to know ray transgression
and ray sin.
Job 40.4. Behold, I ara vile ; what shaU I
answer thee ? I wiU lay mine hand upon ray
mouth. Job 42.6. I have heard of thee by the hear
ing of the ear : but now raine eye seeth thee.
6, Wherefore I abhor myself, and repent in
dust and ashes,
Psa, 32.6, I acknowledged ray sin unto
thee, and mine iniquity have I not hid, I
said, I wiU confess my transgressions unto
the Lord ; and thou forgavest the iniquity oi
ray sin.
Psa. 88.3, There is no soundness in my
flesh because of thine anger ; neither is there
any rest in my bones because of my sin, 4.
For mine iniquities are gone over mine head :
as an heavy burden they are too heavy for rae.
5, My wounds stink and are corrupt because
of my fooUshness. ' 18. I wUl declare raine
iniquity ; I wiU be sorry for my sin.
Psa. 40.12, Innumerable evils have com
passed me about : raine iniquities have taken
hold upon me, so that I am not able to look
up ; they are more than the hairs of mine
head: therefore ray heart faUeth rae.
Psa, 41.4. Lord, be raerciful unto me : heal
my soul ; for I have sinned against thee.
Psa. 51.3. I acknowledge my transgressions:
and my sin is ever before me. 4. Against
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thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this
evil in thy sight : that thou raightest be jus
tified when thou speakest, and be clear when
thou judgest.
Psa. 65. 8. Iniquities prevaU against rae :
as for our transgressions, thou shalt purge
them away.
Psa. 69.6. 0 God, thou knowest my fooUsh
ness ; and my sins are not hid from thee. 10.
r wept, and chastened ray soul with fasting.
Psa. 73.21. My heart was grieved, and I
was pricked in my reins. 22. So foolish was
I, and ignorant.
Psa, 106.6. We have sinned with our fathers,
we have committed iniquity, we have done
wickedly. Psa. 119.69. I thought on ray ways, and
turned ray feet unto thy testimonies. 60. I
made haste, and delayed not to keep thy com
raandments, 176, I have gone astray Uke a
lost sheep,
Psa. 130.8. If thou. Lord, shouldest mark
miquities, O Lord, who shaU stand?
Isa. 6.5. Woe is me ! for I am undone ;
because I am a man of unclean lips, and I
dwell in the midst of a people of unclean Ups :
for raine eyes have seen the King, the Lord of
hosts. Isa, 26.13. O Lord our God, other lords
beside thee have had dorainion over us : but
by thee only wiU we raake mention of thy
narae. Isa. 38.15. What shaU I say? he hath both
spoken unto rae, and himself hath done it: T
shall go softly all ray years in the bittemess of
my soul.
Isa. 69.12. Our transgressions are multi
pUed before thee, and our sins testify against
us : for our transgressions are with us ; and as
for our iniquities, we know them. v. 13-16.
Isa. 64.6. Behold, thou art wroth ; for we
have ainned : in those is continuance, and we
ShaU be saved. 6, But we are all as an un
clean thing, and aU our righteousnesses are as
filthy rags ; and we aU do fade as a leaf ; and
our iniquities, like the wind, have taken us
away, 7, And there is none that caUeth upon
thy name, that stirreth up himself to take
hold of thee : for thou hast hid thy face from
us, and hast consumed us, because of our ini
quities. Jer. 3.21. A voice was heard upon the high
places, weeping and supplications of the chil
dren of Israel : for they have perverted their
way, and they have forgotten the Lord their
God. 22. Return, ye backsUding chUdren,
aTid I wiU heal your backslidings. Behold,
we come unto thee ; for thou art the Lord
our God. 25. We Ue down in our shame,
and our confusion covereth us : for we
have sinned against the Lord our God, we
and our fathers, from our youth even unto
this day, and have not obeyed the voice of the
Lord our God.
Jer. 8.14, The Lord our God hath put
us to sUence, and given us water of gaU to
drink, because we have sinned against the
Lord. 15. We looked for peace, but no good
came; and for a time of health, and behold
trouble I
Jer. 14.7. 0 Lord, though our iniquities
testify against us, do thou it for thy narae's
sake : for our backsUdings are raany ; we have
sinned againat thee, 20, We ackijowledge, O

REPENTANCE
Lord, our wickedness, and the iniquity of oui
fathers : for we have sinned against thee,
Jer. 81.18. I have surely heard Ephraim
bemoaning himself thus; Thou hast chas
tised me, and I was chastised, as a buUock
unaccustomed to the yoke : tum thou rae, and
I shaU be tumed ; for thou art the Lord ray
God. 19. Surely after that I was turned, I
repented ; and after that I was instructed, I
smote upon my thigh : I was asharaed, yea,
even confounded, because I did bear the re
proach of my youth.
Lara. 3,40. Let us search and try our waya,
and tura again to the Lord. 41 Let us lift up
our heart with our hands unto God in the
heavens, 42, We have transgressed and have
rebelled : thou hast not pardoned,
Dan. 9.6. We have sinned, and have com
mitted iniquity, and have done wickedly, and
have rebeUed, even by departing from thy pre
cepts and from thy judgments: 6. Neither
have we hearkened unto thy servants the pro
phets, which spake in thy narae to our kings,
our princes, and our fathers, and to aU the
people of the land. 7, 0 Lord, righteousness
helongeth unto thee, but unto us confusion ol
faces, as at this day, v. 6-19,
Dan. 10,12, Frora the first day that thou
didst set thine heart to understand, and to
chasten thyself before thy God, thy words were
heard, and I ara come for thy words,
Hos. 6,1. Come, and let us retum unto the
Lord : for he hath torn, and he wUl heal
us ; he hath smitten, and he wiU bind us up,
V. 2.
Hos. 14. 3. Asshur shaU not save us ; we
wiU not ride upon horses ; neither will we say
any more to the work of our hands, Ye are
our gods. 8. Ephraira shall say. What have I
to do any raore with idols ? I have heard him,
and observed him,
Jonah 3.10, God saw their works, that they
turned from their evU way ; and God repented
of the evil, that he had said that he would do
unto them ; and he did it not,
Mic. 7.9. I wUl bear the indignation of the
Lord, because I have sinned against him, untU
he plead ray cause, and execute judgraent for
rae : he will bring me forth to the Ught, and
I shaD behold his righteousness,
Luk. 15.17. And when he came to himself,
he said. How raany hired servants of ray
father's have bread enough, and to spare, and
I perish with hunger I 18, I will arise, and go
to ray father, and wUl say unto hira. Father,
I have sinned against Heaven, and before thee,
19, And ara no more worthy to be called thy
son : make me as one of thy hired servants.
20. And he arose and carae to his father.
1 Cor. 15,9. I ara the least of the apostles,
that am not raeet to be caUed an apostle, be
cause I persecuted the church of God.
2 Cor. 7.9. Ye sorrowed to repentance : for
ye were raade sorry after a godly manner, that
ye raight receive damage by us in nothing. 10.
For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salva
tion not to be repented of : but the sorrow of
the world worketh death. 11. For behold this
selfsarae thing, that ye sorrowed after a godly
sort, what carefulness it wrought in you, yea,
what clearing of yourselves, yea, wliat indig
nation, yea, what fear, yea, what vehement
desire, yea, what zeal, yea, what revenge I
1 Pet, 3.26, Ye were as sheep going ftsfcray ¦

REPHAIM
but are now retumed unto the Shepherd and
Bishop of your souls.
See Conviction of sin — Affliction,
BENEFITS KXJIMPLIFIED — PaRDON, PRAYER
FOR, REPHAIM (giants, see Deu. 2,11,20, Deu.
3.11,13, Jos, 12,4, Jos. 13.12. Jos, 17,16).
Giants in Ashteroth, conquered by Chedor
laomer, Gen. 14.6. Land of, promised to
Abraham, Gen. 16.20.
 , Valley of, Isa. 17.6. Jos. 18.16.
REPHIDIM, See Israelites, p, 264.
REPROOF. Lev. 19.17, Thou shalt in
any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer
sin upon hira.
Psa. 141,5, Let the righteous smite rae ;
it shall be a kindness : and let him reprove
rae ; it shall he an exceUent oil, which shall
not break ray head.
Pro, 9.8. Rebuke a wise man, and he wiU
love thee.
Pro. 13,18, He that regardeth reproof shaU
be honoured.
Pro. 16,5. He that regardeth reproof is
prudent. 31, The ear that heareth the reproof
of life abideth among the wise. 32, He that
heareth reproof getteth understanding.
Pro, 17,10. A reproof entereth more into a
wise man than an hundred stripes into a fool.
Pro. 19.26, Smite a scomer, and the simple
wiU beware : and reprove one that hath under
standing, and he wiU understand knowledge.
Pro, 21.11, When the scomer is punished,
the simple is made wise : and when the wise
is instructed, he receiveth knowledge.
Pro, 25,12, As an earring of gold, and an
ornament of fine gold, so is a wise reprover
upon an obedient ear, v, 23.
Pro. 26.5. Answer a fool according to his
foUy, lest he be wise in his own conceit.
Pro. 27.6. Open rebuke is better than secret
love. 6. Faithful are the wounds of a friend.
Pro. 28,23. He that rebuketh a man after
wards shaU find raore favour than he that
flattereth with the tongue.
Ecc. 7,5, It is better to hear the rebuke of
the wise, than for a man to hear the song of
fools. Eph, 4,16, Speaking the truth in love, may
grow up into him in all things, which is the
head, even Christ,
Eph. 5.11, Have no feUowship with the
unfruitful works of darkness, but rather re
prove them. 13. AU things that are reproved
are made manifest by the light.
PhU, 3.1, To write the sarae things to you,
to rae indeed is not grievous, but for you it is
safe. 1 The, 6.14. Warn them that are unruly,
1 Tim. 5.1. Rebuke not an elder, butintreat
him as a father ; and the younger men as
brethren ; 2. The elder women as mothers ;
the younger as sisters, with aU purity. 20.
Them that sin rebuke before all, that others
also raay fear.
2 Tim. 4.2. Reprove, rebuke, exhort, with
aU long-suffering and doctrine.
Tit. 1.13. Rebuke thera sharply, that they
may be sound in the faith.
Heb, 3. 13. Exliort one another daUy, while
It is called To day ; lest any of you be hardened
through the deceitfulness of sin.
Reproof, Fidelity xn giving. Examples

RESIGNATION
OF: Jacob, Gen. 80.2. Moses, Ex, 10.29
Ex, 11.8, Ex. 16.7, Ex, 32.19-30, Lev, 10.
16-18, Nmn, 14.41. Num. 16.9-11. Num
20.10. Num, 32.14, Deu. 1.12,26-43, Deu
9.16-24. Deu. 29,2-4, Deu. 31.27-29. Deu.
32.16-18, Israelites, Jos. 22.15-20. Jud. 2012,13.
Sarauel, 1 Sara. 15.14-35, Jonathan, 1 Sara.
19.4,6, Nathan, 2 Sam. 12,1-9. Joab, 2 Sara.
19.1-7. 2 Sam. 24.3. 1 Chr. 21.8,6. Gad,
2 Sam. 24.13. Aprophet of Judah, 1 Kin, 13,
1-10, Elijah, 1 Km. 18.18-21. 1 Kin. 21.
20-24. 2 Kin. 1. Micaiah, 1 Kin. 22.14-28
EUsha, 2 Kin. 3,13,14. 2 Km. 6,26. 2 Kin,
8,11-13. 2 Kin. 13.19, Isaiah, 2 Kin. 20.17.
Joash, 2 Kin. 12.7. Shemaiah, 2 Chr. 12.6.
Abijah, 2 Chr. 13.8-11, Azariah, 2 Chr. 16,2,
Hanani, 2 Chr. 16,7-9. Jehu, 2 Chr, 19.2,
Zechariah, 2 Chr. 24,20, Azariah, 2 Chr. 26.
17,18, Oded, 2 Chr, 28.9-11.
Ezra, Ezra 10.10. Neheraiah, Neh. 6.6-13.
Neh. 13. Daniel, Dan. 4.27. Dan. 6.17-24.
Amos, Amos 7.12-17. John, Mar. 6.18.
Stephen, Act, 7.61-53. Paul, Act. 23.3.
See Love exemplified by Paul— Zeal
FOR God's glory — Prayer, intercessory.
REPROOF Hated, Pro. 9.7. He that
reproveth a scomer getteth to hiraself sharae :
and he that rebuketh a wicked man getteth
himself a blot, 8. Reprove not a scomer, lest
he hate thee.
Pro. 10,17. He that refuseth reproof erreth.
Pro. 12.1. He that hateth reproof is
brutish. Pro, 15.10, Correction is grievous unto him
that forsaketh the way : and he that hateth
reproof shaU die. 12, A scomer loveth not
one that reproveth hira : neither will he go
unto the wise,
Araos 5,10, They hate hira that rebuketh
in the gate, and they abhor him that speaketh
uprightly. Jno. 7,7, The world cannot hate you ; but
me it hateth, because I testify of it, that the
works thereof are evU.
Gal. 4,16, Ara I therefore become your
eneray, because I teU you the truth ?
Rev, 11,10. They that dweU upon the earth
shaU rejoice over thera, and raake raerry, and
shall send gifts one to another ; because these
two prophets torraented thera that dwelt on
the earth.
Reproof hated. Examples of: Israel
ites, Nura. 14,9,10, Ahab, 1 Kin, 18,17.
1 Kin, 2L20, 1 Kin. 22.8, Herodias, Mar.
6,18,19. Luk. 3.19,20, Men of Nazareth,
Luk. 4.29. Jews, Act. 5.33. Act. 7.64. See
Saints, enmity to,
REPTILES, See Adder, Asp, CAMELEON,
Cockatrice, Dragon, Frog, Horse-leech,
Leviathan, Lizard, Scorpion, Serpent,
Snail, Tortoise, Viper, Creeping things.
RESIGNATION. Job 5,17. Happy is the
raan whora God correcteth : therefore despise
not thou the chastening of the Almighty.
Job 34,31, Surely it is meet to be said unto
God, I have bome chastisement, I vnH not
offend any more. v. 34,
Psa, 46,10, Be still, and knowthat I am
God. Psa. 4.4.
Pro. 3.11. My son, despise not the chasten
ing of the Lord ; neither be weary of hia cor
rection. 391

RESIGNATION
Pro, 18.14. The spirit of a raan will sustain
his infirmity,
Ecc, 7.14. In the day of prosperity be joy
ful, but in the day of adversity consider,
Isa, 24,15. Glorify ye the Lord in the fires,
Jer. 61.50. Ye that have escaped the sword,
go away, stand not stiU : reraeraber the Lord
afar off, and let Jerusalem como into your
mind. Lam, 3,89. Wherefore doth a Uving raan
complain, a man for the pimishment of his
sins? Mic. 6.9. The Lord's voice crieth unto the
city, and the man of wisdom shall see thy
narae : hear ye the rod, and who hath ap
pointed it.
Mat. 6.10. Thy wUl be done in earth, as it
is in heaven.
Luk. 21.19. In your patience possess ye
your souls.
Rom. 12.12. Rejoicing in hope ; patient in
tribulation ; continuing instant in prayer,
PhU, 2.14, Do all things without murraur
ings. Col. 1.11, Strengthened with aU raight,
according to his glorious power, unto aU pa
tience and long-suffering with joyfulness.
1 The. 3.3, No raan should be raoved by
these aflUctions : for yourselves know that we
are appointed thereunto.
21^1^1.2.8, Endure hardness, as a good
soldier of Jesua Christ.
2 Tira. 4.6. But watch thou in aU things,
endure afiiictions,
Heb. 12.3. Consider him that endured such
contradiction of sinners against hiraself, lest
ye be wearied and faint in your rainds. 4, Ye
have not yet resisted unto blood, striving
against sin, 5, And ye have forgotten the
exhortation which speaketh unto you as unto
chUdren, My son, despise not thou the chas
tening of the Lord, nor faint when thou art
rebuked of him. 9. We have had fathers of
our fiesh which corrected tis, and we gave them
reverence : shall we not much rather be in
subjection unto the Father of spirits, and Uve ?
v. 6-12.
Jas. 1.10. Let the rich {regoice) in that he is
made low : because as the fiower of the grass
he shaU pass away.
Jas. 4.7. Submit yourselves therefore to
God. 1 Pet. 1.6. Wherein ye greatly rejoice,
though now for a season, if need be, ye are in
heaviness through raanifold temptations.
1 Pet. 4.12. Beloved, think it not strange
concerning the fiery trial which is to try you,
as though some strange thing happened unto
you : 13. But rejoice, inasmuch as ye are par
takers of Christ's sufferings ; that, when his
glory shaU be revealed, ye may be glad also
with exceeding joy, 19. Let thera that suffer
according to the wiU of God corarait the keep
ing of their souls to him in weU doing, as unto
a faithful Creator,
RESIGNATION Exemplified, Lev. 10.3.
And Aaron held his peace,
Jud, 10.15, We have sinned : do thou unto
xm whatsoever seemeth good unto thee.
1 Sara. 3.18, It is the Lord: let him do
what seemeth him good,
2 Sam. 12.23. Now he is dead, wherefore
should I fast ? can I bring hira back again ? I
ghaU go te him, but he shall not retum to me,
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RESIGNATION
2 Sam, 16.26. If he thus say, Ihave no de
light in thee ; behold, here am I, let him do to
me as seemeth good unto hira,
2 Sam. 16.10. So let him curse, because the
Lord hath said unto him. Curse David. Who
shaU then say. Wherefore hast thou done so ?
12. It raay be that the Lord wiU look on mine
affliction, and that the Lord wiU requite me
good for his cursing this day.
2 Sam. 24,14, David said unto Gad, I am
in a great strait : let us faU now into the hand
of the Lord ; for his mercies are great : and
let me not faU into the hand of man.
2 Kin. 4.26. Is it weU with the child? And
she answered, It is weU.
2 Kin. 20.19. Good is the word of the Lord
which thou hast spoken. And he said, Js it
not good, H peace and truth be in my days ?
Isa. 39.8.
Neh. 9.33. Howbeit thou art just in all
that is brought upon us ; for thou hast done
right, but we have done wickedly.
Est. 4.16. If I perish, I perish.
Job 1,21. Naked came I out of my mother's
womb, and naked shaU I return thither : the
Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the narae of the Lord, 22. In all
this Job sinned not, nor charged God fooUshly,
Job 2,10, What? shaU we receive good at
the hand of God, and shall we not receive
evU ? In all this did not Job sin with his Ups.
Psa. 39.9. I waa dumb, I opened not mj
mouth ; because thou didst it.
Psa, 103,10. He hath not dealt with us
after our sins, nor rewarded us according to
our iniquities.
Psa. 119,75. Iknow, OLord, that thyjudg-
raents are right, and that thou in faithfiilneaa
hast afflicted rae.
Jer. 10.19. Woe is me for ray hurt I mj
wound is grievous : but I said, Truly this is a
grief, and I raust bear it.
Lam. 1.18. The Lord is righteous ; for 1
have rebeUed against his commandraent.
Dan. 9.14, Therefore hath the Lord watched
upon the evU, and brought it upon us: for
the Lord our God is righteous in aU his worka
which he doeth : for we obeyed not his voice.
Mic. 7.9, I will bear the indignation of the
Lord, because I have sinned against him, untU
he plead my cause, and execute judgment for
rae : he wiU bring me forth to the Ught, and 1
shaU behold his righteousness,
Luk, 23.40, Dost not thou fear God, seeing
thou art in the sarae condemnation ? 41. And
we indeed justly ; for we receive the due re
ward of our deeds : but this man hath done
nothing araiss.
Act, 21.14. When he would not be per
suaded, we ceased, saying, The will of the Lord
be done,
Rora. 6.8. We glory in tribulations also.
2 Cor. 6.9. As unknown, and yet weU
known; as dying, and, behold, we Uve; as
chastened, and not kUled. 10, As sorrowful,
yet alway rejoicing ; as poor, yet making many
rich ; aa having nothing, and yet possessing
aU things, v. 3-11,
2 Cor, 7,4. I am flUed with comfort, I am
exceeding joyful in aU our tribulation.
2 The, 1.4. We ourselves glory in you in
the churches of God, for your patience and
faith in aU your persecutions and tribulation*
that ye endure.

RESPONSIBILITY
Jas. 5.11. Behold, we count them happy
which endure. Ye have heard of the patience
of Job, and have seen the end of the Lord ;
that the Lord is very pitiful, and of tender
mercy. See Affliction, benefits of — Murmur
ing— Persecution.
RESPONSIBILITY. See Judgment
according to PRIVLLEGE AND WORKS —
Sin, punishment of.
RESTTRREOTION. Job 14.12, Man lieth
down, and riseth not : tiU the heavens be no
more, they shaU not awake, nor be raised out
of theu: sleep. 13, O that thou wouldest hide
me in the grave, that thou wouldest keep rae
secret, untU thy wrath be past, that thou
wouldest appoint rae a set tirae, and remeraber
me I 14, If a raan die, shall he live again f
aU the days of my appointed time will I wait,
till ray change come, 16. Thou shalt caU, and
I wUl answer thee : thou wUt have a desire to
the work of thine hands.
"Job 19. 26. I know that my redeeraer Uveth,
and that he shaU stand at the latter day upon
the earth : 26. And though after ray skin
worms destroy this 6ody, yet in my flesh shaU
I see God : 27. Whom I shall see for myself,
and mine eyes shaU behold, and not another ;
though my reins be consuraed within rae.
Psa. 16,9, My heart is glad, and ray glory
rejoiceth : my flesh also shaU rest in hope.
10, For thou wUt not leave my soul in heU ;
neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see
corruption. Psa. 17.15. As for rae, I wiU behold thy
face in righteousness: I shaU be satisfied,
when I awake, with thy likeness.
Psa. 49.15. God wUl redeera my soul from
the power of the grave : for he shaU receive
rae, Isa, 25,8, He will swaUow up death in
victory; and the Lord God wUl wipe away
tears from off aU faces,
Isa. 26.19, Thy dead men shall Uve, together
with my dead body shaU they arise. Awake
and sing, ye that dweU in dust : for thy dew
is as the dew of herbs, and the earth shaU
cast out the dead.
Eze. 37.12, Behold, O my people, I wUl
open your graves, and cause you to come up
out of your graves, and bring you into the
land of Israel, v. 1-14.
Dan, 12,2, Many of them that sleep in the
dust of the earth shall awake, some to ever
lasting Ufe, and sorae to shame and everlasting
contempt. 13, Go thou thy way tiU the end
be : for thou shalt rest, and stand in thy lot at
the end of the days.
Hos, 13,14. I wiU ransom them from the
power of the grave ; I wiU redeera them from
death : 0 death, I wiU be thy plagues ; 0
grave, I will be thy destruction,
"¦itfat, 27.62, The graves were opened ; and
many bodies of the saints which slept arose,
63. And came out of the graves after his resur
rection, and went into the holy city, and
appeared unto many,
Luk, 14,14, Thou shalt be recompensed at
tiie resurrection of the just.
Luk. 20.36, They which shall be accounted
worthy to obtain that world, and the resur
rection from the dead, neither marry, nor are
given in marriage : 36. Neither can they die

RESURRECTION
any more : for they are equal unto the angela ;
and are the children of God, being the chUdren
of the resurrection, 37. Now that the dead
are raised, even Moses shewed at the bush,
when he caUeth the Lord the God of Abraham,
and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.
38 For he is not a God of the dead, but of the
Uving : for all live unto hJTn. Mat, 22.30-32.
Mar. 12,25-27.
Jno, 11,23, Jesus saith unto her. Thy
brother shall rise again. 24. Martha saith
unto hira, I know that he shall rise again in
the resurrection at the last day.
Act. 17.32. When they heard of the resur
rection of the dead, some mocked: and
others said, We wiU hear thee again of this
matter. Act, 23.6. I am a Pharisee, the son of a
Pharisee : of the hope and resurrection of the
dead I am called in question. 8. The
Sadducees say that there is no resurrection,
neither angel, nor spirit ; but the Pharisees
confess both.
Act. 24.16. There shaU be a resurrection of
the dead, both of the just and unjust.
Act. 26.8. Why should it be thought a
thing incredible with you, that God should
raise the dead?
Rom. 4.17. God, who quickeneth the
dead. Rom. 8.19. The earnest e^ectation of the
creature waiteth for the manifestation of the
sons of God, 21. The creature itself also shaU
be delivered from the bondage of com[ption
into the glorious liberty of the children of God.
23. Not only they, but ourselves also, which
have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we our
selves groan within ourselves, waiting for the
adoption, to wit, the rederaption of our body.
1 Cor, 6. 14, God hath both raised up the
Lord, and wiU also raise up us by his own
power. 1 Cor. 16.32, What advantageth it rae, if
the dead rise not? let us eat and drink ; for
to morrow we die, 40. There are also
celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial : but
the glory of the celestial is one, and the glory
of the terrestrial ia another. 42. So also ia
the resurrection of the dead. It is sown in
corruption ; it is raised in incorruption : 43.
It is sown in dishonour ; it is raised in glory :
it is sown in weakness ; it is raised in power :
44. It is sown a natural body ; it is raised a
spiritual body. There is a natural body, and
there is a spiritual body.
1 Cor. 16.46, That was not first which Lb
spiritual, but that which is natural ; and after
ward that which is spiritual. 48. As is the
earthy, such are they also that are earthy : and
as is the heavenly, such are they also that are
heavenly. 49. And as we have bome the
image of the earthy, we shall also bear the
image of the heavenly, 60. Now this I say,
brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit
the kingdom of God ; neither doth corruption
inherit incorruption.
1 Cor. 15.62, In a raoraent, in the twink
ling of an eye, at the last trurap: for the
trurapet shall sound, and the dead shaU be
raised incorruptible, and we shaU be changed.
63. For this corruptible must put on incor
ruption, and this mortal must put on imraor-
taUty. 54, So when this corruptible shaU
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RESURRECTION
shall have put on immortality, then shaU be
brought to pass the saying that is written.
Death is swaUowed up in victory, v. 12-64.
2 Cor, 1.9, We had the sentence of death
in ourselves, that we should not trust in our-
Belve.s, but in God which raiseth the dead.
2 Cor. 5.1. A buUding of God, an house not
raade with hands, etemal in the heavens. 2,
Earnestly desiring to be clothed upon with our
house which is from heaven : 3. If so be that
being clothed, we shaU not be found naked.
4. For we that are in this tabemaele do groan,
being burdened : not for tfiat we would be
unclothed, but clothed upon, that mortality
might be swaUowed up of Ufe,
2 Cor, 13.4. We shaU Uve with him by the
power of God,
Eph, 4.30. Grieve not the Holy Spirit of
God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of
redemption. PhU. 3.11. If by any raeans 1 raight attam
unto the resurrection of the dead.
Col, 3.4. When Christ, who ia our Ufe,
shaU appear, then shall ye also appear with
him in glory.
1 The. 4,14. We beUeve that Jesus died
and rose again, even so them also which sleep
in Jesus wUl God bring with hira. 16, We
which are alive and reraain unto the coraing
of the Lord shaU not prevent thera which are
asleep. 16. For the Lord himself shall descend
frora heaven with a shout, with the voice of
the archangel, and with the trump of God :
and the dead in Christ shall rise first : 17.
Then we which are alive and remain shall be
caught up together with them in the clouds,
to meet the Lord in the air : and so shall we
ever be with the Lord.
2 Tim. 2.18. Who conceming the truth
have erred, saying that the resurrection is
past already ; and overthrow the faith of
sorae, Heb. 6.2. The doctrine of,  resur
rection of the dead.
Heb. 11.36, Woraen received their dead
raised to Ufe again : and others were tortured,
not accepting deUverance; that they might
obtain a better resurrection.
Rev. 20,6. Blessed and holy is he that hath
part in the first resurrection : on such the
second death hath no power ; but they shaU
be priests of God aud of Christ, and shall reign
with him a thousand years. 13, The sea gave
up the dead which were in it ; and death and
heU delivered up the dead wiiich were in
them ; and they were judged every raan accord
ing to their works,
RESURRECTION. By Christ and the
Holy Spirit. Jno, 6.21. As the Father
raiseth up the dead, and quickeneth them;
even so the Son quickeneth whora he will.
26. The hour is coming, and now is, when the
dead shall hear the voice of the Son of God :
and they that hear shall live. 28. The hour
is coming, in the which aU that are in the
graves shaU hear his voice, 29. And shaU
come forth ; they that have done good, unto
the resurrection of Ufe ; and they that have
done evil, onto the resurrection of daranation.
Juo. 6.39. This is the Father's will which
hath sent rae, that of all which he hath given
me I should lose notliing, but should raise it
up again at the last day. 44, No raan can
come to me, except the Father which hath sent

REZEPH
rae draw him : and I wiU raise him up at the
last day, 64, Whoso eateth ray fiesh, and
drinketh my blood, hath etemal life ; and I
will raise him up at the last day,
Jno. 11,25, I am the resurrection, and the
Ufe : he that believeth in me, though he were
dead, yet shaU he Uve,
Jno. 14.19. Because I Uve, ye shaU Uve
also. Act. 4.2, They preached through Jesus the
resurrection from the dead.
Rom. 8.10. If Christ be in you, the body is
dead because of sin ; but the Spirit is Ufe be
cause of righteousness. 11. If the Spirit ol
hira that raised up Jesus frora the dead dweU
in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead
shaU also quicken your raortal bodies by his
Spirit that dweUeth in you.
1 Cor. 16.23. Every man in his own order :
Christ the flrstfruits ; afterward they that are
Christ's at his coming.
2 Cor. 4.14. He which raised up the Lord
Jesus shaU raise up us also by Jesus, and shaU
present us with you.
PhU. 3.21. Who shall change our vile body,
that it raay be f asMoned Uke unto his glorious
body, according to the working whereby he is
able even te subdue aU things unto hiraself.
2 T^m. 1.10, Our Saviour Jesus Christ, who
hath aboUshed death, and hath brought life
and iraraortaUty to light through the gospel.
Rev, 1.18. I ara he that liveth, and was
dead ; and, behold, I am alive for evermore.
Amen; and have the keys of hell and of
death, See Christ's second uomino — Judgment-
day — Soul of man immortal.
REUBEN, eldest son of Jacob and Leah,
Gen. 29.32. 1 Chr. 2.1. Brings mandrakes
to his mother, Gen. 30,14, His incest, Gen.
35.22. Gen. 49.4. Forfeits the birthright,
1 Chr, 6.1, Intercedes for Joseph; his grief
on missing hira, Gen. 37.21,22,29,30. Re
proaches his brothers before Joseph, Gen.
42.22. Offers his sons as sureties for Ben
jamin, Gen. 42.37. Jacob'slast words to him.
Gen. 49.3,4. His chUdren, Gen. 46.9. Ex,
6.14, 1 Chr. 6.3-6.
 , Tribe of. Nurabered at Sinai,
Num. 1.20,21 ; and in the plains of Moab,
Num. 26.7. Led the 2d division of Israel, and
encamped south of the tabernacle, Nura. 2.10.
Nura. 10. 18. Blessing of Moses on, Deu. 33.6.
Possess many cattle ; their inheritance east of
Jordan, on the conquest of Og, king of Bashan,
Num. 32. Deu. 3.1-20. Jos. 13.15-23. Jos.
18.7, Aid in conquering Palestine, Jos, 1,12-18.
Jos. 4,12. Jos. 22.1-6. Assist in buUding the
altar of witness, Jos. 22.10-29. Reproved for
not aiding against Sisera, Jud. 6.16,16. Con
quer the Hagarites, 1 Chr, 6.10,18-22, Invaded
by Hazael, 2 Kin. 10.33. Taken captive by
Tiglath, 2 Km, 16.29, IChr. 5.6,26. For
things comraon to the tribes, see Israel,
tribes of,
REVENGE. See Malice — Murder —
Forgiveness. REWARDS. See Heaven— Judgment
ACCORDING TO WORKS — GOD's FAVOUR.
REZEPH, a town west of the Euphrates,
conquered by Sennacherib, 2 Kin. 19.12. Isa,
37.12.

REZIN
REZIN, king of Syria, 2 Kin. 15.37. Be
sieges Jerusalem ; captures Elath ; slain by
Tiglath, 2 Kin. 16.5-9. Isa. 7.1-8. Prophecy
against, Isa, c. 7, 8, & 9.
REZON, an Edomite, becomes king of
Damascus ; an eneray of Soloraon, 1 Kin. 11.
23-25, RHEGIUM, a city on the south-west coast
of Itely, visited by Paul, Act. 28.13.
RHODA, a Christian feraale in Jerusalera,
Act. 12.13-15,
RHODES, an island in the Mediterranean,
viaited by Paul, Act. 21.1.
RIBBAND, Nura. 16,88 ; elsewhere trans
lated lace, Ex, 28.28; bracelets. Gen, 38.18.
RIBLAH, a town north of Palestine, Num,
34.11. Jehoahaz imprisoned in, by Pharaoh,
2 Kin. 23.33. Zedekiah brought to Nebuchad
nezzar in, 2 Kin. 25.6,20,21. Jer. 39.6,6. Jer.
52.9,26. RICHES, Danger of. See Covetous
ness. RICHES, Value OF. Deu, 12.7. YeshaU
eat before the Lord your God, and ye shaU
rejoice in aU that ye put your hand unto, ye
and your households, wherein the Lord thy
God hath blessed thee.
Pro. 13,8. The ransom of a raan's life are
hia riches.
Pro, 14.24. The crown of the wise is their
riches. Ecc, 2,24. 27i€rfi i* nothing better for a raan,
than that he should eat and drink, and that
he should make his soul enjoy good in his
labour. This also I saw, that it was frora the
hand of God.
Ecc, 3.12, There is no good in them, but
for a man to rejoice, and to do good, in his
life, 13, And also that every man should eat
and drink, and enjoy the good of aU his labour,
it is the gift of God. 22. There is nothing
better, than that a man should rejoice in his
own works ; for that is his portion.
Ecc. 5.18. It is good and comely for one to
eat and to drink, and to enjoy the good of aU
his labour that he taketh under the sun aU
the days of his Ufe, which God giveth him : for
it is his portion. 19. Every man also to whom
God hath given riches and wealth, and hath
given him power to eat thereof, and to take
his portion, and to rejoice in his labour ; this
is the gift of God. 20. For he shaU not rauch
reraeraber the days of his life ; because God
answereth him in the joy of his heart.
Ecc. 7.11. Wisdom is good with an inherit
ance : and by it there is profit to them that see
the sun, 12, For wisdom is a defence, and
money is a defence : but the exceUency of
knowledge is, that wisdom giveth life to thera
that have it.
Ecc. 10.19. Money answereth all things.
Isa. 23.18. Her raerchandise and her hire
shaU be holiness to the Lord : it shaU not be
treasured nor laid up ; for her merchandise
shall be for them that dweU before the Lord,
to eat sufficiently, and for durable clothing.
Isa. 45.3, I wiU give thee the treasures of
darkness, and hidden riches of secret places,
that thou raayest know that I, the Lord,
which call thee by thy name, am the God of
Israel. Mic. 4,13, X wiU conaecrate tbeir gain unto

ROBE
the Lord, and their substance unto the Lord
of the whole earth,
Luk, 16.9. Make to youraelves friends of
the raammon of unrighteousness ; that, when
ye faU, they may receive you into everlasting
habitations, v. 1-12.
1 Tim. 6.17, Charge them that are rich in
this world, that they be not highminded, nor
trust in uncertain riches, but in the living
God, who giveth us richly aU things to enjoy ;
18. That they do good, that they be rich in
good works, ready to distribute, wilUng to
communicate ; 19. Laying up in store for
themselves a good foundation against the tirae
to corae, that they raay lay hold on eternal
Ufe. See Liberality — Thankfulness— Covet
ousness — God's goodness in providence.
RIDDLE. Of Samson, Jud. 14,12-18. Of
Ezekiel, Eze. 17. Of the queen of Sheba (hard
questions), 1 Kin, 10.1. 2 Chr. 9.1. Trans
lated dark sayings or sentences', Psa. 49.4.
Psa. 78.2, Pro. 1.6. Dan. 8,23; proverb,
Hab, 2.6. See Pro, 30.15. Isa. 21,12. Rev,
13.18, See Parables — ^Proverbs,
RIGHTEOUSNESS, See Holiness —
Integrity — Obedience — Sanctification
— JusTi fication — Self-righteo usness.
RIMMON (pomegranate, see 1 Sam, 14.2),
a town or rock near Gibeah, where the Benjam
ites took refuge, Jud. 20.45-47, Jud, 21.13.
 J a Syrian idol, 2 Kin, 6,18.
RING, Of gold, set with gems. Song 6.14.
Wom on the hand by raen and women. Ex,
35.22, Num. 31,60. Isa. 3.21. Given by
Pharaoh to Joseph in making him governor,
Gen. 41.42, By Ahasuerus, for sealing decrees,
to Haraan, Est, 3.10,12; to Mordecai, Est.
8.2-10. Worn in the nose, Isa, 3.21, Pro.
11.22. Offerings of, Ex. 35,22. Num. 31.50,
Of gold, Ex. 28,23. Of sUver, Est. 1.6. Of
brass. Ex, 27,4,
RIVER, The. See Nile,
RIVERS. Overflow of, Jos. 3.15. 1 Chr.
12,15, Jer, 50.44, Amos 8.8, Vegetation on,
Ex. 2.3,5. Nura. 24,6, Job 40,22. Psa, 1.3.
Isa. 19.7. Isa. 82.20. Jer. 17,8, Eze. 47.7,12.
Resort of wild aniraals, Psa. 42.1, Jer. 49.19.
Zee. 11.3. lUustrative, Psa. 36.8. Psa. 46.4.
Jno. 7,38. SyraboUcal, Eze. 47.1-12. Rev.
8.10. Rev. 16.4. Rev. 22,1,2,
See Abana, Ahava, Arnon, Chebar,
Euphrates, Gihon, Gozan, Hiddekel,
Nile, Pharpar, Pison, Sihor, Ulai, See
also Palestine, rivers of.
RIZFAH, Saul's concubine ; her matemal
affection, 2 Sara. 21,8-11,
ROAD (inroad), ISara, 27.10.
ROADS, Jos. 10.10. 1 Sara, 4.13, 1 Kin.
20,38, 2 Kin, 11,19, 2 Kin, 25.4. Public
highways or causeways. Lev. 26.22, Deu. 2,
27, Jud, 20,31, 1 Sara, 6,12. 1 Chr, 26.
16,18. King's highway, Nura. 20,17, Num.
21.22. Byways, Jud. 5.6. Paths in vineyards,
&c.. Num. 22.24. Mar, 4.4. Marked by
heaps of stones, 1 Sam. 20.19 (marg.), Jer. 31.
21. Prepared for kings, &c., Isa, 40,3,4, Isa.
62.10, Mai, 3,1. Made to the cities of refuge.
Deu. 19.2,3.
ROBBERY, See Dishonesty,
ROBE- See Dress. 395

EOCK
ROCK, water brought from, Deu. 8.16.
Ulustrative, Deu. 32.4. 2 Sara. 23.3. Paa.
31.2, Psa. 40.2. Isa. 17.10, Isa. 32.2.
1 Cor. 10.4, Mat. 16,18. See Mountains-
Stone — Meribah.
ROD or Staff. Of Moses, Ex. 4.2-4,17,20,
Ex, 7,20, Ex. 14,16. Ex. 17.9. Num. 20.
8-11. Of Aaron, Ex. 7.9-12. Num. 17.3-10.
Of the princes of tribes. Num. 17,2-9. Pass
ing under the rod. Lev, 27.32, Jer. 33.13,
Eze. 20.3'?. lUustrative, 2 Sam. 7.14. Job
21.9. Mic. 6.9. Psa. 23.4. Mic. 7.14. Psa.
74.2. Psa, 110.2, Isa. 10.6,15,24,26, Isa.
11.1,4. Pro, 14.3. SymboUcal, Jer. 1,11.
Rev, 11.1. See Sceptre.
ROE, Roebuck, See Deer.
ROLLS. See Books— Genealogies.
ROME, strangers from, at Jerusalera in
Pentecost, Act. 2.10. Jews banished frora,
by Claudius, Act. 18.2. Paul's purpose to
visit. Act. 19.21. Rom. 1.15. Act. 23.11.
Paul a prisoner in, 2 years. Act, 28.14-21.
Onesiphorus aids Paul in, 2 Tim. 1.16,17.
Prophecies of, Dan. 2.31-43, Dan. 7, see Mat.
24,15, Dan. 12,11, Dan. 9.27. Converts in,
Rom. 16.6-17. PhU. 1.12-18. PhU. 4.22.
2 Tim. 4.21,
Emperors of, see Cesar, Roman governors
and kings of Palestine, see Hebod I., Arche
laus, Herod II,, Lysanias, Philip, Pilate,
Herod in., Felix, Festus, Agrippa.
Roman law of citizenship, see Citizens,
Right of appeal to Cesar, Act. 25.10,21,
Treatment of prisoners. Act 26.16. Act, 28.
16,30. ROOFS of Houses, Flat, Jos, 2.6. Jud.
16.27. 1 Sam, 9,26, 2 Sam, 11.2, 2 Sara,
16,22. Isa. 15.3, Mat. 24.17. Luk. 12.3,
Battleraents round, Deu. 22.8. Prayers
offered on, Act. 10.9. Idolatrous altars on,
2 Kin. 23.12. Jer. 19.13, Jer. 82.29. Zeph.
1.6. Booths raade on, Neh. 8,16.
ROOM. See House,
ROPES AND Cords, Jos. 2,16,21. Jud.
16.11,12. 2 Sam. 17.13. Jer, 38.6-13, Eze.
27,24, Jno, 2,15, Threefold, Ecc. 4.12, Used
for tents, Ex. 35.18. Isa. 33.20. Isa. 64.2.
Jer. 10.20 ; carts, Isa. 5.18 ; boats. Act, 27.
32 ; binding sacrifices, Psa. 118.27. Gen. 22.
9 ; in casting lots, Mic. 2,6. Put on the bead
in token of submission, 1 Kin. 20.31,32.
lUustrative, Job 36.8. Psa. 2 3. Psa, 140.6.
Pro. 6.22. Isa. 5.18. Hos. 11.4.
ROSE, Isa. 36.1, Of Sharon, Song 2.1.
RUBY, Lara, 4.7. Job 28.18. Pro, 20,15.
RUE, a plant, LiJc. 11.42.
RUFUS, son of Simon, Mar. 15,21. A
disciple, Rora, 16,13.
RULERS. Patriarchal, Gen. 4.13-15,23,24,
Nimrod, Gen, 10.8-10, Abrahara, Gen. 14.
13-24. Gen. 21,10,14. Melcliizedek, Gen. 14.
18. Isaac, Gen. 21.21-32, Gen. 26.26-31.
Judah, Gen. 38.24. Officers of Israel, Ex. 5.
16. Heads of houses, Ex. 6.14. Ishmael and
descendants, Gen. 17.20. Esau, and Edomite
dukes. Gen. 36.
Moses, Ex. 18.13-26, Princes of Israel,
Num. 16.2. Rulers of thousands, &c., Ex. 18.
26,26. Deu. 1.15. Officers and judges, Deu.
16.18. Deu. 19.17,18, 2 Chr, 19.5-7. Ezr. 7.25.
See Elders — Israelites, tribes of —
390

RULERS
Captain. During and after the captivity, aee
Gedaliah, Zerubbabel, Nehemiah.
Under the Roraans, see Herod, Agrippa,
Pilate, Felix, Festus, Tetrarch.
See Kings — Priests, the high-priest's
JUDICIAL AUTHORITY — PRIESTS — LeVTTES —
San HEDRiM — Syn agogub — Justice, admi
nistration OF.
RULERS, Divinely appointed and
dethroned. 1 Sara. 10.25. Job 12.18-21.
Psa. 47.9. Psa. 76.12. Psa. 107,40. Pro. 8.
15,16. Isa. 40.23, Eze, 17.22-24, Eze. 21.
25-27. Dan. 2.21, Hos. 18,11. Hag 2.21,22.
Rom, 13,1,2,4,16.
Examples of: Seventy elders, Num, 11.
16,17. Joshua, Nura. 27.18-28, Judah,
1 Chr, 6,2. Psa. 60.7. Saul, 1 Sara. 9.16,17,
1 Sara, 10,1,24, 1 Sam, 15.17,26, Uavid,
1 Sam, 16.28. 1 Sam, 16,1,12, 1 Chr. 28,4.
Psa. 78,70,71. Soloraon, 1 Kin, 2.15. 1 Chr.
22.9,10. 1 Chr, 28.5-7, 1 Chr. 29.26. 2 Chr.
2.11. Jeroboara, 1 Kin. 11.11-13,29-38.
1 Kin. 14.7,8. Baasha, 1 Kin. 16.2. Jehu,
1 Kin. 19.16, 2 Kin. 9.2. Hazael, 1 Kin. 19.
16. EUakira, Isa. 22.21-24. Cyrus, Isa. 41,
2,25, Isa, 45.1-4, Isa. 46.11. Nebuchad
nezzar, Dan. 4.
See God a king — God's providence
OVERRULING, See next subject,
RULERS, Duties op. Gen, 41,33, Let
Pharaoh look out a man discreet and wise, and
set hira over the land of Egypt.
Ex. 18.16. When they have a raatter, they
corae unto rae ; and I judge between one and
another, and I do raake fhem know the statutes
of God, and his laws, 20, And thou shalt
teach thera ordinances and laws, and shalt
shew thera the way wherein they raust walk.
and the work that they must do. 21, Provide
out of aU the people able raen, such as feai
God, raen of truth, hating covetousness ; and
place such over thera. Ezr. 7.26.
Ex. 23.3. Neither shalt thou countenance
a poor raan in his cause. 6. Thou shalt not
wrest the judgraent of thy poor in his cause.
7. Keep thee far from a false matter ; and the
innocent and righteous slay thou not : for I
wUl not justify the wicked, v. 8,9.
Lev. 19,15. Ye shaU do no unrighteousness
in judgment : thou shalt not respect tbe person
of the poor, nor honour the person of the
raighty : but in righteousness shalt thou judge
thy neighbour.
Lev. 24,22. Have one manner of law, as
weU for the stranger, as for one of your own
country : for I am the Lord your God,
Num. 27.10. Let the Lord, the God of the
spirits of aU flesh, set a man over the congre
gation, 17. Which may go out before them,
and which may go in before them, and which
raay lead thera out, and which raay bring
thera in ; that the congregation of the Lord be
not as sheep which have no shepherd.
Deu. 1.16. Hear the causes between your
brethren, and judge righteously between every
man and his brother, and th.e stranger that is
with him, 17, Ye shall not respect persons in
judgment ; but ye shall hear the small as weM
as the great ; ye shall not be afraid of the face
of raan ; for the judgment is God's.
Deu, 16.18, Judges and officers shalt thou
raake thee in aU thy gates, which the Lord thy
God giveth thee, throughout thy tribes and

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they shall judge the people with just judgment,
19. Thou ahalt not wrest judgment ; thou shalt
not respect persons, neither take a gift : for a
gift doth bUnd the eyes of the wise, and
pervert the words of the righteous. 20. That
which is altogether just shalt thou foUow,
that thou raayest Uve, and inherit the land
which the Lord thy Gcd giveth thee.
Deu. 17.18. When he sitteth upon the
throne of his kingdom, that he shall write hira
a copy of this law in a book out of that which
is before the priests the Levites : 19. And it
^hall he with hira, and he shaU read therein
aU the days of his life. v. 20. Jos. 1.8.
Deu, 19.18. The judges shall raake diUgent
inquisition. Deu. 24.16. The fathers shall not be put
to death for the chUdren, neither shall the
chUdren be put to death for the fathers : every
man shall be put to death for his own sin,
Deu, 26.1, If there be a controversy be
tween men, and they come unto judgraent,
that the judges may judge thera ; then they
shall justify the righteous, and condemn the
wicked, 2 Sam, 23.3. He that ruleth over men must
be just, ruling in the fear of God. 4. And he
ehaU be as the light of the moming, when the
Bun riseth.
2 Chr. 2.11. Therefore raade he thee king,
to do judgment and justice,
2 Chr, 19.6, Take heed what ye do : for ye
judge not for man, but for the Lord, who is
with you in the judgment. 7, Wherefore now
let the fear of the Lord be upon you ; talce
heed and do it ; for there is no iidquity with
the Lord our God, nor respect of persons, nor
taking of gifts,
Psa. 2.10. Be wise now therefore, O ye
kings ; be instructed, ye judges of the earth,
11. Serve the Lord with fear, and rejoice with
trembUng. v, 12.
Psa. 72.10, The kings of Tarshish and of
the isles shaU bring presents : the kings of
Sheba and Seba shall offer gifts, 11. Yea, aU
kings shall faU down before him.
Psa. 82,3, Defend the poor and fatherless :
do justice to the afflicted and needy. 4, De
Uver the poor and needy : rid them out of the
hand of the wicked.
Psa. 148.11, Kings of the earth, princes,
and aU judges of the earth, 13, Let thera
praise the narae of the Lord,
Pro, 16,10, A divine sentence is in the Ups
of the king : his raouth transgresseth not in
judgraent. 12, It is an aboraination to kings
to commit wickedness : for the throne is estab
lished by righteousness, 13. Righteous Ups
are the deUght of kings ; and they love him
that speaketh right.
Pro. 17,7. ExceUent speech becometh not a
fool : much less do lying Ups a prince.
Pro. 20.8. A king that sitteth in the throne
of judgment scattereth away aU evU with his
eyes. 26, A wise king scattereth the wicked,
and bringeth the wheel over them. 28, Mercy
and truth preserve the king : and his throne
ia upholden by mercy.
Pro, 25,2, The honour of kings is to search
out a matter. 3. The heaven for height, and
the earth for depth, and the heart of Icings is
unsearchable, 6. Take away the vricked from
before the king, and hia throne shaU be estab
lished in righteousness. Pro. 24.23-26.

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Pro. 28. 2. For the transgression ot a land
many are the princes thereof : but by a man
of understanding and knowledge the state
i/ierco/shaU be prolonged, 16. He that hateth
covetousness shall prolong his days.
Pro. 29,2, When the righteous are in autho
rity, the people rejoice : but when the wicked
beareth rule, the people moum. 14, The king
that faithfuUy judgeth the poor, his throne
shaU be established for ever.
Pro. 31.4. It is not for kings, O Lemuel, it
is not for kings to drink wine ; nor for princes
strong drink : 5. Lest they drink, and forget
the law, and pervert the judgraent of any of
the afflicted. 8. Open thy raouth for the durab
in the cause of aU. such as are appointed to
destruction, 9, Open thy raouth, judge right
eously, and plead the cause of the poor and
needy, Ecc. 8.4, Where the word of a king is,
fhere is power : and who raay say unto hira.
What doest thou ?
Ecc. 10.17. Blessed art thou, O land, when
thy king is the son of nobles, and thy princes
eat in due season, for strength, and not for
drunkenness I
Isa. 16.6. In raercy shaU the throne be
established : and he shall sit upon it in truth
in the tabemaele of David, judging, and seek
ing judgraent, and hasting righteousness.
Isa, 28,6. For a spirit of judgraent to hira
that sitteth in judgment, and for strength to
them that tum the battle to the gate.
Isa. 49.23. Kings shaU be thy nursing
fathers, and their queens thy nursing mothers.
Isa, 58.6, To loose the bands of wickedneas,
to undo the heavy burdens, and to let the op
pressed go free, and that ye break every yoke,
Isa. 60.17. I wiU also make thy officers
peace, and thine exactors righteousness,
Jer. 13.18. Say unto the king and to the
queen, Hurable yourselves, sit down : for your
principalities shaU come down, even the crown
of your glory.
Jer. 22,3. Execute ye judgment and
righteousness, and deUver the spoUed out of
the hand of the oppressor : and do no wrong,
do no violence to the stranger, the fatherless,
nor the widow, neither shed innocent blood in
this place, Jer. 21.12.
Zee, 7.10. Oppress not the widow, nor the
fatherless, the stranger, nor the poor.
Zee. 8.16. Speak ye every man the truth to
his neighbour ; execute the judgment of truth
and peace in your gates.
Rom. 13.3. Rulers are not a terror to good
works, but to the evil. v. 1-16.
1 Tim. 2. 2, For kings, and for aU that are
in authority ; that we may lead a quiet and
peaceable life in all godUness and honesty.
1 Pet. 2.14. Governors, as unto them that
are sent by him for the punishment of evU
doers, and for the praise of thera that do
weU. Rulers, Good and Wise, Examples of:
Joseph, Gen. 47. Moses, Ex. 18,13-18. Psa.
78.72. Elders of Israel, Nura. 7, Joshua,
Jos. 23. Jos. 24. Deborah, Jud. 4.4, Gideon,
Jud. 8.23. Jephthah, Jud. 11.11. Samson,
Jud. 13.5. Sarauel, 1 Sam. 12.3-6, Saul,
1 Sam, 11.13, 1 Sara, 14.37-52. David,
2 Sam. 4.8-12. 2 Sam. 8.16. Psa. 101.6-8.
Solomon, 1 Kin. 1.52. 1 Kin. 3. 1 Kin. 10.
6-8. Hiram. 1 Km. 6.1. Rehoboam, 2 Chr
fi07

RULERS
11.23. Aaa, 1 Kin. 15.11. Obadiah, 1 Kin.
18.3. Jehoshaphat, 1 Kin. 22,43, Jehu,
2 Kin. 10.30. Amaziah (Judah), 2 Kin, 14,3,
Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.4,5. Jotham, 2 Kin. 15.84.
Hezekiah, 2 Ban. 18.3, 2 Kin. 20.20. Josiah,
2 Kin, 22.2. 2 Kin, 23.25. Jer. 22,15,16,
Jehoiada, 2 Chr, 24.2,16,22. Cyrus, Ezr. 1,
Neheraiah, Neh, c, 4 & 6. Hanani, Neh. 7,2,
Ahasuerus, Est. 6.3,10. Esther, Est. 9.29.
Mordecai. Est. 10,3. Ezra, Ezr. 7.26. Job,
Job 29.12-17. Daniel, Dan. 6.2, Zerubbabel,
Hag. 1,12,14,
RULERS, Imjustioe and Wickedness
OF. Gen. 15,13, They shall afflict thera four
hundred years: 14. And also that nation,
whora they shaU serve, wiU I judge.
Ex, 3.9, The cry of the chUdren of Israel
is corae unto rae : and I have also seen the
oppression wherewith the Egyptians oppress
thera, Deu, 27,19, Cursed he he that perverteth
the judgraent of the stranger, fatherless, and
widow, 1 Sam. 8.11. This wiU be the manner of
the king that shaU reign over you : He wiU
take your sons, and appoint t/tem for himself,
for his chariots, and to be his horsemen. 18.
And ye shall ciy out in that day because of
your king which ye shall have chosen you ;
and the Lord will not hear you in that day,
V. 12-17.
2 Kin. 9.19. What hast thou to do with
peace. 2 Chr. 28.19. The Lord brought Judah low
because of Ahaz king of Israel ; for he made
Judah naked, and transgressed sore against
the Lord.
Neh. 6.9. It is not good that ye do : ought
ye not to walk in the fear of our God, because
of the reproach of the heathen our enemies?
Neh. 9.37, It yieldeth rauch increase unto
the kings whom thou hast set over us because
of our sins ; also they have dominion over our
bodies, and over our cattle, at their pleasurCj
and we are in great distress.
Job 9.24. Ilie earth is given into the hand
of the wicked : he covereth the faces of the
judges thereof.
Job 13.10. He will surely reprove you, if
ye do secretly accept persons.
Job 24.22, He riseth up, and no mam is
sure of Ufe. 24. They are exalted for a Uttle
whUe, but are gone and brought low ; they are
taken out of the way as all other, and cut off
as the tops of the ears of com.
Job 35.9. By reason of the raultitude of
oppressions they raake the oppressed to cry :
they cry out by reason of the arm of the
mighty. Psa. 10.2. The wicked in his pride doth
persecute the poor : let them be taken in the
devices that they have imagined. 17. Thou
wUt cause thine ear to hear : 18. To judge the
fatherless and the oppressed, that the man of
the earth raay no more oppress, v. 2-10.
Psa, 12.5. Por the oppression of the poor,
for the sighing of the needy, now wUl I rise,
saith the Lord ; I wiU set him in safety from
Mm that puffeth at him. 8, The wicked walk
on every side, when the vUest men are-exalted,
Psa. 49.20. Man that is in honour, and
understandeth not, is like the beasts Wat
perish. Psa. 58.2. Yea, in heart ye work wicked-

KULERS
ness ; ye weigh the violence of your hands In
the earth,
Psa. 72.4. He shaU save the chUdren of
the needy, and shall break in pieces the
oppressor, Psa, 82.1. God stendeth in the congrega
tion of the mighty ; he judgeth among the
gods, 2, How long will ye judge unjustly, and
accept the persons of the wicked? v. 6,7.
Psa. 94,20. ShaU the throne of iniquity
have feUowship with thee, which frameth
mischief by a law? 21. They gather them
selves together against the soul of the righteous,
and condemn the innocent blood,
Psa. 110.5. The Lord at thy right hand
shall strike through kings in the day of his
wrath. Pro, 3,31, Envy thou not the oppressor,
and choose none of his ways. 32. For the fro
ward is abomination to the Lord.
Pro. 17.16. He that justifieth the wicked,
and he that condemneth the just, even they
both are aboraination to the Lord. 26, To
punish the just is not good, nor to strike
princes for equity.
Pio, 18.5, It is not good to accept the
person of the wicked, to overthrow the
righteous in judgraent.
Pro, 22.16. He that oppresseth the poor to
increase his riches, shall surely come to want,
22. Rob not the poor, because he is poor :
neither oppress the a^cted in the gate : 23,
For the Lord wiU plead their cause, and qmi'
the soul of those that spoUed them.
Pro. 24.24. He that saith unto the wicked.
Thou art righteous ; hira shall the people
curse, nations shall abhor him, v. 23.
Pro. 28.3. A poor man that oppresseth the
poor is like a sweeping rain which leaveth nc
food. 15, As a roaring Uon, and a ranging
bear ; so is a wicked ruler over the poor
people. 10, The prince that wanteth under
standing is also a great oppressor. 21. To
have respect of persons is not good : for for a
piece of bread Uiat man will transgress, 28.
When the wicked rise, men hide theraselves :
but when they perish, the righteous increase.
V. 12.
Pro. 29,12. If a ruler hearken to lies, aU his
servants are wicked.
Pro, 30,21. The earth is disquieted, 22.
For a servant when he reigneth,
Ecc. 3.16. I saw under the sun the place of
judgraent, that wickedness was there ; and the
place of righteousness, that iniquity was there.
17. 1 said in mine heart, God shaU judge the
righteous and the wicked.
Ecc. 4.1. I retumed, and considered aU the
oppressions that are done under the sun : and
behold the tears of such as were oppressed,
and they had no comforter ; and on the side
of their oppressors there was power ; but they
had no coinforter. 13, Better is a poor and a
wise chUd than an old and foolish king, who
will no more be admonished, 14, For out of
prison he cometh to reign ; whereas also he
that is bom in his kingdom becoraeth poor.
Ecc. 5.8, If thou seest the oppression of
the poor, and violent perverting of judgment
and justice in a province, marvel not at the
matter : for he that is higher than the highest
regardeth ; and there be higher than they,
Ecc. 7.7. Surely oppression maketh a wise
man mad ; and a gift destroyeth the heart.

RULERS
Ecc. 8.9. There is a time wherein one man
ruleth over another to his own hurt,
Ecc. 10,6, There is an evil whidi I have
seen underthe aun, as an errorwhi(h proceedeth
from the ruler : 6. FoUy is set in great dignity,
and the rich sit in low place, 7. I have seen
servante upon horses, and princes walking as
servants upon the earth. 16, Woe to thee,
O land, when thy king is a child, and thy
princes eat in the moming I v, 17.
Isa. 1.23, Thy princes are rebellious, and
companiona of thieves : every one loveth gifts,
and foUoweth after rewards : they judge not
the fatherless, neither doth the cause of the
widow corae unto them.
Isa. 8.12. As for my people, chUdren are
their oppressors, and women rule over them.
0 my people, they which lead thee cause thee
to err, and destroy the way of thy paths. 14.
The Lord wUl enter into judgraent with the
ancients of his people, and the princes thereof :
for ye have eaten up the vineyard ; the spoU of
the poor is in your houses. 15. What mean ye
that ye beat ray people to pieces, anr? grind the
faces of the poor ? saith tbe Lord God of hosts,
Isa. 6.7. He looked for judgment, but be
hold oppression ; for righteousness, but behold
aery. Isa. 10,1, Woe unto them that decree un
righteous decrees, and that write grievances
which they have prescribed ; 2. To turn aside
the needy frora judgment. 3. And what wlU
ye do in the day of visitation ?
Isa. 14,6. The Lord hath broken the staff
of the wicked, and the sceptre of the rulers.
6. He who smote the people in wrath with a
continual stroke, he that ruled the nations in
anger, is persecuted, and none hindereth,
V. 4-20.
Isa, 28,14, Hear the word of the Lord, ye
scomful raen, that rule this people which is in
Jerusalera, Isa, 29,20. The terrible one is brought to
nought, and all that watch for iniquity are cut
off : 21, That make a man an offender for a
word, and lay a snare for him that reproveth
in the gate, and tum aside the just for a thing
of nought,
laa. 30.33. Tophet is ordained of old ; yea,
for the king it is prepared ; he hath made it
deep and large : the pUe thereof is fire and
much wood ; the breath of the Lord, like a
streara of brimstone, doth kindle it.
Isa. 33.1. Woe to thee that spoUest, and
thou wast not spoUed ; and dealest treacher
ously, and they dealt not treacherously with
thee 1 when thou shalt cease to spoU, thou
shalt be spoUed.
Isa. 40,23, That bringeth the princes to
nothing ; he maketh the judges of the earth as
vanity. 24, The whirlwind shaU take them
away as stubble.
Isa. 47.6. Thou didst shew thera no mercy ;
upon the ancient hast thou very heavUy laid
thy yoke,
Isa. 52.6, What have I here, saith the Lord,
that my people is taken away for nought?
they that rule over them make them to howl,
saith the Lord.
Isa, 69.14. Judgment is tumed away back
ward, and justice standeth afar off : for truth
is faUen in the street, and equity cannot enter,
15. 1'he Lord sawii, and it displeased bim that
there was no judgment.

RULERS
Jer. 6.28. They overpass the deeds of the
wicked : they judge not the cause, the cause
of the fatherless, yet they prosper ; and the
right of the needy do they not judge. 29. Sh^
I not visit for these thiTigs ? saith the Lord :
shaU not my soul be avenged on such a nation
as this?
Jer, 34.17. Ye have not hearkened unto
me, in proclaiming Uberty, every one to his
brother, and every man to his neighbour:
behold, I proclaim a liberty for you, saith the
Lord, to the sword, to the pestUence, and to
the famine ; and I wiU malte you to be re
moved into all the kingdoms of the earth.
Lam. 3.34, To crush under his feet aU the
prisoners of the earth, 85, To tum aside the
right of a man before the face of the raost
High, 36, To subvert a man in his cause, the
Lord approveth not.
Eze, 21,25. And thou, profane wicked
prince of Israel, whose day is come, when ini
quity shaU have an end, 26. Thus saith the
Lord God ; Remove the diadem, and take off
the crown,
Eze. 22.6, The princes of Israel, eveiy one
were in thee to their power to shed blood.
27, Her princes in the midst thereof are hke
wolves ravening the prey, to shed blood, and
to destroy souls, to get dishonest gain, 29.
The people of the land have used oppression,
and exercised robbery, and have vexed the
poor and needy : yea, they have oppressed the
stranger wrongfuUy.
Eze. 28,2. Because thine heart is lifted up,
and thou hast said, I am a god, I sit in the
seat of God, in the midst of the seas ; yet thou
art a man, and not God, though thou set
thine heart as the heart of God. v. 1-19.
Eze. 84,4, The diseased have ye not strength ¦
ened, neither have ye healed that which was
sick, neither have ye bound up that which was
broken, neither have ye brought again that
which wafS driven away, neither have ye sought
that which was lost ; but with force and with
cmelty have ye ruled them. v. 1-31.
Eze. 45.9. Thus saith the Lord God, Let it
suffice you, O princes of Israel: remove vio
lence and spoU, and execute judgment and
justice, take away your exactions from ray
people, saith the Lord God.
Hos. 5.10. The princes of Judah were like
thera that reraove the bound : ther^ore I will
pour out ray wrath upon them Uke water.
Hoa. 7.3. They make the king glad with
theirwickedness,andtheprinceswith their Ues.
Hos. 10.7. Her king is cut off as the foam
upon the water.
Araos 3.10. They know not to do right,
saith the Lord, who store up violence and
robbery in their palaces. 11. Therefore he
shaU bring down thy strength from thee, and
thy palaces shaU be spoUed.
Amos 4.1. Hear thia word, ye which op
press the poor, which cmsh the needy, which
say to their masters, Bring, and let us drink.
2. The Lord God hath sworn by his holiness,
that, lo, the days shall come upon you, that
he wiU take you away,
Araos 6. 11 . Your treading is upon the poor,
and ye take frora him burdens of wheat : ye
have buUt houses of hewn stone, but ye shall
not dweU in them ; ye have planted pleasant
vineyards, but ye shaU not drink wine of them,
V. 12.

RULERS
Amos 6.12. Ye have tumed judgment into
gaU, and the fruit of righteousness into hem
lock. Mic. 3.1. Hear, I pray you, 0 heads of
Jacob, and ye princes of the house of Israel ;
Is it not for you to know judgment ? 2. Who
hate the good, and love the evU ; who pluck
off their skin from off them, and their fiesh
frora off their bones : 3. Who also eat the
fiesh of ray people, and fiay their skin from off
them ; and they break their bones, and chop
thera in pieces, as for the pot, and as fiesh
within the caldron. 4, Then shall they cry
unto the Lord, but he will not hear them : he
wiU even hide his face from them at that time,
as they have behaved themselves iU in their
doings, Mic, 3.9. Ye heads of the house of Jacob,
and princes of the house of Israel, that abhor
judgment, and pervert aU equity, 10,
They buUd up Zion vrith blood, and Jerusalem
with iniquity, 11, The heads thereof judge
for reward, and the priests thereof teach for
hire, and the prophets thereof divine for
money : yet will they lean upon the Lord, and
aay. Is not the Lord among us ?
Mic. 7.8. That they may do evil vrith both
hands earnestly, the prince asketh, and the
judge asketh for a reward ; and the great man,
hd uttereth his mischievous desire : so they
vnap it up. 4. The best of thera is as a brier ;
the raost upright is sharper than a thorn-
hedge : the day of thy watchraen and thy
visitation cometh ; now shaU be their per
plexity, Hab. 1.4. The law is slacked, and judgraent
doth never go forth : for the vricked doth
corapass about the righteous ; therefore vtrong
judgment proceedeth,
Hab. 2.8. Because thou hast spoUed many
nations, aU the remnant of the people shall
spoU thee, 12. Woe to him that buUdeth a
town with blood, and stabUsheth a city by
iniquity I v. 6-13,
Hab. 3.13. Thou woundedst the headoutof
the house of the wicked, by discoveiing the
foundation unto the neck.
Zeph. 1.8. I wUl punish the princes, and
the king's chUdren, and aU such as are clothed
with strange apparel.
Zeph. 3.3. Her princes within her are roar
ing lions ; her judges are evening wolves ;
they gnaw not the bones till the morrow.
Act, 23.3. God shall sraite thee, thou whited
waU : for sittest thou to judge rae after the
law, and commandest me to be smitten
contrary to the law ?
Jas, 2. 6, Do not rich men oppress you, and
draw you before the judgment-seats ? 9, If ye
have respect to persons, ye corarait sin, and
are convinced of the law as transgressors.
See Bribery — Poor, neglect of.
Rulers, Injustice and Wickedness of,
Examples of : Potiphar, Gen. 39.20. Gen.
40.15. Pharaoh, Ex, c. 1 to 11. Adoni-bezek,
Jud, 1.7. Ahimelech, Jud. 9.1-6, EU's sons,
1 Sam. 2.12. Samuel's sons, 1 Sam. 8,1-6,
Saul, 1 Sam. 16.8-36. 1 Sara. 19. Hanun,
2 Sara. 10.4. David, 2 Sara. 24.3,4. Soloraon,
1 Kin. 11 .6. 1 Kin. 12.4. Jeroboara, 1 Kin.
12.26-33. 1 Kin 13.33. Abijara, 1 Kin. 16.3,
Nadab, 1 Kin. 16.26. Baasha, 1 Kin. 16.33,34,
.'iSa, J Chr. 16.10. Zimri, 1 Kin, 16.19, Orari,
i Kin. 16.26 27. Ahab, 1 Kin. 16,30-33.
400

SABBATH
1 Kin. 21. Ahaziah (Israel), 1 Kin. 22.62,63.
Jehoram (Israel), 2 Kin. 3.2,3, Hazael, 2 Kin.
8.12, Jehoram (Judah), 2 Kin. 8.18. 2 Chr.
21. Ahaziah (Judah), 2 Chr. 22. Joash,
2 Chr. 24.2,17-25. Jehoahaz (Israel), 2 ICin.
13.1,2. Jehoash, 2 Kin. 13.10,11.
Jeroboam n., 2 Kin, 14.23,24, Zachariah,
Menahem, Pekahiah, & Pekah, 2 Kin. 16.
9,18,24,28. Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.2-4. 2 Chr. 28.
1-4. Hoshea, 2 Kin. 17.1,2. Manasseh,
2 Kin, 21.1-17. Amon, 2 Kin, 21.19-22,
2 Chr. 33.22,23. Jehoahaz (Judah), 2 Kin,
23.32, Jehoiakim, 2 Kin. 23.37, Jer. 22.
18-23. Jehoiachin, 2 Kin. 24.9. Jer. 22. 24-30,
Zedekiah, 2 Kin. 24,19, 2 Chr, 36.12,13,
Jer. 38.5, Ahasuems & Haraan, Est. 3.
Nebuchadnezzar, Dan. 2.1-13. Dan, 8,19.
Belshazzar, Dan. 6.22,23, Darius, Dan. 6.
7-9. Herod I., Mat. 2.16-18. Herod H.,
Mar. 6.16-28. Luk. 18.31,32, Luk. 23.6-16,
Herod III,, Act. 12. PUate, Mat. 27, GaUio,
Act. 18.17. Ananias, Act. 23.2. Jewiah
rulers, Ezr. 9.2. Mat, 26.69.
See Sanhedrim,
RULERS, Obedience to, and Rebellion
against. See Subjects.
RUSH, See Bdlru.sh — Flag.
RUTH, a Moabitess, marries a son of
Naomi ; returns to Israel, after his death,
Ruth 1. Gathers com in Boaz* field, Ruth c,
2 (Si; 3. Marries Boaz, Ruth 4. Ancestress of
Christ, Ruth 4.17. Mat. 1.6,16.
RYE, Ex. 9.32. Translated fitehes, Eze. 4.9 ;
and spelt (a kind of com vrith very smooth
ears), Isa, 28.25 (marg.).

S

SABAOTH (hosts or armies), Jas, 6,4.
Compare 2 Chr. 18,18, Psa, 103,21.
SABBATH, The. Gen, 2,2. On the
seventh day God ended his work whidi he had
made ; and he rested on the seventh day from
aU his work which he had made. 3. And God
blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it : be
cause that in it he had rested from aU his work
which God created and made.
Ex, 16,6. On the sixth day they shall pre
pare that which they bring in ; and it shall be
twice as rauch as tiiey gather daUy. 22. To
morrow is the rest of the holy Sabbath unto
the Lord : bake that which ye will bake to day,
and seethe that ye wiU seethe ; and that which
remaineth over lay up for you to be kept until
the moming. 24. And they laid it up tiU the
morning, as Moses bade : and it did not stink,
neither was their any worra therein. 25, And
Moses said. Eat that to day ; for to day is a
Sabbath unto the Lord : to day ye shall not
find it in the field, 26. Six days ye shaU
gather it ; but on the seventh day, whicli is
the Sabbath, in it there shaU be none. 27.
There went out some of the people on the
seventh day for to gather, and they found none.
28. And the Lord said. How long refuse ye to
keep ray commandments and my laws ? 29.
See, for that ths Lord hath given you the
Sabbath, therefore he giveth you on the sixth
day the bread of two days ; abide ye every
man in his place, let no man go out of his

SABBATH
place on the seventh day. 30. So the people
rested on the seventh day,
Ex. 20.8. Remeraber the Sabbath day, to
keep it holy. 9. Six days shalt thou labour,
and do all thy work : 10. But the seventh day
is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God : in it thou
shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor
thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maid
servant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is
within thy gates : 11. For in six days the
Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and aU
that in them is, and rested the seventh day :
wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day,
and haUowed it.
Ex. 23. 1 2. Six days thou shalt do thy work,
and on the seventh day thou shalt rest : that
thine ox and thine ass raay rest, and the son of
thy handraaid, and the stranger, may be re
freshed, Ex. 31,13, VerUy my Sabbaths ye shall
Veep : for it is a sign between rae and you
throughout your generations ; that ye may
know that I am the Lord that doth sanctify
you, 16, Six days may work be done ; but in
the seventh is the Sabbath of rest, holy to the
Lord: whosoever doeth any work in the
Sabbath day, he shaU surely be put to death,
16, Wherefore the chUdren of Israel shall keep
the Sabbath, to obser^'e tlie Sabbath through
out their generations, for a perpetual covenant.
17. It is a sign between me and the children
of Israel for ever : for in six days the Lord
made heaven and earth, and on the seventh
day he rested, and was refreshed, v. 14.
Num. 16,32-36.
Ex. 34.21. Six days thou shalt work, but
on the seventh day thou shalt rest : in earing
tirae and in harvest thou shalt rest.
Ex. 35.3. Ye shaU kindle no fire through
out your habitations upon the Sabbath day.
Lev, 19.30. Ye shaU keep my Sabbaths,
and reverence my sanctuary : I am the Lord.
V. 8.
Lev, 23,3, Six days shaU work be done:
but the seventh day is the Sabbath of rest, an
holy convocation ; ye shaU do no work therein :
it is the Sabbath of the Lord in all your dwel
lings, V. 31,32, See Lev, 16,31, Neh. 8.9-12.
Lev. 24.8. Every Sabbath he shall set it in
order before the Lord continuaUy, beiTig taken
ti-om the chUdren of Israel by an everlasting
covenant. 1 Chr. 9.32.
Lev. 26.34. Then shaU the land enjoy her
Sabbaths, as long aa it Ueth desolate, and ye
be in your enemies' land ; even then shaU the
land rest, and enjoy her Sabbaths, 36, As
long as it Ueth desolate it shaU rest ; because
it did not rest in your Sabbaths, when ye dwelt
upon it. V. 2. 2 Chr. 36,21.
Num, 28.9. And on the Sabbath day two
lambs, &c. 10. This is the burnt-offering of
every Sabbath, beside the continual burnt-
offering, and his drink-offering.
Deu. 6,12, Keep the Sabbath day to sanctify
it, as the Lord thy God hath comraanded thee
16, Remember that thou wast a servant in the
land of Egypt, and that the Lord thy God
brought thee out thence : therefore the Lord
thy God commanded thee to keep the Sabbath
day. V. 13,14.
2 Kin, 4,23, Wherefore vrilt thou go to him
to day? it is neither new raoon, nor Sabbath.
Neh, 9,14, And raadest known unto them
thy holy Sabbath

SABBATH
Neh, 10.81. If che people of the land bring
ware or any victuals on the Sabbath day to
seU, that vre would not buy it of them on the
Sabbath, or on the holy day,
Neh. 13.17. Then I contended with the
nobles of Judah, and said unto them. What
evU thing is this that ye do, and profane the
Sabbath day? 18, Did not your fathers thus,
and did not our God bring all this evU upon
us, and upon this city? yet ye bring more
wrath upon Israel by profaning the Sabbath.
V. 16-22,
Psa. 92 {title). A psalm or song for the
Sabbath day.
Psa, 118.24. This is the day which the
Lord hath raade ; we vrill rejoice and be glad
in it.
Isa, 1,13. The new moons and S8,bbaths,
the calling of asserabUes, I cannot away vrith ;
it is iniquity, even the soleran meeting,
Isa. 66.2. Blessed is the man tfuit doeth
this, and the son of man that layeth hold on
it ; that keepeth the Sabbath from poUuting
it, 6. Every one that keepeth the Sabbath
frora poUuting it, and taketh hold of ray cove
nant : 7. Even them wUl I bring to ray holy
mountain, and make them joyful in my houae
of prayer.
Isa, 58,13. If thou tum away thy foot from
the Sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my
holy day ; and call the Sabbath a delight, the
holy of the Lord, honourable ; and shalt honour
him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding
thine own pleasure, nor speaking tMne oum
words : 14, Then shalt thou delight thyself
in the Lord ; and I wiU cause thee to ride upon
the high places of the earth.
Isa. 66.23. From one Sabbath to another,
shall all flesh corae to worship before me, saith
the Lord.
Jer. 17.21, Take heed to yourselves, and
bear no burden on the Sabbath day, nor bring
it in by the gates of Jemsalera ; 22, Neither
carry forth a burden out of your houses on the
Sabbath day, neither do ye any work, but
haUow ye the Sabbath day, as I comraanded
your fathers. 24. If ye diUgently hearken
unto me, saith the Lord, to bring in no burden
through the gates of this city on the Sabbath
day, but haUow the Sabbath day to do no work
therein ; 25. Then shaU there enter into the
gates of this city kings and princes sitting upon
the throne of David, 27. If ye wUl not hearken
unto me to hallow the Sabbath day, and not
to bear a burden, even entering in, at the gates
of Jerusalem on the Sabbath day ; then will I
kindle a flre in the gates thereof, and it shall
devour the palaces of Jerusalera, and it shall
not be quenched. '
Lam. 1.7. The adversaries saw her, and
did mock at her Sabbaths,
Lam, 2.6. He hath destroyed bis placea of
the assembly : the Lord hath caused the solemn
feasts and Sabbaths to be forgotten in Zion.
Eze. 20.12. I gave them ray Sabbaths, to be
a sign between rae and them, that they raight
know that 1 am the Lord that sanctify thera.
13. And my Sabbaths they greatly poUuted :
then I said, I would pour out my fury upon
them in the vrildemess, to consume them.
V. 20,21.
Eze. 22.8. Thou hast despised mine holy
things, and hast profaned my Sabbaths.
Eze. 23.38. They have defiled my sanc-
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tuaty in the same day, and have profaned my
Sabbaths. „, , „ ,
Eze. 44.24. They shall keep my laws and
my statutes in all mine assemblies ; and they
shaU hallow my Sabbaths.
Eze. 46.1. The gate of the inner court that
looketh toward the east shall be shut the six
working days ; but on the Sabbath it shall be
opened. 3. Likewise the people of the land
shall worship at the door of this gate before
the Lord in the Sabbaths.
Hos. 2.11. I will also cause all her mirth
to cease, her feast days, her new moons, and
her Sabbaths, and all her solemn feasts.
Amos 8.6. "Wben will the new moon be
gone, that we may sell corn ? and the Sabbath,
that we may set forth wheat?
Mat. 12.8, The Son of man is Lord even of
the Sabbath day, „ , ^ ,_
Mat. 24.20. Pray ye that your flight be not
in the winter, neither on the Sabbath day.
Mar. 2.27. The Sabbath was made forman,
and not man for the Sabbath.
Mar. 6.2. When the Sabbath day was come,
he began to teach in the synagogue.
Luk. 4.16. As his custom was, he went into
the synagogue on the Sabbath day, and stood
up for to read. 81. Came down to Capernaum,
a city of Galilee, and taught them on the Sab
bath days,
Luk. 6.6. It came to pass also on another
Sabbath, that he entered into the synagogue
and taught.
Luk. 13.10. He was teaching in one of the
synagogues on the Sabbath.
Luk. 23.64. That day was the preparation,
and the Sabbath drew on. 66. Bested the
Sabbath day according to the commandment.
Act. 13.27. Because they knew him not,
nor yet the voices of the prophets which are
read every Sabbath day. 42. When the Jews
were gone out of the synagogue, the Gentiles
besought that these words might be preached
to them the next Sabbath. 44. The next Sab
bath day came almost the whole city together
to hear the word of God. r. 14. Act. 16.21.
Act. 16.13. On the Sabbath we went out of
the city by a river side, where prayer was wont
to be made ; and we sat down, and spate unto
the women which resorted thither.
Act. 18.4. He reasoned in the synagogue
every Sabbath. Act. 17.2. Col. 2.16.
Heb. 4.4. He spake in a certain place of
the seventh day on this wise. And God did
rest the seventh day from all his worlts.
See Synagogue.
SABBATH, The. Jewish Law. Work
ing on Sabbath pimished with death, Ex. 31.
14,16. Ex. 36.2. Num. 16.36.
 , Jewish misconceptions o"p.
Rebuked by Christ, Mat. 12.1-13. Mar. 2.
23-28. Mar. 3.1-6. Luk. 6.1 11. Luk. 13.
14-16. Luk. 14.1-6. Jno. 6.9- 18. Jno. 7.
22,23. Jno. 9.14,16, Jno. 19.31.
 . First day or Lord's day.
Mar. 16.9. When Jesus was risen early the
first day of the week.
Jno. 20.19. The same day at evening, being
the first day of the week, when the doors were
shut where the disciples were assembled for
fear of the Jews, came Jesus and stood in the
midst 26. After eight days again his disciples
were within, and Thomas with them •. then
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came .Tesus, the doors being shut, and stood it
the midst, and said, Peace be unto you.
Act. 20.7. Upon the flrst day of the week,
wben tbe disciples came together to break
bread, Paul preached unto them, ready to
depart on the morrow ; and continued his
speech until midnight.
1 Cor. 16.2. Upon the first day of the week
let every one of you lay by him in store, as
God hath prospered him. v. 1.
Rev. 1,10. I was in the Spirit on the Lord's
day, SABBATH-DAYS' Journey, Act. 1.12.
Supposed to be about 2000 cubits ; the follow
ing texts are usually referred to, Ex. 16.29,
Num. 36.6. Jos. 3.4.
SABBATICAL Year or Seventh Year,
Called Year of Release, Deu. 16.9. Deu. 81.10.
Every 7th year the land left uncultivated, Ex.
2311 Lev. 25.2-7. Hebrew servants released,
Ex. 21.2. Deu. 16.12. Jer. 34.14. Debts
cancelled, Deu. 16.1-3. Neh. 10.31. Law
publicly read at the feast of tabernacles, Deu,
31 10-13. Neh. 8.18. Promise of plenty the
year before. Lev. 26.20-22. Neglect of,
punished by the 70 years' captivity. Lev. 20.
34,36. 2 Chr. 36.21. Jer. 34.14-22.
SABEANS, a nation descended from Seba,
Gen. 10.7. Africans, Isa. 43.3. Their wealth
and stature, Isa. 46.14. Conversion of, pre
dicted, Psa. 72.10. The Sabeans, Joel 3.8, and
Job 1.15, are the descendants of two different
Shebas. See Sheba.
SACKBUT, akindofharp, Dan, 3.6,7,10,15.
See Harp — Psaltery.
SACKCLOTH. Wom round the loins in
mourning. Gen. 37.34. 1 Kin. 20.32. Wom
next the skin, 2 Kin. 6.30. Job 16.16. By
women, Joel 1.8, Put on animals, Jonah
3.8. SACKAMENTS. See Baptism— Lord's
SUPPER. SACRIFICES. See Offerings. Elustra^
tive, Isa. 34.6. Eze. 39.17. Zeph. 1.7,8.
Rom. 12.1. Phil. 2.17. Phil. 4.18. Sacriflce
of praise, Heb. 13.15. Hos. 14.2. See Offer
ings, thanksgiving-offering.
SACRILEGE. See Worship, presump
tion IN.
SADDUCEES. Denied the resurrection
and a future state. Mat. 16.6,11,12. Mat. 22.
23-34. Mar. 12.18. Luk. 20.27. Act. 23.7,8.
Reproved by John, on coming to be baptized.
Mat. 3.7-12 Oppose Christ, who confutes
them. Mat. 16.1. Mat. 22.23-34. Mar. 12.
18-27! Luk. 20.27-40. In the Sanhedrim,
persecute the apostles for teaching the resur
rection. Act. 4.1-3. Act. 6.17,18,33, Act.
23.6-10. SAFFRON, a perfume made from the
yellow crocus, Song 4.14.
SAINTS. Blessings granted for their
SAKES. Gen. 18.26. If I flnd in Sodom flfty
righteous within the city, then I will spare all
the place for their sakes.
Gen. 19.29. When God destroyed the cities
of the plain, God remembered Abraham, and
sent Lot out of the midst of the overtlirow,
when he overthrew the cities in the which Lot
dwelt. V. 21.

SAINTS
Oen. 30.27. I have leamed by experience
that the Lord hath blessed me for thy sake.
Gen, 39.5. The Lord blessed the Egyptian's
hoase for Joseph's sake.
Pro. 11,11. By the blessing of the upright
the city is exalted.
Jer, 5,1. If ye can find a raan, if there be
any that executeth judgment, that seeketh the
truth, and I wiU pardon it,
Eze. 22,30. I sought for a raan araong thera
that should raake up the hedge, and stand in
the gap before me for the land, that I should
not destroy it ; but I found none,
Mic, 6,7. The remnant of Jacob shall be in
the midst of many people as a dew from the
Lord, as the showers upon the grass, that
tarrieth not for raan, nor waiteth for the sons
of raen.
Mat, 6,13, Ye are the salt of the earth ; but
if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith
shall it be salted ? it is thenceforth good for
nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden
under foot of men, 14, Ye are the Ught of
the world.
Mat, 24.22. Except those days should be
shortened, there should no fiesh be saved : but
for the elect's sake those days shaU be short
ened. Act. 27.24. Fear not, Paul ; thou raust be
brought before Cesar : and, lo, God hath given
thee aU them that saU with thee.
See Children of Saints — Pbateb, inteb-
OESSOBV, ANBWBKKD.
SAINTS — Christians, charaoter of.
1 Sam, 13,14, The Lord hath sought hira a
man after his own heart.
Ezr. 10.3. Those that trerable at the cora
raandraent of our God,
Psa. 1.1. Blessed is the man that walketh
not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor stand
eth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the
seat of the scornful. 2. But his deUght is in
the law of the Lord ; and in his law doth he
meditate day and night,
Psa. 4. 3, The Lord hath set apart hira that
is godly for himself,
Psa, 16,1. Lord, who ahall abide in thy
tabemaele? who shaU dweU in thy holy hiU?
2, He that walketh uprightly, and worketh
righteousness, and apeaketh the truth in his
heart, v. 3-6,
Psa. 24.6. This is the generation of them
that seek him, that seek thy face, v. 3-5.
Psa. 64.10. The righteous sh^be glad in
the Lord, and shaU trust in him ; and aU the
upright in heart shall glory,
Psa. 87,5. Of Zion it shall be said. This
and that man was bom in her : and the high
est hiraself shaU estabUsh her. 6. The Lord
shall count, when he vmteth up the people,
that this man was born there.
Psa. 119.1 Blessed are the undefiled in the
way, who walk in the law of the Lord. 2,
Blessed are they that keep his testimonies,
and that seek him with the whole heart. 3.
They also do no iniquity : they walk in his
Isa. 33.15. He that speaketh uprightly ; he
that despiseth the gain of oppressions, that
ahaketh hia hands frora holding of bribes, that
stoppeth his ears frora hearing of blood, and
shutteth his eyes from seeing evU.
Isa. 61,1. Ye that foUow after righteous
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SAINTS
laa. 54.13. AU thy chUdren shall be taught
of the Lord ; and great shall be the peace of
thy chUdren, ¦
Isa. 60.21. Thy people also shaU be aU
righteous. Isa. 62.12. They shaU caU them. The holy
people. The redeemed of the Lord,
Isa, 63,8, He said. Surely they are my
people, chUdren thai wUl not lie : so he was
their Saviour,
Eze. 18.8, He that hath not given forth
upon usury, neither hath taken any increase,
that hath withdrawn his hand frora iniquity,
hath executed true judgraent between man
and raan, 9. Hath walked in ray statutes, and
hath kept my judgraents, to deal truly ; he is
just, he shall surely Uve, saith the Lord God.
V.7. Eze, 44.9, No stranger, uncircuracised in
heart, nor uncircuracised in fiesh, shall enter
into my sanctuary, of any stranger that is
among the cMldren of Israel,
Zeph, 2.3. AU ye meek of the earth, whieh
have wrought his judgraent.
Zee. 3.2. A brand plucked out of the fire.
8, Men wondered at.
Mat. 3,6. Were baptized of hira in Jordan,
confessing their sins.
Mat. 5.3. Blessed are the poor in spirit :
for their's is the kingdora of heaven. 4. They
that raoum. 6, The meek, 6, They which do
hunger and thirst after. righteousness. 7. The
merciful. 8. The pure in heart, 9. The peace
makers ; for they shaU be caUed the chUdren
of God. 10. Blessed are they which are per
secuted for righteousness' sake : for their's is
the kingdora of heaven. 13, Ye are the salt
of the earth, 14, Ye are the light of the
world. Mat. 7.16. Ye shaU know them by their
fruits. 17, Every good tree bringeth forth
good fruit. 18, A good tree cannot bring forth
evU fruit.
Mat, 12.60. Whosoever shaU do the vrill of
my Father which is in heaven, the sarae is my
brother, and sister, and mother, v. 48,49,
Luk. 8.19-21.
Mat. 13.38, The good seed are the children
of the kingdom.
Luk, 6.46. A good man out of the good
treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which
is good ; for of the abundance of the heart his
mouth speaketh,
Luk. 18.16. Suffer little chUdren to come
unto me, and forbid them not ; for of such i«
the kingdora of God. Mat. 19.14, Mar, 10.14.
Jno. 3.21, He that doeth truth coraeth to
the Ught, that his deeds raay be made mani
fest, that they are wrought in God.
Jno. 8.31. If ye continue in ray word, then
are ye ray disciples indeed. 39. If ye were
Abraham's chUdren, ye would do the works of
Abraham. 42. If God were your Father, ye
would love me : for I proceeded forth and
carae from God, 47. He that is of God hear
eth God's words.
Jno. 10,4. The sheep foUow him : for they
know his voice. 27. My sheep hear my voice,
and I know them, and they foUow me.
Jno. 18.36. By this shaU aU men know that
ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to
another. Jno, 15.14. Ye are ray friends, if ye do
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Act. 2.3S. Repent, and be baptized every
one of you in the narae of Jesus Ohrist for the
remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift
of the Holy Ghost, 47. The Lord added to
the church such as should be saved.
Act. 8.2. Devout men. 12. When they
beUeved Philip preaching the things concern
ing the kingdom of God, and the name of
Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both men
and woraen. 37. If thou beUevest vrith aU
thine heart, thou raayest. And he answered
and said, I beUeve that Jesus Christ is the
Son of God.
Act. 10.47. Can any raan forbid water,
that these should not be baptized, which
have received the Holy Ghost as well as we?
Act. 11.24. He was a good man, and fuU
of the Holy Ghost and of faith.
Act. 16,i4, Lydia, which worshipped God,
heard us : whose heart the Lord opened, that
she attended unto the things which were spoken
of Paul. 16. And when she was baptized,
and her household, she besought us, saying.
If ye have judged me to be faithful to the Lord,
corae into ray house.
Act. 18,8. BeUeved on the Lord vrith aU his
house : and raany of the Corinthians hearing
beUeved, and were baptized.
Eora. 1.7. To all that be in Rorae, beloved
of God, called to be saints.
Kora. 8.9. Ye are not in the flesh, but in
the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit cf God dweU
in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit
of Christ, he is none of his. 14. As many as
are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons
of God. 16. The Spirit itself beareth witness
with our spirit, that we are the chUdren of
God, 23. Ourselves also, which have the flrst
fruits of the Spirit,
Rora. 15,14. T myself also am persuaded of
you, my brethren, that ye also are fuU of good
ness, fiUed with aU knowledge, able also to
admonish one another,
1 Cor. 1.2. Unto the church of God which is
at Corinth, to them that are sanctifled in Christ
Jesus, caUed to be saints, vrith aU that in every
place call upon the name of Jesus Christ our
Lord, both their's and cur's,
2 Cor. 6.17. If any raan be in Christ, he is a
new creature : old things are passed away ;
behold, aU things are becorae new.
2 Cor. 8.6. First gave their own selves to
the Lord, and unto us by the wiU of God.
Gal. 6.22, The fruit of the Spirit is love,
joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness,
faith, 23. Meekness, temperance : against
such there is no law, 24. And they that are
Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affec
tions and lusts.
Eph, 1.1, To the saints which are at Ephe
sus, and to the faithful in Christ Jesus. Phil.
1,1, Col. 1.2.
Phil. 2. 16. Blaraeless and harmless, the
sons of God, without rebuke, in the midst of
a crooked and perverse nation, among whora
ye sliine as Ughts in the world.
PhU. 4.8. Whatsoever things are tme,
whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever
things are just, whatsoever things are pure,
whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report ; if fhere be any
virtue, and if there be any praise, think on
these things. 2 Cor, 1.12.
1 The. 1,3. Your work of faith, and labour
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of love, and patience of hope in our Lord
Jesus ClMst, in the sight of God and oui
Father. 1 The. 6.6. Ye are all the children of light,
and the chUdren of the day : we are not of the
night, nor of darkness. 27. The holy brethren.
2 Tira. 2.22, Them that caU on the Lord
out of a pure heart.
Philm. 6. Thy love and faith, which thou
hast toward the Lord Jesus, and toward all
saints, Heb. 3.1. Holy brethren, partakers of the
heavenly caUing. 6. Clirist as a son over hia
own house ; whose house are we, if we hold
fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the
hope firm unto the end,
1 Pet, 2.9, Ye are a chosen generation, a
royal priesthood, an holy nation, a pecuUar
people ; that ye should shew forth the praises
of him who hath called you out of. darkness
into his marveUous Ught : 10. Which in tink.
past were not a people, but are now the people
of God : which had not obtained raercy, but
now have obtained mercy, 11. Strangers and
pUgriras. 2 Pet. 1.1, Them that have obtained like
precious faith vrith us through the righteous
ness of God and our Saviour Jesus Christ,
1 Jno. 2.3, Hereby we do know that we
know him, if we keep his commandraents.
5, Whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is
the love of God perfected : hereby know we
that we are in hira, 13. I vmte unto you,
fathers, because ye have known hira that is
frora the beginning. I write unto you, little
chUdren, because ye have known the Father.
14. I have vrritten unto you, young men,
because ye are strong, and the word of God
abideth in you, and ye have overcome the
wicked one.
1 Jno. 3.6. Whosoever abideth in him sin
neth not ; whosoever sinneth hath not seen
hira, neither known hira. 7. Little children,
let no raan deceive you :' he that doeth right
eousness is righteous, even as he is righteous.
9. Whosoever is bom of God doth not commit
sin ; for his seed reraaineth in him : and he
cannot ain, because he is born of God. 14. We
know that we have passed from death unto
Ufe, because we love the brethren. He that
loveth not his brother abideth in death.
18, My Uttle children, let us not iove in
word, neither in tongue ; but in deed and in
truth. 19. And hereby we know that we are
of the truth, and shall assure our hearts be
fore him.
1 Jno. 4.7. Beloved, let us love one an
other : for love is of God ; and every one that
loveth is bom of God, and knoweth God. 8.
He that loveth not knoweth not God ; for God
is love.
1 Jno. 5.1. Whosoever believeth that Jesua
is the Christ is born of God : and every one
that loveth him that begat loveth him also
that is begotten of him.
Rev, 17,14, They that are with him are
called, and chosen, and faithful.
See Holiness — Obbdienoe — Regenera
tion — SpiBITUAL DIUGENCE — SiN HATEFUL
TO SAINTS— Church, names of,
SAINTS, Communion and Fellowship
OF. 1 Sara. 23.16, Jonathan arose, and went
to David into the wood, and atrengthened his
hand in God.

SAINTS
Psa. 56.14. We took sweet counsel together,
and walked unto the house of God in com
pany. Psa. 119.63. I am a companion of aU them
that fear thee, and of them that keep thy
precepts. Mai. 3.16. They that feared the Lord
spake often one to another: and the Lord
hearkened, and heard it, and a book of
remembrance was written before him for
them that feared the Lord, and that thought
upon his name,
Luk. 22.82. When thou art converted,
strengthen thy brethren.
Luk. 24.32, They said one to another. Did
not our heart bum vrithin us, whUe he talked
with us by the way, and whUe he opened to us
the scriptures ? v. 17.
A ct. 2.42, They continued stedfastly in the
apostles' doctrine and feUowship, and in break
ing of bread, and in prayers.
Act. 20.35, So labouring ye ought to sup
port the weak, and to reraember the words of
the Lord Jesus, how he said. It is more
blessed to give than to receive.
Bora. 14,19, Let us therefore foUow after
the things which make for peace, and things
wherevrith one raay edify another.
Rora, 16,2, Let every one of us please his
neighbour for his good to edification.
GaL 2.9. They gave to me and Bamabas
the right hands of feUowship.
Gal. 6.2. Bear ye one another's burdens,
and so fulfil the law of Ohrist,
Col. 8,16, Teaching and admonishing one
another in psalms, and hymns, and spiritual
songs. 1 The. 4.18. Comfort one another with
these words,
1 The. 5,11, Comfort yourselves together,
and edify one another, even as also ye do. 14.
,We exhort you, brethren, warn thera that are
unruly, corafort the feeble-minded, support
the weak, be patient toward aU men.
Heb. 3,13. Exhort one another daUy, whUe
it is caUed To day ; lest any of you be hardened
through the deceitfulness of sin.
Heb, 10, 24, Let us consider one another to
provoke unto love and to good works : 25
Not forsaking the asserabUng of ourselves
together, as the raanner of sorae is; but ex
horting one anather.
Jas, 6. 16. Confess your faults one to
another, and pray one for another, that ye may
be healed.
1 Jno. 1.3, That which we have seen and
heard declare we unto you, that ye also may
have feUowship with us. 7. If we walk in the
light, as he is in the light, we have feUowship
one with another.
See Love — Zeal — Union — Wisdom in
SPEECH — ChUBCH-DISOIPLINE.
SAINTS, Death of. See Death of
SAINTS, SAINTS, Enmity to. Job 1.9, Satan
answered, Doth Job fear God for nought?
11. But put forth thine hand now, and touch
aU that he hath, and he vrill curse thee to thy
face. Job 2.4,6.
Job 12.4. I am as one mocked of his neigh
bour : the just upright man is laughed to scorn.
0. 5.
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SAINTS
good are raine adversaries ; because T foUovir
the thing that good is.
Psa. 42,3, My tears have been my meat day
and night, whUe they continuaUy say unto me.
Where is thy God? 10, As with a sword in my
bones, mine eneraies reproach rae ; while they
say daUy unto rae. Where is thy God?
Psa. 66.6. Every day they wrest my words :
aU their thoughts are against me for evU.
Psa. 69.10. When I wept, and chastened
my soul with fasting, that was to ray reproach.
11. I raade sackcloth also my garment ; and I
became a proverb to them. 12, They that sit
in the gate speak against me ; and I was the
song of the drunkards.
Pro. 29.10. The bloodthirsty hate the up
right, 27, He that is upright in the way is
aboraination to the wicked,
Araos 6.10. They hate hira that rebuketh
in the gate, and they abhor him that speaketh
uprightly. Mat. 10.22. Ye shaU be hated of all men fbr
ray name's sake. 25, If they have caUed the
Master of the house Beelzebub, how much
raore shall they call thera of his household T
Jno. 16.18. If the world hate you, ye know
that it hated rae before it hated you. 19. If ye
were of the world, the world would love his
own : but because ye are not of the world, but
I have chosen you out of the world, therefore
the world hateth you.
Jno. 17.14. I have given them thy word ;
and the world hath hated them, because they
are not of the world, even as I am not of the
world. Act, 26.24, Paul, thou art beside thyself;
much learning doth make thee mad.
Act, 28,22. As concerning this sect, we
know that every where it is spoken against.
2 Tim. 3.3, Despisers of those that are
good. 12. All that vriU live godly in Christ
Jesus shall suffer persecution.
1 Pet. 4.4. They think it strange that ye
run not vrith them to the same excess of riot,
speaking evil of you. 6. Judged according to
raen in the fiesh,
1 Jno, 3.1. The world knoweth us not, be
cause it knew him not, 18, Marvel not, ray
brethren, if the world hate you.
See Malice — Pebsecution — Eepboof
hated. SAINTS, Example OF. 1 Kin, 9.4, WaUc
before rae, as David thy father walked, in
integrity of heart. 2 Chr, 7.17.
1 Chr. 28.9. Thou, Soloraon ray son, know
thou the God of thy father, and serve him with
a perfect heart and vrith a wiUing mind.
Jer. 22.15. Did not thy father eat and
drink, and do judgment and justice, and then
it was well v hira ?
Mat. 6.16. Let your Ught so shine before
men, that they may see your good works, and
glorUy your Father which is in heaven.
2 Cor, 3,2,3,
Jno, 8,39. If ye were Abraham's children,
ye would do the works of Abraham.
1 Cor. 11.1. Be ye foUowers of me, even as
I also am of Christ.
PhU. 3.17, Be foUowers together of me,
and mark thera which walk so aa ye have us
for an ensample.
PhU, 4.9. Those things, which ye have
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1 The. 1.5. Ye know what manner of raen
we were among you for your sake. 6. And ye
becarae foUowers of us, and of the Lord.
2 The. 8. 7. Yo'irselves know how ye ought
to foUow us : for we behaved not ourselves
disorderly araong you ; 8, Neither did we eat
any raan's bread for nought. 9. But to make
ourselves an ensample unto you to foUow us.
Heb. 6.12. Be not slothful, but foUowers of
them wbo through faith and patience inherit
the promises,
Heb. 11,2, By it the elders obtained a good
report, 4, By faith Abel offered unto God a
more exceUent sacrifice than Cain ; and by it
he being dead yet speaketh. v. 1-40.
Heb. 12.1, Wherefore, seeing we also are
corapassed about with so great a cloud of
witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and
the sin which doth so easUy beset us, and let
us run with patience the race that is set before
us. Heb, 13.7. Reraeraber thera which have the
rule over you, who have spoken unto you the
word of God : whose faith foUow, considering
the end of fheir conversation.
Jas, 6,10. Take, ray brethren, the prophets,
who have spoken in the name of the Lord, for
an example of suffering affliction, and of
patience, 1 Pet. 2.12, Having your conversation
honest among the Gentiles : that, whereas
they speak against you as evUdoers, they raay
by you/r good works, which they shall behold,
glorify God in the day of visitation.
See Saints, communion of,
SAINTS, Privileges of. See such titles
as Adoption — God's favoub — Christ's
love — Church — Promises, &c.
SALAMIS, a city on the south-east coast
of Cyprus ; the gospel preached in, by Paul
and Barnabas, Act, 13.4,6.
SALEM. See Jerusalem.
SALIM, John baptized at, Jno. 3.28. See
Shalim. SALMON. See Zalmon,
SALMONS, a proraontory on the east of
Crete. Act, 27.7.
SALOME, wife of Zebedee, motherof Jaraes
and John, Mat. 27.56 with Mar. 16.40 &
Mar. 16.1. Requests honours for her sons in
Christ's kingdom. Mat, 20.20. Beholds the
cracifixion. Mar, 15.40, Visits the sepulchre.
Mar. 16,1.
SALT, Job 6,6. Used vrith aU offerings.
Lev, 2.13. Ezr. 6.9. Eze. 43.24, Mar. 9.49.
CaUed the salt of the covenant of thy God,
Lev. 2.13. A covenant of salt ; an unchange
able covenant, Nura. 18.19, 2 Chr. 13.6. A
salt land, a barren land, Eze. 47,11. Zeph. 2.9.
Partaking of, a bond of friendship, Ezr. 4.14
{marg.). Shechem sown vrith, Jud. 9.46.
Waters of Jericho healed with, 2 Kin. 2.20,21.
Obtained frora salt-pits, Jos. 11.8 {marg.).
Zeph. 2,9. Dlustrative, Mar. 9.49,60, Col.
4.6.  , GtTY OF, near the Dead Sea, be
longing to Judah, Jos. 15.62.
 -, Pillar of. Lot's vrife becarae.
Gen. 19,26, Luk, 17.32,
 Sea. See Dead Sea.
 , Valley of. Syrians defeated in.
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by David, 2 Sam , 8. 13 ; and Edomites by Ama
ziah, 2 Kin. 14.7.
SALUTATIONS, Courtesy, Lev. 19,32,
Rora, 13.7. 1 Pet. 2,17. 1 Pet. 3.8. By em
bracing, Gen. 33.4. Gen, 46.14. Act. 20.37,
see Ktss. Giving the hand, Gal. 2.9, Placing
the hand on the head. Gen. 48.14. Taking
hold of the beard, 2 Sam. 20,9, Bowing and
prostrating. Gen. 18.2. Gen. 19.1,2, Gen.
23.7,12. Gen. 33.3. Gen. 43,26,28. 1 Sara,
25,23. 2 Sara. 18.28, Est, 8.3. Mat. 2.11.
Mar. 6,22. Rising from the seat, 1 Kin. 2,19.
Job 29,8. On a journey, 2 Kin, 4.29. Luk.
10.4. Salutations, Examples op: Gen. 19.2.
My lord. Gen. 24.31. Come in, thoa blessed
of the Lord. Gen. 43.29. God be gracious
untothee, Ex. 4.18, Goinpeace. Jud,19,20.
Peace be vrith thee, Ruth 2,4. The Lord be
with you. The Lord bless thee, 1 Sam, ] 6,13.
Blessed be thou of the Lord, 1 Sam, 25,6.
Peace be both to thee, and peace he to thine
house, and peace be unto aU that thou hast.
2 Sam, 16.20. Meicy and truth be vrith thee.
2 Sara. 18.28. All is weU. 2 Sam. 20,9. Art
thou in health, my brother? 1 Kin. 2,13,
Coraest thou peaceably? 2 Kin. 9.11. IsaU
weU? 17.1sii peace? Psa. 118.26. Blessed
be he that coraeth in the name of the Lord.
Psa. 129.8. We bless you in the narae of tho
Lord, Mat. 26.49. Hail, Master. Mat, 28,9,
AU haU, Luk, 10.5. Peace be to this house.
Jno. 20,21. Peace be unto you, 2 Jno. 10,
God speed.
By Subjects. 1 Sara, 25,41, Let thine
handmaid be a servant to wash the feet of the
servants of my lord. 2 Sam. 9.8. What is thy
servant that thou shouldest look upon such a
dead dog as I? 2 Sara. 14.17. As an angel of
God, so is ray lord. 1 Kin. 1.31. Let my lord
king David live for ever. (Neh. 2.3. Dan.
3.11.) 1 Chr. 12,18, Peace be to thine helpers.
2 Kin. 11,12, God save the king, (1 Kin. 1.39,)
Act. 24.3. Most noble Felix,
In Letters. Ezr. 7.12. Unto Ezra, perfect
peace, Dan. 6,25. Peace be multipUed unto
you. 1 Cor. 1,3, Grace be to you, and peace.
{2 Jno. 3.) 1 Cor. 16.20, AU the brethren greet
you, 23. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
be with you. 24. My love be vrith you aU in
Christ Jesus. 2 Cor. 13.13, All the sainta
salute you. 14. The grace of the Lord Jesua
Christ, and the love of God, and the com
munion of the Holy Ghost, be with you aU.
Amen. Gal. 6.16. Peace 6e on thera, andmercy,
and upon the Israel of God. Eph. 6.23. Peace
be to the brethren, and love with faith, 24.
Grace be with aU thera that love our Lord
Jesus CJhrist in sincerity. Col. 4.18. Remera
ber ray bonds. Grace be vrith you. 2 The,
3. 16, The Lord of peace hiraself give you peace.
The Lord be with you aU, 1 Tira, 1.2, Unto
Tiraothy, my own son in the faith, grace, mercy,
and peace, from God our Father, and Jesus
Christ our Lord, 2 Tim. 4,22, The Lord Jesuc
Christ be with thy spirit. Tit, 3.15. Greet
them that love us in the faith. Heb, 18.26,
Grace be with you all, Jas, 1.1, To the twelve
tribes, greeting. 1 Pet, 6.14, Peace be with
you aU that are in Christ Jesus. 2 Pet. 1.2,
Grace and peace be multiplied unto you,
2 Jno. 1, The elder unto the elect lady. 3 Jno.
1,' Unto the weU-beloved Gaius. Jude 2.
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raultipUed. Rev, 1,4. Grace be unto you, and
peace, from hira whidi is, and which was, and
which is to come.
SALVATION Offered to all. Call
OF THE Gentiles. Gen, 12.3. In thee shaU
aU families of the earth be blessed.
Deu. 30.19. Choose life, that both thou
and thy seed may Uve.
1 Sam. 12.20. Fear not : ye have done aU
this vrickedness : yet tum not aside from
foUovring the Lord, but serve the Lord vrith
aU your heart,
2 Sam. 14.14. Neither doth God respect
any person ; yet doth he devise means that his
banished be not expeUed from hira.
1 Kin. 8,41. Conceming a stranger, that is
not of thy people Israel, but cometh out of a
far country for thy name's sake. 43. Hear
thou in heaven thy dweUlng-place, and do
according to all that the stranger caUeth to
thee for : that all people of the earth raay
know thy name, to fear thee, as do thy people
Israel. Psa. 68.18, Thou hast received gifts for
men ; yea, for the rebeUious also, that the
Lord God might dweU among them.
Psa, 91.16. With long Ufe vriU I satisfy
hira, and shew hira ray salvation.
Psa. 98.2. The Lord hath made known his
aalvation : his righteousness hath he openly
shewed in the sight of the heathen. 3. He
hath remerabered his mercy and his truth
toward the house of Israel : jlU the ends of the
earth have seen the salvation of our God,
Psa. l.'12.16. I vrill abundantly bless her
provision: I vriU satisfy her poor vrith
bread. 16. I wlU also dothe her priests
with salvation : and her saints shaU shout
aloud for joy.
Pro. 1.20, Wisdom crieth vrithout ; she
uttereth her voice in the streets: 21, She
crieth in the chief place of concourse, in the
openings of the gates : in the city she uttereth
her words.
Pro. 8,1. Doth not vrisdom cry ? and under
standing put forth her voice ? 4. Unto you, O
raen, I caU ; and ray voice is to tbe sons of
man. 6. O ye simple, understand wiadom :
and, ye fools, be ye of an understanding
heart, v. 2,3,
Pro. 9.1. Wisdom hath builded her house.
3. She crieth upon the highest places of the
city, Isa. 1,18, Come now, and let us reason
together, saith the Lord : Though your sina
be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow ;
though they be red Uke crimson, they shall be
as wool, V. 1-6.
Isa.. 2.5. O house of Jacob, come ye, and
let us walk in the light of the Lord,
Isa, 25,6. In this mountain shaU the Lord of
hosts make unto aU people a feaat of fat things,
a feast of wines on the lees, of fat fhings fuU
of marrow, of wines on the lees weU refined,
7. And he wiU destroy in this moimtain the
face of the covering cast over aU people, and
die vaU that is spread over aU nationa.
Isa. 29.18. In that day shaU the deaf hear
the words of the book, and the eyes of the
blind shaU see out of obscurity, and out of
darkness. 19. The meek also shall increase
their joy in the Lord, and the poor among men
BhaU rejoice hi the Holy One of Israel, 24.
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understanding, and they that murmured shaU
learn doctrine,
Isa, 82.2. A man shaU be as an hiding-
place from the wind, and a covert from the
tempest ; as rivers of water in a dry place ; as
the shadow of a great rock in a weary land.
3. And the eyes of thera that see shaU not be
dim, and the ears of thera that hear shaU
hearken. 4. The heart also of the rash shaU
understand knowledge, and the tongue of the
stammerers shall be ready to speak plainly.
Isa, 35.8, An highway shaU be there, and
a way, and it shaU be called The way of hoU
ness ; the unclean shaU not pass over it ; but
it shall he for those: the wayfaring men,
though fools, shaU not err therein.
Isa. 44.3. I vriU pour water upon hira that
is thirsty, and floods upon the dry ground ; I
vrill pour ray Spirit upon thy seed, and my
blessing upon thine offspring.
Isa. 46.12. Hearken unto me, ye stout
hearted, that are far from righteousness : 13.
I bring near my righteousness ; it shall not be
far off, and my salvation shaH not tarry : and
I vriU place salvation in Zion for Israel my
glory, Isa. 61.4. Hearken unto me, my people ;
and give ear unto me, O my nation : for a law
shall proceed from me, and I will raake ray
judgment to rest for a Ught of the people. 6.
My righteousness is near ; my salvation is gone
forth, and raine arras shaU judge the people ;
the isles shaU wait upon rae, and on raine arm
shaU they trust.
Isa. 52.15. So shaU he sprinkle raa,ny
nations ; the kings shall shut their mouths at
him ; for that which had not been told thera
shaU they see ; and that which they had not
heard shaU they consider.
Isa, 56.1. Ho, every one that thirsteth,
corae ye to the waters, and he that hath no
money ; come ye, buy, and eat ; yea, come,
buy wine and milk vrithout raoney and with
out price. 2. Wherefore do ye spend raoney for
that which is not bread? and your labour for
that which satisfleth not? hearken diUgently
unto rae, and eat ye tftai which is good, and
let your soul deUght itself in fatness. 3.
Incline your ear, and come unto me : hear,
and your soul shall Uve ; and I vrill make an
everlasting covenant with you, even the sure
mercies of David. 6. Seek ye the Lord while
he may be found, call ye upon him whUe he ia
near : 7. Let the vricked forsake his way, and
the unrighteous raan bis thoughts : and let
him retum unto the Lord, and he vriU have
raercy upon him ; and to our God, for he vriU
abundantly pardon.
Isa. 56.1. My salvation is near to come,
and my righteousness to be revealed. 6. The
sons of the stranger, that join themselves to
the Lord, to serve him, and to love the narae
of the Lord, to be his servants, every one that
keepeth the sabbath frora poUuting it, and
taketh hold of my covenant ; 7. Even thera
vriU I bring to my holy mountain, and make
them joyful in my house of prayer : for mine
house shaUbe called an house of prayer for all
people. 8. The Lord God, which gathereth the
outcasts of Israel, saith. Yet vriU I gather
othera to him, besides those that are gathered
unto him.
Isa. 57.17, He went on frowardly in the
way of his heart, 18, I have seen his waya
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and wUI heal him : I vrill ead him also, and
restore comforts unto hira and to his mourners.
19, I create the fruit of the Ups ; Peace, peace
to him that is far off, and to him that is near,
saith the Lord ; and I vriU heal him,
Isa. 61.1. The Lord hath anointed me to
preach good tidings unto the meek : he hath
sent rae to bind up the broken-hearted, to pro-
claira Uberty to the captives, and the opening
of the prison to them that are bound ; 2, To
proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord, and
the day of vengeance of our God ; to corafort
all that moum ; 3, To appoint unto them that
mourn in Zion, to give unto them beauty for
ashes, the oU of joy for mourning, the garment
of praise for the spirit of heaviness ; that they
might be called Trees of righteousness. The
planting of the Lord, that he inight be
glorifled, Jer. 21,8. Thus saith the Lord ; Behold, I
set before you the way of Ufe, and the way of
death. Eze. 18.32. I have no pleasure in the death
of hitn that dieth, saith the Lord God : where
fore tum yourselves, and Uve ye.
Joel 2.32, Whosoever shall caU on the
narae of the Lord shall be delivered : for in
raount Zion and in Jemsalera shaU be deliver
ance, as the Lord hath said, and in the remnant
whom the Lord shall call,
Araos 5.4, Seek ye rae, and ye shaU Uve,
Zee. 14.8. Living waters shaU go out frora
Jerusalera ; half of thera toward the former
sea, and half of them toward the hinder sea :
in summer and in winter shaU it be.
Mat. 11,28, Come unto rae, all ye that
labour and are heavy laden, and I vrill give
you rest, 29, Take my yoke upon you, and
leam of me ; for I ara raeek and lowly in
heart : and ye shaU flnd rest unto your souls.
30, For my yoke is easy, and ray burden is
light. Mat, 18.14, It is not the vriU of your Father
which is in heaven, that one of these Uttle
ones should perish.
Mat. 21,31. Jesus saith unto them, VerUy
I say unto you. That the publicans and the
harlots go into the kingdom of God before
you. Mat. 22.9, Go ye therefore into the high
ways, and as many as ye shaU find, bid to the
marriage. 10. So those servants went out
into the highways, and gathered together aU
as many as they found, both bad and good :
and the wedding waa furnished with guests.
14, Many are called.
Mat. 23.37. O Jerusalera, Jerusalera, thou
that killest the prophets, and stonest thera
which are sent unto thee, how often would I
have gathered thy chUdren together, even as a
hen gathereth her chickens under her wings,
and ye would not 1
Mat. 24,14, This gospel of the kingdora
ahaU be preached in aU the world for a vritness
unto all nations.
Mar. 2.17. They that are whole have no
need of the physician, but they that are sick :
I carae not to caU the righteous, but sinners to
repentance. Mat. 9,12, Luk. 5,31,32.
Mar. 16.16, Go ye into all the world, and
preach the gospel to every creature. Mat.
28.19, Luk. 2.10, Ibrmgyou good tidings of great
joy, widcb shall be to aU poople. SI. Thou
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hast prepared befoi-e the face of all people ;
32. A Ught to lighten the GentUes, and the
glory of thy people Israel.
Luk. 3.6. AU flesh shaU see the salvation
of God.
Luk. 7.47. Her sins, which are many, anj
forgiven ; for she loved much.
Luk. 10.11, Be ye sure of this, thattheking-
dora of God is come nigh unto you.
Luk, 13.29. They shall corae frora the east,
and from the west, and from the north, and
from the south, and shall sit down in the
kingdom of God. 30. There are last which
shaU be flrst, and there are flrst which shaU
be last.
Luk. 16.2, This raan receiveth sinners, and
eateth with them. (Luk. 14.16-24. Parable of
the Great Supper. Luk, 15.4-10. Of the Lost
Sheep, and the Lost Piece of SUver. Luk.
15.11-32. Of the Prodigal Son, Luk. 16.19-31.
Of the Rich Man and Lazarus.)
Luk. 19.10. The Son- of raan is corae to seek
and to save that which was lost.
Luk. 24.47. Repentance and remission of
sins should be preached in his narae among all
nations, beginning at Jemsalem.
Jno. 1.7, The same carae for a witness, to
bear witness of the Light, that aU men through
him might believe.
Jno, 3.16. For God so loved the world,
that he gave his only-begotten Son, that who
soever believeth in hira should not perish, but
have everlasting life. 17, For God sent not
his Son into the world to conderan the world ;
but that the world tnrough him might be
saved, v. 14,15.
Jno. 4.14, Whosoever drinketh of the water
that I shaU give him shaU never thirst ; but
the water that I shaU give hira shaU be in him
a weU of water springing up into everlasting
Ufe. Jno, 6,40, Ye wiU not corae to rae, that ye
raight have Ufe,
Jno. 6.37, All that the Father giveth me
shall corae to rae ; and him that cometh to me
I will in no vrise cast out.
Jno. 7.37. Jesus stood and cried, saying. If
any man thirst, let him corae unto rae, and
drink. Jno. 11.51, Jesus should die for that nation ;
62. And not for that nation only, but that also
he should gather together in one the chUdren
of God that were scattered abroad.
Act. 1.8. Ye shall be witnesses unto rae
both in Jerusalera, and in aU Judea, and in
Saraaria, and unto the utterraost part of the
earth. Act. 2,39. The proraise is unto you, and
to your children, and to aU that are afar off,
even as raany as the Lord our God shall caU.
Act. 5.20. Go, stand and speak in the
teraple to the people all the words of this life.
Act, 10.84. God is no respecter of persons :
36. But in every nation he that feareth him,
and worketh righteousness, is accepted vrith
hira. V. 9-48,
Act. 11.17, Forasmuch then as God gave
thera the like gift as he did unto us, who be
lieved on the Lord Jesus Christ ; what was I,
that I could vrithstand God ? 18. Then hath
CfOd also to the GentUes granted repentance
unto life.
Act. 13.26, Men and brethren, chUdren of
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fott feareth God, to you is the word of this
salvation sent, 47. I have set thee to be a
light of the GentUes, that thou shouldest be
for salvation unto the ends of the earth.
Act, 16.7. God raade choice among us, that
the Gentiles by ray mouth should hear the
word of the gospel, and believe. 8. God, which
knoweth the hearts, bare them witness, giving
them the Holy Ghost, even as he did unto us ;
9, And put no difference between us and them,
purifying their hearts by faith.
Act, 20,21, TestUying both to the Jews, and
also to the Greeks, repentance toward God,
and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ,
Act, 28.28, Be it known therefore unto you,
that the salvation of God is sent unto the Gen
tUes, and ^.at they wUl hear it,
Rom. 1,6. We have received grace and
apostleship, for obedience to the faith among
aU nations, for his name : 14, I ara debtor
both to the Greeks, and to the Barbarians ;
both to the wise, and to the unvrise. 16, It is
the power of God unto salvation to every one
that beUeveth ; to tiie Jew first, and also to
the Greek,
Rom. 2.26. If the uncircumcision keep the
righteousness of the law, shall not his unclr-
euracision be counted for circumcision ?
Rom. 3,22. The righteouaness of God which
is by faith of Jesus Dirist unto aU aud upon
aU them that beUeve : for there is no differ
ence : 29, Is he the God of the Jews only ? is
he not also of the Gentiles ? Yes, of the Gen
tUes also : 30. Seeing it is one God, which
ahaU justify the circumcision by faith, and
uncircumcision through faith.
Rom. 4.16, It is of faith, that it might be
by grace ; to the end the promise mi^t be
sure to aU the seed ; not to that only which
is of the law, but to that also which is of the
faith of Abraham ; who is the father of us aU,
Rom. 6.16. The free gift is of many offences
unto justification,
Rom. 9.24. Even us, whom he hath caUed,
not of thp Jews only, but also of the GentUes.
30. The GentUes, which foUowed not after
righteousness, have attained to righteousness,
even the righteousness which is of faith.
Eora. 10.4, Christ is the end of the law for
righteousness to every one that beUeveth.
8. The word is nigh thee, even in thy mouth,
and in thy heart : that is, the word of faith,
which we preach ; 11. The scripture saith.
Whosoever believeth on hira shaU not be
asharaed. 12. For there is no difference be
tween the Jew and the Greek : for the same
Lord over all is rich unto aU that caU upon
him. 13. For whosoever shall caU upon the
name of the Lord shaU be saved,
Rom, 11.11. Through their faU salvation is
come unto the GentUes, for to provoke them to
jealousy, 12, Now if the fall of them be the
riches of the world, and the diminishing of
them the riches of the GentUes ; how much
more their fulness ? v. 1-36.
Rom, 15,9. That the GentUes inight glorify
God for Ids mercy ; as it is written. For thia
cause I will confess to thee among the Gen
tUes, and sing unto thy name. 16. That the
offering up of the GJentUes might be accept
able, being sanctifled by the Holy Ghost.
V. 8-12.
Rom. 16,26. Now ia made manifest, and
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the coramandment ct the everlasting God^
made knovm to aU nations for the obedience
of faith.
1 Cor, 6. 11. Such were some of you : but ye
are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are
justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and
by the Spirit of our God,
2 Cor. 5.20. We are ambassadors for Christ,
as though God did beseech you by us : we pray
you in Christ's stead, be ye reconciled to God.
2 Cor. 6.1, We then, as workers together
with him, beseech you also that ye receive not
the grace of God in vain.
Gal. 3.8. The scripture, foreseeing that God
would justify the heatlien through faith,
preached before the gospel unto Abrahara,
saying. In thee shaU aU nations be blessed.
18, Christ hath redeemed us frora the curse of
the law, being raade a curse for us : for it is
written. Cursed is every one that hangeth on a
tree : 14. That the blessing of Abrahara might
corae on the GentUes through Jesus Christ;
that we might receive the proraise of the Spirit
through faith. 26, Ye are aU the children of
God by faith in Christ Jesus. 27. As many of
you aa have been baptized into Christ have put
on Christ. 28. There is neither Jew nor Greek,
there is neither bond nor free, there is neither
male nor feraale : for ye are aU one in Christ
Jesus, Eph. 1.9. According to his good pleasure
which he hath purposed in hiraself : 10. That
in the dispensation of the fulness of tiraes he
raight gather together in one all things in
Christ, both which are in heaven, and which
are on earth ; ^en in him.
Eph. 2,1, You Imfh he quickened, who were
dead in trespasses and sins, 3, And were by
nature the children of wrath, even as others,
4. But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great
love wherevrith he loved us, 5, Even when we
were dead in sins, hath quickened us together
vrith Christ ; (by grace ye are saved), 8. By
grace are ye saved through'faith ; and that not
of yourselves ; it is the ^t of God : 9, Not of
works, lest any man should boast, 14. He is
our peace, who hath made both one, and hath
broken down the middle wall of partition he-
tioeen us; 15. Having abolished in his flesh
the enmity, even the law of coraraandraents
contained in ordinances ; for to raake in him
self of twain one new man, so making peace.
17. Came and preached peace to you which
were afar off, and to thera that were nigh.
Eph, 3.6. The GentUes should be feUow-
heirs, and of the sarae body, and partakers of
his proraise in Christ by the gospel, 9, To
make aU men see what is the fellowship of the
mystery, which from the beginning of the
world hath been hid in God, who created aU
things by Jesus Christ,
Eph. 5.14. Awake thou that sleepest, and
arise from the dead, and Christ shaU give thee
Ught. Col. 1.5. The word of the trath of the
gospel ; 6, Which is come unto you, as it is
in aU the world. 20. Having raade peace
through the blood of his cross, by him to
reconcUe aU things unto himself ; by him, 1
say, whether they be things in earth, or things
in heaven, 21. You, that were soraetirae
aUenated and enemies iu your mind by wicked
works, yet now hath he reconciled 22, In the
body of his flesh through death, to present you
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noly and unblameable and unreproveable in
his sight: 23. The hope of the gospel, which
ye have heard, and which was preached to
every creature which is under heaven. 26.
The mystery which hath been hid frora ages
and frora generations, but now is raade raani
fest to his saints : 27. To whora God would
raake known what is the riches of the glory of
this raystery araong the GentUes ; which is
Christ in you, the hope of glory.
Col. 3.11. There is neither Greek nor Jew,
circuracision nor uncircumcision. Barbarian,
Scythian, bond nor free : but Christ is aU, and
in all,
1 Tim. 1 .13. Who was before a blasphemer,
and a persecutor, and injmious : but I obtained
raercy, because I did it ignorantly in unbeUef,
16. This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all
acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the
world to save sinners ; of whom I ara chief,
16. Howbeit for this cause I obtained mercy,
that in me flrst Jesus Christ inight shew forth
aU longsuffering, for a pattern to thera which
should hereafter believe on him to life ever
lasting. 1 Tim. 2.3. God our Saviour ; 4. Who wUl
have aU men to be saved, and to corae unto
the knowledge of the truth. 6. For there is
one God, and one raediator between God and
men, the man Christ Jesus ; 6. Who gave
himself a ransora for all, to be testifled in due
tirae, 7. I ara ordained a preacher, and an
apostle, a teacher of the GentUes in faith and
verity. 1 Tim. 4.10. We trast in the Uving God,
who is the Saviour of aU raen, speciaUy of
thoae that beUeve,
Tit. 2.11, The grace of God that bringeth
salvation hath appeared to aU men.
Tit. 3.3, We ourselves also were sometiraes
foolish, disobedient, deceived, serving divers
lusts and pleasures, Uving in raaUce and envy,
hateful, and hating one another. 4, But after
that the kindness and love of God our Saviour
toward raan appeared, 5, Not by works of
righteousness which we have done, but accord
ing to his mercy he saved us,
Heb, 3.7. As the Holy Ghost saith. To day
if ye wiU hear his voice, 8. Harden not your
hearts. Psa. 95,7.
Heb, 4.1, A promise being left us of enter
ing into his rest, ti, 1-9.
2 Pet, 3.9. The Lord is not slack concem
ing his proraise, as some men count slackness ;
but is longsuffering to us-ward, not vrilUng
that any should perish, but that all shoidd
corae to repentance.
1 Jno. 2.25, This la the proraise that he
bath promised us, even etemal Ufe,
1 Jno. 5.11. God hath given to us eternal
Ufe ; and this life is iu his Son.
Jude 3. I gave aU dUigence to vmte unto
you of the coramon salvation.
Rev. 3.17. Thou art wretehed, and miser
able, and poor, and blind, and naked : 18. I
counsel thee to buy of me gold tried in the
fire, that thou mayest be rich ; and white
raiment, that thou mayest be clothed, and
that the shame of thy nakedness do not
appear ; and anoint thine eyes with eye-salve,
that thou raayest see. 20. Behold, I stand at
Lhe door, and knock : if any man hear my
voice, and open the door, I will come in
to him, and WiU suu with him, and he vrith me.
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SAMOTHHACIA
Rev. 5.9. Thou wast slain, and hast re
deemed ua to God by thy blood out of eveiy
kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation.
Rev. 7.9. I beheld, and, lo, a great multi
tude, wliich no man could number, of all
nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues,
stood before the throne, and before the Lamb,
dothed with white robes, and palms in their
hands. Rev. 14.6. I saw another angol fly in the
midst of heaven, baring tho everlasting gospel
to preach unto thera that dweU on the earth,
and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue,
and people.
Rev. 21.6. I wiU give unto hira that is
athirst of the fountain of the water of Ufe
freely. Rev. 22.17. And the Spirit and the bride
say. Come. And let hira that heareth say,
Corae, And let him that is athirst corae.
And whosoever will, let him take the water of
life freely,
SALVATION BY Christ, See Christ
saviour — Christ'bdeath, designof— Par
don — Gospel. By faith. See Faith, saving
— Faith in Christ, saving — Justifica
tion. From God, see God saviour— God's
MBROY — God glorified by the church,
 , Prayer fob, see Pardon, To
be sought, see Decision — Repentance— Spi
ritual DILIGENCE. Not of WOlks, SCC PkI-
vileges — Works — Self-righteousness —
Offerings, insufficiency of.
SAMARIA, capital of the 10 tribes (see
Israelites, p, 265), Isa. 7.9, IKin. 16.29.
1 :^in. 22.51. 2 Kin, 13.1,10, 2 Kin. 15.8,
BuUt by Orari on a hiU bought frora Sheraer,
1 Kin, 16,24, Hadad" s streets in, 1 Kin.
20.34. Besieged by Benhadad I. in Ahab's reign ;
his defeat, 1 Kin. 20, Ahab's death at, 1 Km,
22.10,37,38. Elisha brings the Syrians to,
2 Kin, 6,20, Besieged by Benhadad H. ;
faraine, 2 Kin. 6.24-33; and plenty, 2 Kin. 7.
Ahab's family slain at, 2 Kin. 10.1-28; and
Ahaziah, 2 Chr. 22.9. Taken by Shalmanezer,
2 Kin. 17-6,6. 2 Kin. 18.9,10. Colonised
from Assyria, 2 Kin. 17,24-41, Ezr, 4.9,10.
Altars to Baal in, 1 Kin. 16.32 ; and groves,
2 Kin, 13.6. Teraple of, &c., destroyed by
Jehu, 2 Kin. 10.17-28; and Josiah, 2 Kin.
23.19. Simon the sorcerer's influence at; PhiUp,
Peter, and John visit ; many converted, Act,
8,5-25,  , a district of Palestine. Jesus
visits ; a Saraaritan woman, and others con
verted, Jno. 4.1-42, He heals 10 lepei^ in,
Luk. 17.11-19. The twelve forbidden to preach
in. Mat. 10.5, Gospel to be preached in. Act.
1.8. Disciples dispersed in. Act. 8.1. Visited
by Paul and Bamabas, Act. 8.26. Churches
in. Act. 9.81, Towns of, see Tirzah, Shh-
CHEM, Samaria,
SAMARITANS, Idolatry of, 2 Kin. 17,
25-41. Oppose the rebuUding of Jemsalem,
Ezr. c. 4 <fe 6. Neh, c. 4 & 6, Hatred between
them and the Jews, Jno, 4,9, Jno. 8.48.
SAMOS, an island in the Egean Sea, Act.
20.15. SAMOTHRACIA, an island in the Egean
Sea, Act. 16.11,

SAMSON
SAMSON, a Judge 20 years, Jud. 16.31.
Son of Manoah ; his birth is predicted by an
angel ; the Spirit of the Lord moves him, Jud,
13, He kills a Uon ; marries a PhUistine ; his
riddle ; slays 30 Philistines, Jud, 14, His
wife given to another ; he sets flre to the Phi
Ustines' com ; slays 1000 with a jawbone ; his
prayer, Jud, 16, Carries off the gates of Gaza ;
deceived by Delilah ; bound by the PhUistines ;
lus eyes put out ; his prayer ; kiUed in pulling
down the teraple of Dagon, Jud. 16. Heb.
11.32, SAMUEL, son of Elkanah and Hannah ;
his raother's prayer ; she takes him to ShUoh,
1 Sam. 1, He ministers there ; his mother's
visits, 1 Sam, 2,18-21, His reputation ; his
visions, 1 Sam, 2.26. 1 Sam. 3. 1 Sam. 4 1
Act. 3.24.
Judges Israel at Mizpeh; his prayer and
sacriflce ; Philistines defeated ; peace vritli
Amorites, 1 Sara. 7. Judges at Bethel, GUgal,
Mizpeh, and Raraah ; buUds an altar at
Ramah, 1 Sam. 7.15-17. Makes his sons
Judges ; their corrapt govemraent, 1 Sara. 8,
1-3, 1 Chr, 6.28, Displeased with Israel for
asking a king, 1 Sam, 8.4-22, Blesses the
people's sacriflce, 1 Sam. 9.6-13.
Entertains Saul ; anoints him king, 1 Sara
9.16-27. 1 Sam. 10,1-8. Sumraons Israel to
Mizpeh to choose a king, 1 Sam. 10.17-24.
Describes his duties, 1 Sam. 10.26, see 1 Sam.
8.11-18. Saulrecognisedasking, ISam. 11.14.
Samuel's address to Israel ; his integrity ; caUs
for thunder, 1 Sara. 12. Reproves Saul, 1 Sara.
13.11-15. Predicts the loss of his kingdora ;
slays Agag; moums for Saul, 1 Sam. 15.
1 Sam, 16.1.
Anoints David, 1 Sara. 16.1-13. 1 Chr. 11.3.
Receives hira at Naioth, 1 Sam. 19.18-24.
Appoints porters for the tabemade, 1 Chr.
9.22. His offerings, 1 Chr. 26.28. Keeps the
passover, 2 Chr. 35.18. His piety, Psa, 99.6.
Jer, 16.1, Heb. 11.32, Writings, 1 Chr. 29.29.
Death and burial, 1 Sam. 25.1. 1 Sam, 28,3.
The vriteh of Endor, 1 Sara, 28.3-20,
SANBALLAT, opposes the rebuilding of
Jerusalem, Neh. 2,10,19. Neh. 4. Neh. 6,
Neh. 13.28.
SANCTIFICATION aito Spiritual
Blessings by Christ. Psa. 68.18. Thou
hast received gifts for men; yea, for tbe
rebelUous also, that the Lord God might dweU
among them.
Psa. 72.6. He shaU come down Uke rain
upon the mown grass : as showers that water
the earth. 17. Men shaU be blessed in hiTn :
aU nations shaU caU hira blessed.
Isa. 40.11. He shaU feed his flock Uke a
shepherd : he shall gather the lambs with his
arm, and carry fhem in his bosom, and shall
genUy lead those that are with young.
Mai. 3.2. He is like a reflnei's fire, and like
fuUers' sope : 3. He ahaU sit as a refiner and
purifier of silver : and he shall purify the sons
of Levi, and purge them as gold and sUver,
that they may offer unto the Lord an offering
in righteoiLsness.
Mai. 4.2. Unto you that fear my name
shaU the Sun of righteousness arise with heal
ing in his wings.
Jno. 1.16. Of his fulness have all we
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SANcrmCATtON
Jno. 8.36. If the Son therefore shaU make
you free, ye shall be free indeed.
Jno. 15.4. As the branch cannot bear fruit
of itself, except it abide in the vine ; no raore
can ye, except ye abide in rae, 6, I ara the
vine, ye are the branches : He that abideth in
me, and I in him, the sarae bringeth forth
much fruit : for without me ye can do
nothing. Act. 3.26. Unto you first God, having
raised up his Son Jesus, sent him to bless you,
in turning away every one of you frora his
iniquities. Rom. 7.24. O wretched man that I ara I
who shaU deliver rae from the body of this
death ? 25. 1 thank God through Jesus Christ
our Lord.
Rora. 8.3. What the law could not do, God
sending his ovm Son in the likeness of sinful
flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the fiesh :
4. That the righteousness of the law raight be
fulfiUed in us, who walk not after the flesh,
but after the Spirit,
1 Cor. 1.4, I thank my God always on your
behalf, for the grace of G od which is given you
by Jesus Christ ; 5. That in every thing ye
are enriched by him, in aU utterance, and in
aU knowledge. 80. Of him are ye in Christ
Jesus, who of God is raade unto us wisdom,
and righteousness, and sanctification, and re
deraption. 2 Cor. 1,20, AU the promises of God in
hira are yea, and in him Araen, unto the glory
of God by us.
2 Cor. 5.15. He died for all, that they which
Uve should not henceforth Uve unto them
selves, but unto him which died for them, and
rose again.
2 Cor. 12.9. My grace is sufficient for thee :
for my strength is raade perfect in weakness.
Most gladly therefore vriU I rather glory in
ray infirnuties, that the power of Chnst may
rest upon me.
Gal. 1.4. Who gave hiraself for our sins,
that he might deliver us from this present
evil world, according to the vriU of God and
our Father.
Gal, 2.20. I am cmcified vrith Christ:
nevertheless I live ; yet not I, but Christ Uveth
in rae : and the life which I now Uve in-the
flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who
loved me, and gave himself for me.
Gal. 6.14. God forbid that I should glory,
save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by
whom the world is crucifled unto me, and I
unto the world.
Eph. 1.8. Who hath blessed us with all
spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ.
4, According as he hath chosen us in him
before the foundation of the world, that we
should be holy and vrithout blarae before hira
in love.
Eph. 2.7. In the ages to corae he raight
shew the exceeding riches of his grace in his
kindness toward us through Christ Jesus. 10.
We are his workraanship, created in Qirist
Jesus unto good works. 16. That he raight
reconcUe both unto God in one body by the
cross, having slain the enraity thereby. 21. In
whom all the buUding fltly framed together
groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord.
Eph, 4,7. Unto every one of us is given
grace according to the raeasure of the gift of
Christ. 12. For the perfecting of the saints,
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for the work of the ministry, for the edifying
of the body of Christ : 13. TiU we all come in
the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of
the Son of God, unto a perfect raan, unto the
measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ.
15. Speaking the truth in love, may grow up
into him in aU things, v/hich is the head, eveii
Christ. 16. Frora whom the whole body fitly
joined together and compacted by that which
every joint suppUeth, according to the effectual
working in the raeasure of every part, maketh
increase of the body unto the edifying of itself
in love.
Eph, 5.25. Christ also loved the church, and
gave himself for it ; 26. That he raight sanctify
and deanse it with the washing of water by
the word, 27. That he might present it to
himself a glorious church, not having spot, or
vprinkle, or any such thing ; but that it should
be holy and without blemish.
Eph. 6.10. My brethren, be strong in the
Lord, and in the power of his might.
PhU. 1.11. FUled with the fruits of righte
ousness, which are by Jesus Christ.
PhU. 4.13. I can do aU things through
Christ which strengtheneth rae. 19. My God
shaU supply all your need according to his
riches in glory by Christ Jesus,
Col. 2,11, In whom also ye are circumcised
with the circuracision made without hands, in
putting off the body of the sins of the flesh by
the circumcision of Christ, 19. Not holding
the head, frora which all the body by joints
and bands having nourishment ministered,
and knit together, increaseth vrith the increase
of God.
2 The. 2.16. Our Lord Jesus Christ hiraself,
17. Comfort your hearts, and stablish you in
every good word and work,
2 The. 3.3. The Lord is faithful, who shaU
stabUsh you, and keep you from evil.
2 Tira. 4.17, The Lord stood vrith me, and
strengthened rae.
Tit. 2.14. Who gave hiraself for us, that
he might redeem us frora aU iniquity, and
purify unto hiraself a peculiar people, zealous
of good works.
Heb. 2.11, Both he that sanctifieth and
they who are sanctified are aU of one : for
which cause he is not ashamed to call thera
brethren. Heb. 9.14. How rauch raore shaU the blood
of Christ, who through the etemal Spirit offered
himself without spot to God, purge your con
science from dead works to serve the Uving
God? Heb. 8.6-13.
Heb. 10.10, We are sanctified through the
offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for
all. 14, By one offering he hath perfected for
ever thera that are sanctified.
Heb. 13.12. Jesus also, that he might
sanctify the people vrith his own blood,
suffered without the gate. 21. Make you per
fect in every good work to do his wUl, working
in you that which is weUpleasing in his sight,
through Jesus Christ.
Rev, 3.8. I know thy works : behold, I
have set before thee an open door, and no
man can shut it. 18. I counsel thee to buy of
rae gold tried in the fire, that thou mayest be
rich ; and white raiment, that thou mayest be
clothed, and that the sharae of thy nakedness
do not appear ; and anoint thine eyes vrith
eye-salve, that thou mayest see.
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Rev. 7.14. These are they which have
washed their robes, and raade thera white
in the blood of the Lamb.
SANCTIFICATION and Spiritual
Blessings FROM God, Gen. 49.24, His bow
abode in strength, and the arras of his hands
were made strong by the hands of the mighty
God of Jacob.
Ex, 16. 2. The Lord is my strength and song,
and he is become my salvation.
Ex, 38.16. Wherein shall it be known here
that I and thy people have found grace in thy
sight? is it not in that thou goest with us?
so shaU we be separated, I and thy people,
frora aU the people that are upon the face of
the earth.
Lev. 21.8. I the Lord which sanctify you
am holy. Ex. 31.13.
Deu. 33.25, Thy shoes s/iaH &e iron andbrass;
and as thy days, so shall thy strength be.
1 Sara. 2.4. The bows of the mighty men
are broken, and they that stumbled are girded
with strength.
Neh. 8.10. The joy of the Lord is your
strength. Job 17.9. The righteous also shall hold on
his way, and he that hath clean hands shall
be stronger and stronger.
Job 23.6. WiU he plead against rae with
?iis great power? No; but he would put
strength in me.
Psa. 18,1, I will love thee, O Lord, my
strength, 2, The Lord is my rock, and ray
fortress, and ray deUverer ; ray God, my
strength, in whom I wiU trust ; my buckler,
and the hom of my salvation, and my high
tower. 28. Thou wUt light my candle : the
Lord my God wUl enUghten my darkness,
32, It is God that girdeth me vrith strength,
and maketh my way perfect. 35. Thou hast
also given rae the shield of thy salvation : and
thy right hand hath holden me up, and thy
gentleness hatb made me great. 36. Thou hast
enlarged my steps under me, that ray feet did
not sUp. Psa. 144.1,2.
Psa. 23.2. He raaketh me to Ue down in
green pastures : he leadeth me beside the stUl
waters. 3. He restoreth ray soul : he leadeth
rae in the paths of righteousness for his name's
sake. Psa. 27.14. Wait on the Lord : be of good
courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart :
wait, 1 say, on the Lord.
Psa. 28.8. The Lord is their atrength, and
lie is the saving strength of his anointed.
Psa. 29,11. The Lord wiU give strength
unto his people.
Psa. 30.7. Lord, by thy favour thou hast
made my raountain to stand strong: thou
didst hide thy face, and I was troubled.
Psa. 31,24. Be of good courage, and he shall
strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the
Lord. Psa, 37,6, He shaU bring forth thy right
eousness as the Ught, 17. The Lord upholdeth
the righteous. 24. Though he faU, he shaU
not be utterly cast down : for the Lord up
holdeth him with his hand. 39. Tlie salva
tion of the righteous is of the Lord : he is
their strength in the time of trouble,
Psa. 52.8. I am like a green olive tree in
the house of God : I trust in the mercy of God
for ever and ever,
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SANenPICATION
and he shall sustain thee : he shall never suffer
the righteoos to be moved.
Psa, 61.6. Thou, O God, hast heard my
vows : thou hast given Tne the heritage of those
that fear thy name.
Psa. 63,8. My soul followeth hard after
thee : thy lig^t hand upholdeth rae,
Psa. 66,9. Which holdeth our soul in life,
and suffereth not our feet to be raoved.
Psa, 68, -18. Thy God hath commanded thy
strength : strengthen, O God, that which thou
hast wrought for us. 35, The God of Israel
ts he that giveth strength and power unto his
people, Psa, 71.16. I wiU go in the strength of the
Lord God ; I wiU make mention of thy right
eousness, even of thine only.
Psa. 73.23. I am continuaUy with thee:
thou hast holden me by my right hand. 26.
My fleah and ray heart faaleth : but God is
the strength of ray heart, and my portion for
ever. Psa. 81.10. Open thy raouth vride, and I
wUlflUit, Psa. 84. 6, Blessed is the raan whose strength
is iu thee; in whose heart are the ways of
them. 11. The Lord God is a sun and shield :
the Lord vriU give grace and glory: no good
thiT^ vriU he withhold from them that walk
uprightly. Psa. 89.17, Thou aH the glory of their
strength : and iu thy favour our horn shaU be
exalted, Psa, 92. 12, The righteous shaU flourish like
the palm tree : he shall grow like a cedar in
Lebanon. 13, Those that be planted in the
house of the Lord shaU flourish in the courts
of our God, 14, They shaU still bring forth
fruit in old age ; they shaU be fat and flour
ishing, Psa, 1,3.
Psa. 94.17- ITnless the Lord had been my
help, my soul had almost dwelt in sUence.
18. When I said, My foot sUppeth ; thy raercy,
O Lord, held rae up.
Fsa, 105.4, Seek the Lord, and his strength.
Psa. 119.32. I vrill run the way of thy cora
raandraents, when thou shalt enlarge my heart.
102, I have not departed from thy judgments :
for thou hast taught me,
Psa. 132.15, I vrill abundantly bless her
provision : I vrill satisfy her poor vrith bread,
16, I-wUl also dothe her priests vrith salva
tion : and her saints shaU shout aloud for joy.
Psa, 138.3, In the day when I cried thou
answeredst me, and strengthenedst rae with
atrength in my soul. 8. The Lord vriU per
fect that which concemeth rae : thy raercy, 0
Lord, endureth for ever : forsake not the works
of thine own hands.
Psa. 146.5, Happy is he that hath the God
of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the
Lord his God.
Pro. 4.18, The path of the just is as the
shining light, that shineth raore and more unto
the pertect day.
Pro. 10.29. The way of the Lord is strength
to the upright.
Pro, 16.6. By the fear of the Lord men de
part from evU.
Isa, 1,26. IwUl tum my hand upon thee,
and purely purge away thy dross, and take
away aU thy tin,
Isa. 4.3, He that is left in Zion, and he that
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SANCTIFICATION
even every one that is vnritten among the Uving
in Jerusalem : 4, When the Lord shall have
washed away the fllth of the daughters ol
Zion, and shaU have purged the blood of Jeru
salem frora the midst thereof by the spirit of
judgment, and by the spirit of burning.
Isa. 6.6, Then flew one of the seraphims
unto me, having a Uve coal in his hand, whicli
he had taken with the tongs from off the altar .
7. And he laid it upon ray mouth, and said,
Lo, this hath touched thy Ups ; and thine ini
quity is taken away, and thy sin purged.
Isa. 26. 12, Ixird, thou wUt ordain peace f orus ;
for thou also hast wrought all our works in us,
Isa. 28.6. For a spirit of judgment to him
that sitteth in judgraent, and for strength to
thera that tum the battle to the gate,
Isa, 33. 6. The Lord is exalted ; for he
dweUeth on high : he hath flUed Zion witli
judgraent and righteousness. 6. Wisdom and
knowledge shall be the stability of thy times,
and strength of salvation : the fear of the
Lord is his treasure.
Isa. 40.2. She hath received of the Lord's
hand double for aU her sins. 29, He giveth
power to the faint ; and to them that have no
might he incre^eth strength. 31 They that
wait upon the Lord shall renew thei/r strength ;
they shaU raount up vrith wings as eagles ;
they shall run, aud not be weary ; and they
shall walk, and not faint.
Isa. 41.10. Fear thou not ; for I am vrith
thee ; be not disraayed ; for I am. thy God :
I vriU strengthen thee ; yea, I wiU help thee ;
yea, I vriU uphold thee with the right hand of
ray righteousness, 13. For I the Lord thy God
wUl hold thy right hand, saying unto thee.
Fear not ; I wiU help thee. 14. Fear not, thou
worra Jacob, and ye raen of Israel ; I will help
thee, saith the Lord, and thy redeemer, the
Holy One of Israel. 17. When the poor and
needy seek water, and there is none, and their
tongue faUeth for thirst, I the Lord will hear
them, I the God of Israel wiU not forsake them.
13. I vriU open rivers in high places, and
fountains in the raidst of the vaUeys : I wUl
make the vrildemess a pool of water, and the
dry land springs of water.
Isa. 44.3. I vriU pour water upon him that
is thirsty, and floods upon the dry ground : I
wUl pour ray spirit upon thy seed, and my
blessing upon thine offspring.
Isa. 45.8. Drop down, ye heavens, from
above, and let the skies pour dovra righteous
ness : let the earth open, and let thera bring
forth salvation, and let righteousness spring
up together ; I the Lord have created it. 24.
Surely, shall one say, in the Lord have I right
eousness and strength : even to hira shall men
come. Isa, 64.17. This is the heritage of the
servants of the Lord, and their righteousness
is of me, saith the Lord.
Isa. 58.8, Then shaU thy Ught break forth
as the moming, and thine health shaU spring
forth speedUy : and thy righteousness shaU
go before thee ; the glory of the Lord shaU be
thy rereward. 10, Then shaU thy light rise in
obscurity, and thy darkness be as the noon
day. 11, And the Lord shaU guide thee con
tinually, and satisfy thy soul in drought, and
make fat thy bones : and thou shalt be like a
watered garden, and like a spring of water,
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Jer. 81.12, They shaU corae and sing in the
height of Zion, and shall flow together to the
goodness of the Lord : and their soul shall be
as a watered garden ; and they shall not
sorrow any raore at all. 14. I wiU satiate the
soul of the priests vrith fatness, and ray people
shaU be satisfied with ray goodness, saith the
Lord. 33. I wiU put my law in their inward
parts, and write it in their hearts ; and wUl be
their God, and they shaU be my people.
Eze. 16. 14, Thy renown went forth among
the heathen for thy beauty : for it was perfect
through ray comeliness, which I had put upon
thee, saith the Lord GU>d.
Dan. 11.32. The people that do know their
Gcd shaU be strong, and do exploits.
Hos. 6.3. Then shaU we know, i/we foUow
on to know the Lord : his going forth is pre
pared as the morning ; and he shall come unto
us as the rain, as the latter and forraer rain
unto the earth.
Hos. 14.5. I vriU be as the dew unto Israel ;
he shall grow as the Uly, and cast forth his
roots as Lebanon, 8, What have I to do any
more with idols? I have heard him, and
observed h^m : From me is thy frait found,
V. 6,7.
Hab, 3.19, The Lord God is my strength,
and he wiU raake ray feet like hinds' feet, and
he wUl make me to walk upon mine high
places. Zee. 10.12. I wiU strengthen them in the
Lord ; and they shaU walk up and down in his
name, saith the Lord.
Zee. 12.8. In that day shaU the Lord
defend the inhabitants of Jerusalem : and he
that is feeble among thera at that day shall
be as David ; and the house of David shull
be as God, as tbe angel of the Lord before
thera. Mar. 4,26. So is the kingdora of God, as if
a raan should cast seed into the ground ; 27.
And should sleep, and rise night and day, and
the seed should spring and grow up, he know
eth not how.
Jno. 17.11. Holy Father, keep through
thine own narae those whom thou hast given
me, that they may be one, as we are.
Act, 20,32, I coraraend you to God, and to
the word of his grace, which is able to buUd
you up, and to give you an inheritance araong
all thera which are sanctified,
Rom, 9.23, That he might make known the
riches of his glory on the vessels of raercy,
which he had afore prepared unto glory.
Rom. 14.4. Yea, he shaUbe holden up : for
God is able to raake hira stand.
Rora. 16.25, To hira that is of power to
stablish you according to my gospel.
1 Cor. 12,6, There are diversities of oper
ations, but it is the sarae God which worketh
aU in all,
1 Cor, 13,10, But when that which is per
fect is come, then that which is in part shaU
be done away, 12. For now we see through a
glass, darkly ; but then face to face : now I
know in part ; but then shall I know even as
also I ara knovm.
1 Cor. 16.10. By the grace of God I am
what I am : and his grace which was bestowed
upon me was not in vain ; but I laboured raore
abundantly than they all : yet not I, but the
grace of God which was with rae,
2 Cor, 3.5. Our sufficiency is of God.
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8ANCTIET0ATI0N
2 Cor. 6.6. He that hath wrought ns for
the selfsarae thing is God, who also hath
given unto us the earnest of the Spirit.
2 Cor. 9,8. God is able to raake aU grace
abound toward you ; that ye, alwaya having
aU sufficiency in aU thiTigs, raay abound to
every good work,
2 Cor. 10.4. The weapons of our warfare
are not camal, but mighty through God to the
puUing down of strong holds.
Eph. 3.20. Him that is able to do exceed
ing abundantly above aU that we ask or think,
according to the power that worketh in us.
PhU. 1.6. Being confldent of this very
thing, that he which hath begun a good work
in you wiU perform it untU the day cf Jesus
Christ, PhU. 2.13, It is God which worketh in you
both to wUl and to do of his good pleasure.
Phil. 4.7. The peace of God, which passeth
aU understanding, shall keep your hearts and
minds through Christ Jesus. 19. My God
shaU supply all your need according to hia
riches in gloiy by Christ Jesus.
Col. 1.11. Strengthened vrith all might,
according to his gloriom power, unto all
patience and longsuffering with joyfulness.
12. Giving thanks unto the Father, which hath
made us meet to be partakers of the inheritence
of the saints in light.
1 The. 5.24. Faithful is he that caUeth you,
who also wiU do it.
Heb. 12.10. He for our profit, that we
raight be partakers of his holiness. 11. Now
no chastening for the present seemeth to be
joyous, but grievous ; nevertheless afterward
it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteous
ness. Jas. 1.17, Every good gift and every perfect
gift is from above, and cometh down from the
Father of lights, vrith whora is no variableness,
neither ahadow of turning, v. 18.
1 Pet. 1.5. Who are kept by the power of
God, through faith unto salvation ready to be
revealed in the last tirae.
2 Pet, 1.2, Grace and peace be raultipUed
unto you through the knowledge of God, and
of Jesus our Lord, 8. His divine power hath
given unto us all things that pertain unto hfe
and godliness, througli the knowledge of him
that hath called us to glory and virtue : 4,
Whereby are given unto us exceeding great
and precious promises : that by these ye might
be partakers of the divine nature, baring
escaped the corraption that is in the world
through lust.
1 Jno. 1.9. If we confess our sins, he is
faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to
cleanse us from aU unrighteousness.
1 Jno. 4.4. Ye are of God, little chUdren,
and have overcome thera : because greater
is he that is in you, than he that is in the
world. Jude 1. Thera that are sanctified by God
the Father, and preserved in Jesus Christ, aTia
caUed. 24. Him that is able to keep you from
faUing, and to present you faultless before the
presence of his glory vrith exceeding joy.
See Regeneration.
SANCTIFICATION by the Holy Spirit.
See Regeneration and Sanctificatioit Bt
THE Holy Spirit.
 BY THE SCRIPTUPES. See WOBD
OF God sanctifying.

SANCTIFICATION
SANCTIFICATION, Prayer fob. See
SpiRiruAL blessings.
SANCTUARY. See Tabebnaole —
Tbmple — Worship ,
SANDAL. See Shoe.
SANHEDRIM or Council (Gr. sunedrion),
always translated council. Mat. 6,22, the
supreme council of the Jewish nation, comp.
Nura. 11.16. Consisted of priests, elders,
scribes, Mat. 16.21, Mat, 26.3,57. CaUed
senate. Act, 5.21 ; and elders. Act. 22.5, Mat,
2.4. Presided over by the high-priest, Mat,
26.57,62-65. Jno. 11.49. Not aUowed to
infiict capital punishraent, Jno. 18.31.
Persecuted Christ, Mat. 26.59. Mar. 14.56.
Mar. 16.1. Luk, 22.66. Jno. 11,47 ; and the
apostles. Act. 4.1-22. Act. 5.21-41. Act. 6.
12,15. Act. 7,64-60. Act, 22.30. Act. 23.
Act, 24.20.
An inferior court caUed a council. Mat. 6,22.
Mar, 13.9. See Counsellor.
SAPPHIRA, wife of Ananias ; her false
hood and death. Act. 5.1-11.
SAPPHIRE, a predous atone in the high-
priest's breastplate, Ex. 28,18, Value of. Job
28.6,16. Isa. 54.11. Eze, 28.13. SymboUcal,
Rev, 21,19,
SARAH, originaUy Sarai, and supposed to
be tbe sarae as Iscah, Loi^s sister. Gen, 11.
29-31, but see Gen. 20.12, Her beauty ; taken
into Pharaoh's house. Gen. 12.5,10-20. Taken
by Ahimelech, Gen. 20. Gives Hagar to
Abraham; Ul-treats her. Gen. 16.1-6. Gen,
21,9-11, Name changed to Sarah (princess) ;
a son proraised, her increduUty, Gen. 17.16-21.
Gen. 18.9-16, Rom. 9,9. Buiih of Isaac, Gen.
21,1-8. Gen. 24.86, Isa. 51.2. Death of, at
the age of 127 ; buried in the cave of Mach
pelah, Gen. 23.1,2,19. Gen, 25,10. Her
exceUences, Heb. 11.11, 1 Pet, 3.5,6.
SARDIS, the capital of Lydia; epistle to
the church in. Rev. 8.1-6.
SARDIUS or Sardine, a cornelian, Eze,
28.13, Rev, 4.3. Set in the high-priesfs
breastplate, Ex. 28.17. Ex. 39.10. Sym
boUcal, Rev. 21.20.
SARDONYX, a predous stone, symboUcal,
Rev. 21.20.
SAREPTA or Zarephath, a Phenician
tovra between Tyre and Sidon, Obad. 20,
Elijah multipUes a vridovp's oU in, and raises
her son, 1 Kin. 17.9-24. Luk. 4.26.
SARGON, king of Assyria, the predecessor
of Sennacherib ; sends Tartan against Ashdod,
Isa. 20.1.
SATAN. Gen. 3,1. The serpent was more
subtUe than any beast of the field which the
Lord God had made. And he said unto the
woraan, Yea, hath God said. Ye shaU not eat
of every tree of the garden? 4, And the
serpentsaid unto the woman, Ye shaUnot surely
die : 6. For God doth know that in the day
ye eat thereof, then your eyea shaU be opened,
and ye shaU be as gods, knowing good and evU.
14. Because thou hast done this, thou art
cursed above aU cattle, and above eveiy beast
of the field ; upon thy beUy shalt thou go, and
dust shalt thou eat aU the days of thy Ufe :
16. And I vrill put enmity between thee and
the woman, and between thy seed and her

SATAN
seed ; it shaU bruise thy head, and thou shalt
bruise his heel. Isa. 66.25.
1 Chr. 21.1. Satan stood up against Israel,
and provoked Darid to nuraber Israel.
Job 1.6. There was a day when the sons ol
God carae to present theraselves before the
Lord, and Satan came also araong them, 7.
The Lord said unto Satan, Whence comest
thou ? Then Satan answered the Lord, and said.
From going to and fro in the earth, and from
walking up and aown in it. 9. Satan answered
the Lord, and said. Doth Job fear God for
nought? 10, Hast not thou made an hedge
about him, &c. 12. The Lord said unto Satan,
Behold, all that he hath is in thy power ; only
upon himself put not forth thine hand.
Job 2,3. The Lord said unto Satan, Hast
thou considered my servant Job ; and stUl he
holdeth fast his integrity, although thou
raovedst me against him, to destroy him with
out cause, 4. And Satan answered the Lord,
and said. Skin for skin, yea, all that a man
hath vriU he give for his Ufe. 6. But put forth
thine hand now, and touch his bone and his
flesh, and he vrill curse thee to thy face, 6.
The Lord said unto Satan, Behold, he is in
thine hand ; but save his Ufe, 7, So went
Satan forth from the presence of the Lord, and
sraote Job vrith sore boils frora the sole of his
foot unto his crown.
Psa. 109.6. Let Satan stand at his right
hand. Zee. 3.1. He ahewed me Joshua the high-
priest standing before the angel of the Lord,
and Satan standing at his right hand to resist
him. 2. And the Lord said unto Satan, The
Lord rebuke thee, O Satan, Dan. 10.13.
Mat. 13.19. When any one heareth the
word of the kingdom, and understandeth it
not, then coraeth the wicked one, and catcheth
away that which was sown in his heart. 88.
The tares are the chUdren of the vricked one ;
39. The enemy that sowed them is the devU,
Mar. 4.16, Luk, 8.12,
Mat, 25.41. Everlasting flre, prepared for
the devU and his angels.
Luk, 4.6. The devU said unto him, AU this
power vrill I give thee, and the glory of them :
for that is delivered unto me ; and to whomso
ever I wUl I give it. 7. If thou therefore vrilt
worship me, all shaUbe thine, v. 1-13, Mat.
4,1-11. Luk, 10.18. I behdd Satan as lightning faU
from heaven.
Luk. 11.15. Sorae of thera said. He casteth
out devUs through Beelzebub the diief of the
devils. Mat. 12,24, Mar, 3.22,
Luk. 18,16. This woraan  whom
Satan bath bound, lo, these eighteen years.
Luk. 22.31. Simon, Simon, behold, Satan
hath desired to have you, that he may sift you
as wheat. 53, This is your hour, and the
power of darkness.
Jno, 8,38, Ye do that which ye have seen
vrith your father. 41, Ye do the deeds of your
father, 44. Ye are of your father the devil,
and the lusts of your father ye will do. He
was a murderer frora the beginning, and abode
not in the truth, because there is no truth in
hira. When he speaketh a Ue, he speaketh of
his own : for he is a liar, and the father of it.
Jno. 12.31, Now is the judgraent of thia
world : now shaU the prince of this world be
cast out. 415

SATAN
Jno. 13.2. The devil having now put into
the heart of Judas Iscariot, Simon's son, to
betray him. 27, After the sop Satan entered
into him.
Jno. 14.30. The prince of this world
cometh, and hath nothing in me.
Juo. 16.11. The prince of this world is
judged. Act. 5.3. Ananias, why hatb Satan filled
thine heart to lie to the Holy Ghost ?
Act. 13.10. Thou child of the devU, thou
enemy of all righteousness.
Act. 26.18. To turn them from the powei
of Satan unto God.
Eom. 16.20. The God of peace shall bruise
Satan under your feet shortly.
2 Cor. 2.11. Lest Satan shoiUd get an
advantage of us : for we are not ignoi^ant of
his devices
2 Cor, 4.4, The god of this world hath
blinded the rainds of them which beUeve not,
2 Cor, 11.3, I fear, lest by any means, as
the serpent beguUed Eve through his subtilty,
so your rainds should be corrapted from the
simplicity that is in Christ. 14. Satan him
self is transforraed into an angel of light,
v. 15.
2 Cor. 12.7. There was given to me a
thom in the flesb, the messenger of Satan to
buffet me,
Eph, 2,2, Ye walked according to the
prince of the power of the air, the spirit that
now worketh in the chUdren of disobedience,
Eph, 4.27. Neither give place to the devU.
Eph. 6.11. Stand against the wUes of the
devU. 12, For we wrestle not against flesh
and blood, but against principalities, against
powers, against the rulers of the darkness of
this world, against spiritual vrickedness in high
places. 16. Taking the shield of faith, where
with ye shaU be able to quench aU the fiery
darts of the wicked.
Col, 1,13, Who hath deUvered us frora the
power of darkness.
Col. 2.15. Haring spoUed principalities and
powers, he raade a shew of them openly,
triumphing over them in it.
1 The, 2.18. We would have corae unto
you, even I Paul, once and again ; but Satan
hindered us.
1 The. 3.6. Lest by some raeans the tempter
have tempted you, and our labour be in vain.
2 The. 2.9. Whose coming is after the work
ing of Satan with all power and signs and lying
wonders. 1 Tim. 3.6. Not a novice, lest being Ufted
up vrith pride he faU into the condemnation
ol the deril. 7, He raust have a good report
of thera which are without ; lest he faU into
reproach and the snare of the devU,
1 Tim, 6.15, Some are already tumed aside
after Satan.
2 Tim. 2,26, That they may recover thera
selves out of the snare of the devU, who are
taken captive by him at his wUl,
Heb, 2.14. That through death he raight
destroy him that had the power of death, that
is, the devU.
Jas. 4.7. Resist the devU, and he wiU flee
from you.
1 Pet. 6.8. Your adversary the devU, as a
roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he
raay devour : 9. Whom resist steadfast in the
faith. 410

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2 Pet. 2.4, God spared not the angels that
sinned, but cast them down to heU, and deUver^
ed them into chains of darkness, to be reserved
unto judgment.
1 Jno. 2.13. Ye have overcome the wicked
one. 1 Jno. 3.8. He that comraitteth sin is of
the devU ; for the devU sinneth from the
beginning. For this purpose the Son of God
was manifested, that he might destroy the
works of the devU. 10. In this the children
of Gcd are manifest, and the chUdren of the
devU, 12. Not as Cain, wAo was of that vricked
one, and slew his brother.
1 Jno. 6,18. He that is begotten of God
keepeth himself, and that vricked one toucheth
hira not.
Jude 6. The angels which kept not their
first estate, bat left their own habitation, he
hath reserved in everlasting chains, under
darkness, unto the judgraent of the great
day. 9. Michael the archangel, when contend
ing with the devil he disputed about the body
of Moses, durst not bring against him a raU
ing accusation, but said. The Lord rebuke
thee. Zee. 8.1,2,
Rev. 2,10, The deril shall cast some of you
into prison, that ye raay be tried, 18. I know
thy works, and where thou dweUest, even
where Satan's seat is ; Antipas was ray faith
ful martyr, who was slain among you, where
Satan dweUeth. 24. As raany as have not
this doctrine, and which have not known the
depths of Satan.
Rev. 3.9. The synagogue of Satan, which
say they are Jews, and are not, but do Ue.
Rev. 9.11. They had a king over them,
which is the angel of the bottomless pit, whose
name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon, but
in the Greek tongue hath his name ApoUyon.
Rev. 12.9. The great dragon was cast out,
that old serpent, caUed the Devil, and SataU;
which deceiveth the whole world : he was cast
out into the earth, and his angels were cast
out with him. 10, And I heard a loud voice
saying in heaven. Now is corae salvation, and
strength, and the kingdom of our Gcd, and
the power of his Christ : for the accuser of
our brethren is cast down, which accused them
before our God day and night. 11. l^ey over
came hira by the blood of the Larab, and by
the word of their testimony. 12. Woe to the
inhabiters of the earth and of the sea I for the
devU is come dovm unto you, having great
vn-ath, because he knoweth that he hath but a
short tirae.
Rev. 13.2. The dragon gave him his power,
and his seat, and great authority.
Rev, 20.1, I saw an angel corae down frora
heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit
and a great chain in his hand, 2, And he laid
hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is
the Devil, and &itan, and bound hira a thou
sand years, 3. And cast him into the bottom
less pit, and shut him up, and set a seal upon
hira, that he should deceive the nations no
more, tUl the thousand years should be ful
fiUed : and after that he raust be loosed a Uttle
season. Rev. 20.7. When the thousand years are
expired, Satan shaU be loosed out of his prison,
S. And shaU go out to deceive the nations
which are in the four quarters of the earth,
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SATAN
uattle. 10. And the devil that deceived them
was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone,
where the beast and the false prophet are, and
dhall be tormented day and night for ever and
ever. See Demons — Angels, faUjEN.
SATAN, Names of. Devil, 1 Pet. 6.8, ac,
see Abaddon, Apollton, Beliai,, Dragon,
Serpent. SATYR, Isa. 13.21. Isa. 34.14. UsuaUy
translated goat, as Lev. 4.24 ; also devils ; that
is, idols in the form of a goat. Lev. 17.7. 2 Chr.
11.15. SAUL, 1st king of Israel (40 years* reign).
Act. 13.21. Son of Kish, the Benjamite, his
stature, 1 Sam. 9.1,2. 1 Sam. 10.23. 1 Chr.
8.3.3. Sent to seek his father's asses ; visits
Samuel ; entertained by him ; anointed king ;
he prophecies; proverb conceming him, ISam.
9, 1 Sam, 10.1-16. Chosen king by lot,
1 Sam. 10.17-27. Hos. 13.11.
Resides at Gibeah, 1 Sam. 11.4. 1 Sam.
14.2. 1 Sam. 16.34. lsa. 10.29. Summons
Israel to war ; defeats Nahash ; acknowledged
king ; his magnanimity, 1 Sam. 11. His
guard ; wars with the Philistines ; oifers a
bumt-offering; rebuked by Samue] ; threatened
with loss of his kingdom, 1 Sam, 13.
Philistines defeated ; his curse on any one
eating ; buUds an altar ; casts lots ; defeats
Moab, Ammon, Edom, 2obah, and Amalek,
1 Sam. 14. £^ilists soldiers, 1 Sam. 14.52.
1 Chr. 12.29.
Sent to destroy Amalek ; spares Agag, &c. ;
reproved by Samuel, and the loss of his king
dom preilicted, 1 Sam. 15. ISam. 28.17-19.
Troubled by an evil spirit ; sends for David,
1 Sam. 16. 14-23. His war with the PhUistines
interview with David ; Goliath slain, 1 Sam. 17.
Makes David a general ; envies him ; casts
a javelin at him ; promises Merab to him as
wife ; gives him Michal, 1 Sam. 18. Attempts
David's life, 1 Sam. 19 ; and Jonathan's, 1 Sam.
20.24-34. Slays the priests, 1 Sam. 22.11-19.
Pursues David ; invasion of the PhUistines,
1 Sam, 23. His skirt cut off by David, 1 Sam,
24. 1 Sam, 26. Slays the Gibeonites, 2 Sam.
21.1.2. War with the Philistines ; slays the wizards,
&c. : seeks the witch of Endor, 1 Sam. 28. Slain
at GUboa ; his armour hung up in Ashtaroth ;
his body fastened to the waU of Bethshan ;
carried away, and bumt by the men of Jabesh,
1 Sam. 31. 1 Clir. 10. 2 Sam. 1. 2 Sam. 2.4.
2 Sam. 21.12-14. David's lament for him,
2 Sam. 1.17-27. His offerings, 1 Qir. 26.28.
His sons and chief officers, 1 Sam. 14.49-51.
2 Sam. 2.8-10. 1 Chr. 8.33. 1 Chr. 9.-39.
His concubine, 2 Sam. 3.7.
SAIIIi of Tarsus. See Paul.
SAW, 2 Sam. 12.31. Isa. 10.16.
SCALES. See Balances.
SCAPE-GOAT {Heb..4zazeJ). Thelivegoat
over which, in the Dayof Atonement, the sins
of Israel were confessed: it was led into an
uninhabited land and let go. Lev. 16.20-34.
SCARLET. Colour of robes of honour, Dan.
5.7,16,29. 2 Sam. 1.24. Mat. 27.28. Rev.
18.12,18. Symbolical, Rev. 17.3,4.
SCEPTRE or Rod. Of a ruler. Gen. 49.10.
Num. 24.17, Isa. 9.4. Isa. 14.6, Jer. 48.17.
Fze 19.14. Amos 1.5,8. Zee. 10.11. Golden,
2d

SEAL
Est. 4.11. Held out as a mark of favour by
the king, and touched, Est. 6.2. Est. 8.4. 01
iron, Ulustrative, Psa. 2.9. Rev. 2.27. Rev.
12.6. See Rod.
SCEVA, tbe Jew, 7 sons of, attempt to
cast out devUs; their punisliment, Act. 19.
13-17. SCHISM (Gr. sehisma), 1 Cor. 12.26.
Translated rent, Mat. 9.16. Mar. 2.21 ; divi
sion (of opinion), Jno. 7.43. Jno, 9.16. Jno.
10.19. 1 Cor. 1.10. 1 Cor. 11.18.
SCIENCE (Gr. gnosis), 1 Tim. 6.20. Usu
aUy translated knowledge, as Luk, 11.62. Rom.
2.20. See Philosophy.
SCOFFING, Scorning. See Blasphemy
— Infidelity.SCORPION, a large insect of the spider
species, shaped somewhat like a lobster,
and furnished with a sting at the end of the
taU, Deu. 8.15. Luk. 10.19. Luk. 11.12.
Rev. 9.3,5,10. Illustrative, Eze. 2.6. A kind
of scourge so called, 1 Kin, 12.11,14.
SCOURGING, Lev. 19.20. Deu. 22.18.
Pro. 20.30. Stripe to be given for stripe,
Ex. 21.25. Stripes not to exceed forty;
inflicted whUe lying on the ground, in presence
of the Judge, Deu. 26.2,3. 2 Cor. 11.24. By
masters, Ex. 21,20; by kings. Pro. 17.26.
Jer, 37,16 ; by parents. Pro. 13.24. Pro. 23.
13,14; by the synagogue. Mat. 10.17. Act.
26.11 ; by the Romans, Mat, 20.19, Jno.
19.1. lUustrative, 1 Kin. 12.11. Job. 5.21
Job 9.23. Isa. 10.26.
SCRIBE. A writer orScnpturist, Jud. 5.14.
1 Chr. 24.6. Psa. 45.1. Jer. 8.8. Jer. 36.
26,82. Eze. 9.2,3. King's secretary, 1 Chr.
27.32. 2 Sam. 8.17, 2 Sam. 20.26. 1 Kin.
4.3. 2 Kin. 18.18-37. 2 Kin. 19.2. Jer.
36.12. Est. 3.12. Est. 8.8.
Treasurer, Neh, 13.13. 2 Kin. 12.10-12.
2 Kin. 22.1-14. MUitary secretary, 2 Kin.
26. 19. 2 Chr. 26.11. Teacher of the law, Ezr.
7.6,11,12,21. Neh. 8.1-8,13. Mat. 7.29.
Mat. 13.52. Mat. 17.10. Mat. 23.2,3. Law
yer or jurist. Mar 12.28 with Mat. 22.35.
Families of (Judah), 1 Chr. 2.66 ; of Zebulon,
Jud. 6.14; of Levites, 2 Chr. 34. 13. Samaritan
scribe, Ezr. 4.9. Translated town-clerk. Act.
19.35. "Were members of the sanhedrim, Mat.
2.4. Mar. 14.1, Luk. 22.66. Act, 23.9.
Disciples of Christ, Mat. 8.19. Mar. 12.
32-34. Opposition to Christ ; reproved by
him. Mat. 5.20. Mat, 9.3. Mat. 12.38.
Mat. 15.1. Mat. 16.21. Mat, 20.18. Mat.
21.15. Mat. 23. Mat. 26.3,67. Mat. 27.41
Jno. 8.3. Opposition to the apostles. Act
4.5. Act. 6.12,
SCRIP. See Purse.
SCRIPTURES. See Word of God.
SCROLL. See Books.
SCYTHIAN, Col. 3.11.
SEA. Symbolical, Dan. 7.2,3. Rev. 8.8,9
Rev. 10.2,5,6,8. Rev. 13.1. Rev. 16.2. Rev.
16.3. Rev. 21.1. Molten sea, see Later.
Seas, see Mediterranean — Red Sea-
Palestine, seas op,
SEAL or Signet, Gen. 38.18. Job 41.16.
Worn as a ring or bracelet. Song 8.6. Jer. 22.
24. See Ring. Engraved, Ex, 28.11,21,36.
Ex. 39.6,14,30. 2 Tim, 2.19. Impressions of,
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SEBA

SELF-DENIAL

bi day, Job 88.14. Used for signing decrees,
1 Kin. 21.8. Est. 8.8 ; and covenants, Neh. 9.
38. Neh. 10.1. Isa. 8.16. Jer. 32.9-12,44.
For securing doors, Deu. 32.34. Dan, 6.17.
Mat, 27,66; and fountains. Song 4.12; and
books or rolls, Isa. 29.11. Dan. 12.4. Rev.
6.1. For secrecy. Rev. 10.4. Rev. 22.10.
lUustrative, Jno. 3.33. Jno, 6.27. Rora. 15.
28. 2 Cor. 1.22. Eph, 1,13, Eph. 4.30. Rev.
7.3-8. Rev. 20.3,
SEBA. See Sabeans.
SEBAT, the 11th raonth (Februaiy), Zee.
1.7. SECRETARY, See Scribe,
SECTS, See Hekest.
SECUNDUS, a companion of Paul from
Ephesus, Act. 20.4-6.
SEDITION. See Subjects' bebelliom.
SEED. See Sowing.
SEEKING God. See Spikituai dili
gence. SEER. See Prophet.
SEIR, Mount. Extends from the Dead Sea
southward, Deu. 1.2, Deu, 2.1,8, Jos. 11.17.
Jos, 12.7. Inhabited by the Horites, Gen. 14.
6. Gen. 36.20-30. Deu. 2.12,22. By Edom
ites, Gen. 32.3. Gen. 33.14,16. Gen. 36.8,9.
Num. 24.18. Deu. 2.4,5. Israel defeated in,
Deu. 1.44. Wanderings by, Deu. 1.2. Deu.
2.1. Deu. 33.2, See Edomites,
SELAH (pause), a musical term ; it occurs
above 70 tiraes, Psa. 3,2, Psa, 143,6, Hab,
3.3,  or Sela (the rock), by the Greeks
called Petra (the rock) ; the capital of the
Edomites in Mount Seir, Isa. 16.1, Captured
by Amaziah, and caUed Joktheel, 2 Kin. 14,7,
see Jos. 15,38. See Edomites.
SELEUCIA, a city of Syria on the coast ;
Paul visits. Act. 13.4.
SELF-CONFIDENCE, Self-deception.
See False confidence,
SELF-DENIAL. Gen. 22.12, Now I
know that thou fearest God, seeing thou hast
not withheld thy son, thine only son from me.
2 Sara. 24.24. Neither vriU I offer burnt-
offerings unto the Lord my God of that which
doth cost me nothing.
Mat. 5.30. And if thy right hand offend
thee, cut it off, and cast it from thee : for it is
profitable for thee that one of thy members
should perish, and not that thy whole body
should be cast into hell. v. 29, Mat, 18,8,9,
Mar. 9.43-48.
Mat. 13,44. The kingdom of heaven is Uke
unto treasure hid in a field ; the which when
a raan hath found, he hideth, and for joy
thereof goeth and seUeth aU that he hath, and
buyeth that field. 45. Like unto a merchant
man, seeking goodly pearls : 46. Who, when
he had found one pearl of great price, went
and sold aU that he had, and bought it.
Mat. 19.12. There be eunuchs, which have
made themselves eunuchs for the kingdora of
heaven's sake. 21. If thou wUt be perfect, go
and sell that thou hast, and give to the poor,
and thou shalt have treasure in heaven : and
come and foUow me. 27. Behold, we have
forsaken all, and followed thee ; what shaU we
have therefore? 28. And Jesus said untn
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them, VerUy I say unto you. That ye which
have foUowed me, in the regeneration when
the Son of man shaU sit in the throne of his
glory, ye also shaU sit upon twelve thrones,
judging the twelve tribes of Israel, v. 29.
Mat. 4.22. Mar. 1.20.
Mat. 21.3, Say, The Lord hath need of
them ; and straightway he wiU send them.
Mar, 10.29. There is no man that hath left
house, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or
mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my
sake, and the gospel's, 30, But he shall receive
an hundredfold now in this tirae, houses, and
brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and child
ren, and lands, with persecutions ; and in the
world to corae etemal life. v. 89,40. Luk.
18.29,30, Luk. 6.27. He said unto iiira, FoUow me.
28. And he left aU, rose up, and foUowed him.
V. 11, Mat, 9,9. Mar, 2.14.
Luk. 9.23. If any man \rill come after rae,
let hira deny hiraself, and take up his cross
daUy, and foUow me, 24. For whosoever wiU
save his life shaU lose it : but whosoever wiU
lose his Ufe for my sake, the same shaU save
it. 67, A certain man said unto him. Lord, I
wiU foUow thee whithersoever thou goest. 68,
And Jesus said unto hira. Foxes have holes,
and birds of the air have nests ; but the Son ol
raan hath not where to lay his head. Mat. 8.
19,20. Mat. 16,24,25. Jno, 12.25,
Luk, 14.26, If any man corae to me, and
hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and
chUdren, and brethren, and sisters, yek, and
his own life also, he cannot be my disciple,
27. And whosoever doth not bear his cross, and
come after rae, cannot be my disciple. 33.
So likewise, whosoever he be of you that for
saketh not aU that he hath, he cannot be my
disciple, v. 28-32. Mat. 10.37-39.
Luk. 21.4. For aU these have of their
abundance cast in unto the offerings of God :
but she of her penury hath cast in all the Uv
ing that she had. v. 2,3. Mar. 12.48.
Act. 20.24. But none of these things raove
me, neither count I my life dear unto myself,
so that 1 raight finish ray course with joy, and
the ministry, which I have received of the
Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace
of God.
Act. 21.13. I ara ready not to be bound
only, but also to die at Jerusalera for the name
of the Lord Jesus. Rom. 8.35,36.
Rom. 6.6. Our old raan is crucifled with
htm, that the body of sin might be destroyed,
that henceforth we shotdd not serve sin.
Rom. 13.14. But put ye on the lord Jesus
Christ, and raake not provision for the flesh,
to fulfil the lusts thereof.
1 Cor. 6,12, All things are lawful unto me,
but aU thin^ are not expedient : all things are
lawful for me, but I wiU not be brought under
the power of any,
1 Cor. 8.9. Take heed lest by any means
this liberty of your's become a stumbUng
block to them that are weak, 10. For if any
raan see thee which hast knowledge sit at meat
in the idol's teraple, shaU not the conscience
of him which is weak be emboldened to eat
those things which are offered to idols f 13. If
meat make my brother to offend, I vrill eat no
flesh while the world standeth, lest I make
ray brother to offend.
1 Cor. 9.12. If others be partakers of this

SELF-EXAMINATION
power over you, are not we rather? Never
theless we have not used this power ; but
suffer all things, lest we should hinder the
gospel of Christ. 15. 1 have used none of
these things ; neither have I written these
things, that it should be so done unto
me : for it were better for me to die, than that
any man should raake ray glorying void. 18.
That, when I preach the gospel, I may raake
the gospel of Christ without charge, that I
abuse not my power in the gospel, 19, For
though I be free from aU men, yet have I made
myself servant unto aU, that I might gain the
more. 23. This I do for the gospel's s^e, that
I might be partaker thereof with you. 25.
Every man that striveth for the mastery is
temperate in aU things. Now they do it to
obtain a corruptible crown ; but we an incor
ruptible, 26. I therefore so run, not as
uncertaiiUy ; so fight I, not as one that beateth
the air : 27. But I keep under ray body, and
bring it into subjection : lest that by any
raeans, when 1 have preached to others, I my
self should be a castaway.
Gal, 2.20, I am crucified vrith Christ.
Gal. 5.16. WaUc in the Spirit, and ye shall
not fulfil the lust of the flesh, 24. They that
are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the
affections and lusts.
Gal. 6.14. God forbid that I should glory,
save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by
whora the world is crucified unto me, and I
unto the world.
PhU. 3.7. But what things were gain to me,
those I counted loss for Christ, 8. Yea doubt
less, and I count aU thiugs but loss for the
exceUency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus
ray Lord : for whom I have suffered the loss
of aU things, and do count thera hut dung,
that I may win Christ.
1 Pet, 2,11, Dearly beloved, I beseech you,
as strangers and pilgrims, abstain from fleshly
lusts, which war against the soul,
3 Jno, 7- For his name's sake they went
forth, taking nothing of the GentUes.
Rev, 12.11, They loved not their Uves unto
the death.
See Persecution — ^Decision — Liberality
— ^Unselfishn ess.
SELF-EXAMINATION, Job 13.23. How
many are mine iniquities and sins? make me
to know ray transgression and ray sin.
Psa. 4.4. Stand in awe, and sin not: cora-
raune with your own heart upon your bed, and
be stiU.
Psa. 19,12, Who can understand hia errors?
cleanse thou me frora secret faults.
Psa, 26.2. Exaraine rae, 0 Lord, and prove
me ; try ray reins and ray heart.
Psa. 77.6, I coramune with mine own heart :
and my spirit made dUigent search.
Psa. 139,23. Search rae, 0 God, and know
my heart : try me, and Imow ray thoughts :
24. And see if there be any vricked way in rae,
and lead me in the way everla-sting,
Jer. 17.9. The heart is deceitful above aU
^ings, and desperately vricked : who can know
Lt? Lam, 3.40, Let us search and try our ways,
and tum again to the Lord,
1 Cor, 11.28. Let a man examine himself,
and so let him eat of that bread, and drink of
that cup. 31. For if we would judge ourselves,
we should not be judged.

SELFIPHKESS
2 Cor. 13.5. Examine yourselves, whether
ye be in the faith ; prove your ovra selves.
Know ye not your own selves, how that jesus
Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates ?
Gal. 6.4. Let every raan prove his own
work, and then shall he have rejoicing in him
self alone, and not in another,
SELFISHNESS. Num. 32,6. ShaU your
brethren go to war, and shall ye sit here ?
Psa. 38.11. My lovers and ray friends stand
aloof from my sore ; and my kinsmen stand
afar off.
Pro. 24.11. If thou forbear to deliver tliem
that are drawn unto death, and those that are
ready to be slain ; 12, If thou sayest, Behold,
we knew it not ; doth not he that pondereth
the heart consider it? and he that keepeth
thy soul, doth Twt he know it ? and shaU not
he render to every raan according to his
works ?
Hos. 10.1. Israel is an erapty vine, he
bringeth forth fruit unto hiraself.
Amos 6.6. They are not grieved for the
affliction of Joseph.
Hag. 1,4, Is it time for you, O ye, to dweU
in your cieled houses, and this house lie waste ?
9. Because of mine house that is waste, and
ye run every raan unto his own house, 10,
Therefore the heaven over you is stayed from
dew, and the earth is stayed /rom her fruit.
Zee, 7.6. When ye did eat, and when ye
did drink, did not ye eat for yourselves, and
drink /or yourselves ?
Luk. 6,32, If ye love them which love you,
what thank have ye? for sinners also love
those that love thera, 33. And if ye do good
to them which do good to you, what thank
have ye? for sinners also do even the sarae.
34. And if ye lend to them of whora ye hope to
receive, what thank have ye? for sinners also
lend to sinners, to receive as rauch again, v.
31,35. Rom. 14.16. If thy brother be grieved vrith
thy meat, now walkest thou not charitably.
Destroy not him with thy meat, for whom
Christ died.
Rora, 16.1, We then that are strong ought
to bear the infirmities of the weak, and not to
please ourselves. 2, Let every one of us please
his neighbour for his good to edification. 3.
Even Christ pleased not hiraself.
1 Cor, 10.24. Let no man seek his ovra, but
eveiy man another's wealth.
Gal, 6.2. Bear ye one another's burdens,
and so fulfil the law of Christ,
PhU. 2.4. Look not every man on his own
things, but every man also on the things of
others. 20- I have no raan likerainded, who
wUJ naturaUy care for your state. 21. For aU
seek their ovra, not the things which are Jesus
Christ's. 2 Tim. 3.2. For men shaU be lovers of
their own selves. 3. Without natural affec
tion, Jas. 2,15, If a brother or sister be naked,
and destitute of daUy food, 16, And one of
you say unto them. Depart in peace, be ye
warmed and fiUed; uotvrithstanding ye give
them not those things which are needful to
the body ; what doth it profit ?
Selfishness, ExAMPma op: Cain, Gen. 4.9.
Lot, Gen. 13,10,11, Meroz, &c., Jud. 6.16,17,23.
Men of Succoth, &c., Jud, 8.6,8. David's
soldiers, 1 Sam 80.22. Jonah, Jonah 4.10,11.
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srlf-righteodsness

SELF-RIGHTKOUSNESS

Priest and Levite, Luk. 10.81,32. Rich raan,
Luk. 16,19-21.
See POOE, UNKINDNESS TO — LoTB— UN
SELFISHNESS, SELF-RIGHTEOUSNESS. Nura. 16.3.
Ye take too rauch upon you, seeing aU the
congi-egation are holy, every one of them, and
the Lord is araong them.
Deu. 9.4, Speak not thou in thine heart.
For my righteousness the Lord hath brought
me in to possess this land : but for the wicked
ness of these nations the Lord doth drive them
out frora before thee, 5. Not for thy right
eousness, or for the uprightness of thine
heart, dost thou go to possess their land.
1 Sam. 2.9. By strength shall no man pre
vaU, Job 13.13. Hold your peace, let rae alone,
that I raay speak, and let corae on me what
win. 19. Who is he that vrill plead with rae ?
for now, if I hold ray tongue, I shaU give up
the ghost. V, 1-19.
Job 22.2. Can a raan be profitable unto
God, as he that is wise may be profitable unto
hiraself? 3. Is it any pleasure to the Al
raighty, that thou art righteous ? or isit gain
to him, that thou makest thy ways perfect ?
Job 83.9. I am clean without transgres
sion, I am innocent ; neither is there iniquity
in me.
Job 85,2. Thinkest thou this to be right,
that thou saidst. My righteousness is more
than God's ? 7. If thou be righteous, what
givest thou him? or what receiveth he of
thine hand? 8. Thy vrickedness may huH a
raan as thou art; and thy righteousness Ttiay
profit the son of man.
Pro, 14,12, There is a way which seemeth
right unto a raan, but the end thereof are the
ways of death.
Pro. 16,2. All the ways of a raan are clean
in his ovra eyes ; but the Lord weigheth the
spirits. Pro. 20.6. Most men wUl proclaim every
one his own goodness.
Pro. 21.2. Every way of a man is right in
his own eyes : but the Lord pondereth the

Pro. 28.13. He that covereth his sins shaU
not prosper.
Pro. 30.12. There is a generation that are
pure in their own eyes, and yet is not washed
from their filthiness. 13. There is a genera
tion, O how lofty are their eyes I and their
eyelids are Ufted up.
Isa. 28.17. The haU shaU sweep away the
refuge of lies, and the vraters shaU overflow
the hiding-place. 20. The bed is shorter than
that a man can stretch himself on it : and the
covering narrower than that he can vprap him
self in it.
Isa. 50,11, Behold, aU ye that kindle a fire,
that compass yourselves about with sparks :
walk in the Ught of your fire, and in the sparks
that ye have kindled. This shaU ye have of
mine liand ; ye shaU Ue dovra in sorrow.
Isa, 65.5. Which say. Stand by thyself,
come not near to me ; for I am hoUer than
thou. These are a smoke in ray nose, a fire
that burneth aU the day.
Jer. 2,23, How canst thou say, I am not
poUuted, I have not gone after Baalim ? see
thy way in the vaUey, know what thou haat
done, 36. Thou sayest, Because I am innocent,
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surely his anger shall tum from me. Behold,
I will plead vrith thee, because thou sayest, !
have not sinned,
Jer, 7,4, Tmst ye not in lying words, say
ing. The teraple of the Lord, The temple of
the Lord, The temple of the Lord, are these,
Jer. 8,8. How do ye say. We are wise, and
the law of the Lord is with us ?
Jer, 17-5, Cursed be the man that trusteth
in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose
heart departeth frora the Lord,
Eze. 33.24. They that inhabit those wastes
of the land of Israel speak, saying, Abraham
was one, and he inherited the land : but we
are raany ; the land is given us for inherit
ance. Hos. 12,8. In aU ray labours they shaU find
none iniquity in rae that were sin.
Araos 6.13. Ye which rejoice in a thing of
nought, which say, Have we not taken to us
horns by our own strength ?
Hab. 2.4. His soul which is lifted up is not
upright in him,
Zeph, 8.11. Ivrilltakeawayoutcfthemidst
of thee thera that rejoice in thy pride, and thou
shalt no more be haughty because of my holy
mountain. Mat. 7.22. Many will say to rae in that day,
Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy
name ? and in thy name have cast out derils ?
and in thy narae done raany wonderful works ?
23. And then vrill I profess unto thera, I never
knew you : depart from me, ye that work
iniquity. Mat. 9.11. When the Pharisees saw i(, they
said unto his disciples. Why eateth your
Master vrith pubUcans and sinners? Mar.
2.16. Luk. 6.30.
Mat. 16.6. Take heed and beware of the
leaven of the Pharisees and of the Sadducees.
Mar. 8.16.
Mat. 19.16. Good Master, what good thing
shaU I do, that I may have etemal Ufe? 20.
The young raan saith unto him. All these
things have I kept from my youth up : what
lack I yet? Mar. 10,20.
Mat. 21.31. The pubUcans and the harlots
go into the kingdom of God before you. 32.
For John came unto you in the way of right
eousness, and ye believed him not: but the
publicans and the harlots beUeved him : and
ye, when ye had seen it, repented not after
ward, that ye might beUeve him.
Mat. 22,12. F^end, how camest thou in
hither not having a wedding garment ? And
he was speechless. 18. Then said tiie king to
the servants. Bind hira hand and foot, and
take hira away, and cast him into outer dark
ness ; there shaU be weeping and gnashing of
teeth. Mat, 23,29, Ye buUd the tombs of the pro
phets, and garnish the sepulchres of the rightr-
eous, 30. And say. If we had been in the
days of our fathers, we would not have been
partalcers with them in the blood of the pro
phets. 31, Wherefore ye be witnesses unto
yourselves, that ye are the chUdren of them
which killed the prophets.
Luk. 7,39, This raan, if he were a prophet,
woiUd have known who and what raanner of
woman this is that toucheth him : for she is a
sinner, v. 40-47.
Luk. 10.29. He, willing to justify himself,
said unto Jesus. And who is my neighbour?

SENATE
Luk. 15.2. The Pharisees and scribes mur
mured, sajing, This man receiveth sinners, and
eateth vrith them. 29. Lo, these many years
do I serve thee ; neither transgressed I at any
tirae thy coraraandraent ; and yet thou never
gavest me a kid, that I might raake merry with
my friends.
Luk. 16.16. Ye are tbey which justify your
selves before men ; but God knoweth your
hearts: for that which is highly esteemed
5.mong raen is aboraination in the sight of
God, Luk. 18.9. He spake this parable imto
certain which trusted in themselves that they
were righteous, and despised others,
9-14,21. Jno. 7.47. Are ye also deceived? 48. Have
any of the rulers or of the Pharisees beUeved
on him ? 49. But this people who knoweth not
the law are cursed.
Jno. 8.33. We be Abraham's seed, and
were never in bondage to any man : how sayest
thou, Ye.shaU be raade free? 41. Then said
they to hira. We be not born of fornication ;
we have one Father, even Grod.
Jno. 9.39. Jesus said, For judgment I am
corae into this world, that they which see not
might see ; and that they whidi see might be
made blind. 40. And some of the Pharisees
which were with hira heard these words, and
said unto hira. Are we bUnd also? 41. Jesus
said unto thera. If ye were bUnd, ye should have
no sin : but now ye say. We see ; therefore
your sin remaineth.
Rom. 2.17. Thou art called a Jew, and
restest in the law, and makest thy boast of
God, 19, And art confident that thou thyself
art a guide of the blind, a light of them which
are in darkness, 20, An instructor of the
foolish, a teacher of babes, which hast the
forra of knowledge and of the truth in the
law. Rom. 3,27, Where is boasting then ? It is
excluded. By what law? of works? Nay:
but by the law of faith,
Rom. 10.3. They being ignorant of God's
righteousness, and going about to estabUsh
their wn righteousness, have not submitted
themselves unto the righteousness of God,
Rora. 11,19, Thou wUt say then. The
branches were broken off, that I might be
graffed in, 20, WeU ; because of unbeUef they
were broken off, and thou standest by faith.
Be not highminded, but fear : 21. For if God
spared not the natural branches, take heed lest
he also spare not thee,
2 Cor, 1.9. We had the sentence of death
in ourselves, that we should not trust in our
selves, but in God,
Rev, 3.17, Thou sayest, I am rich, and
increased with goods, and have need of noth
ing ; and knowest not that thou art wretched,
and miserable, and poor, and blind, and
naked. See False Confidence — Hypocrisy —
Pride — Pri vileges— Works,
SENATE, the sanhedrim. Act. 5.21. Sena
tor, an elder, Psa. 105,22. See Sanhedrim
— Elder,SENEH, a rock guarding the passage of
Michmash, 1 Sara, 14.4.
SENIR. See Hermon.
SENNACHERIB, king of Assyria, invades

SERVANTS
Judah ; receives tribute from Hezekiah, 2 Kin
18.13-16, 2Kin, 19.8, Sends Rabshakeh, &c.,
to Jerusalem ; his blasphemy, 2 Kin. 18.17-37.
2 Kin. 19. 2 Chr. 32. Isa. c, 36 & 37. His
army destroyed by an angel ; assassinated by
his sons, 2 Kin. 19.35-37. Isa, 37,36-38,
SENSUALITY. See Worldliness —
Drunkenness. SEFHAR, Mount, the eastern Urait of
Joktan, Gen. 10.30.
SEPHARAD, a region to which the Jew
ish exiles were taken, Obad. 20.
SEPHARVAIM, a city in Mesopotamia,
conquered by the Assyrians, from which col
onists were brought to Samaria ; idolatry oi
the Sepharrites, 2 Kin. 17.24,31. 2 Kin. 18.34.
2 Kin. 19.18. Isa. 36.19. Isa. 37.13.
SEPULCHRE. See Burial-places,
SERAIAH, the high-priest at the capture
of J erusalera ; slain by Nebuchadnezzar, at
Riblah, 2 Kin. 25. 18-21. Jer. 52. 24-27. Ezra's
father, Ezr, 7,1 with 1 Chr. 6,14, but see Neh.
11. U. - conspires against GedaUah, 2 Kin.

25,23. Jer. 40.8,9.

 , charaberlain of Zedekiah, intriKt-
ed with a prophecy by Jeremiah, Jer. 51,59-64
{v. 69 marg.).
SERAPHIM (buming ones), Isa. 0.2,6.
See 2 Kin. 2.11. 2 Kin, 6,17.
SERGEANT (rod-holder or lictor), one who
carried the Roman baton, or bundle of rods,
Act. 16.36,38.
SERGIUS Paulus, proconsul of Cyprus,
converted by Paul, on seeing Elymas struck
blind. Act. 13.7-12.
SERPENT, Gen. 49.17. Deu. 32.24. Job
26.13. Psa. 140.3. Pro. 30.19. Ecc. 10.8.
Araos 9.3. Mat. 7.10. Rev. 9,19. Moses'
rod changed to, Ex. 4.3. Ex. 7.15. Sent
against the IsraeUtes, Num. 21.6,7, Deu.
8.15. ICor, 10.9.
Poison of, Psa. 58.4. Biting of. Pro. 23.32.
Licking the dust. Gen. 3.16. Isa. 65.25. Mic.
7.17, Cunning of. Mat, 10.16. Charming of,
Psa. 58.4,5, Ecc, 10.11, Power given against.
Mar. 16.18. Luk. 10.19. ThedevUcaUed,Rev.
12.9,14,16. Rev, 20.2, See Gen. 3.1-14. 2Cor,
11.3, See Adder, Asp, Cockatrice, Crebpinu
things, Dragon, Scorpion, Viper.
 of Brass, set up by Moses, Num.
21.8,9, Worshipped by Israelites ; des
troyed by Hezekiah, 2 Kin, 18,4, Christ
compared to, Jno. 3,14,16.
SERVANTS. Psa. 123.2. As the eyes of
servants look unto the hand of their masters,
and as the eyes of a maiden unto the hand of
her mistress.
Pro. 13.17. A vricked messenger faileth
into mischief: but a faithful ambassador is
health. Pro. 17.2, A wise servant shaU have rule
over a son that causeth shame, and shall have
part of the inheritance araong the brethren.
Pro. 25.13. As the cold of snow in the tin^e
of harvest, so is a. faithful luessengcr to thera
that send him: for he refre.'iheth the son I of
his raasters.
Pro. 20.6, He that sendeth a raessage by
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SERVANTS
the hand of a fool cutteth off the feet, amd
drinketh damage.
Pro. 27,18. Whoso keepeth the fig tree
shaU eat the fruit thereof : so he that waiteth
on his master shaU be honoured.
Pro. 29.19. A servant wUl not be corrected
by words ; for though he understand he wiU
not answer. Job 19. 15, 16.
Pro, 30.21. The earth is disquieted. 22.
For a servant when he reigneth. 23. And an
handmaid that is heir to her raistress.
Zeph. 1.9. I will punish aU those that leap
on the threshold, which fill their masters'
houses with violence and deceit.
Mai. 1.6. A son honoureth his father, and
a servant his master.
Mat, 8.9, I say to this man, Go, and he
goeth ; and to another. Come, and he coraeth ;
and to my servant. Do this, and he doeth it.
Mat. 24,45, Who then is a faithfid and
wise servant, whom his Lord hath made ruler
over his household, to give thera raeat in due
season? 46. Blessed is that servant, whom
his lord when he cometh shaU find so doing.
47. Verily I say unto you, That he shaU raake
him ruler over aU his goods. 48, But and if
that evU servant shaU say in his heart, My
lord delayeth his commg; 49. And shall
begin to smite his feUow-servants, and to eat
and drink with the drunken ; 60. The Lord of
that servant shaU come in a day when he look
eth not for him, and in an hour that he is not
aware of, 51. And shall cut him asunder,
and appoint him his portion with the hypo
crites : there shaU be weeping and gnashing of
teeth. Luk. 16.12. If ye have not been faithful in
that which is another man's, who shaU give
you that which is your own ? 13. No servant
can serve two masters : for either he vrill hate
the one, and love the other ; or else he will
hold to the one, and despise the other.
Luk. 17.7. Which of you, having a servant
plowing or feeding cattle, wUl say unto hira
by and by, when he is corae frora the field. Go
and sit down to meat ? 8. Aad wiU not rather
say unto him. Make ready wherevrith I may
sup, and gird thyself, and serve rae, till I have
eaten and drunken ; and afterward thou shalt
eat and drink. 9. Doth he thank that servant
because he did the things that were commanded
him ? I trow not.
Jno. 13.16. The servant is not greater than
his lord ; neither he that is sent greater than
he that sent hira.
1 Cor, 4.2. It is required in stewards, that
a raan be found faithful.
1 Cor. 7.21. Art thou caUed being a servant ?
care not for it ; but if thou raayest be made
free, use it rather. 22, For he that is caUed
in the Lord, being a servant, is the Lord's
freeman : likewise also he that is caUed,
being free, is Christ's servant, 23. Ye are
bought with a price ; be not ye the servants
of raen.
Eph. 6.5. Servants, be obedient to them
that are your raasters according to the fiesh,
witli fear and trembling, in singleness of your
heart, as unto Christ ; 6. Not with eyeservicc,
as raenpleasers ; but as the servants of Christ,
doing the will of God from the heart ; 7. Witli
good wiU doing service, as to the Lord, and
not to men : 8. Knowing that whatsoever
good thing anv man doeth, the same shall he
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SERVANTS
I receive of the Lord, whether he be bond m
free. Col. 3.22. Servants, obey in all things your
raasters according to the flesh ; not with eye-
service, as menpleasers ; but in singleness of
heart, fearing God : 28, And whatsoever ye
do, do^t heartUy, as to the Lord, and not
unto raen ; 24. Knowing that of the Lord ye
shall receive the reward of the inheritance :
for ye serve the Lord Christ, 25. But he that
doeth wrong shaU receive for the wrong which
he hath done : and there is no respect of per
sons. 1 Tira. 6.1. Let as many servants as are
under the yoke count their own masters worthy
of aU honour, that the narae of God and his
doctrine be not blasphemed, 2. And they
that have beliering masters, let them not
despise them, because they are brethren ; but
rather do them serrice, because they are faith
ful and beloved, partakers of the beneflt.
Tit. 2.9. Exhort servants to be obedient
unto their own masters, and to please them
well in all thiTigs ; not answering again ; 10.
Not purloining, but shewing aU good fldeUty ;
that they may adorn the doctrine of God our
Sariour in all things.
1 Pet. 2.18. Servants, he subject to your
masters with all fear ; not only to the good
and gentle, but also to the froward. 19. For
this is thankworthy, if a man for conscience
toward God endure grief, suffering wrongfuUy.
20, For what glory is it, if, when ye be buffeted
for your faults, ye shall take it patiently? but
if, when ye do weU, and suffer for it, ye take
it patiently, this is acceptable with God,
Servants, Bad, Examples of: Abimelech's
servants, Gen, 21,25. Ziba, 2 Sam. 16,1-4
with 2 Sam, 19.26,27. Jeroboara, 1 Kin. 11.26.
Gehazi, 2 Kin, 6.20. Zimri, 2 Kin. 9.31.
Servants of Joash, 2 Kin. 12.19-21 ; and of
Araon, 2 Kin. 21.23. Onesimus, Philm. 11.
Servants, Good, Examples of : Jacob,
Gen. 30.29,30. Gen. 31.6,36-42. Joseph, Gen.
39.6,23. Darid, 1 Sam, 18.14. 1 Sam. 19.4.
EUsha, 2 Kin. 2.1-6. Onesimus, PhUm, 11,
Servants of Abrahara, Gen, 24 ; of Boaz, Ruth
2.4; of Jonathan, 1 Sam, 14,7; of Darid,
2 Sara. 12.18. 2 Sara. 15.15,21 ; of Naaman,
2 Kin. 5.2,3,13; of Neheraiah, Neh. 4,16,23;
of Cornelius, Act, 10,7. See Subjects,
See Masters — Kings, officers of.
SERVANTS, Bond, Laws regarding.
SteaUng and seUing a man, punished with
death, Ex, 21.16. Deu. 24.7. 1 Tim. 1.10.
Rev. 18.13. Heathen only, to be bought as
slaves for Ufe, Lev, 25,44-46. 1 Kin, 9,22.
Hebrews might be sold for 6 years ; dismissed
with abundance, Deu, 15,12,14,18 ; violation
of this law, Jer, 34.10-22.
When selling theraselves for life, had the
ear bored with an awl, Deu. 15.16,17. Ex, 21,
6, see Psa, 40.6. Not to be enslaved for Ufe
when poor. Lev. 26,39,40,42 ; this law violated,
2 Kin, 4.1. Neh. 5.6. Strangers allowed to
buy Hebrews ; redeemable at any tirae ; to bo
treated as a yearly hired servant ; free at the
jubUee, Lev. 25.47-55. Neh. 5.8,
Born in the house, Ex. 21.4, Pro. 29.2L
Jer. 2.14. Sold by parents, Ex, 21.7.
Sold for theft, Ex. 22.3; and for debt.
Mat. 18.25. Captives in war enslaved, Deu.
20.14. 2 Kin. 5.2. 2 Clir. 28.8,10. Voluntary
bondage.Lev.25.47. Deu,15.16,l7, Jos,9.11-21.

SERVANTS
A male servant freed on the 7th year; if
married, his wife freed also, unless she was
given to him by his master, Ex. 21.2-4. A
female, if bought for a wife, or taken captive
for a wife, could not be re-sold ; if married,
and a second wife taken, must have fnU main
tenance; otherwise set free, Ex. 21.7-11
Deu. 21.10-14.
If unfaithful, scourged, Lev. 19.20. If
smitten to death, the master punished, Ex. 21.
20,21. If the master put out an eye or tooth,
the servant freed, Ex. 21.26,27. When gored,
the master recompensed, Ex. 21.32. A run-
.away not to be restored, Deu, 23,15,16, see
Gen, 16.6. 1 Kin. 2.39,40. Pliil. 10.21.
Took part in all festivals, Deu. 12.12,18.
Deu, 18.11,14. Deu. 29.10-13 ; on being cir
cumcised, Ex. 12.44. Gen. 17.13,27. Ezr. 2.
65. RestedonSabbath, Ex. 20.10. Ex. 23.12.
Den. 5.14. Freed at the end of the Oth year.
Ex, 21.1-11. Deu. 15.12 ; at the jubUee, Lev,
25.41,54. Enjoyed the fruits of the land at the
jubilee. Lev. 25.6. To be instructed, Deu,
31.10-13. Christian servants encouraged, 1 Cor 7.
21.22. 1 Cor. 12.13. Gal. 3.28. Eph. 6.8.
Servants, Bond, Examples of : Gen.
12.16. Gen. 30.43. Gen. 32.5. 1 Sam. 30.13.
Bom in the house. Gen. 14.14. Gen. 17.13,27.
Ecc. 2.7. Bought, Gen. 17.13,27. Gen. 37,
28,36. Gen. 39.17. Deu. 28.68. Est. 7.4.
Eze. 27.13. Rev. 18.1,3. Taken captive. Gen.
43.18. 2 Ein, S.2, Given as a present, Gen.
20.14. Intermarriage of, with master and family,
1 Chr. 2.34,35. Gen. 30.3,9. Gen. 16.1,2,6.
In places of trust. Gen. 24.2-10. Gen, 39.4-6,
Pro, 30.23. Dan. 1.19.
Israelites enslaved in Egypt, Ex. 1.14. Ex,
5.7-14. Deu. 6.12,21. In Babylon, 2 Chr.
36.20. Gibeonites enslaved, Jos. 9.23. Canaan
ites, 1 Kin. 9.21.
SERVANTS, Hiked. Hired by the day.
Mat. 20.2. Job. 7.2 ; the year. Lev. 25.53 ;
for longer periods. Gen. 29.15-18; in the
market-place. Mat, 20.1-3. Wages paid in
kind. Gen. 30.31,32. 2 Chr. 2.10 ; in money.
Mat. 20.2. To be paid promptly. Lev. 19.13.
Deu. 24.14,15. See Masters.
SETH, Adam's 3d son ; his descendants.
Gen, 4.25,26, Gen. 5.3-8. 1 Chr. 1.1. Lnk.
3.38. SEVEN. Peculiar occurrences of the num
ber seven. 7 days. Gen, 2.3. Gen. 7.4,10. Gen.
8.10,12. Ex. 7.25. Jud. 14.12. 1 Sam. 10.8.
1 Sam. 11.3. 1 Sam. 13.8. 1 Kin. 8.66. Eze.
3.16. Act. 20.6, Act. 21.4. Act. 28.14.
Feasts lasted 7 days, Ex. 12.15. Lev. 23.34,42.
Priests and altars consecrated 7 days, Ex. 29.
30,35,37, Defilement lasted 7 days. Lev. 12.2.
Lev. 13.4 ; and fasting, 1 Sam. 31.13. Lamb to
remain 7 days with dam, Ex. 22.30. Mourn
ing 7 days. Gen. 60.10. Job 2.18 ; and feast-
mg. Est, 1.6.
7 years' service, Uen. 29.18. Famine, 2 Sam.
24.13. 2 Kin. 8.1. Madness of Nebuchadnez-
zar,Dan.423. 7 weeks, Dan. 9.25. 70weeks,
Dan. 9.24. 7 Sabbaths for Pentecost, Lev.
23.16. 7 Sabbaths of years for jubilee. Lev.
26.8. 7 animals given and offered. Gen. 7.2, Gen,
21 28 Lev. 23.18. Num. 29.32. 1 Cbr.

SHARON
15.26. 7altars with 7 buUs and 7 rams offered.
Num. 23.1,
Blood sprinkled 7 times. Lev, 4.6. Lev
14.7; and oU, Lev. 14.16. Priests with
7 trumpets encompass Jericho 7 times on
the 7th day, Jos. 6.4. Elijah's servant goes 7
times, 1 Kin. 18.43. Naaman dips 7 times.
2 Kin. 5.10.
Bowing 7 times. Gen. 33.3. Praising God 7
times, Psa. 119 164. Punishment 7 times.
Lev. 26.18,21. 70 and 7 fold. Gen. 4.24.
Restoration 7 fold. Pro. 6.31. Forgiveness 70
times 7, Mat, 18.22. Furnace heated 7 times,
Dan. 3.19. SUver purified, Psa. 12.6. Saul's
7 sons put to death, 2 Sam. 21.6.
7 chamberlains. Est. 1.10,14. Ezr. 7.14.
Maidens, Est. 2.9, Sons, Ruth 4.15, 1 Sam.
2.5. Jer, 15.9. Wise men. Pro. 26.16.
Women, Isa. 4.1. Shepherds, Mic. 6.6, Poor
men, Ecc, 11.2. 7 deacons, Act. 6.3. Churches.
Rev. 1.4.
Fleeing 7 ways, Deu. 28.25. 7 troubles. Job
6.19. Sins, Pro. 6.16. Pro. 24.16 PUlars,
Pro. 9.1. Streams, Isa. 11.15. Days' light,
Isa. 30.26. Withes and locks, Jud. 16.7,13.
7 lamps, Ex. 25..37. Rev. 1.12. 7 evil
spirits. Mat. 12.45. Devils, Mar. 16.9. 7
spirits. Rev. 1.4. Rev. 3.1. Rev. 4.6. Rev.
5.6. 7 angels with trumpets. Rev. 8.2; with
7 last plagues. Rev. 15.1.
7 kine and ears. Gen. 41.2-7. Eyes, Zee.
3.9. Zee. 4.10. Rev. 5.6, Stars, Amos, 5.8.
Rev. 1.16. Seals, Rev. 5.1. Thunders, Rev.
10.3. 7000slain, Rev. 11.13. 7 heads, crowns,
mountains, & kings, Eev. 12.3. Rev. 17.0,10,
SEVENTY. 70 elders, Ex. 24.1,9, Num,
11.16,24,25. 70 disciples, Luk. 10.1,17. 70
years, Jer, 25.11,12. Jer. 29.10. Dan. 9.2.
Zee. 1.12. Zee. 7.5. 70 weeks, Dan. 9.24.
SHAALBIM or Shaalabbin, Jos. 19,42 ;
an Amoritish town given to Dan, Jud. 1,35.
1 Kin. 4.9. 2 Sam. 23.32.
SHADRACH, Dan. 1. Dan. 2.17,49. Dan. 3.
SHALIM, a city of Shechem whose people
were massacred by Jacob's sons. Gen. 33.18.
Gen. 34. See Shaalbim, Salim. Land of
Shalim, 1 Sam. 9.4.
SHALISHA, a district near Mount Ephraim,
1 Sam. 9.4. Baal-shalisha, 2 Kin. 4.42.
SHALLUM, 15th king of .Israel ; slays king
Zachariah ; reigns one month ; slain by Menar
hem, 2 Kin. 15.10-13.
 , sou of Josiah. See Jehoahaz.
SHALMANESER, kmg of Assyria, makes
Hoshea king of Israel tributary ; imprisons
him ; takes Samaria ; deports the Israelites ,
colonises Samaria from Assyria, 2 Kin. 17.
3-6,24-27. 2 Kin. 18.9-12.
SHAMGAR, a Judge of Israel ; defeats the
Philistines, Jnd. 3.31. Jud. 5.6.
SHAMIR, residence of Tola the Judge, in
Mount Ephraim, Jud. 10.1,2. Jos, 16.48.
SHAMMAH, one of David's chiefs, defeats
the Philistines, 2 Sam. 23.11,12.
SHAPHAN, a scribe appointed by Josiah
to repair the temple ; brings the book of tbe
law to him, 2 Kin, 22. 2 Cbr, 34.8-20.
SHAREZER. See Adrammelech.
SHARON, a district between Joppa and
Cesarea; its herds, 1 Chr. 27.29; roses. Song
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SHAVEH
2,1 ; fertility, Isa. 36.2. Isa. 66.10. Isa. 33.9.
Christians in, Act. 9.35.
SHAVEH, the king's dale, north of Jeru
salem : the king of Sodom and Melchizedek
meet Abraham at. Gen. 14.17,18. Absalom's
pillar in, 2 Sam. 18.18.
SHAVING. See Baldness— Beard.
SHEBA, son of Raamah, Gen. 10.7. 1 Chr.
L9; of Joktan, Gen. 10.28. IChr. 1.22; of
Joksban, son of Abraham and Keturah, Gen.
26.3, 1 Chr. 1.32.
 , and the Sabeans, a country and
people of Arabia-FeUx. Queen of, visits
Solomon, 1 Kin. 10.1-13. 2 Chr. 9.1-12. Gold,
spices, and precious stones of, 2 Chr, 9.9. Psa.
72.16. Isa. 60.6. Jer. 6.20. Merchants of,
Eze. 27.22,23. Eze. 38.13. Joel 3.8. People
of, invade Uz, Job 1,15. Job 6.19. Pro
phecies of, Psa. 72.10,15. Isa. 60.6. Jer. 6.
20. See Sabeans. -, his rebellion against David, and

death, 2 Sam. 20,
SHEBNA, treasurer under Hezekiah; re
proved, and his captivity predicted, Isa. 22.
15-19. Afterwards scribe, 2 Kin, 18.18-26,37.
2 Kin. 19.2. Isa. 36.3,11,22. Isa. 37.2.
SHECHEM or Syohem, a district in
Samaria, 1 Chr. 7.28. Psa. 60.6. Psa, 108.7.
Abraham visits. Gen, 12.6; and Jacob, Gen.
83.18,19. Jos. 24.32. Act. 7.16. Jacob hides
idols in, G«n. 35.4. Joseph's brethren in. Gen,
37.12,14.  , a Levitical city of refuge in Mount
Ephraim, Jos. 20.7. Jos. 21.21. Jud. 21.19.
Joshua makes a covenant with Israel in ; and
is buried in, Jos. 24.1-25,32. People of, make
Ahimelech king ; and quarrel with him ; he
defeats them, Jud. 8.31. Jud. 9.1-49,57.
Rehoboam crowned at, 1 Kin. 12.1, Jero
boam's residence, 1 Kin. 12.25. Ishmael slays
men from, Jer. 41.5, Jesus visits (Sychar),
Ino, 4.5,39-42, Idol of, see Baal-berith.
 , son of Hamor, prince of Shechem ;
defiles Dinah ; circumcision of ; murdered and
his city destroyed by Jacob's sons. Gen, 33.
18-20. Gen. 34. Gen. 49.6.
SHEEP, Lamb, Den. 14.4. Great flocks of.
Gen. 13.6. Gen. 24.35. Gen. 26.14, Gen.
29.2. Gen. 32.14. Job 1.3. Job 42.12.
2 Kin. 3.4. 1 Chr. 27.31. 2 Chr. 32.29.
Bashan noted for, Deu. 32.14. Bozrah, Mic.
2.12. Kedar, Eze. 27.21. Nebaioth, Isa. 60.7.
Sharon, lsa. 65.10. Jacob's experiment with.
Gen. 30.32-40. Sheep-shearing, Gen. 31.19.
Gen. 38.12-17. Song 4.2; feasting at, ISam.
25.11,38. 2 Sam. 13.23. Given in tribute,
IChr. 6.21. 2 air. 17.11. Offered in sacrifice
by Abel, Gen. 4.4. Noah, Gen. 8.20. Abra
ham, Gen, 22.13. See Offerings. First
fleece of, given to the priest, Deu. 18.4.
Parable of the ewe-lamb, 2 Sam. 12.1-4; lost
sheep, Luk. 16.4-7, lUustrative, 1 Chr. 21.17.
Psa. 74.1. lsa. 53.7. Jer. 13.20. Jer. 60.6.
See Shepherds.
SHEKEL, value in sUver, 2/4 ; in weight,
20 gerahs (10 dwt.), Ex. 30.13. Lev. 27.26,
see Eze. 46.12. 3000 equal to 100 talents, Ex.
38.25-27. Shekel of the sanctuary, Ex. 30.13.
Num. 7.85. After the king's weight, 2 Sam.
14.26. Of sUver, Gen. 23.16,16. Of brass,
1 Sam.17.6. Iron, 1 Sam. 17.7. Gold, 1 Chr.
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SHEW-BREAD
21.25, 2 measures of barley sold for, 2 Kin. 7,
1,16. Food of Ezekiel, 20 shekels (10 oz.) in
weight a day, Eze, 4.10. A half shekel (bekah),
Ex. 30.13,15, Quarter shekel, 1 Sam. 9.8.
SHEM, son of Noah, Gen, 6,32. Gen. 6.10,
Gen. 9.18. 1 Chr. 1.4. Saved in the ark,
Gen. 7.13. Blessed for his dutiful conduct.
Gen. 9.23-27, His descendants. Gen. 10.
1,21-32. Gen. 11.10-28. 1 Chr. 1.17-64. Luk.
3.36. SHEMAIAH, a prophet ; forbids Rehoboam
to invade Israel, 1 Kin. 12.22-24. 2 Chr. 12.
5-8. Writes Rehoboam's history, 2 Chr. 12.15.
 , a false prophet, and enemy of
Jeremiah, Jer. 29.24-32,
SHEMEBER, king of Zebobaa; defeated
by Chedorlaomer, Gen. 14.2-12.
SHEMER, owner of the bUl on which
Samaria was built, 1 Kin. 16.24.
SHEMINITH (octave or bassf), 1 Chr,
16.21. Titles of Psalms 6 & 12,
SHENIR. See Hermon.
SHEFHATIAH, an enemy of Jeremiah,
Jer. 38.1-6.
SHEPHERDS and Herdmen. Carried
a scrip, 1 Sam. 17.40 ; a rod, Lev. 27.32. Psa.
23.4. Zee. 11.7-10. ISam. 17.40; a sUng,
ISam. 17.49. Dweltin tents, 2 Chr. 14.16. Song
1.8. Isa. 38.12. Had watch-towers, 2 Chr.
26.10. Mic. 4.8.
Dug wells and watered the flocks. Gen. 21,
25. Gen. 29.2-10. Ex. 2.16-19. Watched
and defended the flocks, Gen. 31.40. Ex. 22.
12. 1 Sam. 17.34,35. Song 1.7. Luk. 2.8,
Kept them in folds. Num. 32.16. 1 Sam,
24.3. 2 Sam. 7.8. Jno. 10.1.
Nnmbered them, Lev. 27.32. Jer. 83.13.
Knew them by name, Jno. 10.3-5. Went
before them, Psa. 78.52,58. Jno. 10.3,4. The
sheep kept apart from the goats, Eze. 84,17,
Mat. 25.32. Used dogs. Job 80.1.
Abel a shepherd. Gen. 4.2. Chiefs and their
famUies were shepherds. Gen. 29.9. Ex. 2.16.
Ex. 3.1. 1 Sam. 16.11. Shepherds of the
kings, 1 Chr. 27.29-31. Were an abomination
to the Egyptians, Gen. 46.34, The angels
appeared to shepherds, Luk. 2.8-20.
lUustrative, Gen. 49.24. Psa. 23.1. Psa.
80.1. Isa. 44.28. Eze. 34.2. Mat. 26.31
Jno. 10.2. Heb. 13.20. 1 Pet. 2.25. Trans
lated pastors, Jer. 2.8. Jer. 3.15. Jer. 12.10
Eph. 4.11. See Sheep,
SHERIFF, a Chaldean lawyer or prefect
Dan. 3.2,3.
SHESHACH, a name of Babylon, Jer. 25
26. Jer. 61.41.
SHESHAN, his daughter married to a freed
Egyptian slave, 1 Chi. 2.31,34,35.
SHESHBAZZAR. See Zerubbabel.
SHETH (tumult) ; that is, enemies of Israel,
Num. 24.17 ; compare Jer. 48.45.
SHETHAR-BOZNAI, an opponent oi the
Jews in buUding the temple, Ezr. 5.3-6. Ezr.
6.6.13, SHEW-BREAD, caUed hallowed bread;
1 Sam. 21.6, Made of flne flour, in 12 cakes,
2-lOths to each cake, sprinkled with frank
incense ; renewed eveiy Sabbath, and set on
the table ; eaten by the priests only,' Lev. 24.
6-9. Ex. 25.30. 2 Chr. 2.4. 2 Chr. 13.11

SHEW-BREAD
Neh. 10.33. Mat. 12.4. Heb. 9.2. Eaten by
David, 1 Sam. 21.6. Mar. 2.26. Prepared by
Levites, 1 Chr. 9.32. 1 Chr. 23.29.
SHEW-BREAD, Table of. Of shittim-
wood, 2 cubits long, 1 broad, 1^ high ; covered
with gold, with a border of crowns round about ;
a ring in each comer, for staves of shittim-wood
overlaid with gold, Ex. 26.23-28. Ex. 37. 10-15.
Set in the holyplace,on the north side, Ex. 26. 85.
Ex. 40.22. Heb, 9.2. Covered with a blue
cloth, on which was set the shew-bread,
with various golden vessels. Num. 4.7. Ex.
25.29,30. Ex. 37.16. Lev. 24.6-8. Anointed,
Ex. 30.28,27. Directions for its removal.
Num. 4.7. Tables made by Solomon, 1 Kin.
7.48,60. 2 Chr. 4.19.
SHIBBOLETH, pronounced Sieeoleth
by the Ephraimites, Jud. 12.6.
SHIELD, Target, Buckler, Jud. 5.8.
2 Sam. 1.21. 2 Chr. 14.8. 2 Chr. 17.17.
2 Chr. 26.14. Jer. 46.3. Eze. 38.4. Of brass,
1 Kin. 14.27. Of gold, 2 Sam. 8.7. 1 Kin.
10.16,17. Of wood,Eze. 39.9,10. With studs,
Job 15.26. Armouriesof, IKin. 10.17. 2 Chr,
11.12. 2 Chr. 32.5,27. Blustrative, Gen. 15.1.
Deu. 33.29. Psa. 18.2, &0.
SHIGGAION or Shigionoth, ^ song or
psalm {title), Psa. 7. Hab. 3.1.
SHILOH, prophetic name of Christ, Gen.
49.10.  , a city of Ephraim, north of Bethel,
Jud. 21.19, Tabemaele at, Jos. 18.1. Jud.
18.31. Jud. 20.18,26,27. I Sam. 1.3. 1 Sam.
2.14. Psa. 78.80. Jer. 7.12. Ark taken from,
1 Sam. 4.3,4. Casting of the lot at, Jos. 18.
8-10. Jos. 19.51.
Head-quarters of Joshua, Joa. 21.1,2. Jos.
22.9. Israelites assemble at, Jos. 22.12.
Yearly feast at ; stratagem to give the Ben
jamites wives, Jud. 21,12-23. Hannah prays
at, and brings Samuel to, 1 Sam. 1,3,9,24.
Revelations to Samuel in, 1 Sam. 8.21.
Eli's death at, 1 Sam. 4.12-22. Ahiah
priest at, 1 Sam. 14.3. Ahijah the prophet's
residence, 1 Kin. 14.2. Its destruction, Jer.
7.12,14. Jer. 26.8,9. Worshippers from,
Jer. 41.5.
SHIMEI, a Benjamite who cursed David,
2 Sam. 16.6-18. Pardoned by David, 2 Sam.
19.16-23. Forbidden, by Solomon to leave
Jemsalem ; and put to death for breaking his
parole, 1 Kin. 2.38-46.
SHINAR, Gen. 11.2. See Babylonia.
SHIPS, Job 9.26. Mar. 4.36-38. Act. 21.2.
Sails, masts, tackling, and rudder of, Isa.
33.23. Eze 27.6-7. Act. 27.17,19,40. Oars
used, Jonah 1.13. Mar. 6.48, see Oars. Hold
of, Jonah 1.5. Helm of, Jas. 3.4. Figure
head of. Act. 28.11. Anchors used. Act. 27.
20,30,40. Heb. 8.19. Carried boats. Act. 28.
30,32. Ferry-boat, 2 Sam. 19.18.
Of Egypt, Deu. 28.68; Dan. Jud. 6.17;
Tarshish, IKin, 22.48; Chaldeans; Isa. 43.14;
Chittim, Num, 24.24. Dan. 11.30; Tyre,
2 Chr. 8.18. 1 Kin. 10.11 ; Solomon, 1 Kin.
9.26,27 ; Jehoshaphat, 1 Kin, 22.48. Adra
myttium, Act, 27.2 ; Alexandria, Act. 27.6.
BuUt at Ezion-geber, 2 Chr. 20.36. Of flr, Eze.
27,5,9. Shipmaster, Jonah 1.6, Act. 27.11.
PUot, Eze. 27,8,27-29. SaUors, 1 Kin. 9.27.
Act. 27.30.

RTEGE
SHISHAK, king of Egypt, protects Jerc
boam, 1 Kin. 11,40. Sacks Jerusalem, 1 Kin.
14.26,26. 2 Chr. 12.2-9.
SHITTIM or Shittah ,the acacia), Isa.
41.19. The ark, tabemaele, A;c., made of. Ex
25.5-28, Ex. 26.16-87. Ex. 37. Ex. 38.1-8.
 , in Moab ; Israelites idolatry, &c,
in, Num. 25. Num. 33,49. Mic. 6.5. Spies
sent from, Jos. 2.1.
 , Vale of, west of Jordan, Joel
3.18. SHOCHOH or Sochoh, a city of Judah,
Jos. 16.36. David defeats Goliath near, 1 Sam.
17.1. Fortified by Rehoboam, 2 Chr. 11.7.
Taken by PhiUstmes, 2 Chr. 28.18.
SHOE or Sandal, Mat. 8.11. Mar. 6.9.
Act. 12.8. Women's, of badgers' skin, Eze.
16.10. Latchet of. Gen. 14.23. Isa. 6.27.
Mar. 1.7. Puttmg ofi' in worship, Ex. 3.5.
Jos. 5.15. Loosing from the foot on refusing
to many a brother's widow, Deu. 25.9,10.
Ruth 4.7,8. Casting, a mark of conquest,
Psa, 60.8. Put ofi' in mourning, Isa. 20.2.
Eze. 24. 17. A pair of, given for a slave, Amos
2.6, Amos 8.6.
SHOSHANNIM or Shushan, a musical
mstrument resembling a lily ; Shoshannim
Eduth, lyric pipe, titles of Psalms 46, 80, 69, 80,
SHOVEL, Ex. 27.3. Jer. 62.18. Com
winnowed with, Isa. 80.24.
SHRINE (Gr. tuws), a sUver model of a
temple, Act. 19.24.
SHtTLAMITE (Shunemite?), Song 6.13.
SHUNEM, a town of Issachar, Jos, 19.18.
Philistines pitch near, 1 Sam. 28.4. EUsha
restores a boy to life in, 2 Kin. 4. AbL-ihag
belonged to, 1 Kin. 1.3.
SHUR or Etham, desert of, Ex. 16,22 with
Num. 33.8. Hagar wanders in. Gen. 16.7.
 , a city on the confines of Egypt aud
Palestine, Gen. 16.7. Gen, 20.1. Gen. 25.18.
1 Sam. 15.7. 1 Sam. 27.8.
SHUSHAN (Susa), capital of Persia, Neh,
1.1. Est. c. lto9. Daniel'svisionin, Dan. 8.2.
Colonists from, in Samaria, Ezr. 4.9. See
Shoshannim. SHUTTLE, Job 7.8.
SIBMAH, a town of Reuben, Nnm, 32.38.
Jos. 13.19 ; also a vine district, Isa. 16.8,9.
Jer. 48.32.
SICKLE, Deu. 18,9. Deu. 23.26. Jer. 60.
18 {marg. scythe), Mar, 4.29. lUustrative,
Joel 3.13. Rev. 14.14-19.
SICKNESS. See Affliction — Diseases.
SIDDIM Vale of (now covered by the
Dead Sea), fiUl of slime pits ; the Sodomites.
Ac, defeated in. Gen. 14.3-10.
SIDON. See Zidon.
SIEGE. By intrenchments, Deu. 20.20. Isa.
37.33. Battering-rams, 2 Sam. 20.16. Eze,
4 2. Eze. 26.8-12. Emptying moats, lsa.
19.6. Isa. 37.26. Raising forts, Isa. 29.3
Peace to be oflfered ; humanity enjoined,
Deu. 20.10-12,19,20. Siege of Jericho, Jos. 6
Rabbah, 2 Sam. 11.1 ; Abel, 2 Sam. 20.16
Samaria, 1 Kin. 2».l. 2 Kin. 8.24. 2 Kin,
17,6; Tirzah. 1 Kin. 16.17; Gibbethon 42fi

STEVE
I Kin. 15.27 ; Jerusalera, 2 Kin. 16.6. 2 Kin.
24.10,11, 2 Kin. 26.1-3. 2 Chr. 32.8-6.
SIEVE, Araos 9,9. Dlustrative, Isa. 30.28.
Luk. 22.3L
SIGN, a proof, Luk. 2.12. 2 Cor. 12.12.
.\ portent or presage. Mat. 16.3,4. Mat. 24,3.
A. miracle, Jno. 4.48 ; and so translated, Jno.
2.11. Jno. 3.2, (fee.
SIGNET. See Seal.
SIHON, king of the Amorites, conquers
the Moabites, Num. 21.26-30. Refuses Israel
passage ; slain, and his land occupied by thera.
Num. 21,21-26. Deu, 2.24-37, Deu. 3.2-9.
See Amorites.
SIHOR, (1) The NUe, Jer. 2.18. Isa. 23.8,
see Nile. (2) The river of Egypt, Jos. 13.3.
IChr. 13.5, see River of Egypt. {3} SUior
Libnath, a stream entering the sea near
Carmel, Jos. 19.26.
SILAS or SiLVANUS, sent by the apostles to
Antioch with Paul and Bamabas, Act. 15.
22-34. Paul's fellow-labourer .md companion
in bis 2d journey through Asia Minor, &c.,
Act. 15,40. Act. 17.4-in. 1 The. 1.1. 2 The.
1.1. Imprisoned at Philiijpi ; released by an
angel. Act. 16.19-40.
Remains at Berea with Timothy, Act. 17.14.
Joins Paul at Corinth, Act. 17.15 with Act.
18.6. 2 Cor. 1.19, His character and pro
phetical gifts. Act. 15,22,32. 1 Pet. 5.12.
SILK, Pro, 31,22, Eze. 16.10,13, Rev, 18.
12. Often translated flne linen ; see Linen.
¦ SILOAM, Shiloah, or Siloah (sent), a
fountain or pool in Jerusalem, Neh. 3.15.
Isa. 8.6. Jesus cures a bUnd man by washing
in, Jno. 9.1-11.
 , Tower of, Luk. 13.4.
SILVANUS. See Silas.
SILVER, the ordinary currency. Gen. 13.2.
Gen. 20.16. Amos 8.6. Mat. 26.15. Mat.
10.9. Translated money. Gen. 17.12, Gen.
23.13 with «. 15,16. Mar. 14.11, &c. Provided
by David for the teraple, 1 Chr. 29.2-7.
Abundance of, in Solomon's tirae, 1 Kin. 10,
27, Treasury of, 2 Chr. 32.27. From Tarshish,
2 Chr. 9.21. Eze. 27.12. Palace of. Song 8.9.
Pictures of. Pro. 25.11. Studs, Song 1.11.
Articles made of, see Bowl, Chain, Cup,
Idols, Jewels, Lamp, Piece of silver.
Ring, Shekel, Table, Trumpet.
Workers in, 2 Chr. 2.14. Act. 19.24. Re
fining of, Pro. 17.3. Pro. 25.4. Eze. 22.18-22.
Jer. 6.29,30. See Refiner — Furnace.
SILVERLING, lsa. 7,23. See Piece of
Silver SIMEON, son of Jacob and Leah, Gen. 29,
S3. Gen. 35.23, Ex. 1.2. 1 Chr. 2.1. His
cruelty to the Shecheraites, Gen. 34.25-30.
Gen. 49.5-7. Iraprisoned by Joseph tiU hia
brethren's return. Gen, 42.24,36. Gen. 43.23.
Jacob's last words to, Gen. 49.5-7- His sons,
Gen. 46.10. Ex. 6.15. 1 Chr. 4.24-27.
 , Tribe of, numbered at Sinai,
Nura. 1.22,23. Num, 2.13; and in the plains
of Moab, Num. 26. 1 4. Marched and encamped
under the standard of Reuben, south of the
tabernacle, Num. 2.12. Num. 10.18,19.
Their inheritance, Jos. 19.1-9. Jud. 1.3-17.
A portion of, emigrate to Gedor, 1 Chr. 4.
?S-43. Portion of, keep the passover, 2 Chr.
426

SIN, FRUITS OF
15.9. Idols of, destroyeti by Josiah, 2 Chr.
34.6. For things common to the tribes, see
Israel, tribes of.
SIMEON, a pious, aged raan who ble.'Jf'pd
Jesus in the teraple, Luk. 2.25-36.
SIMEON, Nio-ER (black), a teacher at
Antioch, Act. 13.1. (Supposed to be the same
as Simon the Cyrenian.)
SIMON, an apostle called Zelotes, or the
Canaanite (Cananite), both signifying the
zealot, Mat. 10.4. Mar. 3.18. Luk. 6.15.
Act. 1.13. Supposed to be the son of Cleophas
and Mary, and the brother of James and
Joses, Mat, 18.66, Mar. 6.3.
SIMON THE Cyrenian, compeUed to carry
the cross. Mat, 27,32. Mar, 15.21, Luk.
23.26. SIMON the Leper, made a feast for
Jesus after the raising of Lazarus, Mat. 26.6,
Mar. 14.3. Jno. 12.2.
SIMON Magus, a magician, baptised by
PhiUp, Act. 8.9-13. Offers money for spiritual
gifts, and is rebuked by Peter, Act, 8.18-24.
SIMON Peter. See Peter.
SIMON, a Pharisee, invites Jesus to his
house, where a woman washes his feet with
her tears, Luk, 7.36-44.
SIMON THE Tanner, Peter lodges with,
at Joppa, Act. 9,43. Act. 10,6,
SIN, CoNFiHsioN OF, sce Repentance.
Conviction of, see Conviction. Sin to be
forsaken, see Holiness, Repentance, Self-
denial. SIN, Frxhts of. Its consequences.
Num. 16.38. These sinners against their own
souls. Deu, 29.18. A root that beareth gaU and
wormwood. Job 4.8. They that plow iniquity, and sow
wickedness, reap the same.
Job 6.2. Wrath kUleth the foolish raan,
and envy slayeth the silly one.
Job 13.26. Thou raakest rae to possess the
iniquities of my youth.
Job 20.11. His bones are fuU qf the sin of
his youth, which shall lie down with him in
the dust.
Psa. 6.10. Let them fall by their own coira-
sels ; cast thera out in the raultitude of their
transgressions. Psa, 9.15. The heathen are sunk down in
the pit that they raade : iu the net which they
hid is their own foot taken. 16. Tlie wicked
is snared in the work of his own hands.
Psa. 10.2. Let thera be taken in the devices
that they have imagined,
Psa. 94.23, He shaU bring upon thera their
own iniqmty, and shaU cut them oflf in their
own wickedness,
Psa, 141.10, Let the wicked faU into their
own nets.
Pro. 1.31. Therefore shall they eat of the
fruit of their own way, and be flUedwith their
own devices.
Pro. 3.35. Sharae shaU be the proraotion
of fools.
Pro. 5-22. His own iniquities shall take
the wicked himself, and he shall be holden
with the cords of his sins. 23, He sliaU die
without instruction; and in the grealQCSs of
his folly he shaU go astray.

8TN. FRUITS OF
Pro, 8,86. He that sinnetn against rae
wrongeth his own soul : aU they that hate rae
love death.
Pro. 10.24, The fear of the wicked, it shaU
corae upon him.
Pro, 11.5. The wicked shaU fall by his own
wickedness. 6. Transgressors shaU be taken
in their oum naughtiness. 18. The wicked
worketh a deceitful work. 19. He that pursu
eth evUpwrsueth it to his own death. 27. He
that seeketh raischief, it shaU corae unto him.
Pro. 12.12. The wicked desireth the net of
evil men. 18. The wicked is snared by the
transgression of his Ups. 14, The recompence
of a man's hands shall be rendered unto him,
21, The wicked shaU be fiUed with mischief.
26. The way of the wicked seduceth thera.
Pro, 13.6. "Wickedness overthroweth the
sinner, 15. The way of transgressors is hard.
Pro. 22.8. He that soweth iniquity shaU
reap vanity.
fto. 27.8. As a bird that wandereth frora
her nest, so is a man that wandereth from his
place. Pro. 29.6. In the transgression of an evU
raan there is a snare.
Isa. 3.9. Woe unto their soull for they
have rewarded evU unto themselves. 11. Woe
unto the wicked I it shall he iU vnih him : for
the reward of his hands shall be given him.
Tsa. 57. 20. The wicked are like the troubled
sea, when it cannot rest, whose waters cast up
mire and dirt. 21. There is no peace, saith
ray God, to the wicked.
Jer. 2.17. Hast thou not procured this
unto thyself, in that thou hast forsaken
the Lord thy God, when he led thee by the
way? 19, Thine own wickedness shaU correct
thee, and thy backsliding shaU reprove thee.
Jer. 4.18. Thy way and thy doings have
procured these ViiTigs xmto thee ; this is thy
mckedness, because it is bitter, because it
reacheth unto thine heart.
Jer. 7.19, They provoke themselves to the
confusion of their own faces.
Jer. 14.16. I wiU pour their wickedness
upon them.
Jer. 21.14. I will punish you according to
the fruit of your doings.
Jer. 31.30. Every man that eateth the sour
grape, his teeth shaU be set on edge,
;^e. 11.21. As for them whose heart walk
eth after the heart of their detestable things
and their abominations, I wiU recompense
their way upon their own heads, saith the
Lord God. Eze. 22.81.
Hos, 8.7. They have sown the wind, and
they shall reap the whirlwind.
Hos. 10,13, Ye have plowed wickedness, ye
have reaped iniquity ; ye have eaten the fruit
of lies.
Hos. 13.9. O Israel, thou hast destroyed
thyself. Mic, 7. 13, The land shall be desolate because
of them that dweU therein, for the fruit of
their doings.
Act. 9.5, It is hard for thee to kick against
the pricks.
Rom. 7.5, When we were in the flesh,
tho motions of sins, which were by the law,
did work in our members to bring forth fruit
unto death.
GaL 6.8, He that soweth to his flesh, shaU
of the flesh reap corruption.

SIN, HATEFUL
SIN, Fruits of. Its Hereditary Con-
SEQUENCES, Ex. 20.5. Visiting the iniquity
of the fathers upon the chUdren unto the third
and fourth generation of thera that hate rae.
Ex. 34.7.
Lev, 26.39. Also in the iniquities of their
fathers shall they pine away.
Num, 14.83. Your chUdren shaU wander in
the wUdemess forty years, and bear your
whoredoms, until your carcases be wasted in
the wilderness.
Job 5.4. His chUdren are far from safety,
and they are crushed in the gate, neither is
there any to deliver them.
Job 18.19. He shall neither have son nor
nephew among his people, nor any remaining
in his dwellings, v. 17,
Job 21,19. God layeth up his iniquity for
his chUdren : he rewardeth him, and he shall
know it.
Psa, 21.10. Their fruit shalt thou destroy
from the earth, and their seed from amouR
the chUdren of raen.
Psa. 37.28, The seed of the wicked shaU be
cut off,
Psa. 109.9. Let his chUdren be fatherless,
and his wife a widow, 10. Let his children be
continuaUy vagabonds, and beg ; let thera
seek their bread also out of their desolate
places. Pro. 14,11. The house of the wicked shall
be overthrown,
Isa. 14.20. The seed of evUdoers shall never
be renowned. 21. Prepare slaughter for his
children for the iniquity of their fathers , that
they do not rise, nor possess the land, nor fill
the face of the world with cities. 22. For I
wUl rise up against them, saith the Lord of
hosts, and cut off frora Babylon the name, and
reranant, and son, and nephew, saith the Lord.
Jer. 82.18, Recompensest the iniquity of
the fathers into the bosora of their chUdren
after thera, Isa. 65,7.
Lara. 6.7. Our fathers have sinned, and are
not ; and we have bome their iniquities. Rom.
6.12-21. SIN, Hateful to God, Gen. 6,6, Jt
repented the Lord that he had raade raan on
the earth, and it grieved hira at his heart, 7,
And the Lord said, I wUl destroy raan ; for it
repenteth rae that I have made thera.
Gen, 18.20, Because the cry of Sodom and
Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is
very grievous. Gen. 19,13.
Num. 22.32. I went out to withstand thee,
because thy way is perverse before me.
Deu. 25.16. AU that do such things, and
all that do unrighteously, are an abomination
unto the Lord thy God,
Deu. 82,19. When the Lord saw it, he ab
horred them, because of the provoking of his
sons, and of his daughters.
2 Sam. 11.27. The thing that David had
done displeased the Lord.
1 Kin. 14.22. Judah did evU in the sight of
the Lord, and they provoked him to jealousy
with their sins which they had committed.
Psa. 6,4. Thou art not a God that hath
pleasure in wickedness: neither sliaU evU
dweU with thee, 5. The foolish shall not
stand in thy sight : thou hatest aU workers of
iniquity. 6, Thou shalt destroy them thai
speak leasing : the Lord will abhor the blood>
fl.nd deceitful raan. 427

SIN. HATEFUL
Psa. 10.3. The covetous, whom the Lord
abhorreth, Psa. 11.6, The wicked, and him that loveth
violence, his soul hateth.
Psa. 78.59. When God heard this, he was
wroth, and greatly abhorred Israel,
Psa. 96.10, Forty years long was I grieved
with this generation,
Psa. 106.40. The wrath of the Lord kindled
against his people, insomuch that he abhorred
his own inheritance.
Pro. 3.32. The froward is abomination to
theLord. Pro. 11.20,
Pro. 6.16. These six thiTigs doth the Lord
hate : yea, seven are an abomination unto
hira. v. 17-20.
Pro. 15.9. The way of the wicked is an
abomination unto the Lord, 26. The thoughts
of the wicked are an aboraination to the Lord.
Pro. 21.27, The sacrifice of the wicked is
aboraination : how rauch raore, when he bring
eth it with a wicked mind?
Isa. 43.24. But thou hast made rae to serve
with thy sins, thou hast wearied rae with thine
iniquities, Jer. 25.7. That ye raight provoke me to
anger with the works of your hands to your
own hurt.
Jer. 44,4, Oh, do not this abominable thing
that I hate. 21, Did not the Lord reraember
them, and carae it Twt into his raind ? 22. So
that the Lord could no longer bear, because of
the evU of your doings, and because of the
abominations which ye have coraraitted,
Hos. 4 1, The Lord hath a controversy with
the inhabitants of the land, because there is no
truth, nor mercy, nor knowledge of God in the
land. Mic. 6,1,2.
Hab, 1.13, Thou art of purer eyes than to
behold evil, and canst not look on iniquity.
Zee, 8.17. -AU these are thiTigs that I hate,
saith the Lord.
Luk. 16.15, That which is highly esteemed
araong raen is abomination in the sight of
God. Rev. 2.6. Thou hatest the deeds of the
Nicolaitanes, which I also hate. v. 16,
See God holy — God jealous — God's
JUSTICE — Christ's holiness — Sin sepa
rates from God.
SIN, Hateful to Saints, Glen. 39.9.
How then can I do this great wickedness, and
sin against God ?
Job 1,1, One that feared God, and eschew
ed evil.
Job 21.16, The counsel of the wicked is
far frora me. Job 22.18.
Psa. 26.9. Gather not my soul with sinners,
nor my life with bloody men. v. 5,
Psa, 84.10. I had rather be a doorkeeper
in the house of my God, than to dweU in the
tents of wickedness.
Psa. 101,3. I will set no wicked thing before
mine eyes : I hate the work of thera that turn
aside ; it shall not cleave to me. 7. He that
worketh deceit shaU not dweU within my
house : he that teUeth Ues shaU not tarry in
my sight, v. 4-8.
Psa. 119.104. I hate every false way, 113.
I hate '/iim thoughts, 163. I hate and abhor
lying. V. 128.
Psa. 120.5. Woe is rae/ that I sojoum in
Mesech, that I dweU in tlie tents of Kedar 1
Psa, 139,19. Depart from rae therefore, ye.
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bloody men. 21. Do not I hate them, O Lord,
that hate thee? and ara not I grieved with
these that rise up against thee? 22, I hate
thera with perfect hatred ; I count thera raine
eneraies. Pro. 8.1,3. The fear of the Lord is to hate
evU : pride, and arrogancy, and the evil way,
and the frnward raouth, do T hate.
Pro. 29.27. An unjust raan is an abomina
tion to the just.
Jer- 9.2, Oh that I had in the wUdemess a
lodging-place of wayfaring men, that I might
leave ray people, and go frora tnem ! for they
be all adulterers, an assembly of treacherous
raen. Rora. 7.24. O wretched raan that I ara 1
who shaU deUver rae from the body of this
death ?
2 Pet, 2.7, Just Lot, vexed with the filthy
conversation of the wicked: 8. For that
righteous raan dwelling among thera, in see
ing and hearing, vexed his righteous soul
from day to day with their unlawful deeds.
Jude 23. Others save with fear, pulUng
them out of the fire ; hating even the garraent
spotted by the flesh.
Rev. 2,2. Thou canst not bear them which
are evil.
See Holiness — Temptation— Zeal fimj.
God'8 glory — ^Reproof.
SIN AGAINST the Holy Ghost. See
Holy Spirit, sins against.
SIN, Love of — Sinner's Character.
Gen. 13.13. The raen of Sodom were wicked,
and sinners before the Lord exceedhigly.
Gen, 18.20,
Lev. 18.25, The land is defiled: therefore
I do visit the iniquity thereof upon it, and the
land itself vomiteth out her inhabitants.
Ezr. 9.11.
Deu. 9.13, Behold, it is a stiffnecked peo
ple. 24. Ye have been rebelUous against the
Lord from the day that I knew you.
Deu. 32.32, Their vine is of the vine of
Sodom, and of the fields of Goraorrah : their
grapes are grapes of gall, their clusters are
bitter : 33. Their wine is the poison of dragons,
and the cruel venom of asps.
1 Sara. 2.25. If one man sin against another,
the judge shall judge him : but if a man sin
against the Lord, who shall intreat for him?
1 Sam. 24.13. Wickedness proceedeth frora
the wicked.
1 Kin. 21.20. Thou hast sold thyself to
work evU in the sight of the Lord.
2 Chr. 28.10. Are there not with you, even
with you, sins against the Lord your God?
22. In tlie time of his distress did he trespass
yet more against the Lord : this is tliat king
Ahaz. Job 14.4. AVho can bring a clean thing out
of an traclean ? not one.
Job 15.16. How much more abominable
and filthy is man, which drinketh iniquitv
like water?
Job 20.12. Though wickedness be sweet in
his mouth, though he hide it under his tongue ;
13. Though he spare it, and forsake it not ;
but keep it stUl within his raouth.
Job 22.6. Is not thy wicltedness great?
and thine iniquities infinite ?
Psa. 5.9. Thera is no faithfulness in their
mouth ; their inward part is very wickedness.

SIN, LOVE OP
Pea. 36.1. There is no fear of God before I
bis eyes. 2. For he flattereth himself in his
own eyes, until his iniquity be found to be
hateful. 3. He hath left off to be wise, and
to do good. 4. He deviseth mischief upon his
bed ; he setteth himself in a way that is not
good ; he abhorreth not evU.
Psa. 49,20. Man Wwti is iu honour, and
understandeth not, is like the beasts that
perish. Psa. 119,155. Salvation is far frora the
wicked ; for they seek not thy statutes.
Pro. 1.29. They hated knowledge, and did
not choose the fear of the Lord : 30. They
would none of ray counsel : they despised all
my reproof.
Pro. 2.13. Who leave the paths of upright
ness, to walk in the ways of darkness ; 14.
Who rejoice to do evU, and delight in the
frowardness of the wicked ; 15. Whose ways
are crooked, and they froward in their paths.
Pro, 4.16. They sleep not, except they have
done raischief ; and their sleep is taken away,
unless they cause some to fall.
Pro. 10.23. It is aa sport to a fool to do
raischief. Pro. 13.19. It is abomination to fools to
depart from evil.
Pro. 14.9, Fools make a raock at sin.
Pro. 27.22. Though thou shouldest bray a
fool in a mortar araong wheat with a pestle,
yet wiU not his foolishness depart from him.
Pro. 28.4. They that forsake the law praise
the wicked,
Ecc, 3.18, They themselves are beasts,
Ecc, S.ll, The heart of the sons of raen is
fuUy set in thera to do evil.
Isa, 1,4. Ah sinful nation, a people laden
with iniquity, a seed of evildoers, chUdren
that are corrupters : they have forsaken the
Lord, they have provoked the Holy One of
Israel unto anger, they are gone away back
ward. V. 5,6.
Isa. 3.9, The shew of their countenance
doth witness against thera ; and they declare
their sin as Sodora, they hide it not.
Isa. 6.18. Them that draw iniquity with
cords of vanity, and sin as it were with a cart
rope. Isa. 24.5. The earth also is defiled under the
inhabitants thereof.
Isa. 30,1. Woe to the rebeUious chUdren,
saith the Lord, that take counsel, but not of
me ; and that cover with a covering, but not
ot ray spirit, that they may add sin to sin.
Isa. 32.6, The vile person will speak vU
lany, and his heart wiU work iniquity, to
practise hypocrisy, and to utter error against
the Lord,
Isa, 57,20. The wicked are like the troubled
sea, wh^n it cannot rest, whose waters cast up
mire G.nd dirt. 21, There is no peace, saith
ray God, to the wicked,
Isa. 69.3, Your hands are defiled with blood,
and your fingers with iniquity ; your Ups have
spoken Ues, your tongue hath rauttered per
verseness. 4. None caUeth for justice, nor
any pleadeth for tmth : they trust in vanity,
and speak lies ; they conceive mischief, and
bring forth iniquity. 8. The way of peace
they know not ; and fhere is no judgment in
their goings : they have raade thera crooked
paths : whosoever goeth therein shaU not know
peace.

SIN. LOVE OF
Isa. 63.19. Thou never bearest rule ovei
them ; they were not called by thy narae.
Jer, 2,22, Though thou wash thee with
nitre, and take thee rauch sope, yet thine
iniquity is raarked before me, saith tbe Lord
God. Jer. 3.5. Behold, thou hast spoken and
done evil things as thou couldest.
Jer. 4.22. My people is foolish, they have
not known me ; they are sottish chUdren, and
they have none understanding : they are wise
to do evU, but to do good they have no know
ledge. Jer. 5.4. I said, Surely these are poor ; they
are foolish : for they know not the way of the
Lord, nor the judgraent of their God. 5. I
wUl get rae unto the great raen, and wiU speak
unto them ; for they have known the way of
the Lord, and the judgraent of their God : but
these have altogether broken the yoke, and
burst the bonds.
Jer. 6.7. As a fountain casteth out her
waters, so she casteth out her wickedness. 16.
Were they asharaed when they had committed
aboraination ? nay, they were not at aU ashara
ed, neither could they blush,
Jer, 8.6, I hearkened and heard, but they
spake not aright : no man repented him of his
wickedness, saying. What have I done? every
one tumed to his course, as the horse rusheth
into the battle, v. 12.
Jer, 9,3. They bend their tongues like
their bow for lies : but they are not valiant
for the truth upon the earth ; for they proceed
frora evU to evil, and they know not rae, saith
the Lord.
Jer. 11.8. They obeyed not, nor incUned
their ear, but walked every one in the iraagina
tion of their evU heart. 15. When thou doest
evil, then thou rejoicest. Jer. 18.10.
Jer, 14.10. Thus have they loved to wander,
they have not refrained their feet,
Jer. 17.1. The sin of Judah is written with
a pen of iron, and with the point of a diaraond :
it is graven upon the table of their heart.
Jer. 30.12. Thy bruise is incurable, and
thy wound is grievous, 13. There is none to
plead thy cause, that thou mayest be bound
up : thou hast no healing medicines.
Eze. 16.47. Yet hast thou not walked after
their ways, nor done after their aborainations :
but, as if that were a very Uttle thing, thou
wast corrupted more than they in aU thy
ways. Eze. 20.16. They despise my judgraents,
and walked not in my statutes, but poUuted ray
sabbaths : for their heart went after their
idols, Hos. 4.8, They eat up the sin of my people,
and they set their heart on their iniquity.
Hos. 7.3, They make the king glad with
their wickedness, and the princes with their
lies, 9. Strangers have devoured his strength,
and he knoweth it not : yea, gray hairs are
here and there upon hira, yet he knoweth not.
Hos. 9.10. Their abominations were accord
ing as they loved.
Hos. 13.12. The iniquity of Ephraim is
bound up ; his sin is hid,
Amos 5.10. They hate him that rebuUeth
in the ga.te, and they abhor him that speaketh
uprightly, Mic, 3.2, Who hate the good, and love the
i evU,
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Mic, 7,3. That they may do evU with both
hands earnestly.
Zeph, 3.5, The unjust knoweth no shame.
7. They rose early, and corrupted aU their
doings. Hag, 2. 14, Every work of their hands ; and
that which they offer there is unclean, v. 13,
Mat. 9.36. Sheep having no shepherd.
Mat. 13.33, The tares are the chUdren of
the wicked one.
Mar. 4,11. Them that are without.
Luk. 19.10. The Son of raan is corae to
seek and to save that which was lost.
Jno. 8.34, Whosoever coraraitteth sin is the
servant of sin, 44. Ye are of your father the
devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do.
Act. 8.21. Thou hast neither part nor lot
in this raatter : for thy heart is not right in the
sight of God,
Act. 13,10. O fuU of aU subtUty and aU
mischief, thou chUd of the devU, thmi enemy
of aU righteousness, wilt thou not cease to
pervert the right ways of the Lord?
Rom. 1.29. Being filled with all unrighte
ousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness,
maliciousness ; full of envy, murder, debate,
deceit, malignity ; whisperers, 30. Backbiters,
haters of God, despitefiU, proud, boasters,
inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents,
81 . Without understanding, covenant-breakers,
without natural affection, implacable, unmerci
ful : 32. Who, knowing the judgraent of God,
that they which commit such things are worthy
of death, not only do the sarae, but have
pleasure in thera that do them.
Bom. 8.7. The camal mind is enraity
against God : for it is not subject to the law of
God, neither indeed can be. 8. So then they
that are in tbe flesh cannot please God.
Eph. 2.3. We aU had our conversation in
tiraes past in the lusts of our flesh, fulfiUing
the desires of the flesh and of the mind ; and
were by nature the chUdren of wrath, even as
others, 12. At that time ye were without
Christ, being aliens frora the coraraonwealth
of Israel, and strangers from the covenants of
promise, having no hope, and without God in
the world.
Eph. 4.19. Who being past feeling have
given themselves over unto lasciviousness, to
work aU uncleanness with greediness.
Eph. 6.12, It is a sharae even to speak
of those things which are done of them in
secret. Phil. 2.15. A crooked and perverse nation,
1 The. 6.7, They that sleep sleep in the
night ; and they that be drunken are drunken
in the night.
2 lira. 3.2. Lovers of their own selves,
covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, diso
bedient to parents, irathankful, unholy, 3.
Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false
accusers, incontinent, flerce, despisers of those
that are good, 4. Traitors, heady, highminded,
lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God ;
5. Having a form of godUness, but denying
the power thereof. 6. SiUy woraen laden with
sins, led away with divers lusts, 7. Ever
learning, and never able to corae to the
knowledge of the truth. 13. EvU raen and
seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving,
and being deceived.
Tit. 1.16. Unto thera that are deflled and
unbeUeving is nothing pure ; but even their
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mind and conscience is deflled. 16. They pro
fess that they know God ; but in works they
deny Mm, being abominable, and disobedient,
and unto every good work reprobate.
Jas. 1.21. Filthiness and supei-fluity of
naughtiness. 1 Pet. 3,19. Spirits in prison.
2 Pet. 2.13, They that count it pleasure to
riot in the day tirae. 14. Having eyes full of
adultery, and that cannot cease frora sin ; be
guiling unstable souls : an heart they have
exercised with covetous practices ; cursed
chUdren. 19, WhUe they proraise them
liberty, they theraselves are the servants of
corruption. Jude 12. These are spots in your feasts of
charity, when they feast with you, feeding
themselves without fear : clouds they are
without water, earned about of winds ; trees
whose fruit withereth, without fruit, twice
dead, plucked up by the roots; 13. Raging
waves of the sea. foaraing out their own shame ;
wandering stars, to whom is reserved the
blackness of darkness for ever.
See Man's natural, state — Sin, rra
NATURE AND ORIGIN.
SIN- National Sin, Punishment or.
Pro, 14.34, Pro. 28.2. Isa. 19.4. Jer. 12.17.
Jer. 25,31-33. Jer. 46.28. Jer. 60.14, Dan,
5,26-28. Jonah 1.2. Nah, 3.1,
Examples or. The flood, Gen. 7.23.
Sodom, &c.. Gen. 18.20. Eze. 16 49,60.
Egypt, Ex. c, 7 to 14. Canaanites, Deu. 9.5,
IsraeUtes, Lev. 26,14-39, Deu. 32.30, 2 Sam,
21,1, 2 Sam. 24.1. 2 Kin. 24.8,4,20. 2 Chr.
36.2L Neh, 9.36,37, Tsa. 1.21-23. Isa. 3.4,8.
Tsa. 6. Isa. 59.1-16, Jer. 2. Jer. 5. Jer. 6,
Jer, 9. Jer, 23, Jer. 80.11-15, Lam. 4.6.
Eze. 2. Eze. 7. Eze, 22, Eze. 24.6-14. Eze.
33.25,26, Eze. 36.16-20. Eze. 39.23,24. Eze.
44.4-'14. Hos. 4.1-11. Hos. 6,8-10, Hos. 7.
1-7. Hos. 13, Amos c. 2 A; 6. Mic. 6. Mic.
7.2-6. See War — Famine — Pestilence — Back
sliding OF Israel — Idolatry of Isra el—
God king — God's providence overrul
ing. See also Babylon, Israelites, &c.,
prophecies against,
SIN, Its Nature AND Origin. Deu, 29.18,
A root that beareth gall and wormwood.
2 Chr. 12.14. He did evU, because he pre-
pareil not his heart to seek the Lord.
Psa. 95.10, It is a people that do err in
their heart.
Pro. 4.23, Keep thy heart with all dUi
gence ; for out of it are the issues of Ufe.
Pro, 24.9. The thought of foolishness is
sin, Isa, 44.20, A deceived heart hath tumed
hira aside,
Jer. 7.24, Walked in the counsels and in
the iraagination of their evil heart.
Jer, 17,9, The heart is deceitful above
all things, and desperately wicked : who can
know it ?
Eze. 20.16. They despised ray judgraents,
for their heart went after their idols.
Mat. 6.28. Whosoever looketh on a woraan
to lust after her hath coraraitted adultery with
her already in his heart.
Mat. 12.33. Either make the tree good, and
his fruit good ; or else raake the tree comipt,
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SIN, ORIGINAL
by his fruit. 84, O generation of vipers, how
can ye, being evil, speak good things ? for out
of the abundance of the heart the mouth
speaketh. 35. A good man out of tbe good
treasure of the heart bringeth forth good
things : and an evU raan out of the evil trea
sure bringeth forth evU things. Mat. 7.17,18.
Luk. 6.45,
Mat, 15.19. Out of the heart proceed evU
thoughts, raurders, adulteries, fornications,
thefts, false witness, blasphemies : 20. These
are the things which defile a man.
Jno, 14,24. He that loveth me not keepeth
not ray sayings,
Rom, 14.23. Whatsoever is not of faith
is sin.
1 Cor. 5.Q. Know ye not that a Uttle leaven
leaveneth the whole lump ?
Heb, 3.13. Lest any of you be hardened
through the deceitfulness of sin,
Heb. 12,15, Lest any root of bittemess
springing up trouble you, and thereby many
be defiled,
Jas, 1,14. Every man is tempted, when
he is drawn away of his own lust, and en
ticed, 15. Then, when lust hath conceived, it
bringeth forth sin,
Jas. 4,1. From whence come wars and
fightings among you? come they not hence
even of your lusts that war in your raerabers?
2, Ye lust, and have not : ye kill, and desire
to have, and cannot obtain. 17, "To him that
knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to hira
it is sin,
2 Pet, 1.4. The corruption that is in the
world through lust.
1 Jno. 3,4. Sin is the transgression of the
law. 6. Whosoever sinneth hath not seen
him, neither known him. 8. He that com
mitteth sin is of the devU; for the devU
sinneth from the beginning, 10, In this
the chUdren of God are raanifest, and the
children of the devU.
1 Jno. 5,17, AU unrighteousness is sin.
See Sin, love of.
SIN. Original Sin. See Fall, the—
Man's natural state,
 -, Prayer against. See Tempta
tion, PRAYER IN,
SIN, Punishment of. Gen. 2.17. In the
day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely
die. Gen. 3.17. Cursed is the ground for thy
sake. 19. In the sweat of thy face shalt thou
eat bread, till thou retum unto the ground ;
for out of it wast thou taken : for dust thou
art, and unto dust shalt thou retum, d. 16-18.
Gen, 4. 7. If thou doest not well, sin Ueth
at the door.
Gen. 6.3, My spirit sfaaU not always strive
with man, v. 7.
Ex. 32,83, Whosoever hath sinned against
me, him will I blot out of my book. 34, In
the day when I visit I wiU v^it their sin upon
thera. Ex, 34,7, That wiU by no means clear tlie
guilty. Ex, 20.5.
Lev. 26.21. I wiU bring seven tiraes more
plagues upon you according to your sins.
0. 14r39.
Num, 16.31, That soul shaU utterly be cut
off ; his iniquity shMl he upon him.
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SIN, PUNISHMENT OF
Deu, 7.10, Repayeth them that hate him
to their face, to destroy thera : he wiU not be
slack to hira that hateth hira, he wUl repay
him to his face.
Deu. 11,26, Behold, I set before you this
day a blessing and a curse. 28. A curse, if ye
wiU not obey the commandraents of the Lord
your God. Deu. 30.15,19.
Deu. 28.20. The Lord shaU send upon thee
cursing, vexation, and rebuke, in aU that thou
settest thine hand unto for to do, until thou
be destroyed, and untU thou perish quickly ;
because of the wickedness of thy doings, where
by thou hast forsaken me. v. 16-68,
Deu. 31.29. EvU wiU befaU you in the lat
ter days ; because ye wiU do evU in the sight
of the Lord, to provoke him to anger through
the work of your hands,
Deu, 32.35, Their foot shaU sUde in dut
time : for the day of their calamity is at hand,
and the things that shaU corae upon thera
make haste. 41. If 1 whet ray gUtteriug sword,
and raine hand take hold on judgraent ; I wiU
render vengeance to raine eneraies, and wiU
reward them that hate rae. 42, I wUl raake
raine arrows dmnk with blood, and ray sword
shaU devour fiesh, v. 30,
Jud, 5,31, So let aU thine eneraies perish,
OLord, 1 Sara, 2.9, The wicked shaU be silent in
darkness. 10. The adversaries of the Lord
shaU be broken to pieces ; out of heaven shaU
he thunder upon them.
1 Sam. 3.11. I wUl do a thing in Israel, at
which both the ears of every one that heareth
it shall tingle. 12. When I begin, I wiU also
make an end.
Sam. 12.26. If ye shall stiU do wickedly,
> a shall be consuraed, both ye and your king.
2 Sara. 3.39. The Lord shall reward the
doer of evU according to his wickedness.
1 Kin, 21.20. Because thou hast sold thy
self to work evU in the sight of the Lord. 21,
Behold, I wiU bring evU upon thee, and wiU
take away thy posterity.
2 Kin. 22,13. Great is the wrath of the Lord
that is kindled against us, because our fathers
have not hearkened unto the words of this
book. 1 Chr, 10.13, Saul died for his transgres
sion which he coraraitted against the Lord.
1 Chr. 15.13. The Lord our God raade a
breach upon us.
Job 4.9. By the blast of God they perish,
and by the breath of his nostrils are they con
sumed. Job 6. 3, I have seen the fooUsh taking root:
but suddenly I cursed his habitation, v. 4,5.
Job 8.20. Neither will he help the evil
doers. 22, They that hate thee shaU be cloth
ed with shame ; and the dweUing-place of the
wicked shaU come to nought.
Job 10.14. If I sin, then thou markest me,
and thou wUt not acquit rae frora raine iniquity.
15. If I be wicked, woe unto me.
Job 11.20, The eyes of the wicked shaU
fail, and they shall not escape, and their hope
shall he as the giving up of the ghost.
Job 16. 20, The wicked man travaUeth with
pain aU his days, and the nuraber of years is
hidden to the oppressor, 21. A dreadfiU sounti
is in his ears : in prosperity the destroyer shaL
corae upon hira. 22, He beUeveth not that he
shall return out of darkness, and he is waited
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foi of the sword, 23, He wandereth abroad
for bread, sayiTig, Where is it ? he knoweth
that the day of darkness is ready at his hand.
24. Trouble and anguish shaU make hira afraid ;
they shall prevaU against him, as a king ready
to the battle, v. 28-30.
Job 18.17. His remembrance shaU perish
from the earth, and he shaU have no name in
the street. 18, He shaU be driven from Ught
into darkness, and chased out of the world,
V. 5-21.
Job 19.29, Be ye afraid of the sword: for
wrath bringeth the piraishraents of the sword.
Job 20,14. His meat in his bowels is tumed,
it is the gaU of asps within hira. 23. God shaU
cast the fury of his wrath upon him, and shall
rain it upon him whUe he is eating. 26. All
darkness sliall be hid in his secret places : a
fire not blown shall consume hira ; it sliaU go ill
with him that is left in his tabernacle, v. 8-13.
Job 21.17. How oft is the candle of the
wicked put out I and how oft cometh their
destruction upon them 1 God distributeth
son-ows in his anger. 18. They are as stubble
before tho wind, and as chaff that the storra
carrieth away. 19. God layeth up his iniquity
for his chUdren : he rewardeth him, and he
shaU know it. 20, His eyes shaU see his des
truction, and he shaU drink of the wrath of
the Almighty, v. 30.
Job 31.3, Is not destruction to the wicked ?
and a strange punishment to the workers of
uiiquity ? Job 27. 13-23.
Job 36.17. Thou hast fulfilled the judgment
of the wicked : judgment and justice take hold
on thee, v, 6,12,18.
Psa. 1.4. Tlie ungodly are not so : but are
like the chaff which the wind driveth away.
5. Therefore the ungodly shaU not stand in tho
judgment, nor sinners m the congregation of
the righteous, v. 6.
Psa, 3.7. Thou hast sraitten aU mine
enemies upon the cheek bone ; thou hast
broken the teeth of the ungodly,
Psa. 9.6, Thou hast rebuked the heathen,
thou hast destroyed the wicked, thou hast put
out their name for ever and ever, 6. Their
memorial is perished with them.
Psa. 10.15. Break thou the arra of the
wicked and the evU man : seek out his wicked
ness till thou find none.
Psa. 11.6. Upon the wicked he shaU rain
snares, fire and brimstone, aud an horrible
terapest : this shall be the portion of their
cup. Psa. 21.9. Thou shalt raake thera as a fiery
oven in the time of thine anger : the Lord shaU
swaUow them up in his wrath, and the fire
shaU devour them. 12. Thou shalt make
ready thine arrows upon thy strings against
the face of thera,
Psa. 31,17, Let the wicked be ashamed,
and let them be sUent in the grave, Psa.
25.3. Psa, 32,10. Many sorrows shall be to the
wicked, Psa. 34.16, The face of the Lord is against
thera that do evU, to cut off the reraerabrance
of thera frora the earth. 21. Evil shall slay
the wicked : and they that hate the righteous
shaU be desolate.
Psa. 36. 12, There are the workers of iniquity
faUen : they are cast down, and shall nut be
able to rise.
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Psa. 37.17. The arras of the wicked shaU
be broken. 20. The wicked shall perish, and
the enemies of the Lord shall be as the fat of
larabs : they shaU consurae ; into sraoke shaU
they consume away, *2a. They that be cursed
of him shaU be cut off. 38. The transgressors
shaU be destroyed together : the end of the
wicked shall be cut off. v. 2,10,13-22,34-38.
Psa. 39.11. Thou with rebukes dost correct
man for iniquity, thou raakest his beauty to
consume away like a moth.
Psa. 50.22, Consider this, ye that forget
God, lest I tear you in pieces, and there be none
to deUver. Psa, 52,1,
Psa. 55.19. Gcd shall hear, and afflict them.
Psa, 66.7. ShaU they escape by iniquity?
in thine anger cast down the people, O God.
Psa. 58.6. Break their teeth, O God, in
their raouth : break out the great teeth of the
young Uons, 0 Lord. 7. Let thera melt away
as waters which run continuaUy : when he
bendeth his bow to slioot his arrows, let thera
be as cut in pieces, v. 8,9.
Psa. 59.6. Awake to visit aU the heathen :
be not merciful to any wicked transgressors.
Psa. 68.1, Let God arise, let his eneraies be
scattered : let thera also that hate hira flee
before hira. 2. As sraoke is driven away, so
drive them away : as wax melteth before the
fire, so let the wicked perish at the presence of
God. 6. The rebellious dwell in a dry land.
21. God shall wound the head of his enemies,
and the hairy scalp of such an one as goeth on
stUl in his trespasses.
Psa. 73.18. Thou didst set them in sUppery
places : thou castedst them down into destruc
tion. 19. How are they brought into desola
tion, as in a raoraent I they are utterly
consumed with terrors. 20. As a dream when
OTie awaketh ; so, 0 Lord, when thou awakest,
thou shalt despise their iraage. v. 27,
Psa. 75.8. In the hand of the Lord there is
a cup, and the wine is red ; it is fuU oi
mixture ; and he poureth out of the same ;
but the dregs thereof, aU the wicked of the
earth shaU wring them out, and drink tliem.
10, AU the homs of the wicked also wiU T cut
off, Psa. 78.49. He cast upon them the fierce
ness of his anger, wrath, and indignation, and
trouble, by sending evil angels among them.
60. He made a way to his anger, v. 65,66.
Psa. 89.10, Thou hast scattered thine
enemies with thy strong arra, 32. I visit their
transgression with the rod, aud their iniquity
with stripes.
Psa. 91.8, With thine eyes shalt thou be
hold and see the reward of the wicked.
Psa. 92.7. When the wicked spring as the
grass, and when all the workers of iniquity do
flourish ; it is that they shall be destroyed for
ever. 9. Lo, thine eneraies, O Lord, for, lo,
thine enemies shaU perish ; aU the workers of
iniquity shaU be scattered,
Psa. 94.13, UntU the pit be digged for the
wicked, v. 1-4.
Psa. 97.3. A flre goeth before hira, and
burneth up his eneraies round about,
Psa. 104.35. Let the sinners be consumed
out of the earth, and let the wicked be no
more. Psa, 106.43, They were brought low for
their iniquity.
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gression, and because of their iniquities, are
affiicted. 33, He turneth 34, A fruitful land
into barrenness, for the wickedness of them
that dweU therein.
Psa, 119.118. Thou hast trodden down all
them that err from thy statutes : for their
deceit is falsehood. 119. Thou puttest away
aU the wicked of the earth like dross, 155,
Salvation is far from the wicked, v. 21.
Paa. 129.4. He hath cut asunder the cords
of 'he wicked.
Psa. 132,18, His eneraies will I clothe with
shame, Psa, 139.19, Surely thou wilt slay the
wicked, O God,
Psa. 145.20, All the wicked will he destroy.
Psa, 146.9. The way of the wicked he
turneth upside down,
Psa. 147.6. He casteth the wicked down to
the ground.
Pro. 3,38. The curse of the Lord is in the
house of the wicked.
Pro. 10.3. He casteth away the substance
of the wicked. 7. The name of the wicked
shaU rot. 14. The mouth of the foolish is near
destruction. 28. The expectation of the wicked
shaU perish. 29. Destruction shall he to the
workers of iniquity. 30. The wicked shaU not
inhabit the earth, v. 25,27.
Pro. 11.8. The righteous is deUvered out of
trouble, and the willed coraeth in his stead.
21. Thmgh ha.nd join in hand, the wicked shall
not be unpunished, 28. The expectation of
the wicked is wrath, v. 31.
Pro. 12.2, A man of wicked devices wiU he
condemn. 3. A raan shaU not be estabUshed
by wickedness. 7. The wicked are overthrown,
and ore not.
Pro. 18.2, The soul of the transgressors
shaU eat violence. 5. A wicked man is loath-
sorae, and coraeth to sharae. 21, Evil pursueth
sinners. 23. There is that is destroyed for
want of judgment. 26. The beUy of the
wicked shaU want. v. 9,
Pro, 14.12, There is a way which seeraeth
right unto a raan, but the end thereof are the
ways of death, 19, The evil bow before the
good ; and the wicked at the gates of the
righteoia, v, 32.
Pro. 16.4. The Lord hath made all thiTigs
for himself : yea, even the wicked for the day
of evil. V. 6,25,
Pro, 18.3. When the wicked coraeth, then
cometh also contempt, and with ignominy
reproach. Pro. 21,12. God overthroweth the wicked
for their wickedness. 15. Destruction shall he
to the workers of iniquity, v. 16,
Pro. 22,12. He overthroweth the words of
the transgressor.
Pro, 24.16, The wicked shaU faU mto
mischief, 20. There shaU be no reward to the
evilTnan; the candle of the wicked shaU be
put out, 22, Their calamity shall rise sud
denly ; and who knoweth the ruin of them
both? ^ „
Pro. 26.10. The great God that formed aU
things both rewardeth the fool, and rewardeth
transgressors. . .
Pro. 28.18. He that is perverse in /!{i5 ways
shaU faU at once.
Pro. 29,16. When the wicked are multi
pUed, transgression increaseth : but the
righteous shaU see their fall. 2 E

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1 Eco. 7.17. Benotovermuch wicked, neither
1 be thou fooUsh : why shouldest thou die be-
' fore thy time ?
Ecc, 8.13. It shall not be weU with the
wicked, neither shaU he prolong his days,
which a7'e as a shadow ; because he feareth not
before God, ¦». 10.
Ecc. 9.12. As the flshes that are taken in
an evU net, and as the birds that are caught
in the snare ; so are the sons of men snared in
an evU tirae, when it faileth suddenly upon
thera. V. 3.
Isa. 1.20. Ye shaU be devoured with the
sword. 24. I wiU ease me of mine adversaries,
and avenge me of mine enemies, 28. The
destruction of the transgressors and of the
sinners shall he together, and they that forsake
the Lord shall be consumed.
Isa. 6.24. As the fire devoureth the stubble,
and the flame consumeth the chaff, so their
root shaU be as rottenness, and their blossom
shall go up as dust.
Isa. 8.22, Behold trouble and darkness,
dimness of anguish; ecndthey shall be dmven
to darkness,
Isa. 10,8. What wiU ye do in the day of
visitation, and in the desolation which shaU
corae from far ? to whom wiU ye flee for help ?
and where wUl ye leave your glory ?
Isa. 11,4. He shaU smite the earth with the
rod of his mouth, and with the breath of his
Ups shall he slay the wicked,
Isa, 13.9, Behold, the day of the Lord
coraeth, cruel both with wrath and flerce
anger, to lay the land desolate : and he shaU
destroy the sinners thereof out of it. 11, I
wUl punish the world for their evU, and the
wicked for their iniquity.
Isa. 24.6. The curse devoured the earth.
17, Fear, and the pit, and the snare, are upon
thee, 0 inhabitant of the earth. 18, And it
shaU come to pass, that he who fleeth from
the noise of the fear shaU faU into the pit ;
and he that cometh up out of the midst of the
pit shaU be taken in the snare : for the
windows from on high are open, and the
foundations of the earth do shake. 20, The
transgression thereof shaU be heavy upon it ;
and it shaU fall, and not rise again,
Isa, 26.21, The Lord coraeth out of his
place to punish the inhabitants of the earth
for their iniquity.
Isa. 28.19. From the time that it goeth
forth it shaU take you : for moming by raom
ing shaU it pass over, by day and by night :
and it shaU' be a vexation only to under
stand the report,
Isa. 29.6. The multitude of the terrible
ones shall he as chaff that passeth away : yea,
it shaU be at an instant suddenly.
Isa. 30.14, He shaU break it as the break
ing of the potter's vessel that is broken in
pieces ; he shaU not spare.
Tsa. 38,11, Your breath, as fire, shaUd^jvour
you. 12. And the people shaU be as the burn
ings of Urae : as thorns cut up shall they be
bumed in the fire, v. 14,
Isa, 47.14. Behold, they shaU be as stubble ;
the fire shaU bum them ; they shaU not
deliver themselves frora the power of the
flame : tliere shall not be a coal to warm at,
nor fire to sit before it, 15. They shall wander
every one to his quarter ; none shaU save
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Tsa. 50.11- This shall ye have of mine hand ;
ye shaU Ue down in sorrow.
Isa. 67.21. Tliere is no peace, saith my God
to the wicked, v. 20. Isa. 48.22.
Tsa. 59.9. We wait for light, but behold
obscurity ; for brightness, but we walk in
darkness. 10. We grope for the waU like the
bUnd, and we grope as if we had no eyes : we
sturable at noon day as in the night ; we are
in desolate places as dead men. 11. We roar
aU like bears, and mourn sore like doves : we
look for judgment, but there is none ; for
salvation, but it is far off frora us.
Tsa, 63.10. He was turned to be their enemy,
and he fought against thera.
Isa. 64.5, Thou art wroth ; for we have
.sinned, 6, We aU do fade as a leaf ; and
our iniquities, Uke the wind, have taken us
away, 7. Thou hast hid thy face frora us,
and hast consuraed us, because of our iniqui
ties. Isa. 65.6, I wiU not keep sUence, but
wiU recompense, even recorapense into
their bosom, 7. Your iniquities, and the
iniquities of your fathers together, saith the
Lord. Isa. 65.13, My servant shall eat, but ye
shaU be hungry : behold, my servant shall
drink, but ye shaU be thirsty : behold, my
servant diall rejoice, but ye shaU be asharaed :
14. Behold, ray servant shaU sing for joy of
heart, but ye shall cry for sorrow of heart, and
shaU howl for vexation of spirit- 20. The sinner
'being an himdred years old shall be accursed.
Tsa. 66,6. The Lord that rendereth recora-
pence to his enemies, 15. The Lord wUl come
withfire, and with his chariots like a whirlwind,
to render his anger with fury, aud his rebuke
with fiames of fire. 16. For by fire and by
sword wiU the Lord plead with aU flesh : and
the slain of the Lord shaU be raany, 24, They
shaU go forth, and look upon the carcases of
the raen that have transgressed against rae :
for their worm shall not die, neither slinU
their tire be quenched ; and they shaU be an
abliorring unto aU flesh, v. 14.
Jer. 4.4. Lest my fury come forth Uke fire,
and bum that none can quench it.
Jer, 6.9. Shall I not visit for these things ?
saith the Lord : and shaU not my soul be
avenged on such a nation as this ?
Jer. 8.12. They were not at aU asharaed,
neither could they blush ; therefore shaU they
faU araong them that faU : in the tirae of their
visitation they shaU be cast down, saith the
Lord, 14. The Lord our God hath put us to
silence, and given us water of gaU to drink.
V. 13, Jer. 6.15.
Jer, 11.11. I wUl bring evU upon thera,
which they shall not be able to escape ; and
though they shall cry unto rae, I wiU not
hearken unto thera.
Jer. 12.3. Pull them out like sheep for
the slaughter, and prepare them for the day of
slaughter. 13. They have sown wheat, but
shaU reap thorns, v. 4.
Jer, 13.16. Give glory to the Lord your
God, before he cause darkness, and before your
feet stumble upon the dark mountains, and,
while ye look for light, he tum it into the
shadow of death, and make it gross darkness.
?2. For the greatness of thine iniquity are thy
sWrts discovered, and thy heels made bare,
Jer. 14.10. The Lord doth not accept them :
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he will now remember their iniquity, and vlsi!
their sins.
Jer. 16.18- I will recompense their iniquity
and their sin double.
Jer. 21.5. I myself wUl fight against
you with an outstretched hand and with a
strong arm, even in anger, and in fury, and in
great wrath.
Jer. 30.14. I have wounded thee with the
wound of an enemy, with the chastiseraent of
a cruel one, for the multitude of thine iniquity
because thy sins were increased. 16. Why
criest thou for thine affliction ? thy sorrow ia
incurable for the multitude of thine iniquity:
because thy sins were increased, I have done
these things unto thee. 23. The whirlwind ol
the Lord goeth forth with fury, a continuing
whirlwind : it shall fall with pain upon the head
of the wicked. 24. The fierce anger of the
Lord shaU not retum, untU he have done if,
and untu he have performed the intents ol
his heart. Jer. 23.19.
Jer. 48.44. He that fleeth from the feai
shaU fall into the pit ; and be that getteth
up out of the pit shaU be taken in the snare.
Lam. 1.14. The yoke of ray transgressions
is bound by his hand : they are wreathed, and
come up upon my neck: he hath raade my
strength to fall, v. 5-9.
Lam. 8.89. Wherefore doth a living m^n
complain, a raan for the punishraent of his
sins? Lara. 4.22. The punishment of thine ini
quity is accomplished.
Lam, 5.16. The crown is fallen from onr
head : woe unto us, that we have sinned I 17.
For this our heart is faint ; for these thiTigs our
eyes are dim,
Eze. 3.19. He shaU die in his imquity.
Eze. 5.13. I wiU cause my fury to rest
upon thera.
Eze. 7.4. Mine eyes shall not spare thee,
neither wUl I have pity: but I wiU recora
pense thy ways upon thee, and thine abomina
tions shall be in the midst of thee. 5. Thus
saith the Lord God ; An evU, an only evU,
behold, is come. 6. An end is corae, the end
is come : it watcheth for thee ; behold, it is
come. 7. Tlie time is come, the day of trouble
is near. 25. Destruction coraeth ; and they
shaU seek peace, and there shall be none. v.
8,9. Eze. 18.4. The soul that sinneth, it shaU
die. 13. He shall not live : he shaU surely
die ; his blood shaU be upon hira. 24. Tn his
trespass that he hath trespassed, and in his
sin that he hath sinned, in them shall he die.
V. 18,26,
Eze. 21.24. Because ye have made your
iniqiuty to be remerabered, in that your trans
gressions are discovered, so that in all your
doings your sins do appear ; because, I say,
that ye are corae to remembrance, ye shall be
taken with the hand. 32. Thou shalt be for
fuel to the fire; thy blood shaU be in the
midst of the land ; thou shalt be no more re
membered : for T the Lord have spoken it. v
23,31. Eze. 22.14. Can thine heart endure, or can
thine hands be strong, in the days that I shall
deal with thee ? 20. As they gather sUver, and
brass, and iron, and lead, and tin, into the
midst of the fumace, to blow the fire upon i-t,
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and in ray fury, and I wiU leave you there,
aud melt you,
Dan. 9,11. The curse is poured upon us,
u. 12-14, Zee, 1.2.
Dan. 12.2, Some to shame aitd everlasting
contempt. Hos. 5.6. Israel and Ephraim fall iu their
iniquity ; Judah also shall fall with them. 9.
Ephraim shall be desolate in the day of rebuke.
Hos. 7.13. Woe unto thera I for they have
fled frora rae : destruction unto them I because
they have transgressed against me.
Hos. 8,1, He shall come as an eagle against
the house of the Lord. 11, Because Ephraim
hath made raany altars to sin, altars shaU be
unto hira to sin. 18. Now will he reraember
their iniquity, and visit their sins.
Hos. 9,7. The days of visitation are come,
the days of recompence are come ; Israel shall
know it. 16, For the wickedness of their
doings I wiU drive thera out of mine house, I
wUl love thera no raore, v. 9,
Hos, 10.8, The thom and the thistle shaU
corae up on their altars ; and they shall say to
the mountains, Cover us ; and to the hiUs,
FaU on us. v. 10.
Hos. 12.14. Therefore shall he leave his
blood upon hira, and his reproach shall his
Lord retum unto him.
Hos. 13,1, When he offended in Baal, he
died, 3. They shaU be as the raoming cloud,
and as the early dew that passeth away, as
the chaff that is driven with the whirlwind cut
of the floor, and as the sraoke out of the
chimney. Hos. 14,1. Thou hast faUen by thine
iniquity. 9, The ways of the Lord are right, and
the just shaU walk in them : but the trans
gressors shall fall therein,
Joel 2.2. A day of darkness and of gloomi
ness, a day of clouds and of thick darkness, as
the morning spread upon the mountains: a
great people and a strong ; there hath not been
ever the like, neither shall be any more after it,
even to the years of many generations, v. 1,
Joel 3.13. Put ye in the sickle, for the har
vest is ripe : come, get you down ; for the
press is full, the fats overflow.
Araos 5.19. As if a raan did flee from a
lion, and a bear met him ; or went into the
house, and leaned his hand on the waU, and a
serpent bit him. 20. Shall not the day of the
Lord be darkness, and not light ? even very
dark, and no brightness in it ? Amos 9. 1-4.
Mic. 6.13, Therefore also wiU I raake thee
sick in smiting thee, in making thee desolate
because of thy sins, Mic, 1.6.
Nah. 1.2. He reserveth wrath for his
eneraies. 8. With an overrunning flood he
will make an utter end of the place thereof,
and darkness shall pursue his enemies. 9. He
wUl make an utter end : afl3iction shall not
rise up the second time. 10. They shall be
devoured as stubble fuUy dry. Hab. 1,12,
Hab. 3,12, Thou didst march through the
land in indignation, thou didst thresh the
heathen in anger.
Zeph. 1.12. I wUl search Jerusalem with
candles, and punish the men that are settled
on their lees. 16. That day is a day of wrath,
a day of trouble and distress, a day of waste-
ness and desolation, a day of darkness and
gloominess, a day of clouds and thick dark-
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because they have sinned against the Lord ;
aud their blood shaU be poured out as dust,
and their flesh as the dung, v. 13-18,
Zeph, 3,8. The day that T rise up to tha
prey : aU the earth shaU be devoured with the
flre of my jealousy,
Mai, 4,1. Behold, the day cometh, that
shall bum as an oven ; and aU the proud, yea,
and aU that do wickedly, shaU be stubble : and
the day that cometh shaU bum them up, saith
the Lord of hosts, that it shall leave them
neither root nor branch, 3. Ye shaU tread
down the wicked ; for they shaU be ashes
imder the soles of your feet.
Mat, 3,10. The ax is laid unto the root of
the trees : therefore every tree which bringeth
not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast
into the flre.
Mat. 6,19, Whosoever therefore shall break
one of these least coraraandraents, and shaU
teach raen so, he shall be caUed the least in
the kingdora of heaven, v. 26-30.
Mat, 7,23, Then wiU I profess unto thera, I
never knew you: depart from me, ye that
work iniquity, v. 19,26,27,
Mat, 16. 18, Every plant, which ray heavenly
Father hath not planted, shaU be rooted up.
Mat, 18,7, Woe unto the world because
of offences I woe to that raan by whora the
offence cometh I
Mat, 21,41. He wiU miserably destroy those
wicked men.
Mat, 23.33. Ye serpents, ye generation of
vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of
heU? Mat. 24.51. Shall cut hira asxrader, and
appoint him his portion with the hypocrites :
there shaU be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Mat. 25,46, These shaU go away into ever
lasting punishraent, v. 41.
Mat. 26.24. Woe unto that raan by whora
the Son of man is betrayed 1 it had been good
for that man if he had not been bom. Mar.
14.2L Luk. 22.22,
Luh, 6,49. The ruin of that house wss
great, Luk, 12,5. Fear him, which after he hath
kiUed hath power to cast into heU ; yea, I say
unto you. Fear hira.
Luk. 17.2. It were better for hira that a
raiUstone were hanged about his neck, and he
cast into the sea, than that he should offend
one of these Uttle ones, v. 1.
Luk. 19.27. But those raine enemies, bring
hither, and slay fhem before me.
Luk. 20.18, Whosoever shaU faU upon that
stone shaU be broken ; but on whomsoever it
shaU faU, it will grind hira to powder. Mat,
21,4. Luk. 23.30. Then shall they begin to say
to the raountains, FaU on us ; and to the hiUs,
Cover us, 31, For if they do these thrags
in a green tree, what shaU be done in the
dry? Jno, 6.14, Sin no raore, lest a worse thing
come unto thee, 29. They that have done
evU, unto the resurrection of damnation.
Jno. 8.21. Ye shall seek me, and shaU die
in your sins. v. 11.
Jno. 17,12, None of thera is lost, but the
son of perdition.
Act. 1.25, Judas by transgression feU, that
he raight go to his own place, v. 18.
Bom. l.is. The wrath of God is revealed
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trom heaven against aU ungodliness and un
righteousness of raen. v. 32,
Rom, 5.12. Death passed upon all men, for
that aU have sinned, 21. Sin hath reigned
unto death,
Rora. 6. 21. The end of those things is death .
23. The wages of sin is death, v. 16.
Rora. 8,2. The law of sin and death. 6.
To be camaUy minded is death. 13. For if
ye live after the flesh, ye shaU die. 20. The
creaoare \."as made subject to vanity. 22. The
whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain
together. Rom. 9.22. Vessels of wrath fitted to des
truction. Rom, 11,22. The severity of God : on thera
which fell, severity.
Rora. 14.23. He that doubteth is daraned
if he eat.
1 Cor, 3.17, If any man defile the teraple
of God, him shaU God destroy.
1 Cor, 5.13, Them that are without, God
judgeth. 1 Cor. 6.9. The unrighteous shaU not in
herit the kingdom of God.
1 Cor. 10.5. They were overthrown in the
wUdemess. Gal, 3.10. Cursed is every one that con
tinueth not in all things which are written in
the book of the law.
Eph. 5.6, Because of these things coraeth
the wrath of God upon the chUdren of dis
obedience. Col. 3.6. Gal. 5,19-21.
1 The. 5.8. When they shaU say, Peace
and safety ; then sudden destruction cometh
upon thera, as travaU upon a woraan with
chUd ; and they shaU not escape.
ITira. 5.24. Sorae men's sins are open
beforehand, going before to judgraent; and
some men they foUow after.
Heb. 2.2. Every transgression and diS'
obedience received a just recompence of
reward, Heb. 10.31. Itis a. fearful thing to faU into
the hands of the living God, v. 27,30,
Jas. 1.15. Sin, when it is finished, bringeth
forth death.
1 Pet, 3.12. The face of the Lord is against
thera that do evU.
1 Pet. 4.17. What shaU the end be of them
that obey not the gospel of God ? 18. And if
the righteous scarcely be saved, where shaU
the ungodly and the sinner appear ?
2 Pet. 2.5, Bringing in the flood upon the
world of the ungodly. 6. Turning the cities
of Sodora and Gomorrha into ashes conderaned
fhem with an overthrow, making fhem an
ensample unto those that after should Uve un
godly, v. 9.
Jude 18. To whom is reserved the black
ness of darkness for ever. v. 4,6,16.
Rev. 18.6, Her sins have reached unto
heaven, and God hath remembered her ini
quities. Rev. 19.16. The winepress of the fierceness
and wrath of Alraighty God,
Rev, 21,27. There shaU in no wise enter
into it any thing that defileth, neither what
soever worketh aboraination, or maketh a Ue.
See Sin, fruits of — Sins, national —
Death of sinners — Heli>--Judgment —
God's justice — Christ judge. Also such
titles as Backsliding, Falsehood, &c.
SIN, Reproof of. See Reproof — Zkal.
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SIN SEEN BY GOD
SIN Seen and Mahked by God and
Christ. Gen. 3,11, Who told thee that thou
wast naked? Hast thou eaten of the tree,
whereof I commanded thee that thou should
est not eat?
Gen. 4.10. The voice of thy brother's blood
crieth unto rae from the ground.
Gen. 18,13. The Lord said unto Abraham,
Wherefore did Sarah laugh, saying, ShaU I of
a surety bear a child, which am old ?
Ex. 16.8, The Lord heareth your murraur
ings which ye raurmur against him. Num,
14.27. Deu. 1.34.
Num. 12.2. They said. Hath the Lord
indeed spoken only by Moses? hath he not
spoken also by us ? And the Lord heard it.
Deu. 31.21, I know their imagination which
they go about, even now, before I have brought
them in.
Deu. 32.34. Is not this laid up in store
with me, and sealed up among my treasures ?
Job 10.14. If I sin, then tliou markest me,
and thou wUt not acquit me frora raine iniquity.
Jos. 7.16-20,
Job 11,11. He knoweth vain raen : he seeth
wickedness also ; wUl he not then consider
it? Job 18,27. Thou lookest narrowly unto aU
ray paths ; thou settest a print upon the heels
of ray feet.
Job 14.16. Thou nuraberestn^y steps : dost
thou not watch over my sin ? 17. My trans
gression is sealed up in a bag, and thou sewest
up raine iniquity.
Job 20.27. The heaven shaU reveal his
iniquity ; and the earth shaU rise up against
him. Job 34. 21, His eyes are upon the ways of
man, and he seeth aU his goings 22, Tliere
is no darkness, nor ,3hadow of deatn. where
the workers of iniquity raay hide theraselves.
Job. 24,23,
Psa, 69.5. 0 God, thou knowest ray foolish
ness ; and my sins are not hid from thee.
Psa. 44.21,
Psa. 90.8. Thou hast set our iniquities
before thee, our secret sins in the light of thy
countenance, Psa. 94.11. The Lord knoweth the thoughts
of man, that they are vanity.
Ecc. 5,8, If thou seest the oppression of
the poor, and violent perverting of judgment
and justice in a province, marvel not at the
matter : for he that is higher than the highest
regardeth ; and there be higher than they,
Isa, 29.15, Woe unto them that seek deep
to hide their counsel from the Lord, and their
works are in the dark, and they say. Who
seeth us ? and who knoweth us ?
Jer. 2.22. Though thou wash thee with
nitre, and take thee much sope, yet thine
iniquity is marked before me, saith the Lord
God. Jer, 16,17. Mine eyes are upon aU their
ways : they are not hid frora my face, neither
is their iniquity hid frora mine eyes. Eze,
21.24. Hos, 6,3, I know Ephraim, and Israel is
not hid from me : for now, O Ephraira, thou
committest whoredom, and Israel is deflled,
Hos, 7,2. They consider not in their hearts
that I remember aU their wickedness : now
their own doings have beset them about ; fchej
are before my face.

SIN SEPARATES FROM GOD
Araos 5.12, I know your manifold trans
gressions and your mighty sins.
Amos 9.8. The eyes of the Lord God are
upon the sinful kingdora, and I will destroy
it from off the face of the earth, v. 2-4,
Hab, 2.11. The stone shall cry out of the
waU, and the beara out of the timber shaU
answer it.
MaL 2.14. The Lord hath been witness
between thee and the wife of thy youth, against
whom thou hast dealt treacherously.
Mat. 10.26. There is nothing covered, that
shaU not be revealed ; and hid, that shaU not
be known.
Mat. 22.18. Jesus perceived their wicked
ness, and said. Why tempt ye me, ye hypo
crites ?
Mat. 26.46. Rise, let us be going: behold,
ne is at hand that doth betray me.
Lnk. 6.8, He knew their thoughts, and
said to the raan which had the withered hand.
Rise up.
Jno. 4.19. The woraan saith unto hira. Sir,
I perceive that thou art a prophet, v. 17,18.
Jno. 5.42. I know you, that ye have not
the love of God in you,
Jno. 6.64. There are some of you that
beUeve not. For Jesus knew frora the
beginning who they were that beUeved not,
and who should betray him,
Jno, 13,11, He knew who should betray
him ; therefore said he. Ye are not aU clean.
See God omniscient — Christ omniscient
— Judgment according to works,
SIN Separates from God — Answers to
Prayers of Sinners denied-t-Spiritual
Desertion. Ex. 33.8. T will not go up
in the midst of thee ; for thou art a stiff-
necked people : lest I consurae thee in the way,
Deu. 1.45. Ye retumed, and wept before the
Lord ; but the Lord would not hearken to
your voice, nor give ear unto you.
Deu. 3,26, But the Lord was wroth with
rae for your sakes, and would not hear me :
and the Lord said unto rae, Let it suffice thee ;
speak no raore unto rae of this matter,
V. 23-25.
Deu. 31.17, My anger shaU be kindled
against them in that day, and I will forsake
them, and I will hide ray face frora thera, and
they shaU be devoured, and raany evUs and
troubles shaU befaU them ; so that they wiU
say in that day. Are not these evUs come upon
us, because our God is not araong us ?
Deu, 32.20. I wiU hide ray face frora thera,
I wUl see what their end shall be : for they
are a very froward generation, chUdren in
whom il no faith,
Jos, 7.10, The Lord said unto Joshua, Get
thee up ; wherefore Uest thou thus upon thy
face? 11, Israel hath sinned. 12. Neither
wUl I be with you any more, except ye destroy
the accursed from among you.
1 Sara. 28.6. The Lord answered hira not,
neither by drearas, nor by Urim, nor by
prophets, v. 16,16,
2 Chr. 24.20. Why transgress ye the com
mandments of the Lord, that ye cannot
prosper? because ye have forsaken the Ijord,
he hath also forsaken you.
Job 11,13. If thou prepare thine heart, and
stretch out thine hands toward him ; 14. If
iniquity be in thine hand, put it far away, and
let not wickedness dweU in thy tabernacles.

SIN SEPARATES FROM GOD
Job 13,24. Wherefore hidest thou thy
face, and boldest me for thine enemy!
V. 16.
Job 23.8. Oh that I knew where I might
find him I that I raight come even to his seat t
8. Behold, I go forward, but he is not there ;
and backward, but I cannot perceive him ; 9.
On the left hand, where he doth work, but I
cannot behold him : he hideth hiraself on tho
right hand, that I cannot see him.
Job 27.9. WiU God hear his cry when
trouble coraeth upon hira ?
Job 29.2. Oh that I were as in raouths past,
as in the days when God preserved me. v. 3-6,
Job 30.20, I cry unto thee, and thou dost
not hear me : I stand up, and thou regardest
me Twt.
Job 36,12. They cry, but none giveth an-
swer, because of the pride of evil men, 18,
Surely God will not hear vanity, neither will
the Alraighty regard it,
Psa, 66.18. If I regard iniquity in my heart,
the Lord will not hear Tne.
Psa. 78.69. When God heard this, he was
wroth, and greatly abhorred Israel : 60. So
that he forsook the tabemaele of ShUoh, the
tent which he placed araong raen.
Fro, 1,24, Because I have caUed, and ye
refused ; I have stretched out my hand, and
no man regarded. 28, Then shaU they call
upon me, but I wUl not answer ; they shall
seek me early, but they shaU not find me : 29.
For that they hated knowledge, and did not
choose the fear of the Lord, v. 24-80,
Pro. 15,8. The sacrifice of the wicked is an
aboraination to the Lord, 29, The Lord is far
frora the wicked. Pro. 21,27.
Pro. 28.9. He that turneth away his ear
from hearing the law, even his prayers shaU be
abomination. Isa. 1,16. And when ye spread forth your
hands, I will hide mine eyes frora you : yea,
when ye make many prayers, I wUl not hear :
your hands are full of blood.
Isa, 2.6, Thou hast forsaken thy people the
house of Jacob, because they be replenished
from the east, and they please theraselves in
the chUdren of strangers.
Isa. 69.2. Your iniquities have separated
between you and your God, and your sins have
hid his face from you, that he wUl not hear.
V. 1.
Isa. 64.7. Thou hast hid thy face frora us,
and hast consumed us, because of our ini
quities, Jer. 2.29. Wherefore wUl ye plead with
rae ? ye aU have transgressed against rae, saith
the Lord,
Jer. 5.25, Your iniquities have tumed away
these thiTigs, and your sins have withholden
good things from you.
Jer, 11.14. Pray not thou for this people,
neither lift up a ciy or prayer for them : for I
wiU not hear them in the time that they cry
unto me for their trouble, v. 11. Jer. 7.16-
Jer. 14.8. 0 the hope of Israel, the saviour
thereof in time of trouble, why shouldest thou
be as a stranger in the land, and as a way
faring man tliat turneth aside to tarry for a
night ! 10, Thus have they loved to wander,
they have not refrained their feet, therefore
the Lord doth not accept them; he will
now remember their iniquity, and visit theii
sius. V. 11.12. 437

SIN SEPARATES FROM GOD
Jer. 15.1 . Though Moses and Sarauel stood
before rae, yet ray mind could not be toward
this people : cast tliem out of my sight, aud
let them go forth.
Jer, 16,5, Enter not into the house of
mourning, neither go to laraent nor beraoan
thera : for I have taken away my peace frora
this people, saith the Lord, even lovingkind
ness and mercies.
Lara, 3.44. Thou hast covered thyself with
a cloud, that our prayer should not pass
through. Eze. 8.17, Is it a Ught thing to the house
of Judah that they comrait the abominations
which they corarait here ? 18. Therefore wiU
I also deal in fury : raine eyes shaU not spare,
neither wiU I have pity : and though they cry
in raine ears with a loud voice, yet wiU I not
hear them.
Eze, 14,3, These men have set up their
idols in their heart, and put the sturabling-
block of their iniquity before their face : should
I be inquired of at aU by them ? 14. Though
these three men, Noah, Daniel, and Job, were
in it, they should deliver but their own souls
by their righteousness, saith the Lord God.
Eze. 20.3,4,81,
Hos. 5.6. They shall go with their flocks
and with their herds to seek the Lord ; but
they shall not flnd Mm; he hath withdrawn
himself from thera. 15. I wlU go and retum
to ray place, tiU they acknowledge their offence,
and seek ray face,
Hos, 7.1, When T would have healed Israel,
then the iniquity of Ephraim was discovered,
and the wickedness of Samaria.
Hos. 9.12, Yea, woe also to them when I
depart from thera I
Araos 3.3, Can two walk together, except
they be agreed ?
Araos 9,7, Are ye not as children of the
Ethiopians unto rae, 0 chUdren of Israel?
saith the Lord,
Mic, 3.4 Then shall they cry unto the
Lord, but he will not hear them : he wUl
even hide his face frora them at that time,
as they have behaved theraselves iU in their
doings, Hab. 1.2. OLord, how long shaU Tory, and
thou wUt not hear I even cry out unto thee of
violence, and thou wilt not save 1
Zee, 7.13, It is corae to pass, that as he
cried, and they would not hear ; so they
cried, and 1 would not hear, saith the Lord of
hosts. Mat. 6.5, Thou shalt not be as the hypo
crites are : for they love to pray standing in
the synagogues and in the comers of the streets,
that they raay be seen of raen. Verily I say
unto you. They have their reward.
Mar, 11.26. If ye do not forgive, neither
wiU your Father which is in heaven forgive
your trespasses.
Luk, 13.26. When once the master of the
house is risen up, and hath shut to the door,
and ye begin to stand without, and to knock
at the door, saying, Lord, Lord, open unto
us ; and he shaU answer and say unto you, I
know you not whence ye are.
Luk. 18,14, I teU you. This raan went down
to his house justifled rather than the other :
for every one that exalteth himself shall be
abased. Jno. 9,31, God heareth not sinners : but if
43&

SINNERS
any raan be a worshipper of God, and doeth
his wiU, him he heareth,
Jas. 1.6, Let him ask in faith, nothing
wavering. For he that wavereth is Uke a wave
of the sea driven with the wind and tossed,
7, For let not that man think that he shall
receive any thing of the Lord,
Jas. 4.3. Ye ask, and receive not, because
ye ask araiss, that ye may consume it upon
your lusts.
See Hypocrisy — Doubt — Sin hateful
TO God.
SIN, Universal, See Man's natural
STATE — Fall, the.
SIN, Zeal against. See Zeal for God'b
GLORY, SIN, Desert of ; between Elim and Sinai ;
Israelites raurraur in, for bread ; manna given,
Ex, 16, Ex. 17.1. Nura, 33.11,12.
 (Pelusiura), a strong city of Egypt, Eze.
30.15. SIN Money, 2 Kin. 12.16, Lev. 6.15,16,18,
Num. 18.9.
SIN-OFFERING, See Offering, p. 329.
SINAI or Horeb, Mount. {SiTiai is the
name given to the Mount, with one exception
in Exodus. This name seems to have been
nearly supplanted by Horeb, after the forty
years' wandering ; compare Ex. 20 with Deu.
6. Ex. 19,16-19 with Deu. 4,10-13.) Situa
tion of, Ex, 16.1. Deu. 1.2,
IsraeUtes encamp before, Ex. 19.2. Moses
ascends, Ex. 19.3,20; with the seventy, Ex.
24,1,2,9-11; with Joshua, Ex. 24.12,13,16,18.
Ex. 32.15,17; alone, Ex. 34.2. God reveals
Himself to him. Ex, 34.6,6. Moses' face shines
on descending, Ex, 34.29.
Approach to, forbidden, Ex. 19.12,13,21-24.
Ex. 34.3. Heb. 12.20. Clouds, darkness,
lightnings, and thunder on (Sinai), Ex, 19.
9,16-19. Ex. 20.18. Ex. 24.15-17, Deu.
33.2, Jud. 5.5. Psa. 68.8,17. Heb. 12.18-21.
(Horeb), Deu. 4,10-13,33,36, Deu, 6.4.
Law given from (Sinai), Ex, 20, Lev, 7,38.
Lev. 25,1. Lev. 26.46, Lev. 27.34. Num.
3.1. Num. 28,6, Neh, 9.13. Act, 7.30,38,
(Horeb), Deu. 4.15. Deu. 6.2-6, Deu. 29.1.
Mai. 4.4. Two tables given on (Sinai),
Ex, 31.18, (Horeb), IKin, 8.9. Moses inter
cedes for Israel on, Ex. 32.7-14.
Horeb caUed Mount of God ; Moses sees
the burning bush. Ex, 3.1-6. Rock in Horeb
smitten. Ex, 17.6. IsraeUteS worship golden
calf at, Deu, 9.8. Ex. 33,6, Elijah flees to,
1 Kin, 19.8. AUegory of Sinai, Gal. 4.24,25.
SINAI, Wilderness of. See Israelites,
history of, p. 254,
SINCERITY. See Spiritual Diligence
— Prayerfulness — Worship, reverence
in, <fec. — Integrity — Hypocrisy.
SINGING. See Music,
SINIM (China), prophecy of, Isa. 49.12,
SINITES, descendants of Canaan, Gen, 10
17. 1 Chr. 1.15.
SINNERS, Character of. See Sin,
LOVE OF — Man's natural state.
 , Death of. See Death op

sinners.

Dread of (Jod. See Convio-

SINNERS
SINNERS' Hatred of Reproof. See
Reproof hated.
¦  , Joy of, short ; their Misery.
See Conviction — "Worldliness — Sin,
FRUITS of — Sin, punishment of.
 , Prayers of, rejected. See
Sin separates from God.
 , Punishment of. See Sin, pun
ishment OF.

 , Salvation offered to. See
Salvation — God's mercy — Pardon — Re
pentance.  , Temporjll Prosperity op. See
God's providence misunderstood.
SION, Mount, see Hermon. Sion, see
Zion. SIRION. See Hermon.
SISEBA, general of king Jabin, of Canaan ;
defeated by Deborah, and slain by Jael, Jud.
4. Jud. S.20,24-30. 1 Sam. 12.9. Psa. 83.9.
SITNAH (hatred), a weU dug by Isaac,
Gen. 26.21.
SIVAN, 3d month (June), Est. 8.9.
SKIN. Coats of. Gen. 3.21. Of rams and
badgers for the tabernacle, Ex. 25.5. Num.
4.8-14. SLANDER. See Falsehood — Speaking
EVIL. SLAVE. See Servants, bond.
SLIME (Asphalt or bitumen], used at
Babel, Gen. 11.3. Moses' ark daubed with,
Ex. 2.3. Vale of Siddim fuU of. Gen. 14.10.
See Pitch.
SLING, Pro. 26.8. ISam. 17.40,50. ISam.
25.29. 2 Chr. 26.14. Slingers, 2 Eon. 3.25,
SLOTH. See Idleness.
SMITH, 1 Sam. 13.19. 2 Kin. 24.14. Isa.
54.16. Jer. 24.1. See Goldsmith— Silver.
SMYRNA, a city of Ionia ; epistle to the
church in. Rev. 1.11. Rev. 2.8-11.
SNAIL, Lev. 11.30. Psa. 58.8.
SNARE or Gin, Amos 3.5. Illustrative,
Job 18.8,10. Psa. 91.3. Jer. 6.26.
SNOW. In Palestine, 2 Sam. 23.20. In
Uz, Job 6.16. Job 9.30. On Lebanon, Jer.
18.14. SNUFFERS. Of the temple, 1 Kin. 7.S0.
2 Kin. 12.13. 2 Kin. 25.14. Jer. 52.18.
SO, king of Egypt ; Hoshea, Icing of Israel,
seeks his aid against Assyria, 2 Kin. 17,4.
SOAP (potash or soda), Jer. 2.22. Mai.
3.2. SOBRIETY. See Temperance.
SODOM, Gen. 10.19. Lot dwells in, Gen.
13.10-12. Gen. 19.1. King of, defeated and
rescued by * Abraham, Gen. 14, Abraham
intercedes for. Gen. 18.16-33. Wickedness of ;
its destruction by fire ; Lot saved. Gen. 13.13.
Gen. 19. Deu. 32.32. Deu. 29.23. Isa. 1.
9,10, Is.i. 3.9. Isa. 13.19. Jer. 23.14. Jer.
49.18. Jer. 50.40. Lam, 4.6. Eze. 16.40-56.
Amos 4.11. Zeph. 2.9. Mat. 10.15, Luk.
17.28,29. Rom. 9.29. 2 Pet. 2.6. Jude 7.
Symbolical, Rev, 11.8.
 , Vine of. Illustrative, Deu. 32.32.
SODOMITES, those who imitated the
licentiousness of Sodom, Deu. 23,17. 1 Kin.

14.24. Rom. 1.26,27. Destroyed, 1 Kin. lb
12. 1 Kin. 22.46. 2 Kin. 23.7.
SOLDIERS. Levies of. Num. 31.4. Jud.
20.10. Mercenaries, Jud, 9.4. 2 Sam. 10.6.
1 Chr. 19.7,8. 2 Chr. 26.6. Men 20 years old
liable to serve. Num. 1.3, Num, 26.2. Ex
emptions, Deu. 20.6-9. Deu. 24.5. Discipline
of. Mat. 8.9. 2 Tim. 2.3,4.
A devout soldier, Act. 10.7. Soldiers at
Christ's cruclflxion. Sec, Mat, 27.27,64,66.
Mat. 28.4,11-15. Jno. 19.23-34. Preserve
order. Act. 21.32-35. Guard prisoners. Act,
12.4-19. Act. 21.32-35. Act. 23.23,31. Act.
27.31,32,42. Act. 28.16. Illustrative, 2 Tim.
2.3. See Armour-bearer — Captain — Cen
turion — Guards — Standard-bearer —
Italian band — Legion — Quaternion —
Armies — A rms.
SOLOMON (peace), Sd king of Israel (40
years' reign) ; son of David and Bathsheba,
2 Sam. 6.14. 2 Sam. 12,24. 1 Chr. 3.6,
1 Chr. 14.4. Mat. 1.6. Named Jedediah
(beloved of the Lord) by Nathan, 2 Sam. 12.
24,25. Neh. 13.20. Prophecies of his birth
and reign, 1 Chr. 22.9,10. 2 Sam, 7.12-16,
1 Chr. 17.11-14, 1 Chr. 28.6,7. Psa. 132.11.
David appoints him his successor ; he ia
proclaimed and anointed king, 1 Kin. 1,13,17,
32-40. 1 Chr. 23.1. 1 Chr. 28.5 ; a second
time, 1 Chr. 29.22-26. Sole king, 1 Kin. 2.12.
David's charge to him, 1 Kin. 2.1-9, 1 Chr,
22.7-16. 1 Chr. 28.9-21.
Spares Adonijah, 1 Kin. 1.60-53. Puts him
to death, 1 Kin. 2.12-25 ; also Joab, 1 Kin. 2.
28-34 ; and Shimei, 1 Kin. 2.36-46.
His prayer for wisdom answered ; God ap
pears iu a dream, 1 Kin. 3.6-14 2 Chr. 1.7-12.
His second vision, 1 Kin. 9.1-9. 2 Chr. 7.
12-22. His wisdom and fame, 1 Kin. 4.29-34.
1 Kin. 10.3,4,8,23,24. 1 Chr. 29.24,26. 2 Chr.
9.2-7,22,23. Ecc. 1.16. Mat. 12.42. Adjudges
the case of the two harlots, 1 Kin. 3.16-28.
Piety, 1 Kin. 6.3. Sacrifices in high places,
1 Kin. 3.3; at Gibeon, 1 Kin. 3.4. 2 Chr.
1.2-6; at Jerusalem, 1 Kin. 3.15. 1 Kin.
9.26. 2 Chr. 8.12,13.
Builds the temple, 1 Kin. 3.1. 1 Kin. c.
6 to 7. 1 Kin. 9.10. 1 Chr. 6.10. 2 Chr. c.
2 to 4. 2 Chr. 7.11. Act. 7.47. Brings up
the ark, Ac, 1 Kin. 8,1-11, 2 Chr. 6. Dedi
cation of the temple ; his prayer, 1 Kin. 8.
2 Chr. 6. Regulates the temple worship, 2 Chr.
8.14,15, 2 Chr. 35.4. Neh. 12.46, sec
Temple. Marries Pharaoh's daughter, 1 Kin. 3.1.
Receives Gezer as a dowry, 1 Kin. 9.16.
Builds a house for her, 1 Kin. 7.8-12. 1 Kin.
9.24. 2Chr.8.11. Prosperity of Israel, 1 Kin,
4.20,25, 2 Chr. 1.1. Extent of his dominions,
1 Kin. 4.21,24. 1 Kin. 8.65. 2 Chr. 9.26.
His tributaries, 1 Kin. 4.21. 1 Kin. 9.20,21.
2 Chr. 8.7,8, Officers, 1 Kin. 2.35. 1 Kin.
4.1-19. 2 Chr. 8.8-10. Provision of his
house, 1 Kin. 4.22,23,27, 1 Kin. 10.6, His
horses and chariots, IKin. 4.26,28. IKin.
10.26. 2 CTir. 1.14. 2 Chr. 9.26.
aties, Ac, built by him, 1 Kin. 9.16-19,24,
2 Chr. 8.1-6, Ecc. 2.4-7. WaU of Jerusalem,
1 Kin. 3.1. 1 Kin. 9.15. His house, 1 Kin.
3.1. IKin. 7.1. IKin. 9.10. 2 Chr. 7.11.
2 Cbr. 8.1. House of the forest of Lebanon,
439

SON
1 Kin. 7.2-8, see HiRAM. His pools, hia
gardens, &c., Ecc. 2.4-6. Song 8.11.
His throne, 1 Kin. 7.7 ; of ivory, 1 Kin,
10,18-20. 2 Chr. 9.17-19. Porch of judgment,
1 Kin. 7.7. Harps, (fee, 1 Kin. 10.12. 2 Chr.
9.11. Ecc. 2.8. Shields, 1 Kin. 10.14,16.
Drinking vessels, 1 Kin. 10.21. 2 Chr. 9.20.
Splendour of his court, 1 Kin. 10.6. Mat.
6.29. His wealth, 1 Kin, 10,14,16,23, Enriched
by trade in gold, &c. , with Ophir and Tarshish,
1 Kin. 9.26-28. 1 Kin. 10.11,12,22. 2 Chr.
8.17,18. 2 Chr. 9.10,21,22, With Egypt, &c.,
1 Kin. 10.28,29. 2 Chr. 1.16,17. 2 Chr. 9.
13,14,28. Visited by the queen of Sheba, 1 Kin. 10.
1-13, 2 Chr. 9.1-12. His proverbs, 1 Kin.
4.32. Pro. 1.1. Pro. 10.1. Pro. 26.1.
Songs, 1 Kin. 4.32. Song of Solomon.
SUver abundant, 1 Kin. 10.27. 2 Chr. 1.16.
2 Chr. 9.27. Gold, &c., brought by the queen
of Sheba, 1 Kin. 10.10. 2 Chr. 9.1,9 ; and in
tribute, 1 Kin. 10.26, 2 Chr. 9.13,14,24,
From Hiram, 1 Kin, 9.14. Oppressive taxes,
1 Kin. 12.4. 2 Chr. 10.4.
Marries numerous heathen wives ; his
Idolatry, 1 Kin. 11.1-8. 2 Kin. 23.13. Neh.
13.26. Warned of the division of the king
dom, 1 Kin. 11.9-18. RebelUon of Hadad,
1 Kin. 11.14,21,22 ; and Rezon, 1 Kin. 11.
23-25, Promotes, but afterwards seeks to
kiU Jeroboam, 1 Kin. 11.26-28,40.
Psalms for Solomon, Psa. 72 & 127 {title).
His son, Rehoboam, 1 Kin. 14.31. 1 Chr.
3.10. Daughters, 1 Kin. 4.11,16. Reigns 40
years ; death and burial, 1 Kin. 11.42,43.
2 Chr. 9.30,31. History of, written by pro
phets, 2 Chr. 9.29.
SON. Besides its ordinary meaning, it is
used for grandson, 2 Sam, 19^24. Descend
ant, Mat. 1.1,20. As a name of affection,
1 Sam 3.6. Ex. 4.22. 1 Tim. 1.2 ; and of
humility, 2 Kin, 8.9. It occurs in such
phrases as, Son of the moming, Isa. 14.12.
Son of Belial, 1 Sam. 2.12. The Hebrew word
for son, ben or bar, is incorporated with names,
as Benoni, son of sorrow. Gen. 35.18. Barjona,
son of Jonas, Mat. 16.17.
SONGS. Song of the well. Num. 21.17.
War-song, Num. 21.27-30. Of the bow, 2 Sam.
1,19-27, Of Solomon, one thousand and five,
1 Kin. 4.32. See Phaise.
SOOTHSAYER. See Sorcery.
SOP, a bit, or morsel, Jno. 13.26,27.
SOFATER OF Berea. Accompanies Paul
to Asia, Act, 20.4-6. Perhaps the same as
Paul's kinsman, Sosipater, Rom. 16.21.
SORCERY. Consulting cups. Gen. 44.6.
Dreams, Deu. 13.1-6. Jer. 23.26-32. Jer.
27.9. Jer. 29.8. Zee. 10.2. Entrails of
animals, Eze. 21.21. Arrows, Eze. 21.21,22.
Familiar spirits, Lev. 20.6,27, 1 Chr, 10.
13. 2 Cbr. 33.6. Isa. 8.19. Isa. 19.3. Isa.
29.4. Images orteraphim, 2Kin.23. 24. Eze.
31.21. Rods, Hos. 4.12. The dead, see Nec
romancy. Consulting the stars, see As
trology. Books of. Act. 19.19, Practice of muttering,
Isa. 8.19. Isa. 29.4. Payment for. Num.
22.7. Mic. 3.11. Act, 16.16. Divination,
enchantment, charms, soothsaying, witch,
craft, observing of times forbidden, and
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punishment threatened, Lev. 19.26-28,31,
Lev. 20.6. Deu. 18.9-14. 1 Sam. 16.28. Isa.
8.19, Isa. 19.3,11,12. Isa. 44.25. Isa, 47,
9-13. Jer. 10.2, Jer, 14.14. Jer, 27,9. Jer.
29.8,9. Eze. 12,23,24, Eze, 13.6-9,18-23,
Eze. 21.29. Eze, 22.28. Mic. 3.6,7. Mic,
6.12. Zee, 10.2. Mai. 3.6. Mat. 24.24.
Gal. 4.9-11. Gal. 6.19,20, 2 The. 2.9, Kev.
9.21. Rev. 13.13,14. Rev. 16.14. Rev.
18.23. Rev. 19.20. Rev. 21.8. Rev. 22.
16. Punished with death by the law, Ex.
22.18. Lev. 20.27. Deu. 13.6. See Jos.
13.22. 1 Sam. 28.3,9. 2 Kin. 23.24.
Practised by Joseph, Gen. 44.5,16. Pha
raoh's magicians. Ex, 7.11,22, Ex. 8.7,18,
Balaam, Num. 22.6. Num. 23. Num.
24.1. Jos. 13.22. PhUistines, 1 Sam. 6.2-9.
Isa. 2.6. Saul and the witch of Endor,
1 Sam, 28.7. Jezebel, 2 Kin. 9.22. Israel,
2 Kin. 17.17. Manasseh, 2 Kin. 21.6. Nebu-
chadnezzar, Eze, 21.21,22. Dan. 2.2,10,27.
Dan. 4.7. Belshazzar, Dan. 5.7,15. Ninevites,
Nah, 8.4,6. Simon Magus, Act. 8.9-11.
Elymas, Act. 13.8. Damsel at PhUippi, Act.
16.16. Sons of Sceva and Ephesians, Act,
19.13,14,18,19. See Magicians — Prognosticators —
Ministers, unfaithful.
SOREK, a vale ; the residence of Delilah,
Jud. 16.4.
SOSIPATER. See Sopaier.
SOSTHENES, chief ruler of the synagogue
in Corinth, successor of Crispus, beaten by
the Greeks, Act. 18.8,17 ; with Paul, 1 Cor. 1.1.
SOUL OF Man, Immortal. Gen. 6.24.
Enoch walked with God : and he was not ;
for God took him.
2 Sam. 12.23. Now he is dead, wherefore
should I fast? can I bring him back again?
I shall go to him, but he shall not retum
to me.
2 Kin. 2.11, Elijah went up by a whirl
wind into heaven.
Job 14.13. 0 that thou wouldest hide
me in the grave, that thou wouldest keep
me secret, untU thy wrath be past, that thou
wouldest appoint me a set time, and remem
ber me I
Psa, 21.4. He asked life of thee, and thou
gavest it him, even length of days for ever and
ever. Psa. 49.8. The redemption of their soul is
precious, and it ceaseth for ever.
Psa. 121.8. The Lord shaU preserve thy
goinf' out and thy coming in from this time
forth, and even for evermore.
Ecc. 3,21, Wbo knoweth tbe spirit of man
that goeth upward, and the spirit of tbe beast
that goeth downward to the earth ?
Ecc. 12.7, ThenshaU thedust retum to the
earth as it was : and the spirit shall return
unto God who gave it.
Isa. 25.8. He wiU swaUow up death in
victory. Mat. 10.28. Fear not them which kiU ihe
body, but are not able to kiU the soul : but
rather fear him which is able to destroy both
soul and body in heU.
Mat. 16.26. What is a man profited, if he
shall gain the whole world, and lose his own
soul? or what shall a man give in exchange
for his soul ?
Luk. 9,25. What is a man advantaged, if

SOWING
he gain the whole world, and lose himself, or
be cast away ?
Luk. 20. 36. Neither can they die any more :
for they are equal unto the angels ; and are
the chUdren of God, being the chUdren of the
resurrection. Eom. 6.23. The gift of God is etemal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
1 Cor. 16.63. This corruptible raust put on
incorruption, and this raortal must put on
immortaUty. 64. So when thia corruptible
shaU have put on incorruption, and this mor
tal shaU have put on immortaUty, then shaU
be brought to pass the saying that is written.
Death is swaUowed up in victory,
1 Tim, 4,8. Having proraise of the life
that now is, and of that which is to come,
2 Tim, 1,10. Our Saviour Jestls Christ,
who hath aboUshed death, and hath brought
life and iraraortaUty to Ught through the
gospel. Tit. 1.2. Eternal life, which God, that can
not Ue, proraised before the world began,
Heb. 11.6. Enoch was translated that he
should not see death ; and was not found, be
cause God had translated hira,
1 Jno. 2.26, This is the proraise that he
hath proraised us, even etemal life.
See Resurrection — Heaven — Hell —
Judgment. SOWING. lUustrative, Hos, 8.7, Psa,
126,5, Pro. 11.18, Tsa. 32.20, &c. Parable
of the sower. Mar. 4,3-9,
SPAIN, Kom. 16,24,28. See Tarshish,
SPAN, frora the end of the thurab to the
end of the Uttle flnger expanded, 9 or 10 inches.
Ex, 28.16, Ex, 39.9,
SPARKOW, Psa, 102.7. Psa. 84.3. Gene
raUy translated bird ; used in sacrifice. Lev.
14.4-53 (see marg.). Two sold for a farthing.
Mat. 10.29. Luk. 12.6,
SPEAKING Evil— Foolish Speaking.
Job 13.5. Oh that ye would altogether hold
your peace I and it should be your wisdom.
Job 16.4. I also could speak as ye do: if
your soul were in my soul's stead, I could heap
up words against you. v. 3,
Job 19.18. Yea, young chUdren despised
rae : I arose, and they spake against me.
Job 38.2, Who is this that darkeneth
counsel by words without knowledge?
Psa. 35.21. They opened their raouth wide
against me, and said. Aha, aha, our eye hath
5een it.
Fsa. 41.5, Mine enemies speak evU of me.
When shall he die, and his name perish? 6,
And if he come to see me, he speaketh vanity :
his heart gathereth iniquity to itself ; when he
goetb abroad, he teUeth it. 7. AU that hate
me whisper together against rae : against me
do they devise my hurt,
Psa, 64,3. Who whet their tongue uke a
sword, and bend their bows to shoot their arrows,
even bitter words : 4. That they may shoot m
secret at the perfect.
Psa. 69.12. They that sit in the gate speak
against me; and I was the song of the
drunkards. 26. They persecute Mm whom
thou hast smitten ; and they taUc to the grief
of those whom thou hast wounded,
Psa. 70,3. Let them be tumed back for a
reward of their sharae that say. Aha, aha.

SPEAKING EVIL
Psa, 102,8, Mine enemies reproach rae oU
the day.
Psa. 106,33. They provoked his spirit, so
that he spake unadvisedly with his Ups,
Psa, 119.23. Princes aho did sit and speak
against me.
Psa. 140.3. They have sharpened their
tongues like a serpent ; adders' poison is under
their Ups. 11. Let not an evil speaker be
established in the earth.
Pro. 4.24. Put away from thee a froward
mouth, and perverse Ups put far from thee.
Pro, 6.16. Doth the Lord hate. 19. He
that soweth discord among brethren, v. 12-19,
Pro. 10,8. A prating fool shaU faU. 11.
Violence covereth the mouth of the wicked,
19. In the miUtitude of words there wanteth
not sin. 32. The mouth of the wicked speaketh
frowardness. Pro, 12,6. The words of the wicked are to
Ue in wait for blood, 13, The wicked is
snared by the transgression of his lips. 16. A
fool's wrath is presently known. 18. There is
that speaketh like the piercings of a sword.
23. The heart of fools prodaimeth foolishness.
Pro. 13.3. He that openeth wide his Ups
shaU have destruction, v. 2.
Pro, 14.3. In the raouth of the fooUsh is a
rod of pride.
Pro. 15.1. Grievous words stir up anger.
2, The mouth of fools poureth out fooUshness.
4. A wholesome tongue is a tree of Ufe : but
perverseness therein is a breach in the spirit.
7. The Ups of the wise disperse knowledge :
but tbe heart of the fooUsh doeth not so, 14,
The mouth of fools feedeth on fooUshness,
28, The mouth of the wicked poureth out evil
things. Pro, 16.27, An ungodly raan diggeth up
evU : and in his Ups there is as a buming fire.
28. A froward man soweth strife : and a
whisperer separateth chief friends.
Pro. 17.9, He that repeateth a matter
separateth very friends. 20. He that hath a
perverse tongue faUeth into raischief.
Pro. 18.2, A fool hath no delight in under
standing, but that his heart raay discover
itself. 6, A fool's Ups enter into contention,
and his mouth caUeth for strokes. 7, A fool's
mouth is his destruction, and his Ups are the
snare of his soul, 13, He that answereth a
raatter before he heareth it, it is foUy and
shame unto him. 21. Death and Ufe are in
the power of the tongue : and they that love
it shaU eat the fmit thereof, 23. The poor
useth intreaties ; but the rich answereth
roughly, v. 8.
Pro. 19.28. The mouth of the wicked de
voureth iniquity.
Pro. 20.19. He that goeth about as a tale
bearer revealeth secrets. Pro. 11.13.
Pro. 22.12. He overthroweth the words of
the transgressor.
Pro. 24,2. Their heart studieth destraction,
and their lips talk of mischief. 7, Wisdom is
too high for a fool : he openeth not his mouth
in the gate.
Pro, 25,23, The north wind driveth awty
rain : so doth an angry countenance a back
biting tongue.
Pro, 26.4. Answer not a fool according to
his foUy, lest thou also be Uke irato him, 7,
The legs of the larae are not equal : so 'is a
parable in the mouth of fools. 9. As a thorp
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speaejng evil
goeth up into the hand of a drunkard, so t^ a
parable in the raouth of fools. 20. Where no
wood is, there the fire goeth out : so where
there is no talebearer, the strife ceaseth, 21.
As coals are to buming coals, and wood to
flre ; so is a contentious man to kindle strife,
22. The words of a talebearer are as wounds,
and they go down into the innermost parts of
the beUy, v. 23.
Pro. 29.ftl. A fool uttereth aU his raind :
but a wise man keepeth it in tiU afterwards,
20. Seest thou a man that is hasty in his
words? there is more hope of a fool than
of him.
Pro. 30.10, Accuse not a servant irate his
raaster, lest he curse thee, and thou be found
guUty. Ecc, 5.3. A dreara cometh through the
multitude of business ; and a fool's voice is
known by multitude of words, 7- In the mul
titude of drearas and raany words there are
also divers vanities : but fear thou God,
Ecc. 10,3. When he that is a fool walketh
by the way, his wisdom faUeth him, and he
saith to every one that he is a fool. 11, Tlie
serpent wiU bite without enchantment ; and a
babbler is no better. 13, The beginning of
the words of his raouth is foolishness : and the
end of his talk is mischievous madness, 14,
A fool also is fuU of words, v. 2,12,20,
Isa. 6.6. Woe is me 1 for I ara undone ;
because I am a raan of unclean lips, and I
dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips.
Tsa. 32. 6. The vUe person wUl speak viUany,
and his heart wUl work iniquity, to practise
hypocrisy, and to utter error against the
Lord. Jer, 8.6. I hearkened and heard, but they
spake not aright.
Jer. 20.10, T heard the defaming of many,
fear on every side. Report, say they, and we
wiU report it.
Mat, 6.22. Whosoever shall say to his
brother, Raca, shaUbe in danger of the councU :
but whosoever shall say. Thou fool, sliaU be in
danger of hell fire, 37, Let your comraunica-
tion be. Yea, yea ; Nay, nay : for whatsoever
is more than these cometh of evil.
Mat, 12.34. O generation of vipers, how
can ye, being evU, speak good things ? for out
of the abundance of the heart the mouth
speaketh. 35. An evU raan out of the evil
treasure bringeth forth evU things.
Mat, 12.36. Every idle word that raen shaU
speak, they shaU give account thereof in the
day of judgment. 37. For by thy words thou
shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt
be condemned.
Act. 23.5, Thou shalt not speak evU of the
ruler of thy people. Ex, 22.28. Job 34.18.
1 Cor. 6.10. NorrevUers, nor extortioners,
shaU inherit the kingdom of God.
Eph. 4,29, Let no corrupt communication
proceed out of your mouth. 31. Let aU bitter
ness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and
evU speaking, be put away frora you, with aU
maUce, Eph. 5,4. Neither filthiness, nor foolish
talking, nor jesting, which are not convenient :
but rather giving of thanks.
Col. 3,8. Now ye also put ofi" aU these ;
blasphemy, filthy communication out of your
mouth. 2 The. 3.11- Wa hear that there are some
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SPIDER
which waUt among you disorderly, working
not at aU, but are busybodies.
1 Tira. 5.13. They leam to he idle, wander
ing about from house to house ; and not only
idle, but tattlers also and busybodies, speaking
things which they ought not.
Tit. 3.2. Speak evU of no raan.
Jas, 1.26, If any man among you seem to
be religious, and bridleth not his tongue, but
deceiveth his own heart, this man's reUgion is
vain. V. 19.
Jas. 3.5. Even so the tongue is a Uttle
raeraber, and boasteth great things. Behold,
how great a raatter a Uttle flre kindleth ; 6.
And the tongue is a flre, a world of iniquity :
so is the tongue araong our raerabers, that it
defileth the whole body, and setteth on fire
the course of nature ; and it is set on fire of
heU. 8. But the tongue can no raan tame ; it
is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison. 9.
Therewith bless we God, even the Father ; and
therewith curse we raen, which are made after
the siraUitude of God. 10. Out of the same
raouth proceedeth blessing and cursing. My
brethren, these things ought not so to be. v.
2-12. Jas. 4.11, Speak not evU one of another,
brethren. He that speaketh evU of his bro
ther, and judgeth his brother, speaketh evil of
the law, and judgeth the law.
1 Pet. 2.1, Laying aside all malice, and all
evil speakings.
1 Pet, 3.9, Not rendering evU for evU, or
railing for raUing : but contrariwise blessing.
10. He that wUl love life, and see good days, let
him refrain his tongue from evil, Psa, 34.13.
1 Pet. 4.15. Let none of you suffer as a
busybody tn other raen's matters.
2 Pet, 2.10, Presumptuous are they, self-
wUled, they are not afraid to speak evU of
dignities, Jude 10. These speak evU of those things
which they know not, v. 8.
Speaking Evil, Examples of : Laban'a
sons. Gen, 31.1, Joseph, Gen. 37.2, Miriam
and Aaron, Num, 12.1. Israelites, Ex. 17,2,3.
Nura. 16.3,13,41, Michal, 2 Sam, 6.20. Saul,
1 Sara, 20.30,31. Princes of Ammon, 2 Sara.
10.3. Chaldeans, Dan. 3.8. Dan. 6.13. Jews,
Mat. 11.18,19. Jno. 8.48,
See Blasphemy — Falsehood — Flattery
— Uncharitableness.
SPEAKING "WITH Wisdom, See Wisdom,
p. 491 — Prudence,
SFEAR, Javelin, or Lance, 1 Sara. 17.7-
1 Sara. 18.10, 2 Chr, 23.9. Jer. 50.42,
SPEECH. See Wisdom in speech, p. 491
— Speaejng evil,
SPICES. From GUead, Gen. 37.26. Pales
tine, Gen. 43.11. Slieba, 1 Eon. 102,10. Eze.
27.22, Prom gardens. Song 4.13-16. Moun
tains, Song 8.14, Given in presents, IKin.
10.10. Mat, 2.11, Used in the sacred oil,
Ex. 25.6. Ex, 35.8. 1 Chr, 9.29, 2 Kin.
20.13. In burial, 2 Chr, 16,14. Luk. 23.66,
Luk. 24.1. Jno. 19.39,40.
See Anointing — Inoenmi^-Oil, sacred-
Ointment — ^Perfumes — Aloes — Bdellium
— Cassia — Cinnamon — Frankincense —
Galbanum — Myrrh — Onycha — Spike
nard— Stacte.
SPIDER, Pro. 30.28, Web of. Job 8,14.
Tsa, 59.6.

SPIES
SPIES, Geu. 42.9, Num, 21,82, Nura.
13, Jos. 2,1, 1 Sam, 26.4, 2 Sam, 16.10.
Pharisees. Luk, 20,20. In the church. Gal.
2.4. SPIKENARD, a valuable perfume. Song
1.12, Song 4,13,14. Mary anoints Christ's
head with. Mar. 14,3, Jno, 12.3,
SPINDLE, Pro. 31,19.
SPINNING by women, Ex. 35,26,26, Pro,
31.19. SPIRITUAL Blessings, Sanctification,
Prayer for. 1 Kin. 8.67, The Lord our
God be with us, 58. That he may incline our
hearts unto him, to walk in aU his ways, and
to keep his commandraents.
Neh, 1.11. Let now thine ear be attentive
to the prayer of thy servants, who desire to
fear thy name.
Psa. 17.5. Hold up my goings in thy paths,
that my footsteps sUp not,
Psa. 19.12. Who can understand Ms errors ?
cleanse thou me from secret faulti.
Psa. 27,9, Hide not thy face far from me ;
put not thy servant away in anger : thou hast
been my help ; leave me not, neither foi-sake
rae, O God of ray salvation,
Psa, 51.2. Wash ne throughly frora raine
iniquity, and cleanse rae from my sin, 7.
Purge me with hyssop, and T shall be clean :
wash rae, and I shall be whiter than snow.
10. Create in rae a clean heart, O God ; and
renew a right spirit within me. 12. Restore
unto rae the joy of thy salvation ; and uphold
rae with hy free spirit.
Psa. 66.13, Thou hast deUvered ray soul
frora death : wilt not tliou deUver my feet
from falUng, that I may walk before God in
the Ught of the living?
Psa. 61.7, O prepare mercy and truth, which
may preserve him.
Psa. 68.28, Strengthen, O God, that which
thou hast wrought for us.
Psa. 71. IS. Forsake rae not ; untU I have
shewed thy strength unto this generation, cmd
thy power to every one that is to corae.
Psa, 80.17. Let thy hand be upon the raan
of thy right hand, upon the son of raan whom
thou raadest strong for thyself. 18, So wUi
not we go back from thee : quicken us, and we
will call upon thy name, 19. Turn us again,
0 Lord God of hosts, cause thy face to shine ;
and we shaU be saved,
Psa. 86.6. Wilt thou not revive us again :
that thy people may rejoice in thee?
Psa. 86.11, Teach rae thy way, O Lord ; I
will walk in thy truth : unite my heart to fear
thy narae. 16. O tum unto me, and have
mercy upon me ; give thy strenj^th unto thy
servant, and save the son of thine hand
raaid, Psa. 90.12, So teach us to number our days,
that we raay apply our hearts unto wisdora.
16. Let thy work appear unto thy servants,
and thy glory unto their chUdren. 17- And let
the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us : and
establish thou the work of our hands upon us :
yea, the work of our hands establish thou it.
Psa, 118.26, Save now, I beseech thee, 0
Lord: O Lord, I beseech thee, send now
prosperity, Psa, 119.6, O that ray ways were directed
to keep thy statutes! 10, With my whole
heart have I sought thee : O let me not wander,

SPIRTTUAL BLESSINGS
frora thy commandments, 17, Deal bounti
fuUy with thy servant, that I may live, and
keep thy word, 25. My soul cleaveth unto
the dust : quicken thou me according to thy
word. 28, My soul melteth for heaviness :
strengthen thou me according unto thy word.
32, 1 wiU run the way of thy commandraents,
when thou shalt enlarge ray heart. 33. Teach
rae, 0 Lord, the way of thy statutes ; and I
shaU keep it rnUo the end. 34. Give rae
understanding, and I shaU keep thy law ; yea,
I shaU observe it with my whole heart. 35.
Make rae to go in the path of thy command
ments ; for therein do I deUght. 36. Incline
ray heart unto thy testiraonies, and not tc
covetousness. 37. Tum away raine eyes
from beholding vanity ; and quicken thou rae
in thy way.
Psa. 119,40, Quicken me in thy right
eousness. 77. Let thy tender mercies come
unto me, that I may Uve : for thy law is my
deUght, 88, Quicken rae after thy loving
kindness ; so shaU I keep the testimony of thy
mouth. 116. Uphold me according unto thy
word, that I may live : and let rae not be
asharaed of ray hope. 117. Hold thou rae up,
and I shaU be safe : and I wUl have respect
unto thy statutes continuaUy, 122, Be surety
for thy servant for good. 133. Order ray steps
in thy word : and let not any iniquity have
dominion over me. 149. Hear my voice
according unto thy lovingkindness : 0 Lord,
quicken rae according to thy judgraent. 156.
Great are thy tender raercies, O Lord : quicken
rae according to ihy judgraents. v. 107,154,159.
Psa. 125.4. Do good, O Lord, unto those
that be good, and to them that are upright in
their hearts.
Psa, 139,23, Search rae, O God, and know
my heart : try rae, and know ray thoughts :
24. And see if there be any wicked way in rae,
and lead rae in the way everlasting.
Psa, 143.10. Teach rae to do thy wUl ; for
thou art ray God: thy spirit is good ; lead rae
into the land of uprightness, 11. Quicken rae,
O Lord, for thy narae's sake.
Song 1,4, Draw me, we wiU run after thee,
Jer. 31,18, Tum thou me, and I shaU be
tumed ; for thou art the Lord my God.
Lam. 5.21, Tum thou us unto thee, O
Lord, and we shaU he turned ; renew our days
as of old.
Hab. 3.2. O Lord, revive thy work in the
raidst of the years, in the raidst of the years
raake known ; in wrath remember mercy.
Mar. 9.24. Lord, I believe ; help thou mine
unbelief. Luk. 11.1. Lord, teach us to pray, as John
also taught ids disciples.
Luk. 17.5, The apostles said unto the Lord,
Increase our faith,
Jno, 17,11, Holy Father, keep through
thine own name those whora thou hast given
me, that they may be one, as we are.
Eph, 3, 16. That he would grant you, accord
ing to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened
with might by his Spirit in the inner raan ;
17, That Christ may dweU in your hearts by
faith ; that ye, being rooted and grounded in
love. Phil. 1.9. I pray, that your love may abound
yet more and more in knowledge and in all
judgment. 10. That ye may approve things
that are exceUent ; thtt ye raay be sincere and
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SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS
without olTcnce tiU the day of Christ; 11.
Being fiUed with the fruits of righteousness,
which are by Jesus Christ, unto the glory and
praise of God.
Col, 2.2, That their hearts might be cora
forted, being Knit together in love, and unto
aU riches of the full assurance of understand
ing, to the acknowledgment of the mystery
of God, and of tbe Father, and of Christ.
CoL 4.12. That ye raay stand perfect and
complete in aU the wiU of God.
1 The, 3.10. Night and day praying exceed
ingly that we raight see your face, and might
perfect that which is lackiag in your faith.
12. And the Lord make you to increase and
abound in love one toward another, and
toward aU men, even as we do toward you : 13.
To the end he may stabUsh your hearts un
blameable in holiness before Gcd, even our
Father, at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ
with all his saints.
1 The, 6,23, The very God of peace sanctify
you whoUy ; and I pray God your whole spirit
and soul and body be preserved blaraeless unto
the coraing of our Lord Jesus Christ,
2 The. 1.11. We pray always for you, that
our God would count you worthy of this caU
ing, and fulfil aU the good pleasure of his
goodness, and the work of faith with power.
2 The. 2,16. Now our Lord Jesus Christ
hiraself, and God, even our Father, which
hath loved us, and hath given us everlasting
consolation, and good hope through grace,
17. Corafort your hearts, and stablish you in
every good word and work.
2 The, 3. 5. The Lord direct your hearts into
the love of God, and into the patient waiting
for Christ. 16. Now the Lord of peace him
self give you peace always by aU means.
The 3j3rd be with you aU.
Heb. 13.20, Now the God of peace, thai,
brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus,
that great Shepherd of the sheep, through the
blood of the everlasting covenant, 21. Make
you perfect in every good work to do his will,
working in you that which is weU-pleasing in
his sight, through Jesus Christ.
1 Pet, 6,10. The God of aU grace, who hath
called us unto his etemal glory by Christ
JesuS;, after that ye have suffered a while
make you perfect, stabUsh, strengthen, settle
you. See Temptation, prayer in — Prayer,
intercessory— Sanctification — Pardon.
SPIRITUAL Blin dness. Ignorance.
Ex. 5.2. Pharaoh said. Who is the Lord,
that I should obey his voice to let Israel go ?
I know not the Lord, neither wUl I let Israel
go. Deu. 29.2, Ye have seen aU that the Lord
did before your eyes in the land of Egypt, 4.
Yel the Lord hath not given you an heart to
pei-ceive, and eyes to see, and ears to hear,
unto this day.
Deu, 32,28. They are a nation t oid of
counsel, neither is there any understanding in
thera. 29, O that they were wise, that they
understood this, that they would consider
their latter end !
Jud. 2.10, There arose another generation
after them, which knew not the Lord, nor yet
the works which he had done for Israel.
Jud, 16,20. He wist not that the Lord was
departed from him.
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Job 21.14. They say imto God, Depart from
us ; for we desire not the knowledge of tby
ways. Job 22.13, How doth God know? can he
judge through the dark cloud? 14. Thick
clouds are a covering to him, that he seeth
not ; and he walketh in the circuit of heaven.
Psa. 6.5. The foolish shall not stand in thy
sight, Psa, 10.5. Thy judgments are far above
out of his sight.
Psa. 14.1, The fool hath said in his heart,
Tliere is no God. 4. Have aU the workers of
iniquity no knowledge ?
Psa, 60,21. Thou thoughtest that I was
altogether such an one as thyself,
Psa. 73.22. So foolish was I, and ignorant :
T was as a beast before thee.
Psa. 79.6. Pour out thy wrath upon the
heathen that have not known thee,
Psa, 82.5. They know not, neither will
they understand ; they walk on in darkness.
Psa. 92.6. 0 Lord, how great are thy works !
and thy tlioughts are very deep. 6. A brutish
man knoweth not : neither doth a fool under
stand this
Psa. 94.7, They say. The Lord shaU not
see, neither shaU the God of Jacob regard it.
8. Understand, ye brutish among the people :
and ye fools, when wUl ye be wise ?
Psa. 95,10, It is a people that do err in
their heart, and they have not known my
ways. Pro. 1.7. Fools despise wisdom and instmc
tion. 22. How long, ye siraple ones, wiU ye
love sirapUcity? and the scomers deUght in
their scorning, and fools hate knowledge?
29, They hated knowledge, and did not choose
tbe fear of the Lord : 30. They would none
of my counsel : they despised all ray reproof.
Pro. 4.19. The way of the wicked is as
darkness : they know not at what they
sturable. Pro. 10,21, Fools die for want of wisdom.
Pro, 13.18. Poverty and sharae shall be to
hira that refuseth instruction.
Pro. 17-16, Wherefore is there a price in
the hand of a fool to get wisdom, seeing lie
hath no heart toil?
Pro, 19,2, Tliat the soul be without know
ledge, it is not good, 3. The fooUshness of
man perverteth his way : and his heart fretteth
against the Lord.
Pro, 28.5. EvU raen understand not judg
raent. Ecc. 7.25, To know the wickedness of foUy,
even of fooUshness and raadness.
Ecc, 9,12, Man also knoweth not his tirae :
as the flshes that are taken in an evU net, and
as the birds that are caught in the snare ; so
are the sons of raen snared in an evil tirae,
when it faUeth suddenly upon thera.
Isa. 1.3. The ox knoweth his owner, and
the ass his raaster's crib : but Israel doth not
know, ray people doth not consider,
Tsa. 6.13, Therefore ray people are gone
into captivity, because they liave no knowledge.
20. Woe unto thera that call evU good and good
evU ; that put darkness for Ught, and Ught for
darkness ; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet
for bitter 1
Isa, 6.9. Heai ye indeed, but understand
not ; Tiud see ye indeed, but perceive not. 10.
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SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS
their ears heavy, and shut their eyes ; lest
they see with their eyes, and hear with their
ears, and imderstand with their heart, and
couvert, and be healed.
Isa, 9,2. The people that walked in dark
ness have seen a great Ught : they that dweU in
the land of fhe shadow ul death, upon thera
hath the light shined,
Isa. 26.10. Let favour be shewed to the
wicked, yet wUl he not leam righteousness : in
the land of uprightness wiU he deal unjustly,
and wUl not behold the majesty of the Lord.
11. Lord, when thy hand is lifted up, they wiU
not see.
Isa. 27.11. It is a people of no understand
ing: therefore he that made them wUl not
have raercy on them, and he that formed them
wiU shew thera no favour.
Isa. 29.10. The Lord hath poured out upon
you the spirit of deep sleep, and hath closed
your eyes : the prophets and your rulers, the
seers hath he covered, 11, And the vision of
aU is becorae unto you as the words of a book
that is sealed, wluch men deUver to one that
is leamed, saying, Read this, I pray thee : and
he saith, I cannot ; for it is sealed : 12. And
the book is delivered to hira that is not leamed,
saying. Read this, I pray thee : and he sayeth,
[ am not leamed,
Isa. 40.21. Have ye not known? have ye
not heard ? hath it not been told you from the
beginning ? have ye not understood from the
foundations of the earth 7
Isa, 42,7, To open the bUnd eyes, to bring
out the prisoners from the prison, and them
that sit in darkness out of the prison-house,
18, Hear, ye deaf; and look, ye bUnd, that ye
may see, 19. Who is blind, but ray servant ?
or deaf, as my messenger that I SMit ? who is
blind as he that is perfect, and bUnd as the
Lord's servant? 20, Seeing many things, but
thou observest not ; opening the ears, but he
beareth not,
Isa. 44.18. They have not known nor
understood : for he hath shut their eyes, that
they cannot see ; and their hearts, that they
cannot understand. 19. And none considereth
in his heart, neither is there knowledge nor
understanding. 20. He feedeth on ashes : a
deceived heart hath turned him aside, that he
cannot deliver his soul, nor say. Is there not a
Ue in my right hand ?
Isa. 56.10. His watchmen are blind : they
are all ignorant, they are aU dumb dogs,
Isa. 60.2. Darkness shaU cover the earth,
and gross darkness the people.
Jer. 2.8. The priest said not. Where is the
Lord? and theythathandlethelawknewmenot.
Jer. 4.22, My people is foolish, they have
not known me ; they are sottish chUdren, and
they have none understanding : they are wise
Jo do evU, but to do good they have no
knowledge, Jer. 5,4, I said. Surely these are poor ;
they are foolish : for they know not the way
of the Lord, tmw the judgment of their God.
5. I will get me unto the great raen, and wiU
speak unto them ; for they have known the
way of the Lord, amd the judgment of their
God : but these have altogether broken the
yoke, and burst the bonds. 21. Hear now
this, O foolish people, and without understand
ing ; which have eyes, and see not ; which
have ears, and hear not.

SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS
Jer. 8.7. The stork in the heaven knoweth
her appointed tiraes ; and the turtle and the
crane and the swaUow observe the time of
their coraing ; but my people know not the
judgment of the Lord, 9, The wise men are
asharaed, they are disraayed and taken : lo,
they have rejected the word of the Lord ; and
what wi.sdora is in them?
Jer. 9,3. They proceed frora evU to evil,
and they know not rae, saith the Lord. C.
Through deceit they refuse to know rae, saith
the Lord.
Jer, 16.10. They shaU say unto thee. Where
fore hath the Lord pronounced all this great
evU against us ? or what is our iniquity? or
what is our sin that we have committed against
the Lordom: God?
Jer. 17.9. The heart is deceitful above all
thiTigs, and desperately wicked : who can
know it ?
Dan. 12.10. None of the wicked shaU under
stand, Hos, 4.1, There is no truth, nor mercy, nor
knowledge of God in the land. 6, My people
are destroyed for lack of knowledge : because
thou hast rejected knowledge, I wiU also reject
thee, that thou shalt be no priest to rae. 14.
The people that doth not understand shaU
faU. Hos. 6.4. They wUl not frame their doings
to tum unto their God : and they have not
known the Lord.
Hos, 7.11. Ephraim also is Uke a siUy dove
without heart,
Mic, 4.12, They know not the thoughts
of the Lord, neither understand they his
counsel. Mat. 6,23. If thine eye be evil, thy whole
body shaU be full of darkness. If therefore
the Ught that is in thee be darlcness, how great
is that darkness 1
Mat, 13.19. When any one heareth the
word of the kingdora, and understandeth it
not, then coraeth the wicked one, and catcheth
away that which was sown in his heart.
Mar. 4,15, Luk. 8.12.
Mat, 16.14. They be blind leaders of the
bUnd, And if the blind lead the blind, both
shall faU into the ditch.
Mat, 16.3. Ye can discern the face of the
sky ; but can ye not discern the signs of the
times? Mat. 22.29. Ye do err, not knowing the
scriptures, nor the power of God, Mar, 12>24,
Mat. 23,24, Ye blind guides, which strain
at a gnat, and swallow a carael.
Mar. 6.62. They considered not the mirade
of the loaves : for their heart was hardened.
Luk. 11.52. Woe unto you, lawyers I for
ye have taken away the key of knowledge : ye
enter not in yourselves, and thera that were
entering in ye hindered,
Luk. 12,48. He that knew not, and did
corarait things worthy of stripes, shaU be beaten
with few stripes. 67. Yea, and why even of
yourselves judge ye not what is right ?
Luk. 19.42. If thou hadst known, even
thou, at least in this thy day, the things which
belcmg xmto thy peace I but now they are hid
frora thine eyes.
Luk, 23,34. Tlien said Jesus, Father, for
give thera ; for *;hey know not what they do.
Jno. 1.6, The light shineth in darkness ,¦
and the darkness coraprehended it not. 10.
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He was in the world, and the world was made
by hira, and the world knew him not.
Jno. 3.4. How can a man be bom when he
is old? cau he enter the second time into his
raother's womb, and be bom? 7, Marvel not
that I said unto thee. Ye must be bom again.
19. This is the condemnation, that light is
come into the world, and raen loved darkness
rather than Ught, because their deeds were
evU. 20. Every one that doeth evU hateth the
Ught, neither coraeth to the light, lest his
deeds should be reproved. 31. He that is of
the earth is earthly, and speaketh of the earth.
V. 9-12,
Jno. 4.10. If thou knewest the gift of God,
and who it is that saith to thee. Give rae to
drink ; thou wouldest have asked of him, and
he would have given thee Uving water. 22. Ye
worship ye know not what. v. 11,16.
Jno. 6.62, How can this man give us his
flesh to eat ? 60, Many of his disciples, when
they had heard this, said. This is an hard say
ing ; who can hear it ?
Jno, 7.28, He that sent me is true, whom
ye know not.
Jno. 8.15. Ye judge after the flesh, 19.
Ye neither know me, nor my Father : if ye had
Known rae, ye should have known my Father
also, 27, They understood not that he spake
to them of the Father. 33. We be Abraham's
seed, and were never in bondage to any man :
how sayest thou. Ye shaU be raade free ? 43.
Why do ye not understand my speech : even
because ye cannot hear ray word. 62, Now
we know that thou hast a devU, Abrahara is
dead, and the prophets ; and thou sayest. If a
man keep ray saying, he shall never taste of
death. 66. Yet ye have not known hira ; but
I know him : and if I should say, T know him
not, I shaU be a Uar Uke irato you. 67, Thou
rt not yet flfty years old, and hast thou seen
.-ibraham ?
Jno. 9.29. We know that God spake unto
Moses ; as for this fellow, we know not from
whence he is. 30, Why, herein is a raarveUous
thing, that ye know not from whence he is, and
yet he hath opened mine eyes. 39, Jesus said,
-For judgment I am corae into this world, that
they which see not might see, and that they
which see might be made bUnd, v. 30-38,
Jno, 12.38, Lord, who hath beUeved our
report ? and to whom hath the arm of the
Lord been revealed ?
Jno. 14.17. The Spirit of truth ; whom the
world cannot receive, because it seeth him not,
neither knoweth him.
Jno. 15.21. They know not hira that sent rae.
Jno. 16.3. These things wiU they do unto
you, because they have not known the Father,
nor rae.
Jno. 17.25. O righteous Father, the world
hath not known thee.
Act. 3.17. Now, brethren, I wot that
through ignorance ye did it, as did also your
rulers. Act. 13,27. They that dweU at Jerusalera,
and their rulers, because they knew hira not,
nor yet the voices of the prophets which are
read every sabbath-day, they have fulfiUed
them in conderaning Mm.
Act. 17,23. I found an altar with this in
scription , TO THE UNKNOWN GOD. Whora
therefore ye ignorantly worship, him declare I
unto vou.
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SPIRITUAL BUKDNESS
Act. 19.2. We have not so much as hea.rd
whether there be any Holy Ghost.
Act. 26.18. To open their eyes, and to turn
them from darkness to light, and from the
power of Satan unto God.
Rora, 1.19, That which maybe known of
God is manifest in them ; for God hath shewed
it unto them, 20. For the invisible things of
hira from the creation of the world are clearly
seen, being understood by the things that are
made, even his etemal power and Godhead ;
so that they are without excuse : 21. When
they knew God, they glorified Mm not as God,
neither were thankful ; but becarae vain in
their imaginations, and their fooUsh heart was
darkened. 22. Professing theraselves to be
wise, they becarae fools. 28. They did not
like to retain God in tft-eir knowledge.
Rom. 2.4. Despisest thou the riches of his
goodness and forbearance and longsulTering ;
not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth
thee to repentance ?
Rom. 8. 26. We know not what we should
pray for as we ought,
Rom. 11,25, Blindness in part is happened
to Israel, untU the fulness of the GentUes be
corae in.
1 Cor, 1.18. The preaching of the cross is to
them that perish fooUshness, 20. Where is
the wise? where is the scribe? where is the
disputer of this world ? hath not God made
fooUsh the wisdora of this world ? 21. The
world by wisdom knew not God,
1 Cor. 2.8, Which none of the princes of
this world knew ; for had they known it, they
would not have crucified the Lord of glory.
14. The natural man receiveth not the things
of the Spirit of God : for they are foolishness
unto him : neither can he know fhem, because
they are spirituaUy discerned. 15. He that is
spiritual judgeth aU things, yet he hiraself is
judged of no raan,
1 Cor, 13.9, We know in part, and we pro
phesy in part.
1 Cor, 16,34, Sorae have not the knowledge
of God : I speak this to your shame,
2 Cor, 3.14, Their minds were bUnded : for
untu this day remaineth the sarae vaU untaken
away in the reading of the old testament, 16,
Even unto this day, when Moses is read, the
vaU is upon their heart.
2 Cor, 4,3, If our gospel be hid, it is hid to
them that are lost : 4. In whom the God of
this world hath blinded the rainds of them
which believe not, lest the light of the glorious
gospel of Christ, who is the image of God,
should shine unto them,
Eph. 4.18, Having the understanding dark
ened, being aUenated frora the Ufe of God
through the ignorance that is in them, because
of the bUndness of their heart,
Eph. 5.8. Ye were sometimes darkness,
but now are ye Ught in the Lord.
1 The . 4. 5. The GentUes which know not God .
2 The. 1. 8, In flaming fire, taking vengeance
on them that know not God, and that obey
not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.
2 Tim, 3.7. Ever learning, and never able
to come to the knowledge of the truth.
2Tim.3.13. EvU raen and seducers shaU wax
worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived.
Tit, 1,16. They profess that they know
God ; but in works they deny him.
Heb, 6.11. Ye are dull of hearing. 12. For

SPIRrrUAL DESERTION

SPIRITUAL DILIGENCE

when for the tirae ye ought to be teachers, ye
have need that one teach you again which he
the flrst principles of the oracles of God ; and
are becorae such as have need of raUk, and
not of strong raeat,
1 Pet, 1.14. Not fashioning yourselves
according to the former lusts in your ignor
ance, 2 Pet. 1.9. He that lacketh these things is
bhnd, and cannot see afar off, and hath for
gotten that he was purged from his old sins.
2 Pet, 3.16, In which are some things hard
to he understood, which they that are imlearn-
ed and unstable wrest, as tliey do also the
other scriptures, unto their own destruction.
1 Jno, 2.4. He that saith, I know him, and
keepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and
the truth is not in hira. 9. He that saith he
is in the light, and hateth his brother, is in
darkness even untU now. 11, But he that
hateth his brother is in darkness, and walk
eth in darkness, and knoweth not whither
he goeth, because that darkness hath bUnded
his eyes, 1 Jno. 1,6,
1 Jno. 3.1. The world knoweth us not,
because it knew him not, 6. Whosoever sin
neth hath not seen him, neither known hira.
1 Jno, 4.8. He that loveth not, knoweth
not God ; for God is love.
3 Jno, 11, He that doeth evU hath not
seen God.
Jude 10. These speak evil of those tilings
which they know not.
Rev. 3.17, Thou sayest, I ara rich, and
increased with goods, and have need of no
thing ; and knowest not that thou art
wretched, and raiserable, and poor, and bUnd,
and naked.
See Man's ignorance — God's provi
dence MISUNDERSTOOD — APOSTLES' IMPEF,.-
pect knowledge — Impenitence — Man's
natural state.
SPIRITUAL Desertion. See Sin sepa
rates FROM God — Doubt,
SPIRITUAL Destitution. Religious
PpaVILEGES WITHDRAWN. 2 Chr. 15.3.
For a long season Israel hath been without
the true God, and without a teaching priest,
and without law,
Psa. 74.8, They have bumed up aU the
synagogues of God in the land. 9. We see
not our signs : there is no raore any prophet :
neither is there among us any that knoweth
how long.
Pro. 29.18. Where there is no vision, the
people perish.
Lam. 2.6, He hath violently taken away
bis tabemaele, as if it were of a garden : he
hath destroyed his places of the asserably : the
Lord hath caused the soleran feasts and sab
baths to be forgotten in Zion, and hath despised
in' the indignation of his anger the king and
the priest. 7. The Lord hath cast off his altar,
he hath abhorred his sanctuary, they haye
made a noise in the house of the Lord, as in
the day of a soleran feast. 9. The law is no
Tnore ; her prophets also find no vision frora
theLord. Jer, 7.12,
Eze. 3.26. I wiU make thy tongue cleave to
the roof of thy raouth, that thou shalt be
dumb, and shalt not be to them a reprover :
for they are a rebeUious house,
Eze. 7.26. Then shall they seek a vision of

the prophet ; but the law shaU perish from
the priest, and counsel from the ancients.
Hos. 2.11. I will also cause all her mirth
to cease, her feast-days, her new moons, and
her sabbaths, and all her solemn feasts.
Joel 1.9. The meat-offering and the drink-
offering is cut off from the house of the Lord ;
the priests, the Lord's ministers, mourn, v. 13,
Amos 8.11. IwUl send a faraine in the land,
not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water,
but of hearing the words of the Lord. 12.
And they shaU wander frora sea to sea, and
frora the north even to the east, they shall
run to and fro to seek the word of the Lord,
and shall not flnd it.
Mic. 2.5, Thou shalt have none that shall
cast a cord by lot in the congregation of the
Lord. 6. Prophesy ye not, say they to them
that prophesy : they shall not prophesy to
thera, that they shall not take shame.
Mat. 9.36. When he saw the miUtitudes,
he was moved with corapassion on thera, be
cause they fainted, and were scattered abroad,
as sheep having no shepherd. 37. Then saith
he unto his disciples, The harvest truly is
plenteous, but the labourers are few : 38.
Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest,
that he wiU send forth labourers into his
harvest, SPIRITUAL Diligence, Setcking God,
SPIRITUALITY, Heavenly - mindedness,
Sincerity. Deu. 6.6. Love the Lord thy
God with all thine heart, and with aU thy
soul, and with aU thy raight,
Deu. 18.13. Thou shalt be perfect with the
Lord thy God.
Jos. 22.5. Take diligent heed to do the
coraraandraent and the law, which Moses the
servant of the Lord charged you, to love the
Lord your God, and to walk in all his ways,
and to keep his coraraandraents, and to cleave
unto him, and to serve hira with aU your heart
and with aU your soul. Deu. 10.12.
Jos, 24.14. Serve him in sincerity and in
truth : and put away the gods which your
fathers served on the other side of the flood,
and in Egypt ; and serve ye the Lord. 22.
Ye are witnesses against yourselves that ye
have chosen you the Lord, to serve him.
And they said. We are witnesses, v. 23.
1 Sam. 7.3,
1 Sam. 12.24. Only fear the Lord, and serve
him in truth with aU your heart, v. 20.
1 Kin. 8,23, Who keepest covenant and
mercy with thy servants that walk before thee
with aU their heart. 61. Let your heart there
fore be perfect with the Lord our God, to
walk in his statutes, and to keep his coramand
ments. 1 Chr. 22.19. Now set your heart and your
soul to seek the Lord your God,
1 Chr. 28.9. Know thou the God of thy
father, and serve him with a perfect heart and
with a wiUing mind : for the Lord searcheth
all hearts, and understandeth aU the imagina
tions of the thoughts : if thou seek hira, he
will be found of thee.
2 Chr. 15.2, The Lord is with you, whUe ye
be with hun ; and if ye seek hira, he wiU be
found of you,
Ezr. 8.22. The hand of our God is upon
all thera for good that seek him; but his
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Psa. 1,2. His deUght is in the law of the
Lord ; and in his law doth he meditate day
and night. 3. And he shaU be like a tree
planted by the rivers of water.
Psa. 22.26. They shaU praise the Lord that
seek him : your heart shaU live for ever.
Paa, 24,6, This is the generation of them
that seek hira, that seek thy face.
Psa. 27.14. Wait on the Lord: be of good
couraj^'e, and he shaU strengthen thine heart :
wait, 1 say, on the Lord.
Psa. 34.10. They that seek the Lord shaU
not want any good thing.
Psa. 37.4. Delight thyself also in the Lord ;
and he shaU give thee the desires of thine
heart. 7. Restinthe Lord, and wait patiently
for hira. 9. Those that wait upon the Lord,
they shaU inherit the earth. 84. Wait on the
Lord, and keep his way, and he shaU exalt
thee to inherit the land,
Psa, 61.6, Behold, thou desurest trath in
the inward parts : and in the hidden part thou
shalt raake me to know wisdora.
Psa, 69,32. Your heart shaU Uve that seek
God. Psa. 70.4. Let aU those that seek thee
rejoice and be glad in thee : and let such as
love thy salvation say continuaUy, Let God be
raagnified. Psa. 81.10, Open thy raouth wide, and I
wUlflUit, Psa. 105,4. Seek the Lord, and his strength :
seek his face everraore.
Psa. 119.2. Blessed are they that keep his
testimonies, and tliat seek hira with the whole
heart. Pro, 2.3. If thou criest after knowledge,
and Uftest up thy voice for understanding ;
4, If thou seekest her as silver, and searchest
for her as for hid treasures; 6, Then shalt
thou understand the fear of the Lord, and flnd
the knowledge of God,
Pro, 8,17. I love thera that love rae; and
those that seek rae early shall find rae, 34.
Blessed is the raan that heareth rae, watching
daily at my gates, waiting at the posts of my
doors. Pro. 11.28. The righteous shaU flourish as
a branch. Pro, 12.12. But the root of the righteous
yieldeth fruit.
Pro, 15,24. The way of Ufe is above to
the wise, that he raay depart from hell
beneath. Ecc. 9.10. Whatsoever thy hand findeth to
do, do it with thy raight ; for there is no work,
nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the
grave, whither thou goest.
Ecc. 12,1. Reraember now thy Creator in
the days of thy youth, whUe the evU days
come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou
shalt say, I have no pleasure in them.
Isa. 8.19. Should not a people seek unto
their God ?
Isa. 30.18. Therefore wUl the Lord wait,
that he may be gracious unto you, and there
fore wUl he be exalted, that he may have
mercy upon you : for the Lord is a God of
judgment : blessed are aU they that wait for
hira. Isa. 40.31. They that wait upon the Lord
shaU renew their strength ; they shaU mount
up with wings as eagles.
Isa. 49.23. Thou shalt know that T am the
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Lord : for they shall not be ashamed that wait
for rab.
Isa. 65.6. Seek ye the Lord whUe he may
be found, caU ye upon hira whUo he is near,
Jer. 29,13. Ye shaU seek me, and find me,
when ye shaU search for me with aU your
heart. Deu. 4.29.
Jer, 60,4. The children of Israel shaU come,
they and the chUdren of Judah together, going
and weeping : they shaU go, and seek the Lord
their God.
Lam, 3.25, The Lord is good unto them
that wait for him, to the soul that seeketh
him, 26. It is good that a man should both
hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the
Lord. 41. Let us lift up our heart with our
hands unto God in the heavens.
Hos. 10.12, Sow to yourselves in righteous
ness, reap in mercy ; oreak up your faUow
ground ; for it is time to seek the Lord, tiU he
corae and rain righteousness upon you.
Hos. 12.6. Tum thou to thy God : keep
raercy and judgraent, and wait on thy God
continually, Joel 2,12. Tum ye even to rae with aU your
heart, and with fasting, and with weeping,
and with raouming : 13. And rend your heart,
and not your garraents, and tum unto the
Lord your God : for he is gracious and merci
ful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and
repenteth him of the evU,
Amos 4.12. Because I wiU do this unto
thee, prepare to raeet thy God, 0 Israel.
Mat. 6.6. Blessed are they which do himger
and thirst after righteousness : for they shall
befiUed. Luk, 6.21.
Mat, 6.20, Lay up for yourselves treasures
in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth
corrupt, and where thieves do not break
through nor steal : 21. For where your
treasure is, there wiU your heart be also, 22.
The Ught of the body is the eye : if therefore
thine eye be single, thy whole body shaU be
fuU of light, 33. Seek ye first the kingdom of
God, and his righteousness.
Mat, 7.13. !]&iter ye in at the strait gate :
14. Because strait is the gate, and narrow is
the way, which leadeth unto life, and few
there be that flnd it.
Mat. 13.11. Itis given unto you to know
the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to
thera it is not given. 12. For whosoever hath,
to bim shaU be given, and he shaU have raore
abundance. Mat, 25.28,29. Mar. 4.10,11.
Luk, 8,10
Luk. 10.42. One thing is needful: and
Mary hath chosen that good part, which shall
not be taken away frora her.
Luk, 12,33, SeU that ye have, and give
alras ; provide yourselves bags which wax not
old, a treasure in the heavens that faUeth not,
where no thief approacheth, neither raoth cor-
rapteth, V. 31-35.
Luk, 13.24, Strive to enter in at the strait
gate : for raany, I say unto you, will seek to
enter in, and shaU not be able.
Luk, 16.16. Since that tirae the kingdora
of God is preached, and every man presseth
into it,
Luk, 17.21. The kingdom of God is within
you. Luk. 20.38, He is not a God of the dead,
but of the Uving : for all live unto him,
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SPIRITUAL DILIGENCE
when the true worshippers shaU worship the
Father in spirit and in truth : for the Father
seeketh auch to worship him, 24, God is a
Spirit: and they that worship him must
worship him in spirit and in truth,
Jno, 6.27, Labour not for the meat which
perisheth, but for that meat which endureth
unto everlasting Ufe, which the Son of man
shaU give unto you,
Jno. 11.9. If any man walk in the day, he
sturableth not, because be seeth the light of
this world. 10. But if a raan walk in the
night, he sturableth, because there is no Ught
in hira.
Jno. 12.35, Walk whUe ye have the
Ught, lest darkness corae upon you : for he
that walketh in darkness knoweth not
whither he goeth, 36. WhUe ye have
Ught, believe in the light, that yo may be the
chUdren of Ught,
Act, 17, 27, That they should seek the Lord,
If haply they might feel after hira, and find
him. Rom. 8.6. To be spirituaUy minded is Ufe
and peace.
Rom. 13,11, Knowing the time, that now
it is high tirae to awake out of sleep : for now
is our salvation nearer than when we beUeved,
o, 12.
1 Cor, 6.8, Let us keep the feast, not with
old leaven, neither with the leaven of maUce
and wickedness; but with the unleavened
bread of sincerity and truth,
1 Cor, 7,29. Brethren, the time is short : it
reraaineth, that both they that have wives be
as though they had none ; 30. And they that
weep, IS though they wept not ; and they that
rejoice, as though they rejoiced not ; and they
that buy, as though they possessed not ; 31.
And they that use this world, as not abusing
it: for the fashion of this world passeth
away, 1 Cor. 9.24. Know ye not that they which
run in a race run aU, but one receiveth the
prize ? So run, that ye may obtain, v. 27.
Gal. 5.16. Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall
not fulfll the lusts of the flesh. 25, If we Uve
in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit.
Eph. 6.16. Redeeming the time, because
the days are evU. 19, Singing and making
melody in your heart to the Lord,
Eph, 6.14. Stand therefore, having your
loins girt about with truth,
Phil. 1,10. Be sincere and without offence
tiU the day of Christ,
PhU. 2.12. Work out your own salvation
with fear and trerabling. 13. For it is Gcd
which worketh in you both to wiU and to do
of hin good pleasure,
Phil. 3.3. We are the circumcision, which
worship God in the spirit. 14. I press toward
the mark for the prize of the high caUing of
God in Christ Jesus, 15. Let us therefore, as
many as be perfect, be thus rainded,
Phil. 4,5. Let your moderation be known
unto aU raen. The Lord is at hand.
Col. 3,1, If ye then be risen with Christ,
seek those things which are above, where
Christ sitteth on the right hand of God, 2.
Set your affection on things above, not on
thinga on the earth. 3. For ye are dead, and
your Ufe is hid with Christ in God.
Col. 4.6, Walk in wisdom toward them
that are without, redeeming the time.
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1 Tim, 6.19. Laying up in store for them
selves a good foundation against the time to
come, that tbey may lay hold on etemal life.
t>. 12.
2 Tim. 1,6, I put thee in reraerabrance that
thou stir up the gift of God which is in thee.
2 Tira. 2,4. No man that waiTeth entang
leth himself with the affairs of this life ; that
he may please him who hath chosen hira to h»
a soldier. Heb. 3.7, Wherefore (as the Holy Ghost
saith). To-day if ye wiU hear his voice. 8.
Harden not your hearts. Psa, 95,7,
Heb. 4.11, Let us labour therefore to enter
into that rest, lest any man faU after the same
exaraple of unbeUef,
Heb. 6.11, We desire that every one of you
do shew the sarae diUgence to the fuU assur
ance of hope unto the end: 12. That ye be
not slothful, but foUowers of thera who
through faith and patience inherit the pro
mises. Heb. 11.6. He is a rewarder of them that
dUigently seek him,
Heb. 12.12. Lift up the hands which hang
down, and the feeble knees; 13, And make
straight paths for your feet,
1 Pet. 2.2, As new-bom babes, desire the
sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow
thereby, 1 Pet, 3,21, Not the putting away of the
fllth of the flesh, but the answer of a good
conscience toward God.
2 Pet, 3,14. Seeing that ye look for such
things, be dUigent that ye may be found of
hira in peace, without spot, and blaraeless.
2 Pet, 1,10,11.
1 Jno, 3-21. If our heart condemn us not,
then have we confidence toward God.
See Decision — Holiness.
SPIRITUAL Diligence, Seeking God,
Spirituality, Heavenly - mindedness.
Sincerity, Exemplified. Gen. 49.18. I
have waited for thy salvation, 0 Lord,
2 Sara. 24.24. Neither wiU I offer burat-
offerings unto the Lord my God of that which
doth cost rae nothing.
1 Kin, 3.6, He walked before thee in truth,
and in righteousness, and in uprightness ol
heart with thee. 1 E!in, 9.4.
1 Kin. 15.14. Asa's heart was perfect with
the Lord all his days.
1 Chr. 29,17, As for rae, in the uprightness
of mine heart I have willingly offered all these
things. 2 Chr. 15.16. AU Judah rejoiced at ttie
oath : for they had sworn with aU their heart,
and sought him with their whole desire.
2 Chr. 19.3, There are good things found
in thee, in that thou hast taken away the
groves out of the land, and hast prepared
thine heart to seek God,
2 Chr, 26.6. As long as he sought the Lord,
God made him to prosper,
2 Chr, 30.18, The good Lord pardon every
one 19. That prepareth his heart to seek God,
the Lord God of his fathers,
2 Chr. 31.21, In every work that he began
in the service of the house of God, and in the
law, and in the coraraandraents, to seek hia
God, he did it with aU his heart, and pros
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Psa, 7.10. My defence ts of G^)d, which
baveth the upright in heart,
Psa, 17.1. Give ear unto my prayer, that
goeth not out of feigned Ups. v. 3.
Psa, 25.6, Thou art the God of ray salva
tion ; on thee do I wait aU the day, 15, JVIine
eyes are ever toward the Lord ; for he shaU
pluck ray feet out of the net.
Psa, 27,8. }Vhen thou saidst. Seek ye my
face ; my heart said unto thee. Thy face, Lord,
wiU I seek,
Psa. 33.20. Our soul waiteth for the Lord :
he is our help and our shield.
Psa. 39. 12. I am a stranger with thee, and
a sojourner, as all ray fathers were. Ex. 2.22.
Psa. 40,1. I waited patiently for the Lord,
8, I deUght to do thy wiU, O ray God : yea,
thy law is within my heart.
Psa. 42,1. As the hart panteth after the
water-brooks, so panteth niy .soul after thee,
O God, 2. My soul thirsteth for God, for the
Uving God: when shaU I come and appear
hefore God?
Psa. 44.20. If we have forgotten the name
of our God. 21. ShaU not God search this
out? Jos. 22.22,
Psa. 52,9. I wiU wait on thy name ; for it
is good before thy saints.
Psa. 57.7. My heart ia flxed, O God, ray
heart is flxed ; I wiU sing and give praise,
Psa, 62.1, Truly my soul waiteth upon God:
from him cometh my salvation.
Psa, 63.1, 0 God, thou art ray God ; early
wUl T seek thee : my soul thirsteth for thee,
ray flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty
land, where no water is. 8. My soul foUow
eth hard after thee : thy right hsind upholdeth
me. Psa. 69.3. Mine eyes faU whUe I wait for
my God.
Psa. 84.2. My soul longeth, yea, even
fainteth for the courts of the Lord : my heart
and my flesh crieth out for the Uving God.
Psa. 86.11. Teach me thy way, 0 Lord; I
wiU walk in thy truth : unite ray heart to
fear thy narae. 12. I wUl praise thee, O Lord
my God, with aU my heart: and I wiU glorify
thy name for everraore. Psa. 9.1.
Psa, 94,19. In the multitude of my thoughts
within rae thy comforts delight my soul,
Psa. 118,17, I shall not die, but Uve, and
declare the works of the Lord,
Psa. 119.10. With my whole heart have I
sought thee : 0 let rae not wander frora thy
comraandments. 20, My soul breaketh for
the longing that it liath unto thy judgments
at all tiraes. v. 19.
Psa. 123.1. Unto thee Uft I up raine eyes,
0 thou that dweUest in the heavens. 2, Be
hold, as the eyes of servants look unto the
hand of their raasters, and as the eyes of a
maiden unto the hand of her mistress ; so our
eyes wait upon the Lord our God, untU that
he have mercy upon us.
Psa, 130.5. I wait for the Lord, ray soul
doth wait, and in his word do 1 hope, 6. My
soul waiteth for the Lord raore than they that
watch for the morning : / say, more than they
that watch for the raoming.
Paa, 143.6, I meditate on all thy works ; I
muse on the work of thy hands, 6. 1 stretch
forth ray hands unto thee : ray soiU thirsteth
after thee, as a thirsty land,
Isa. 26.8. In the way of thy judgments, O
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Lord, have we waited for thee; the desire of ftur
soul is to thy name, and to the reraemhrance of
thee. 9, With my soul have I desired thee in
the night ; yea, with ray spirit within rae wiU
I seek thee early.
Jer. 12.3. Thou, O Lord, knowest me : thou
hast seen me, and tried raine heart toward
thee. Hab. 2.1. I wUl stand upon my watch, and
set me upon the tower, and wiU watch to see
what he wiU say unto me,
Jno. 9.4. I must work the works of him
that sent rae, while it is day : the night com
eth. Jno, 12,21, Sir, we would see Jesus.
Jno. 17.14. They are not of the world, even
as I am not of the world.
Rom. 1.9. God is my witness, whom I serve
with my spirit in the gospel of his Son.
Rom. 7.22. I delight in the law of God
after the inward man.
2 Cor, 4.18. We look not at the thinga
which are seen, but at the things which are
not seen,
PhU, 1,21, To me to Uve is Christ,
Phil, 3.12. Not as though I had already
attained, either were already perfect ; but I
foUow after, if that I may apprehend that for
which also T ara apprehended of Christ Jesus.
13, Brethren, I count not myself to have ap
prehended : but this one thing I do, forgetting
those things which are behind, and reaching
forth unto those things which are before, 14,
I press toward the mark for the prize of the
high caUing of God in Christ Jesus, 20. Our
conversation is in heaven ; from whence also
we look for the Saviour, the Lord Jesus
Christ, Heb. 10,34, Took joyfully the spoiling of
your goods, knowing in yourselves that ye
have in heaven a better and an enduring
substance. Heb, 11. 10. He looked for a city which hath
foundations, whose buUder and maker is God.
13. These all died in faith, not having received
the proraises, but having seen them afar off,
and were persuaded of them, and embraced
them, and confessed that they were strangers
and pUgrims on the earth. 14, For they that
say such things declare plainly that they seek
a country. 16. They desire a better country, an
heaveiUy, 26. Choosing rather to suffer
affliction with the people of God, than to
enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season ; 26.
Esteeming the reproach of Christ greater
riches than the treasures in Egypt : for
he had respect unto the recompence of the
reward. 27. He endured, as seeing hira who
is invisible.
Heb. 13.14. Here have we no continuing
city, but we seek one to corae.
1 Jno. 1.3. Truly our fellowship is with the
Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ.
3 Jno. 2. Beloved, I wish above all thiugs
that thou raayest prosper and be in health,
even as thy .soul prospereth.
See Decision— Luve to God— Prayer
fulness — Word of God loved.
SPIRITUAL Peace and Joy. Ex. 33.14.
My presence shall go unth thee, and I wiU give
theo rest,
Deu. 33.29. Happy art thou, 0 Israel ; who
is like unto thee, O people saved by thf
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SPIRITUAL PEACE
ISam 2,1. My heart rejoiceth in the Lord,
mine hom is exalted in the Lord : ray mouth
is enlarged over mine eneraies; because I
rejoice in thy salvation.
1 Chr. 16.27. Glory and honour are in his
presence ; strength and gladness are in his
place. Neh. 8.10. The joy of the Lord is your
strength. Neh. 12.43. God had made them rejoice
with great joy.
Job 8.21. TiU he flU thy raouth with laugh
ing, and thy Ups with rejoicing.
Job 22. 21. Acquaint now thyself with him,
and be at peace : thereby good shaU come unto
thee. 26. Then shalt thou have thy deUght in
the Alraighty, and shalt lift up thy face unto
God. Job 33. 26, He wUl be favourable irato him :
and he shaU see his face with joy.
Job 34,29, When he giveth quietness, who
then can make trouble?
Psa. 1.1. Blessed is the man that walketh
not in the counsel of the ungodly,
Psa. 4,7. Thou hast put gladness in my
heart, more than in the tirae that their com
and their wine increased,
Psa, 5.11, Let all those that put their trust
in thee rejoice : let thera ever shout for
joy, because thou defendest thera : let thera
also that love thy narae be joyful in thee.
Psa, 9.2. I wUl be glad and rejoice in thee :
I wiU sing praise to thv name, O thou most
High, Psa, 13,5. My heart shaU rejoice in thy
salvation. Psa, 16.6. The Lord is the portion >f raine
inheritance and of ray cup : thou raaintainest
ray lot, 6, The Unes are faUen unto rae in
pleasant places; yea,, I have a goodly heritage,
8, I have set the Lord always before rae : be
cause he is a.t ray right hand, I shaU not be
moved. 9. Therefore ray heart is glad, and
ray glory rejoiceth : ray flesh also shaU rest in
hope, 11, "Thou wilt shew me the path of
Ufe : in thy presence is fulness of joy ; at
thy right hand there are pleasures for ever
more. Psa. 17,15, As for rae, I will behold thy
face in righteousness : I shaU be satisfled, when
I awake, with thy likeness.
Psa. 19.8. The statutes of the Lord are
right, rejoicing the heart.
Psa. 20.5. We wiU rejoice in thy salvation,
and in the name of our God we wUl set up our
banners. Psa. 21.1. The king shaU joy in thy
strength, 0 Lord ; and in thy salvation how
greatly shaU he rejoice I 6. Thou hast made
him most blessed for ever : thou hast raade
hira exceeding glad with thy countenance.
Psa. 23.2. He raaketh rae to lie down in
green pastures : he leadeth roe beside the stUl
waters. Psa. 25,13. His soul shaU dwell at ease,
Psa, 27.6. Now shall mine head be lifted
up above mine eneraies round about rae :
therefore wiU I offer in his tabernacle sacri
fices of joy ; I wiU sing, yea, I wiU sing praises
unto the Lord,
Psa. 28.7. The Lord is my strength and
ray shield ; my heart trusted in him, and I
am helped : therefore my heart greatly re
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SPIRITUAL PEACE
Psa, 29.11. The Lord wUl bless his people
with peace,
Psa. 80,6. His anger endureth but a
moment ; in his favour is Ufe : weeping may
endure for a night, but joy cometh in the
moming, 11. Thou hast turned for me ray
mourning into dancing : thou hast put off ray
sackcloth, and girded me with gladness,
V. 12.
Psa, 32.11. Be glad in the Lord, and re
joice, ye righteous : and shout for joy, all ye
that are upright in heart, v. 1,2,
Psa. 33.21. Our heart shall rejoice in him,
because we have trasted in his holy name.
Psa. 34,8, O taste and see that the Lord is
good : blessed ia the man that trasteth in
hira. Psa. 35.9, My soul shaU be joyful in the
Lord : it shaU rejoice in his salvation.
Psa. 36.8. They shaU be abundantly satis
fied with the fatness of thy house ; and thou
shalt raake them drink of the river of thy

Psa. 37.4. Delight thyself also in the Lord ;
and he shaU give thee the desires of thine
heart, 11. The raeek shaU inherit the earth ;
and shall deUght theraselves in the abundance
of peace. 37. Mark the perfect mem, and
behold the upright : for the end of that man
is peace.
Psa, 40.16, Let all those that seek thee
rejoice and be glad in thee : let such as love
thy salvation say continuaUy, The Lord be
magnified. Psa. 70.4,
Psa, 42,4. I had gone with the mtdtitude,
I went with them to the house of God, with
the voice of joy and praise.
Psa. 43.4. Then wUl I go unto the rJtar
of God, unto God my exceeding joy : yea,
upon the harp will I praise thee, 0 God my
God, Psa, 45.15. With gladness and rejoicing
shall they be brought : they shaU enter into
the king's palace.
Psa. 46.4. There is a river, the streams
whereof shaU raake glad the city of God.
Psa. 53.6. When God bringeth back the
captivity of his people, Jacob shaU rejoice,
and Israel shaU be glad. Psa. 14.7,
Psa. 63.6. My soul shaU be satisfied as
unth marrow and fatness ; and ray raouth
shaU praise thee with joyful Ups : 6. When I
remeraber thee upon my bed, and meditate
on thee in the night watches, 7. Because
thou hast been ray help, therefore in the
shadow of thy wings wiU I rejoice. 11. The
king shall rejoice in God ; every one that
sweareth by him shall glory.
Psa. 64.10. The righteous shaUbe glad in
the Lord, and shall trust in him ; and aU the
upright in heart shaU glory,
Psa. 65.4. Blessed is the man whom thou
choosest, and causest to approach unto thee,
that he may dweU in thy courts : we shall be
satisfied with the goodness of thy house, even
of thy holy teraple.
Psa. 68.3. Let the righteous be glad ; let
them rejoice before God : yea, let them exceed
ingly rejoice.
Psa. 69.32. The humble shaU see this, and
be glad.
Psa. 71.23, My lips shaU greatly rejoice
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Psa. 73.26, Whom have I in heaven hut
thee? and ^re is none upon earth that I
deshre beside thee. 26. My flesh and my heart
faUeth : but God is the strength of my heart,
and my portion for ever.
Psa. 84.4. Blessed are they that dweU in
thy house : they wUl be stiU praising thee.
5. Blessed is the man whose strength is in thee ;
in whose heart are the ways of them. 7. They
go frora strength to strength, every one of them
in Zion appeareth before God.
Psa. 85 8. I wiU hear what Gcd the Lord
wUl speak : for he wUl speak peace unto his
people, and to his saints.
Psa. 89.15. Blessed is the people that know
the joyful sound : they shaU walk, 0 Lord, in
the light of thy countenance. 16. In thy narae
shall they rejoice aU the day : and in thy right
eousness shaU they be exalted.
Psa. 92,4, Thou, Lord, hast raade me glad
through tliy work : I wUl triumph in the works
of thy hands.
Psa. 94.12. Blessed is the raan whom thou
chastenest, O T^rd, and teachest him out of
thy law.
Psa. 97.11, Light is sown for the righteous,
and gladness for the upright in heart. 12.
Rejoice in the Lord, ye righteous.
Psa, 100.1. Make a joyful noise unto the
Lord, aU ye lands, 2. Serve the Lord with glad
ness : corae before his presence with singing,
Psa. 104.34. My meditation of hira shaU be
sweet : I wiU be glad in the Lord,
Psa. 105.3. Glory ye in his holy narae : let
the heart of them rejoice that seek the Lord.
43. He brought forth his people with joy, and
his chosen with gladness.
Psa, 106.3, Blessed are they that keep
judgment, and he that doeth righteousness at
all times.
Psa. 112,1. Blessed is the man that feareth
the Lord, that delighteth greatly in his com
mandments. 7. He shaU not be afraid of evil
tidings : his heart is flxed, trusting in the
Lord. 8. His heart is established, he shall not
be afraid.
Psa, 118,15. The voice of rejoicing and
salvation is in the tabernacles of the right
eous, Psa. 119.1, Blessed are the undeflled in the
way, who walk in the law of the Lord. 2.
Blessed are they that keep his testimonies, and
that seek hira with the whole heart. 14. I
have rejoiced in the way of thy testiraonies,
as much as in all riches. 16. I will delight
myself in thy statutes : I will not forget thy
word. 65. I have remerabered thy name, 0
Lord, in the night. 111. Thy testiraonies have
I taken as an heritage for ever : for they are
the rejoicing of ray heart. 162. I rejoice at
thy word, as one that flndeth great spoil.
165. Great peace have they which love thy
law : iud nothing shaU offend them.
Psa. 126.5, Peace shall be upon Israel,
Psa. 126,5, They that sow in tears shall
reap in joy. 6. He that goeth forth and weep
eth, bearing precious seed, shaU doubtless
corae again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves
with hiTn.
Psa, 132.16. I wUl also clothe her priests
with salvation : and her sMuts shaU shout
aloud for joy.
Psa. 138.5. They shaU sing in the ways of
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Psa. 149.2, Let Israel rejoice in him that
made him : let the children of Zion be joyful
in their king. 5, Let the saints be joyful in
glory : let thera sing aloud upon their beds.
Pro. 3.17. Her ways ara ways of pleasant
ness, and aU her paths are peace. 24. When
thou liest down, thou shalt not be afraid : yea,
thou shalt lie down, and thy sleep shall be
sweet. V. 13-18.
Pro. 8.32. Hearken unto ra^ O ye chUd
ren ¦ for blessed are they that keep my ways.
34. Blessed is the man that heareth me, watch
ing daily at my gates, waiting at the posts of
my doors.
Pro 10.28. The hope of the righteous shall
be gladness.
Pro. 13.9. TJie light of the righteous re
joiceth, 19. The desire accompUshed is sweet
to the soul.
Pro. 14.14. A good man shaU be satisfled
frora himself.
Pro. 19.23. He that hath it shaU abide
satisfled. Pro, 29,6, The righteous doth sing and re
joice. Isa. 9.3. They joy before thee according to
the joy in harvest, and as men rejoice when
they divide the spoU,
Isa, 12.2, Behold, God is my salvation; 1
wUl trust, and not be afraid : for the Lord
JEHOVAH is my strength and my song ; he
also is becorae ray salvation. 3. With joy
shaU ye draw water out of the weUs of salva
tion. Isa. 26.9. Lo, this is our God ; we have
waited for him, and he wUl save us : this is
the Lord ; we have waited for him, we wiU be
glad, and rejoice in his salvation.
lsa. 26.3. Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace, wlwse mind is stayed on thee: because
he trusteth in thee. 12. Lord, thou wilt ordain
peace for us ; for thou also hast wrought aU
our works in us.
Isa. 27.5. Let him take hold of my strength,
that he raay raake peace with me ; and he
shall make peace with me.
Tsa. 28.12. This is the rest wherewith ye
may cause the weary to rest ; and this is the
refreshing. Isa. 29.19. The meek also shall increase
their joy in the Lord, and the poor araong
men shall rejoice in the Holy One of Israel.
Isa. 30.29. Ye shaU have a song, as in the
night when a holy solemnity is kept ; and
gladness of heart, as when one goeth with a
pipe to corae into the raountain of the Lord,
to the mighty One of Israel.
Isa. 32.2, A man shall be as an hiding-
place frora the wind, and a covert frora the
terapest ; as rivers of water in a dry place, as
the shadow of a great rock in a weary land.
17, The work of righteousness shall be peace ;
and the effect of righteousness quietness and
assurance for ever,
lsa, 35.1. The wilderness and the solitary
place shaU be glad for thera ; and the desert
shaU rejoice, and blossom as the rose. 2. It
shaU blossom abundantly, and rejoice even
with joy and singing, v. 8-10.
lsa. 41,16, Thou shalt rejoice in the Lord,
and shalt glory in the Holy One of Israel.
Isa, 44,23, Sing, O ye heavens; for the
Lord hath done it : shout, ye lower parts of
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SPIRITUAL PEACE
tains, O forest, and every tree therein : for the
Lord hath redeeraed Jacob, and glorifled him
self in Israel. Isa. 49,13. Isa, 62.9.
Isa. 45 26, In the Lord shaU aU the seed cf
Israel be justifled, and shaU glory.
Isa. 48.18. O that thou hadst hearkened to
my comraandments I then had thy peace been
as a river, and thy righteousness as the waves
of the sea.
Isa. 61,11. The redeeraed of the Lord shall
return, and come with singing unto Zion ; and
everlasting joy shall be upon their head : they
shaU obtain gladness and joy ; and sorrow and
mourning ahaU flee away.
Isa. 64,10. My kindness shaU not depart
from thee, neither shaU the covenant of my
peace be removed, saith the Lord, that hath
mercy on thee, 13, AU thy chUdren shall he
taught of the Lord ; and great shall be the
peace of thy chUdren,
Isa, 66.2,- Hearken dUigently unto me, and
eat ye that which is good, and let your soul
deUght itself in fatness. 12. Ye shaU go out
with joy, and be led forth with peace : the
mountains and the hUls shaU break forth be
fore you into singmg, and aU the trees of the
fleld shaU clap their hands,
Isa. 56-7, Them wiU I bring to ray holy
moimtain, and make them joyful in my house
of prayer,
Tsa, 67,19, I create the fruit of the lips ;
Peace, peace to him that is far off, and to him
that is near, saith the Lord ; and I wiU heal
him, Isa, 60,20. Thy sun shaU no more go
down ; neither shaU thy moon withdraw
itself : for the Lord shaU be thine everlasting
Ught, and the days of thy raouming shall be
ended. Isa, 61.3. To appoint unto them that moum
in Zion, to give unto them beauty for ashes,
the oU of joy for mourning, the garment of
praise for the spirit of heaviness, 7. For con
fusion they shaU rejoice in their portion :
therefore in their land they shall possess the
double : everlasting joy shaU be unto them.
10, I wUl greatly rejoice in the Lord, my soul
shaU be joyful in my God ; for he hath clothed
me with the garraents of salvation, he hath
covered me with the robe of righteousness,
as a bridegroom decketh himself with oma
ments, and as a bride adometh herself with
her jewels.
Isa. 64.5. Thou meetest hira that rejoiceth
and worketh righteousness ; those that remem
ber thee in thy ways.
Isa. 65.14. My servants shaU sing for joy of
heart. 18, Be ye glad and rejoice for ever in
that which I create : for, behold, I create
Jerusalem a rejoicing, and her people a joy.
26, They shaU not hurt nor destroy in aU my
holy mountain, saith the Lord,
Isa. 66,10, Rejoice ye with Jemsalera, and
be glad with her, aU ye that love her : rejoice
for joy with her, aU ye that moum for her :
11, That ye raay suck, and be aatisfied with
the breasts of her consolations ; that ye may
milk out, and be delighted with the abundance
of her glory. 12. Behold, I wUl extend peace
to her like a river, and the glory of the
GentUes Uke a flowing streara. 14, Your
heart shall rejoice, and your bones shall
flourish like an herb : and tbe hand of the
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SPIRITUAL PEACE
Jer. 16.16. Thy words were found, and I
did eat thera ; and thy word was unto me the
lov and rejoicing of mine heart : for I am
caUed by thy name, O Lord God of hosts.
Jer. 31.12. They shaU corae and sing in the
height of Zion, and shaU flow together to the
goodness of the Lord, for wheat, and for wine,
and for oU, and for the young of the fiock and
of the herd : and their soul shaU be as a
watered garden ; and they shall not sorrow
any more at all. 13. Then shaU the virgin
rejoice in the dance, both young men and old
together : for I wiU turn their mourning into
joy, and wUl comfort them, and raake them
rejoice from their sorrow. 14. And I wiU
satiate the soul of the priests with fatness, and
ray people shaU be satisfied with ray goodness,
saith the Lord, 26, I have satiated the weary
soul, and I have replenished every sorrowful
sotd. 26. Upon this I awaked, and beheld ;
and my sleep was sweet unto me.
Jer. 33.6. I wUl bring it health and cure,
and I wUl cure them, and will reveal unto
them the abundance of peace and truth. 11.
The voice of joy, and the voice of gladness, the
voice of the bridegroom, and the voice of the
bride, the voice of thera that shall say, Praiae
the Lord of hosts : for the Lord is good ; for
his raercy endureth for ever : and of them
that shaU bring the sacriflce of praise into the
house of the Lord.
Hos. 2.15. I wUl give her her vineyards
frora thence, and the vaUey of Achor for a
door of hope : and she shaU sing there, as in
the days of her youth,
Joel 2.23. Re glad then, ye chUdren of
Zion, and rejoice in the Lord your God.
Nah. 1.16, Behold upon the raountains the
feet of hira that bringeth good tidings, that
pubUsheth peace !
Hab, 3,18, I wUl rejoice in the Lord, I wiU
joy in the God of ray salvation.
Zeph. 3.14. Sing, O daughter of Zion;
shout, O Israel ; be glad and rejoice with aU
the heart, O daughter of Jerusalera.
Hag. 2.9. Tn this place wiU I give peace,
saith the Lord of hosts.
Zee. 2.10, Sing and rejoice, O daughter of
Zion : for, lo, I come, and I wiU dwell in the
midst of thee, saith the Lord,
Zee. 9.9. Rejoice greatly, 0 daughter of
Zion ; shout, 0 daughter of Jerusalem : be
hold, thy King cometh unto thee.
Zee. 10.7, Their children shaU see it, and
be glad ; their heart shaU rejoice in the Lord.
Mat. 5.3, Blessed are the poor in spirit.
4. Blessed are they that raoum ; for they shall
be coraforted, 5, Blessed are the meek, 6,
Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst
after righteousness : for they shall be fllled,
7. Blessed are the merciful, 8. Blessed are
the pure in heart : for they shaU see God, 9.
Blessed a/re the peace-raakera, 10. Blessed
are they which are persecuted for righteous
ness' sake. 12, Rejoice, and be exceeding
glad; for great is vour reward in heaven,
Luk, 6.23.
Mat, 13.44. The kingdom of heaven is like
unto treasure hid in a field ; the which when a
man hath found, he hideth, and for joy thereof
goeth and seUeth aU that he hath, and buyeth
that fleld.
Luk. 1,47. My apirit hath rejoiced in God
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Luk. 2,10, Behold, I bring you good tidings
of great joy, which shaU be to all people.
Luk, 10. '20. But rather rejoice, because
your names are written in heaven.
Luk, 11.28. Yea, rather, blessed are they
that hear the word of God, and keep it,
Luk, 14,16, Blessed is he that shaU eat
bread in the kingdom of God,
Luk. 24.32. Did not our heart bum within
us, whUe he talked with us by the way, and
whUe he opened to us the scriptures ? 62.
They worshipped hira, and returned to Jeru
salem, with great joy: 63. And were con
tinually in the teraple, praising and blessing
God. Jno. 14.27. Peace I leave with you, my
peace I give unto you : not as the world giveth,
give I unto you. Let not your heart be trou
bled, neither let it be afraid.
Jno. 15.11. These things have I spoken
unto you, that my joy raight reraain in you,
and that your joy raight be fuU.
Jno, 16.22, I wiU see you again, and your
heart shall rejoice, and your joy no man tak
eth frora you, 24, Ask, and ye shall receive,
that your joy may be fuU, 33. These things I
have spoken unto you, that in me ye raight
have peace. In the world ye shaU have tribu
lation : but be of good cheer; I have overcome
the world,
Jno. 17.13. These things I speak in the
world, that they might have ray joy fulflUed
in theraselves.
Jno. 20.19. Carae Jesus, and stood in the
raidst, aud saith unto them, Peace he unto you.
20. Then were the disciples glad, when they
saw the Lord, 29. Blessed are they that have
not seen, and yet have believed.
Act. 2.46, Did eat their meat with gladness
and singleness of heart.
Act. 5.41. They departed from the presence
of the council, rejoicing that they were counted
worthy to suffer sharae for his narae.
Act. 8.8. There was great joy in that city,
39, He went on his way rejoicing.
Act, 10.36. Preaching peace by Jesus
Christ. Act. 13.52. The disciples were fflled with
joy, and with the Holy Ghost,
Act. 16,25, At raidnight Paul and SUas
prayed, and sang praises unto God, 34, And
rejoiced, beUeving in God with aU his house.
Act. 20.24, Neither count I ray life dear
unto myself, ao that I might finish my course
with joy,
Rora. 2.10, Glory, honour, and peace, to
every man that worketh good ; to the Jew
flrst, and also to the GentUe,
Rom. 4.7. Blessed are they whose iniquities
are forgiven, and whose sins are covered. 8.
Blessed is the man to whom the Lord wiU not
impute sin.
Rom. 5.1. Being justifled by faith, we have
peace with God through our Lord Jesus
Christ. 2, By whom also we have access by
faith into this grace wherein we stand, and
rejoice in hope of the glory of God, 11. We
also joy in God through our Lord Jesus
Christ, by whom we have now received the
atonement. Rora. 8.6. To be spirituaUy minded is life
and peace.
Rora. 12.12, Rejoicing in hope.
Rom. 14.17, The kuigdom of God is not
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meat and drink ; but righteousnesa, and peactf,
and joy in the Holy Ghost.
2 Cor, 1.24. Are helpera of your joy: for
by faith ye stand.
2 Cor, 6.10, As sorrowful, yet alway
rejoicing ; as poor, yet raaking many rich ;
as having nothing, and yet possessing all
things. 2 Cor, 7.4, I am fiUed with corafort, I am
exceeding joyful in all our tribulation.
2 Cor, 8.2, In a great trial of affliction the
abundance of their joy and their deep poverty
abounded unto the riches of their UberaUty,
Gal. 6,22, The fruit of the Spirit is love,
joy, peace.
Gal, 6.14, God forbid that I should glory,
save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by
whom the world is crucifled unto me, and I
unto the world.
Eph. 2.14, He ia our peace.
Eph. 5.18. Be fiUed with the Spirit; 19.
Speaking to youraelves in psalms and hymns
and spiritual songs, singing and making melody
in your heart to the Lord.
PhU, 1.26. I know that I shall abide and
continue with you all for your furtherance and
joy of faith.
PhU, 3,1. FinaUy, my brethren, rejoice in
the Lord. 3, We are the circuracision, which
worship God in tbe spirit, and rejoice in Christ
Jesus, and have no confidence in the flesh.
PhU. 4.4. Rejoice in the Lord alway: and
again I say. Rejoice. 6. Be careful for noth
ing : but in every thing by prayer and suppli
cation, with thanksgiving, let your requests
be made known unto God. 7, And the peace
of God, which passeth all understanding, shaU
keep your hearts and minds through Christ
Jesus, 9. The God of peace shall be with you.
Col. 1.11, Strengthened with aU raight,
according to his glorious power, unto aU
patience and longsuffering with joyfulness.
Col. 3.15, Let the peace of God rule in
your hearts, to the which also ye are caUed in
one body ; and be ye thankful,
1 The, 1.6, Having received the word
in rauch affliction, with joy of the Holy
Ghost, 1 The, 5.16. Rejoice evermore,
Heb. 3.6, Whose house are we, if we hold
fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the
hope firm unto the end.
Heb. 4.3, We which have beUeved do enter
into rest.
1 Pet, 1,6, Ye greatly rejoice, though now
for a season (if need be) ye are in heaviness
through manifold temptations. 8. Tn whora
though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye
rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory :
9. Receiving the end of your faith, even the
salvation of your souls,
1 Pet. 4,13, Rejoice, inasmuch as ye are
partakers of Christ's sufferings; that, when
his glory shaU be revealed, ye may be glad alse
with exceeding joy.
1 Jno, 1.4, These thinga write we unto you,
that your joy may be full.
Rev. 19.9. Blessed are they which are
caUed unto the marriage supper of the Lamb,
Rev. 22.14. Blessed are they that do his
coraraandraents. See God's favour — Hopm — Love to Go£
— Resignation— THANKFrLNESS — Praisf
— Contentment.

SPIRlTtJAL STEENGTU
SPIRITUAL Steenoth. See Sancti
fication.  Understanding. See Wisdom.
SPIRITUALITY. See Spieitual Dili
gence — Splritual ble-ssinos, puayerfoe.
SPOONS. Of the tabemaele, Ex. 26.29.
Num. 4.7.
SPRING. Promise of. Gen. 8.22. Des
cribed, Fsa. 65.10, i-ro. 27.26. Song 2.11-13.
See Sowing.
SPRINGS. See Wells.
STACTE (Heb. Nataf), an unknown spice,
Ex. 30.34.
STANDARD, Banner, Ensign, Num. 1.
62. Num. 2.2. Psa. 20.6. Song 6.4,10.
Jer. 4.21.
STANDARD BEARER, Song 6.10 {marg.).
Isa. 10.18. lUustrative, .Song 2.4. Isa. 5.26.
Isa. 11.10.
STARS. Jud. 5.20. Job 25.5. Act. 27.
20. 1 Cor. 16.41. The eleven stars. Gen. 37.9.
Seven stars, Amos 6.8. Planets, 2 Kin. 23.5.
ConsteUations, Isa. 13.10. Morning-star, Job
38.7. Eev. 2.28. Eev. 22.16. Wandering stars,
Jude 13, See Arcturus, Chiun, Day-star,
Mazzaeoth, Oeion, Pleiades.
Star in the east at Christ's birth. Mat. 2.
2-10. Stars worshipped, Deu. 4.19. 2 Kin.
17.16. 2 Kin. 21., H. Jer. 19.13. Amos 6.
26. Zeph. 1.5. Act. 7.43, Illustrative and
symbolical. Num. 24.17. Eev. 1.16,20. Eev.
12.1. Darkening, Ac, of, Job 9.7. Ecc. 12.2.
Isa. 13.10. Isa. 34.4. Eze. 32.7. Dan. 8.10.
Joel 2.10. Joel 3.15. Mat. 24.29. Mar. 13.
25. Luk. 21.25. Rev. 6.13. Eev, 8,10-12.
Eev. 9.1. Eev. 12.4.
STAR-GAZERS. See Astbolooers.
STEDFASTNESS. See Decision— Per
secution. STEEL, bows of, 2 Sam, 22.36. Generally
translated brass, as Isa. 45.2.
STEPHANAS, a minister at Corinth ; one
of the first converts ; baptized by Paul, 1 Cor,
1.16. 1 Cor, 16.16,17,
STEPHEN, one of the seven ; his character,
preaching, miracles ; confutes the Jews ;
accused of blasphemy, Act, 6. His defence,
prayer, martyrdom, and burial. Act. 7, Act,
8.1,2. Act. 32,20.
STEWARD, Gen. 15.2. Gen. 43.19.
1 Chr. 28.1. Luk. 8.3. lUustrative, Luk. 12.
42. Lnk. 16.1-8. 1 Cor. 4.1,2. Tit. 1.7.
1 Pet. 4.10.
STOCKS, putting the feet in, as a punish
ment. Job 13.27. Job 33.11. In prisons, Jer,
20.2. Act. 16.24.
STOICS, a school of philosophers at Athens,
Act. 17.18.
STOmACHER, a wide mantle, Isa. 3.24,
STONE. Por weights. Lev. 19.36 {marg.).
Deu. 25.13 {marg.). Knife of, Jos. 5.2
{marg.). See Altars, Burial-places,
Corn er-stone. Foundations, Idols, Slutg,
Tables, House. Cities, Mason,
niustrative. Gen, 49.24. Eze. 36.26. Zee.
12.3. Mat. 21.44. 1 Pet. 2.4. Rev. 2.17.
Symbolical, Dan. 2.34. Zee. 3.9.
Memorial stones. See Pillars — ^Abel —

SIKIFB
Bohan — IDzel. Precious stones, see .Tswirtfi
— Precious stones.
STONING, Jewish capital punishment, Ex.
19.13. Deu. 13.10. Deu. 17.6. Deu. 22.21.
Examples, Num, 16.36. Jos. 7.25, 1 Kin,
21.13. Act. 7 69. See Witness.
STOOL, 2 Kin. 4.10. Seat, 1 Sam, 1.9,
STOREHOUSE. See Tbeasuey— Barn,
STORK, Lev. 11.19. Psa. 104.17. Zee. 6.
9. Migration of, Jer. 8.7.
STRANGERS, to be treated with justice,
Deu. 1.16. Den, 24.14,17. Deu. 27.19. Jer.
7.6. Jer. 22.3. Eze. 22,29, Mai. 3.6.
Kindness to Edomites, &c., enjoined, Deu.
23.7. Jews allowed to purchase, as slaves.
Lev. 25.44,45; and to take usury from, Deu,
23.20 ; but not allowed to make kings of, Deu,
17.15. Partially exempt from Jewish law,
Deu, 14.21. See Feasts, Gleanings, Hos
pitality, Inhospitality, Proselyte,
Travelling, STREET of Damascus, called Straight,
Act. 9.11. Streets of Jerusalem. See Jeru
salem. STRENGTH, Spiritual. See Sancti.«-i-
CATION. STRIFE, Schism. Gen. 13.8. Let there
be no strife, I pray thee, between me and thee,
and between my herdmen and thy herdmen ;
for we be brethren.
Gen. 45.24. See that ye fall not out by the
way. Psa. 55.9. Destroy, O Lord, and divide
their tongues : for I have seen violence and
strife in the city.
Pro. 3.30. Strive not with a man without
cause, if he hath done thee no harm.
Pro. 10,12. Hatred stirreth up strifes : but
love covereth all sins.
Pro, 13.10. Only by pride cometh conten
tion : but with the well advised w wisdom.
Pro. 16.18. A wrathful man stirreth up
strife : but he that is slow to anger appeareth
strife. Pro. 16.28. A froward man soweth strife :
and a whisperer separateth chief friends.
Pro. 17.1. Better is a dry morsel, and quiet
ness therewith, than an house full of sacnfices
with strife. 14. The beginning of strife is as
when one letteth out water: therefore leave
off contention, before it be meddled with.
19. He loveth transgression that loveth strife.
Pro. 18.6. A fool's lips enter into conten
tion, and his mouth caUeth for strokes. 19.
A brother offended is harder to be won than a
strong city ; and their contentions are like the
bars of a castle.
Pro. 20.3, It is an honour for a man
to cease from strife: but every fool wiU be
meddling. Pro. 21.19, It is better to dweU m the
wilderness, than with a contentious and an
angry woman.
Pro. 22.10. Cast out the scomer, and con-
tention shaU go out ; yea, strife and reproach
shaU cease.
Pro. 23.29. Who hath contentions! who
hath babbling? who hath wounds without
cause! who hath redness of eyes? 30. Tbey
that tarry long at the wine ; they that go to
seek mixed wine.
Pro, 25 8. Go not forth hastily to Btnve,
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leat thou know not what to do in the end
thereof, when thy neighbour hath put thee to
shame, 24. It is better to dwell in the corner
of the housetop, than with a brawling woraan
and in a wide house.
Pro. 2G.17. He that passeth by and raed-
dleth with strife belongiyig not to him, is like
one that taketh a dog by the ears. 21. As
coals are to buming coals, and wood to flre ;
so is a contentious raan to kindle strife.
Pro. 28.25. He that is of a proud heart
stirreth up strife.
Pro. 30.33. Surely the churning of raUk
bringeth forth butter, and the wringing of the
nose bringeth forth blood : so the forcing of
wrath bringeth forth strife.
Tsa. 53.4. Ye fast for strife and debate,
and to smite with the fist of wickedness : ye
shall not fast as ye do this day, to make your
voice to be heard on Ligh.
Hab. 1.3. SpoiUng and violence are before
me : and there are that raise up strife and
contention. Mat. 6.39. Resist not evil: but whosoever
shaU smite t.hee on thy right cheek, turn to
hira the other also. 40, And if any man will
sue thee at the law, and take away thy coat,
let hira have thy cloke also, v. 26.
Mat. 12,25, Every kingdom divided against
itself is brought to desolation ; and every city
or house divided against itself shaU not stand.
Mat 18.15. If thy brother shaU trespass
against thee, go and tell him his fault between
thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee,
thou hast gained thy brother. 16. But if he
wiU not hear thee, then take with thee one or
two more, that in the mouth of two or three
witnesses every word may be estabUshed. 17.
And if he shaU neglect to hear them, tell it
unto the church : but if he neglect to hear
the church, let hira be unto thee as an heathen
raan and a publican.
Luk. 12.58. When thou goest with thine
adversary to the raagistrate, as thou art in the
way, give diUgence that thou mayest be de
Uvered from hira ; Icdt he hale thee to the
judge, and the judge deliver thee to the officer.
aud the officer cast thee into prison. 69. I
teU thee, thou shalt not depart thence, tiU
thou hast paid the very last mite.
Rora. 13.13. Let us walk honestly, as in
the day ; not in strife and envying.
Rom. 14. 1. Him that is weak in the faith
receive ye, but not to doubtful disputations,
19, Let us therefore foUow after the things
which raake for peace, and things wherewith
one may edify another. 21. It is good neither
to eat flesh, nor to drink wine, nor any thing
whereby thy brother sturableth, or is offended,
or is made weak.
Rom. 16.17. Mark thera which cause divi
sions and offences contrary to the doctrine
which ye have leamed ; and avoid them. 18.
For they that are such serve not our Lord
Jesus Christ, but their own heUy ; and by good
words and fair speeches deceive the hearts of
the siraple,
1 Cor. 1.10. I beseech you, brethren, by the
narae of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye aU
speak the sarae thing, and that there be no
divisions araong you ; but that ye be perfectly
joined together in the same mind and in the
sarae judgment, 11. For it hath been declar
ed imto me of you, ray brethren, by thera
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which are of the house of Chloe, that there are
contentions araong you, 12, Every one of you
saith, I ara of Paul ; and I of ApoUos ; and
I of Cephas ; and I of Christ, 13. Is Christ
divided? was Paul crucifled for you? or were
ye baptised in the name of Paul?
1 Cor, 3.1. I, brethren, could not speak
unto you as unto spiritual, but as irato carnal,
even as unto babes in Christ. 3. For ye are
yet carnal : for whereas there is araong you
envying, and strife, and divisions, are ye not
carnal, and walk as men? 4, For while one
saith, 1 am of Paul ; and another, I am of
ApoUoa; are ye not carnal? 21, Let no
man glory in men. For aU things are your's.
1 Cor. 4.6. Leam in us not to think qf men
above that which is written, that no one of
you be puffed up for one against another.
V. 7.
1 Cor. 6.7, There is utterly a fault among
you, because ye go to law one with another.
Why do ye not rather take wrong? why do ye
not rather suffer yoursdves to be defrauded?
V. 1-6,
1 Cor. 11.16. But if any raan seem to be
contentious, we have no such custom, neither
the churches of God. 17. Ye come together
not for the better, but for the worse. 18. For
first of all, when ye corae together in the
church, I hear that there be divisions araong
you. 19, For there raust be also heresies araong
you, that they which are approved may be made
manifest araong you.
2 Cor. 12.20. I fear, lest, when I corae, I
shall not flnd you such as I would, and tlmt I
shall be found unto you such as ye would not:
lest there be debates, envyings, wraths, strifes,
backbitings, whisperings, swellings, tumults.
Gal. 5.10. He that troubleth you shaU bear
his judgment, whosoever he he. 16. If ye bite
and devour one another, take heed that ye be
not consuraed one of another. 19. The works
of the flesh are manifest, which are 20, Hat
red, variance, eraulations, wrath, strife, sedi
tions, heresies.
Phil. 1.15. Soraeindeed preach Christ even
of envy and strife ; and sorae also of good
wiU : 16. The one preach Christ of contention,
not sincerely, supposing to add affliction to
ray bonds.
Phil. 2.3, Let nothing he done through
strife or vainglory ; but in lowliness of mind
let each esteem other better than tlieraselvea.
14. Do aU things without murraurings and
disputings. 1 Tira. 1.6. Sorae having swerved have
tumed aside unto vain jangling ; 7. Desiring
to be teachers of the law ; understanding
neither what they say, nor whereof they
affirm. 1 Tira. 2.8. I wiU therefore that raen pray
every where, Ufting up holy hands, without
wrath and doubting.
1 Tira. 3.3. No striker, not greedy of fllthy
lucre ; but patient, not a brawler.
1 Tim. 6.3. If any man teach otherwise,
and consent not to wholesorae words, even the
words of our Lord Jesus ciirist, and to the
doctrine which is according to godliness ; 4.
He is proud, knowing nothing, but doting
about questions and strifes of words, whereof
cometh envy, strife, raiUngs, evU surraisings,
6. Perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds,
and destitute of the truth, supposing that gain

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ia godliness : from such withdraw thyaelf. 20.
Avoiding profane and vain babbUnga, and
oppositions of science falsely so caUed : 21.
Which aorae professing have erred conceming
the faith.
2 Tim. 2, 14. Charging them before the Lord
that they strive not about words to no profit,
but to the subverting of the hearers, 23.
FooUsh and unlearned questions avoid, know
ing that they do gender strifes. 24. The
servant of the Lord must not strive ; but be
gentle unto aU jnen, apt to teach, patient, 26.
In meekness instructing those that oppose
themselves. Tit. 3.2, Put them in mind , , , . to be
no brawlers, 9, Avoid foolish questions, and
genealogies, and contentions, and strivings
about the law ; for they are unprofitable and
vain, Jas. 3.14. If ye have bitter envying and
strife in your hearts, glory not, and Ue not
against the truth. 15. This wisdom descendeth
not frora above, but is earthly, sensual,
devilish. 16. For where envying and strife is,
there is confusion and every evil work,
Jas. 4.1. Frora whence come wars and
fightings araong you ? come they not hence,
even of your lusts that war in your raerabers ?
2, Ye lust, and have not : ye kill, and desire to
have, and cannot obtain : ye fight and war.
Strifb-^chism— Examples or: Herd-
men, Gen, 13.6,7. Gen. 26,20-22, Laban and
Jacob, Gen. 31,36. IsraeUtes, Ex. 2.13. Lev.
24.10. Deu, 1,12, Jephthah and his
brethren, Jud. 11.2; and Ephraimites, Jud.
12.1-6, Israel and Judah, 2 Sara. 19.41-43.
Disciples, Mar, 9.34, Luk. 22.24, Jews, Jno.
10.19. Christiana at Antioch, Act. 16.2,
Paul and Barnabas, Act. 15.38,39, Pharisees
and Sadducees, Act, 23.7-10, Corinthians,
1 Cor. 1,11,12, 1 Cor, 6,6.
See Schism — Anoer- Malice— Envy —
Ministers uNFAiTHFUt,
STRIFE, Jewish Law regarding, Ex.
21,18-27. SUBJECTS, Duties and Rights OF. Ex.
22,28, Thou shalt not revUe the gods, nor
curse the ruler of thy people. Act, 23.5.
Nura, 27.20. Thou shalt put some of thine
honour upon him, that aU the congregation of
the children of Israel may be obedient,
Ezr. 6.10. That they may pray for the Ufe
of the king, and of his aona.
Ezr, 7.26. Whoaoever wUl not do the law
of thy God, and the law of the king, let
judgment be executed speedily upon him,
whether it be unto death, or to banishraent,
or to confiscation of goods, or to iraprison-
ment. Ezr. 10.8. Whosoever would not come
within three days, according to the counsel of
the princes and the elders, aU hia substance
should be forfeited, and hiraself separated
frora the congregation of those that had been
carried away.
Job 34.18. Is it fit to say to a king, Thou
art wicked? and to princes, Ye are ungodly?
Pro, 14.28. In the raultitude of people is
the king's honour : but in the want of people
isthe destmction of the prince. 35. The king's
favour is toward a wise servant : but his wrath
is against hira that causeth shame.
Pro. 16.14, The wrath of a long is as mes-

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sengers of death : but a wise man wiU pacify
it. 15. In the light of the king's countenance
is life ; and his favour is as a cloud of the
latter rain.
Pro, 17-11, An evil man seeketh only re-
belUon : therefore a cruel raessenger shall be
sent against hira.
Pro. 19,10, DeUght ia not aeeraly for a
fool : much less for a servant to have rule over
princes. 12. The king's wrath is as the roar
ing of a lion ; but his favour is as dew upon
the grass. Pro. 20.2,
Pro, 22,11, He that loveth pureness of heart,
for the grace of his Ups the king shall be his
friend. Pro, 23.1. When thou sittest to eat with a
ruler, consider diligently what is before thee :
2, And put a knife to thy throat, if thou be
a man given to appetite. 3. Be not desirous
of his dainties : for they are deceitful raeat.
Pro, 24,21. My sou, fear thou the Lord and
the king : and meddle not with them that are
given to change.
Pro. 25.6. Put not forth thyself in the
presence of the king, and stand not in the
place of great men : 7. For better ii is that it
be aaid unto thee, Come up hither ; than that
thou shouldest be put lower in the presence
of the prince whom thine eyes have seen.
Pro. 25.16. By long forbearing is a prince
persuaded, and a soft tongue breaketh the
bone. Ecc. 8.2. I counsel thee to keep the king's
commandment, and tliat in regard of the oath
of God. 3. Be not hasty to go out of his
sight : atand not in an cvU thing ; for he doeth
whataoever pleaseth him, 4, Where the word
of a king is, there w power: and who may say
unto him. What doest thou ?
Ecc, 10,4. If the spirit of the ruler rise up
against thee, leave not thy place ; for yielding
pacifleth great offences. 20. Curse not the
king, no, not in thy thought ; and curse not
the rich in thy bedchamber : for a bird of the
air shall carry the voice, and that which hath
wings shaU teU the raatter.
Jer. 29.7, Seek the peace of the city whi
ther 1 have caused you to be carried away
captives, and pray unto the Lord for it : for
in the peace thereof shaU ye have peace.
Mat. 17,24. They that received tribute
money came to Peter, and said. Doth not your
master pay tribute ? 25. He saith. Yes. v.
26,27, Mat, 22.21. Render therefore unto Cesar
the things which are Cesar's; and unto God
the things that are God's. Mar. 12.17. Luk.
20.25. Act. 16,37. They have beaten us openly
iinconderaned, being Romans, and have cast
us into prison ; and now do they thrust us out
privUy? nay verily ; but let them come them
selvea and fetch us out.
Act. 19.36. Ye ought to be quiet, and to do
nothing raahly, v. 35-41.
Act, 25.16, It ia not the raanner of the
Roraana to deliver any man to die, before that
he which ia accused have the accusers face to
face, and have licence to answer for himself
conceming the crime laid against him. v. 6,10.
Act. 24.18,19,
Rom, 13.1, Let every soul be subject unto
the higher powers. For there is no power
but of God : the powers that be are ordained
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of God. 2. Whosoever therefore resisteth the
power, resisteth the ordinance of God : and
they that resist shall receive to themselves
damnation. 3. For rulers are not a terror to
good works, but to the evil. Wilt thou then not
be afraid of the power ? do that which is good,
and thou shalt have praise of the same. 5.
Ye must needs be subject, not only for wrath,
but also for conscience' sake. 6. For this
cause pay ye tribute also : for they are God's
ministers, attending continually upon this
very thing. 7. Render therefore to all their
dues : tribute to whom tribute is due ; custom
to whom custom ; fear to whom fear ; honour
to whom honour.
1 Tim. 2.1, I exhort therefore, that, first
of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions,
aiid giving of thanks, be made for all men ;
2. For kings, and /or all that are in authority ;
that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in
all godliness and honesty.
Tit. 3.1. Put them in mind to be subject to
principalities and powers, to obey magistrates.
1 Pet. 2.13, Submit yourselves to every
ordinance of man for the Lord's sake ; whether
it be to the king, as supreme ; 14. Or unto
governors, as unto them that are sent by him
for the punishment of evildoers, and for the
praise of them that do well. 15. For so is the
will of God. 17. Fear God. Honour the king.
2 Pet. 2.10. Them that walk after the Hesh
in the lust of uncleanness, and despise govern
ment. Presumptuous are they, self-willed,
they are not afraid to speak evil of dignities.
2 Tim. 3.1-4.
Jude 8. These JUthy dreamers despise
dominion, and speak evil of dignities.
See Citizens — Churoh and country,
love of, p. 105.
Subjects, loyal, Examples ow : Israel
ites, Jos, 1.16-18. 2 Sam. 3.36,37. 2 Sam. 15.
23,30. 2 Sam. 18.3. 2 Sam. 21.17. 1 Chr.
12.38. David, 1 Sam. 24.6-10. 1 Sam, 26.
6-lS. 2 Sam. 1.14. Hushai, 2 Sam. 17.15,16.
David's soldiers, 2 Sam. 18.12,13. 2 Sam. 23.
15,16. Joab, 2 Sam. 19.6,6. BarziUai, 2 Sam.
19.32. Jehoiada, 2 Kin. 11.4-12. Mordecai,
Est. 2.21-23.
Subjects, Trea.son and Rebellion of,
Examples of : Miriam and Aaron, Num. 12.
1-11, Korah, Ac, Nnm, 16, Num, 26.9.
Shechemltes, Jud, 9.22. Ephraimites, Jud.
12.1-4, Israelites, 1 Sam. 10.27, 1 Kin, 12.
16-19. Absalom, 2 Sam. 16.10-13. Ahithophel,
2Sam,17.1-4, Sheba, 2 Sam. 20.1,2. Adonijah,
1 Kin. 1.5-7. Hadad and Jeroboam, 1 Kin.
11.14-26. Baasha, 1 Kin. 15.27. Zimri,
1 Kin. 16.9. Servants of Joash, 2 Kin, 12.
19-21. 2 Kin. 14,5 ; of Amaziah, 2 Kin. 14.
19; of Amon, 2 Kin. 21.23. Shallum, 2 Kin.
16 10. Menahem, 2 Kin. 15.14. Pekah,
2 Kin. 15.26. Hoshea, 2 Kin. 15.30. Sen
nacherib's sons, 2 Kin. 19.37. Ishmael, Jer,
40.14-16. Jer. 41, Bigthan, Ac, Est. 2.21.
Jews, Eze, 17.12-20. Barabbas, Mar. 15.7,
Theudas, Ac, Act. 6,36,37, An Egyptian,
Act. 21.38.
SUCCOTH (booths). Jacob builds a house
at. Gen. 33.17. In Gad, Jos. 13.27. Princes of,
refuse to aid Gideon ; slain by him, Jud. 8.
4-8,13-17. Temple vessels caat near, 1 Kin,
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SYKNE
StTCCOTH, the first encampment of the
Israelites on leaving Egypt, Ex. 12.37. Ex.
13.20. Num. 33.5.
 Benoth, a Babylonian idol wrr-
shipped by the colonists in Samaria, 2 Kin,
17.30. SUICIDE. See Murder, self.
SHKKIIMS, a tribe of Ethiopians, allied
with Shishak against Judah, 2 Chr. 12.3.
SUMMER. Promise of. Gen, 8.22.
Drought of, Psa. 32 4. Signs of. Mat. 24.32.
Summer-fruits, 2 Sam. 16.1, Mic, 7,1, Ac.
.Summer-house, Amos 3.15.
SUN. Created on the 4th day. Gen. 1.
14-18. Worshipped, Deu, 4.19. Deu. 17.3.
Job 31.26-28. Jer. 8.2. Eze. 8.16. Horses
and chariots dedicated to, 2 Kin. 23.11.
Miracles connected with, Ex. 10.21-23. Jos.
10.12,13, 2 Kin. 20,11, Luk. 23.44,46.
Illustrative and symbolical, Psa. 84.11. Mai.
4.2. Jud. 5.31. Isa. 30.26. Isa. 60.19,20.
Jer. 15.9. Eev. 1.16. Rev. 12.1. Eev. 19.17.
Darkening, &c., of, Ecc. 12.2. Isa. 5.30. Isa.
24,23. Eze. 32.7, Joel 2.10,31. Joel 3.16.
Amos 8.9. Mic. 3.6. Mat, 24.29, Mar. 13.
24. Luk. 21.25. Luk. 23.45. Act. 2.20.
Eev. 6.12. Rev. 8.12. Eev, 9,2, Eev. 16.8.
SUPERSTITION Forbidden, Lev, 19,
26-28. Lev. 21.5. Deu. 14.1. Jer. 10.2.
See SORCERY — Idolatry.
SuPERSiiTio.N, Examples of: Micah, Jud.
17.13. Israelites, ISam. 4.3. Philistines, 1 Sam.
6.5. Syrians, 1 Kin. 20.23. Jews, Jer. 44.18.
Sailors, Jonah 1.7. The disciples. Mat. 14.26.
Luk. 24.39. Jno. 9.2. Jews, Mat. 16.2. Mar. 7,
2-6,8,9. Luk. 11.38. Act. 6.16. Khoda, Act. 12.
14,15. Melitians, Act. 28.3. Ephesians, Act. 19.
18,19. See Sabbath, Jewish misconcep
tions of.
SUPPER. See Feasts — Lord's supper.
SURETY, Gen, 44.32, Pro. 6.1. Pro. 11.
15. Pro. 22,6.
SUSANNA, a woman who ministered to
Christ, Luk, 8.3.
SWALLOW, Pro, 26.2. Psa. 84.S. Isa.
88.14. Migration of, Jer. 8.7.
SWAN, Lev. 11.18. Deu. 14.16.
SWEARING. See Oaths— Blasphemy.
SWINE, Lev. 11.7. Deu. 14.8, Isa. 65.4.
Isa. 60.3,17. WUd, Psa. 80.13. Ferocity of.
Mat. 7.6, Feeding of, Luk. 15.15,16. Herd
of, drowned, Luk. 8.32,33.
SWORD, Gen, 27.40. 1 Chr. 21.5. Luk.
22.36,38,62. Jno. 18,10,11, &c. Dagger, Jud,
3.16. Goliath's, 1 Sam. 21.9. Gideon's watch
word, 'The sword of the Lord,' Jud, 7,20.
lUustrative, Deu. 32.41. Psa. 17.13. Psa,
57.4. Zee. 13.7, Luk. 2.35. Symbolical, Gen.
3.24. Jos. 6.13.
SYCAMINE Thee (the mulberry), Luk.17.8.
SYCOMORE, a kind of fig (Amos 7,14,
ma/rg). 1 Kin, 10,27, 1 Chr. 27.28. Psa. 78.
47. Lnk. 19.4.
SYCHAR (drunkards, see Isa. 28.1,7). A
name of Shechem, Jno. 4.5,
SYCHEM, See Shechem,
SYENE, a city on the south of Egypt, Ezc
29.10. Eze. 30.6.

SYMBOLS
SYMBOLS, Types. Tree of life. Gen. 2.9.
Gen. 3.24. Eev. 22.2. Rainbow, Gen. 9.
12,13. Circumcision, Gen. 17.11. Eom. 4.11.
Passover, Ex. 12.3-28. PiUar of cloud, Ex.
13. 21 ,22. Thunder, &o. , on giving of the law,
Ex. 19.9-20. Heb, 12.18,19, Gal. 4.24-26.
Sprinkling of blood, Ex. 24.8, Cherubim over
the mercy-seat, Ex. 37.7-9. Psa 80.1. Heb.
4.16. Brazen serpent. Num. 21.8,9. Jno.
3.14. Praying toward the temple, 1 Kin. 8.29.
Dan. 6. 10. Smiting commanded by a prophet,
1 Kin. 20.35,37. Joash shooting with a bow,
2 Kin. 13.16-19. Abundant harvest, 2 Kin,
19.29. Isaiah's chUdren, Isa. 8.18. Isaiah
walking naked and barefoot, Isa, 20.2-4.
Shadow on the dial, Isa. 38.8.
Almond rod, Jer. 1.11. Seething pot, Jer.
1.13. Breaking of potter's vessel, Jer. 19.
Good and bad figs, Jer. 24. Yokes sent to the
king of Edom Jer. 27.1-11. Hananiah breaks
Jeremiah's yoke, Jer. 28.10, Jeremiah's title-
deeds, Jer, 32.1-16, Book cast into Euphrates,
Jer. 51.63.
Siege portrayed on a tUe, Eze. 4.1-3.
Ezekiel lying on his side, Eze. 4.4-8. Un
clean food, Eze. 4.9-17. Ezekiel's beard, Eze,
6.1-4. Digging through a wall, Eze. 12.1-16.
Eating bread with carefulness, Eze. 12.17-20.
BoUing pot, Eze. 24.1-6. Mourning forbidden,
Eze. 24.16-18, Two sticks, Eze, 37.16-28.
Handwriting on the waU, Dan. 5.5,24-28.
Hosea's wife and chUdren, Hos. c. 1 to 3.
Star in the east, Mat. 2.2, Smitten rock,
1 Cor. 10.4. Ex. 17.6. Salt, Col. 4.6. Mosaic
law, Heb. c. 7 to 10. Compare the sacrifices,
p, 324-329, See Visions, Sun, Moon, Stabs.
SYMBOLICAL Names. See Aholibah,
Jezebel, Jezreel, Jeshurun, Lo-
AMMT, LO-RUHAMAH, BeULAH, HePH-
zibah, Mahbr-shalal-hashbaz. See
Names. SYMBOLICAL Periods and Numbers.
See Prophetic periods.
SYMPATHY. See Love— Poor, kind
ness TO.
SYNAGrOGUE signifies an assembly; so
translated, Jas. 2.2; a congregation. Act.
13.43. Services of, on Sabbath ; Reading the
Scriptures, Act. 13.27. Act. 15.21. Exposi
tion, addresses, and preaching, by Ohrist, Luk.
4.16-33. Mat. 4.23. Mat. 9.35. Mat. 13.54.
Mar. 1.39. Luk. 13.10. Jno. 18.20; by the
apostles. Act. 9.20. Act. 13.6,15-44, Act.
14.1. Act. 17.2,10. Act. 18.4,19,26. Prayer
in. Mat. 6.6. See Neh. 8.1-8. Neh. 9.3,6.
See Worship.
Several in Jerusalem, Act. 6.9 ; and Damas
cus, Act. 9.2,20. In foreign cities. Act. 14.1.
Act. 17.1,10. Act. 18.4. One buUt by Jairus,
Luk. 7.6. Christ healed in. Mat. 12.9-13.
Luk. 13.11-14. Alms given in. Mat. 6.2.
Chief ruler of. Act. 18.8,17. Euler, Mar.
6.22. Luk. 8.41, Luk, 13.14. Act, 13.16;
or elder, Luk. 7.3, Minister, Luk, 4.20.
Chief seats in. Mat. 23.6. Seats, Act. 13.14.
Jas. 2.3.
Courts of justice, Luk. 12.11. Act. 9.2.
Had power to scourge and imprison. Mat.
10.17. Mat. 23.34. Act. 26.11. Act. 22.19;
to excommunicate, Jno. 9.22,34, Jno. 12,42.
Jno. 16.2. See Sanhedrim.

Tabernacle
SYNAGOGUE OF Satan. Rev. 2.9. Rev.
3.9. SYNTYCHE, a PhUippian Christian female.
Phil. 4.2,
SYRACUSE, a city on the south-east coast
of SicUy ; Paul 3 days at. Act. 28.12.
SYRIA, Heb. Aram^ns in Gen. 10.22
Gen. 22.21. Num. 23.7. 1 Chr. 2.23 ; trans
lated Mesopotamia, see Mesopotamia
Chushan-rishathaim, king of, invades Canaan,
Jud. 3.10. Different cotemporary kings of'
2 Sam. 8.3,6. 2 Sam. 10.6. See Zobah)
Hamath, Geshur, Maacah.
Tributary to Saul, David, Solomon, see
Zobah, Hadadezeb, Toi, Talmai, Eezon,
Independent, and wars of, with Israel and
Judah, see Zobah, Benhadad L, II., TIT,
Hazael, Eezin, Conquered by Jeroboam,
2 Kin. 14.25-28. Conquered and incorporated
with Assyria, 2 Kin. 16.6-9. Isa. 7.1. 2 Kin
17.24. 2 Kin. 18.34; with Chaldea, 2 Kin.
24.2. Jer. 39.6.
A Eoman province, including Palestine
Mat, 4.24. Luk. 2.2,3 ; and Phenicia, Mar.
7.26. Act. 21,3. Governed by Roraans, see
Cyrenius, Aretas. Paul's visits to the
churches in. Act. 15.41. Act. 18.18. Act
21.3. Gal. 1.21.
Language of, 2 Kin. 18.26. Ezr. 4.7. Dan.
2.4. Idols of, see Ashima, Eimmon, Tam
muz. Merchiindise of, Eze. 27.16,
Towns of, see Antioch, Aphek,
Arphad, Damascus, Hamath, Hadrach,
llELBON, HoBAH, EeHOB, EeZEPH, SeL-
BUCIA. Rivers, see Abana, Pharpar. Plain of
Aven, Amos 1.6.
Prophecies of, Isa. 7.8-16. Isa. 8.4-7. Isa
17,1-3. Jer. 49.23-27, Amos 1.3-6, Zee. 9.1.
SYRO-PHENICIAN Woman, called a
Greek, or GentUe, or woman of Canaan ; her
daughter cured by Jesus, Mar, 7.24-30, Mat,
15.21-28,

TAANACH, a royal Canaanitish city ; con
quered by Joshua, Jos, 12,21. Given to
Manasseh out of Issachar, Jos. 17.11, 1 Kin.
4.12. IChr. 7.29. Imperfectly subdued, Jud.
1.27. A Levitical city, Jos. 21.25. Barak's
victory near, Jud. 5.19,
TABERAH (buming), a station where the
Israelites were punished by fire for murmur
ing. Num. 11.1-3. Den. 9.22.
TABERNACLE [signifies a tent, 1 Chr.
17.5. Figurative use of the word, 2 Cor. 5.1.
2 Pet. 1.13. Heb. 8.2. Heb. 9.11].
CaUed, the sanctuary, Ex. 25.8. Tabernacle
of the congregation, Ex. 27.21. 2 Chr. 6.6 ;
of testimony or witness, Ex. 38.21, Num. 1.
50. Num. 17,7,8, 2 Chr, 24.6, Act. 7.44.
Temple of the Lord, 1 Sam. 1.9. 1 Sam. 3,3,
House of the Lord, Jos. 6.24. 1 Sam. 1.
7,24. Made by Moses after a divine pattern, Ex.
26.9,40. Ex. 26.30. Ex. 39.32,42,43, Heb.
8.6; by men divinely gifted, Ex. 31.1-11.
Ex. 36.30-35. From freewiU-offerings, Ex.
26,1-8. Ex. 35.4-29. Ex. 36.3-7. Cost of,
29 talents, 730 shekels of gold; 100 talents,
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1776 shekels of sUver ; 70 talents, 2400 shekels
of brass, Ex. 38.24-31.
Frame-tvork, 10 cubits high, 30 cubits
long, 9 broad, Ex. 26.16-22. PUlars and
boards of shittim-wood, boards double at tbe
comers, overlaid with gold, sockets of silver,
joined by gold rings and transverse bars, Ex.
26.16-37. Ex. 36.20-34,
Curtains. The frame covered with curtains
of fine twined linen, with blue, purple, and
scarlet, with embroidered cherubim, in 10
pieces looped together with gold hooks, each
piece 28 cubits long by 4 broad ; in aU (10 by
4), 40 cubits ; 10 cubits covering the west end,
and 30 reaching to the front ; the pieces (28
cubits long), lying across, and hanging within
half a cubit of the ground, on each side. Ex,
26.1-6, Ex. 36.8-13.
Over the 1st curtain was a curtain of goat's
hair, in 11 pieces looped together with brass
hooks, each piece 30 cubits long by 4 broad,
Ex. 267-11 ; in aU (11 by 4), 44 cubits ; 10
cubits covering tbe west end, the side folds
lapped over protecting tbe west end ; 30 cubits
reaching to the front ; the pieces lying across
and touching the ground on each side ; and 4
cubits hanging over the front, Ex. 26.7-13.
Ex. 36.14-18.
Over the 2d curtain was a covering of rams'
skins dyed red, and over this a covering of
badgers' skin, Ex. 26.5. Ex. 26.14. Ex. 36.
7,23. Ex. 36.19. Ex. 39.34. Num. 4.25.
The door, facing the east (Ex. 26.22) ; a
frame of 5 pillars of shittim-wood overlaid
with gold, sockets of brass, hooks of gold, and
a curtain of blue purple and scarlet, and fine
twined linen with needle-work (the full breadth
of the tabemaele being 9 cubits), Ex. 26.36,37.
Ex. 36.37,38.
The tabernacle divided into the holy place
and the most holy ; separated by a vaU (see
Vail), The most Holy Place (dimensions not
given), the inner apartment, containing the
ark and mercy-seat, Ex. 26.33,34. Ex, 40.
20,21. Heb. 9.3-6. See Ark, Mbroy-seat.
The Holy Place (dimensions not given),
contained the table of shew-bread, candle
stick, and altar of incense, Ex. 26.33,36. Ex.
40.22-26. Heb. 9.2,6. See Altar OF Incense,
Candlestick, Shew-bread.
Court or the Tabernacle, an enclosure
of curtains of fine twined Unen on piUars, of
which the sockets were brass, the hooks and
fillets sUver, the pins brass ; length 100 cubits,
breadth 60, height 6 cubits, Ex. 27,9-16,17.
Ex. 38.9-16, Ex. 40.8.
The entrance on the east, a gateway of 4
pillars with curtains of blue purple and scarlet,
and fine twined linen wrought witb needle
work, 20 cubits wide, Ex. 27.16. Ex. 38.18.
Ex. 40.33. This court contained the altar of
burat-offering, and the laver of brass before
the door of the tabemaele, Ex. 40.29,30. See
Altar of burnt-offering — Layer.
Tabemaele vessels, anointed and held sacred
Ex. 40.9,10. Lev. 8.11. Num. 18.3. Lev.
21.5. Directions for removing, Num. 4.7-15.
Brought to the temple, 1 Kin. 8.4. 2 Chr. 6.
6. Of gold for the altar of incense, shew-bread
table, and candlestick, Ex. 25.29,38. Ex. 37,
16,23, Of brass for the alt,ar of bumt-offering,
Ex. 27.3-7, Ex, 38.3-7. Lev. 6.28, 1 Sam.
2,13,14. 460

TABOK
Levites took down and set up. Num. 1.61
Num, 4, Levites only entered. Num. 1.51.
Num. 18.3-6,22, Punishment for defiling,
I Lev. 15.31. Num. 19.13,20. Eze. 6.11. Eze.
23.38. AU offerings brought to. Lev. 17.4,
Deu. 12.5,6,11-14. Offerings of gold laid up in.
Num. 31.64. Jos. 6.19,24. No man to be in
when the high-priest entered the holy place.
Lev, 16.17. Worship at. Num. 20.6. Num.
25.6, ISam. 1.10,26. 1 Sam. 2.22. Psa. 27,
4. See Enquirino of God. The place of
judgment. Num. 27.2. The congregation ol
Israel assembled at. Num. 10.3. Num. 16.
19,42,43, Tbe tribes encamped round the
court, 3 on each side, Num. 2.
Tabernacle, Historical Notices of.
Set up by Moses at Sinai 1st day of 1st month,
2d year, Ex. 40.17-33, Anointed with oU,
Ex. 30.26. Ex, 40.9. Lev. 8.10. Num. 7.1.
Sprinkled witb blood. Lev. 16.16-20. Heb. 9.
21. FiUed with the cloud. Ex, 40.34-38. See
Cloud of glory. Offerings of tbe princes at
its dedication, Num. 7.
Went before Israel to search out a resting-
place. Num. 2.17, Num. 9.15-17. Num. 10.
33-36. Jos. 3.3-6. See Cloud of glory.
70 elders receive the Spirit in, Num. 11,
16,24,25, 12 rods of the tribes laid up in.
Num. 17, The Lord speaks to Moses in, I,ev.
1,1. Num. 1.1, Num. 7,89 ; to Moses and
Joshua, Deu. 31,14,15 ; reproves Aaron, &c.,
Num. 12.4-10,
Set up at GUgal, Jos. 4.18,19; at ShUoh,
Jos, 18.1. Jos. 19.61. Jud, 20.18,26,27.
1 Sam. 2,14; at Nob in Saul's reign, 1 Sam.
21.1-6 ; at Gibeon in David and Solomon's
reigns, 1 Chr. 16.39, 1 Chr, 21.29. Solomon's
offering at, 2 Chr, 1.3-6, Brought to the
temple by Solomon, 2 Chr. 5,6 with 2 Chr, 1,
3,5,6. 1 Kin, 8.4.
TABERNACLE of the Congeeoation,
previous to the erection of the tabemaele, Ex.
33.7.  , a new tent for the ark alone (see
2 Sam, 7.6. 1 Chr. 17.5), erected by David
in Mount Zion, 2 Chr. 1.4. 1 Chr. 16.1,
1 Chr, 16.1, 2 Sam, 6.17. 1 Kin. 1.39. 1 Kin.
2.28. TABERNACLES, Feast of. See Feasts,
TABLE, Jud. 1.7. ISam. 20.29,34, 2 Kin.
4.10. Jno. 2.16. Of silver in the temple,
1 Chr. 28.16. Of shew-bread, see Shew
bread. Table of the Lord, signifying altar,
Mai. 1.7,12; Lord's supper, 1 Cor. 10,21.
TABLES OF Stone; two containing the law,
given by God to Moses ; broken, Ex. 24.12.
Ex. 31.18. Ex. 32.16-19. Deu. 4.13. Deu.
9.9-11 ; two given a second time, Ex. 34.1.
Deu. 10.1-4. Placed in the ark, Deu. 10.5,
1 Kin. 8.9, Heb, 9.4.
TABLE or Tablet, used for writing on,
Isa, 30.8, Hab, 2.2. Luk. 1.63. Illustrative,
Pro. 3.3. Jer. 17.1. 2 Cor. 3.3.
TABLET (signifying necklace of gold
beads), Ex. 36.22. Num. 31.50. (Signifying
smelling bottles), Isa. 3.20.
TABOR, Mount, on the confines of Zebulun
and NaphtaU, Jos. 19.22. Psa, 89.12. Jer,
46.18. Barak's army assemble at, Jud. 4.
6.12,14. Battle between Gideon and Zebah
at. Jud. 8.13.

TABOR
TABOR, a Levitical city of Zebulun, 1 Chr. I
6.77.  , a plain in Benjamin, 1 Sam 10,S.
TABRET, See Timbrel.
TACHES, loops or hooks, Ex. 26.6.
TADMOR, a city buUt in the wilderness by
Solomon, 1 Ein. 9.18. 2 Chr. 8.4.
TAHAFANES, a city in Egypt, Jer, 2.16.
Pharaoh's palace in, Jer. 43.9. Johanan
takes Jeremiah, &o., to, Jer. 43.7-9. Jer.
44.1. Prophecy of, Jer. 46.14, Eze. 30,18.
TAHPENES, wife of Pharaoh ; her sister
given by him in marriage to Hadad, 1 Kin.
11.19,20. TALENT, a weight equal to 3000 shekels
(125 lbs.), Ex. 38.26,28. Value of a talent of
gold at £4 an oz., £5476; of sUver at 6s.,
£342, 3s. 9d. Parables of. Mat. 18.24. Mat.
26.15. TALMAI, king of Geshur, Absalom's
matemal grandfather, 2 Sam. 3.3. 2 Sam.
13.37. 1 Chr. 3.2.
TAMAR, wife of Judah's sons, and mother
of Pharez and Zarah, Gen. 38. Ruth 4.12.
1 Chr. 2.4.
 , daughter of David, sister of Ab
salom, 2 Sam. 13. 1 Chr. 3.9.
TAMMUZ, a Syrian idol, Jewish women
weeping for, Eze. 8.3,14.
TAPESTRY, Pro. 7.16. Pro, 31,22,
TAPPUAH, a city in Judah, on the con
fines of Ephraim and Manasseh, Jos. 12.17,
Jos. 16.8. Jos, 17.8,
TARES, a weed resembling wheat ; parable
of. Mat. 13.25-30.
TARGET. See Shield.
TARSHISH (probably Spain), peopled by
descendants of Tarshish, son of Javan, Gen,
10 4 5, 1 Chr. 1.7. Merchants of, Eze. 38.13.
SUver brought from, Jer. 10.9. Ships of,
Psa 48 7. Isa. 2.16. Solomon with Hiram
brought gold, Ac, from, 1 Kin. 10.22. 2 Chr.
9.21. Jehoshaphat's ships of Tarshish made
at Ezion-geber, to go to Ophir, 1 Kin. 22.48
with 2 Chr. 20.36 (this probably an eastern
Tarshish; India?).
Commerce of Tyre with, Isa. 23.1-14. Eze.
27.12 Jonah attempts to flee to, Jonah 1.3.
Jonah 4.2. Prophecies of, Psa. 72.10. Isa.
60.9. Isa. 66.19.
TARSUS, a city of CiUcia, birthplace of
Paul, Act. 9.11. Act. 21.39. Act. 22.8.
Paul escapes to, from Jerusalem, Act. 9.30.
Bamabas fetches Paul from. Act. 11.25,26,
TARTAK, an idol worshipped by the
Avites in Samaria, 2 Kin, 17.31,
TARTAN, a general of Sargon, king of
Assyria; takes Ashdod, Isa. 20.1; of Sen
nacherib, sent against Hezekiah, 2 Kin. 18.17,
TATNAI, Persian govemor of Samaria
reports the buUding of the temple, Ezr. 6^
XB commanded by Darius to assist the Jews, and
Sbeys, Ezr. 6.1-13.
TAXES. See Tribute— Publicans.
TEACHER, 1 Cor. 12.28,29. Eph. 4.11.
See Ministers.
TEBETH, the 10th month (January), Est.
2.16. Eze. 29.1.

TEMPLE
TEIL-TREE, Isa. 6.13. Elsewhere trans
lated oak. See Oak.
TEKEL, signifles weighed, Dan. 6.26,27.
TEKOAH, a city ot Benjamin, Jer. 6.1.
Neh. 3.6,27. A woman of, intercedes for
Absalom, 2 Sam. 14.2-9. Fortifled by Eeho
boam, 2 Chr. 11.6. Amos dwelt in, Amos 1.1.
 , Wilderness of ; Jehoshaphat's
victory in, 2 Chr. 20 20-24,
TEL-ABIB, in Mesopotamia; the Israel
ites dweU in, during the captivity, Eze. 3.16.
TELEM, or Telaim, a city in Judah, Jos,
15.24. Saul's army gathered at, 1 Sam. 15.4.
TEMA, a son of Ishmael, Gen. 26.15.
1 Chr, 1.30. His descendants, an Arabian
tribe. Job 6.19. Isa. 21.14. Prophecy of,
Jer. 25.23. See Gen. 36.34. 1 Chr. 1.46.
TEMAN, a district of Idumea, peopled by
descendants of Teman, son of EUphaz, the son
of Esau, and one of the dukes of Edom, Gen,
36:11,16,42. IChr. 1.36,53. Jos. 12.3 (marg.).
Job 2.11. Hab. 3.3. Prophecies of, in con
nection with Idumea, Jer. 49.7,20. Eze. 25.13.
Amos 1.12. Obad. 9.
TEMPERANCE, Sobriety. Rom. 13.14.
Make not provision for the flesh, to fulfil the
lusts thereof.
1 Cor. 9.25. Every man that striveth for
the mastery is temperate in all things. Now
they do it to obtain a corruptible crown, but
we an incorruptible. 27. But I keep under
my body, and bring it into subjection ; lest
that by any means, when I have preached to
others, I myself should be a castaway. Dan.
1.3-21. PhU. 4.6. Let your moderation be known
unto aU men. The Lord i^ at hand.
1 The. 5.6. Let us watch and be sober. 8.
Let us, who are of the day, be sober.
1 Tim. 2.9. That women adorn themselves
in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and
sobriety. 1 Tim. 3.2. A bishop then must be blame
less, sober, of good behaviour ; 3. Not given
to wine. 8. Likewise must the deacons be
grave, not given to much wine. 11, So must
their wives be grave, sober. Tit. 1.7,8.
Tit. 2.2. That the aged raen be sober, grave,
temperate. 3. The aged women likewise, that
they be in behaviour as becometh hoUness, not
given to much wine. 4. That they may teach
the young women to be sober. 6. Young men
likewise exhort to bo sober minded. 12.
Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and
worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righte
ously, and godly, in this present world, v. 7.
1 Pet. 1.13. Gird up the loins of your mind,
be sober.
1 Pet. 4 7. The end ot all things is at hand :
be ye therefore sober.
1 Pet. 6.8. Be sober, be vigUant; because
your adversary the devil, as a roaring Uon,
walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.
2 Pet. 1.6. Add to knowledge temperance.
See Drunkenness — Worldliness — Self-
denial — Holiness.
TEMPLE, The. lKin.6.17, CaUed temple of
the Lord, 2 Kin. 11.10. Tby holy temple, Psa,
79.1. The house of the Lord, 2 Chr. 23.6,12 ;
of the God of Jacob, Isa. 2.3 ; of my glory,
Isa. 60,7 ; of prayer, Isa, 56.7, Mat, 21.13 ;
of sacriflce, 2 Chr. 7.12 ; of their sanctuary, 461

TEMPLE
2 Chr. 36.17. Mountain of the Lord's house,
fsa. 2.2. Holy and beautiful house, Isa. 64.11,
Holy house, 1 Chr, 29.3. Holy mount, Isa.
27,13. Palace for the Lord, 1 Chr. 29.1,19.
Sanctuary, 2 Chr. 20.8. Tabernacle of witness,
2 Chr. 24.6. Zion, and Mount Zion, Psa.
74.2, Psa. 84.7, By Christ, my Fathei's
house, Jno. 2.16.
Projected by David, who was not permitted
to build it, 2 Sam. 7.2-12. 1 Kin. 6.3. IChr,
22.7,8. 1 Chr. 28.2,3. Psa. 132.2-5.
Prenarations for buUding by David, 1 Clir.
22. 1 Chr. 28.14-18. 1 Chr 29.1-5. 2 Chr.
3.1. 2 Chr. 5.1. 2 Sam. 8.7,11. FreewiU-
offerings of the people, 1 Chr. 29.6-9. Work
men and Tyrian builders employed by David,
1 Chr. 22.2-16. 1 Chr. 29.2-6; by Solomon,
1 Kin. 5.8-18. Brazen vessels cast in the plain
of Jordan, 1 Kin. 7.46.
Made after a divine pattern given by David
to Solomon, 1 Chr. 28.11-19. Its beauty, Isa.
64.11. Built on Mount Moriah, in the threshing-
floor of Ornan, 2 Chr. 3.1. 1 Chr. 21.28-30.
1 Chr. 22.1. See Gen. 22.2,4,
Begun by Solomon 480 years after the Exodus
(b.o. 1012), in the 2d month of the 4th year
of his reign, 1 Kin. 6.1,37, 2 Chr. 3.2 ; by
God's appointment, 1 Chr, 17,12. 1 Chr. 28.
6,10. Finished in 7, years and 6 months,
1 Kin. 6.38. No hammer or tool heard in
buUding it, 1 Kin. 6.7. 1 Kin. 5.17,18. (Des
troyed by Nebuchadnezzar (b.o. 688), 2 Kin.
25.9.) Designed for the worship of God, and sacri
flces, 1 Kin. 8.13,21. 1 Chr. 29.1,2. 2 Chr.
2.4-6. Isa. 66.7. Mar. 11.17. Prophecies
read in, Jer. 36.5-10. Sacredness of, Jno. 2.
14-16. God's presence in, 1 Kin. 8.10,11.
1 Kin. 9.3. 2 Kin. 21.7. 2 Chr. 5.13,14.
2 Cbr. 7.1-3,16. Eze. 10.4. Prayer made
towards, 1 Kin. 8,38. Jonah 2.4. Dan. 6. 10.
Prayer in, 1 Kin. 8. 2 Kin. 19.14,16. 2 Chr.
30.27. Isa. 66.7. Jer. 7.2. Jer. 26.2. Eze.
46.2,3,9. Zee. 7.2,3, Isa. 27.13. Zee. 8.
21,22, see Worship. Weapons stored in,
2 Kin. 11.10. Was a place of refuge, 2 Kin.
11.15. Neb. 6.10,11.
The Temple was 60 cubits long, 20 broad, 30
high, 1 Kin. 6.2. 2 Chr. 3.3. Great hewn
costly stones for the foundation, 1 Kin. 5.
17,18, WaUs of stone, hewn in the quarry,
1 Kin. 6,7 Covered with beams and boards
of cedar, 1 Kin. 6.9. Garnished with precious
stones and gold, 2 Cbr. 3.6-7, 1 Kin. 7.60.
Was divided into (1) the Oracle, (2) the
Holy Place, (3) the Porch, (4) the Cham
bers, The Oracle, or Most Holy Place, 1 Kin.
6.19. 1 Kin. 8.6. OaUed most holy house,
2 Chr. 3.8. Inner house, 1 Kin. 6.27, Holiest
of all, Heb. 9.3. 20 cubits in length, breadth,
and height, 1 Kin. 6.16,20. 2 Chr. 3.8.
Floored and wainscoted with cedar, 1 Kin.
6.16. With figures of cherubims, palm-trees,
and open flowers, v. 29. WaUs overlaid with
gold, V. 20,21 ; and floor, v. 30. A door,
between the oracle and the holy place, of olive-
tree, in 2 leaves, with carvings of cherubims,
palm-trees, and open flowers ; the lintels and
posts 5 sided {v. 31, marg.) ; all overlaid with
gold, ». 31,32. 2 Chr. 4.22. Also a partition
of gold chains, 1 Kin. 16.21 ; and a vaU of
blue, purple, and crimson and fine Unen, with

TEMPLE
wrought cherabims, 2 Chr. 3.14. Had no
windows, see 1 Kin. 8.12.
The gold in the oracle was 600 talents ; the
nails, 60 shekels, 2 Chr. 8.8,9.
The oracle contained the ark, 1 Kin. 6.19.
1 Kin 8 6 2 Chr. 5.2-10 ; with the cherabim,
1 Kin, 6.23-28. 2 Chr, 3.10-13. 2 Chr. 6.7,8.
See Ark, Cherubim, Vail, Mercy-seat.
The Holy Place, 1 Kin, 8.8,10. CaUed
the greater house, 2 Chr. 3.6. Temple, 1 Kin,
6.17, 20 cubits broad, 40 long, 1 Kin. 6.17,
Floor of flr ; walls and ceiling lathed witb flr,
and wainscoted witb cedar, v 15. (2 Chr.
3.5.) Carved with knops and open flowers, v.
18 ; overlaid with gold, v. 21,22. (2 Chr. 3.
5,7.) Floor covered with gold (?) v. 30. Door
of fir, in 2 leaves, carved with chembims,
palm-trees, and open flowers, and covered
with gold fitted upon the carved work, v.
34,35. Door-posts four-sided, v. 33 {marg.).
Windows of, narrow, v. 4.
The Holy Phice contained the table of shew
bread, 1 Kin. 7.48. 2 Clir. 29.18. Several
tables of gold and sUver, 1 Chr. 28.16, 2 Chr.
4.18, 19, 10 candlesticks of gold, with snuffers,
Ac, 1 Kin. 7.49,60. 1 Chr. 28.15. 2 Chr. 4.
7,20-22. SUver lamps, 1 Chr, 28.15. Altar of
incense, its censers, spoons, Ac, 1 Kin. 0.20.
1 Kin. 7.48,60. 1 Chr. 28.17,18. 2 Chr. 4.
19,22. Vessels ot the tabemaele (?) 2 Chr. 6.6.
1 Kin. 8.4. See Candlestick, Shew-bread,
Altar of incense. Censer.
The Porch, or Entrance Tower, before the
temple, on the east (Eze. 8.16) ; same breadth
as the temple, 20 cubits ; 10 cubits deep, 1 Kin,
6.3 ; height, 120 cubits, 2 Chr. 3.4. Over
laid, within, with gold, 2 Chr. 3,4. Doors of,
2 Chr. 29.7. Ezekiel's vision in, Eze, 8.16.
Priests called to weep by, Joel 2.17.
In tbe porch, the piUars, Jachin and Boaz,
1 Kin, 7.21, 2 Kin. 11.14. 2 Kin. 23.3; 12
cubits in circumference, 18 high, with a capital
of 5 cubits, with various mouldings and cor
nices, aU of brass, 1 Kin. 7.16-22. 2 Chr.3 15-17,
Jer. 62.20-23. 2 Kin. 26.17. 2 Chr. 4.12,13.
Chambers, as wings, built round the tem
ple, on the south, west, and north, and forming
a part of the building, 1 Kin, 6.6-10. 2 Kin.
11.2,3. See Treasuries.
Round the whole buUding was a court,
called the court r,f the priests, and outside this
a court caUed the great court.
The Court op the Priests, 2 Chr. 4.9,
caUed inner court, 1 Kin. 6.36. Surroimded
the whole temple ; having a waU of 3 rows of
IiLwn stone and a row of cedar beams, 1 Kin.
6.36. 2 Chr. 4.9. 1 Kin. 7.12. Door of,
ovrvlaid with brass, 2 Chr. 4.9.
The Court of the priests contained, altar of
burnt-offering, 2 Chr. 16.8. Brazen sea,
2 Chr 4.2-6,10. lKIn.7.39, 10 lavers, 1 Kin.
7,88,39, 2 Chr. 4.6. See Altar of eurniv
offering. Sea, Laver.
The Great Court, 2 Chr. 4.9 ; surround
ing the whole temple ; called tbe court of the
Lord's house ; people assembled in, for wor
ship, Jer. 19.14. Jer. 26.2. WaU of 3 rows
of hewn stones, with 1 row of cedar beams,
1 Kin. 7.12. Door of, overlaid with brass,
2 Chr. 4.9.
The king's ascent, 1 Kin. 10.6. 2 Chr. 9.4.
King's entry, 2 Kin. 16.18. Third entry, Jer.
38.14. Covert for the Sabbath, 2 Kin, 16.18
with 2 Kin. 11.6-7. Tbe causeway, 1 Chr. 26

TEMPLE
16,18. Terrace, 2Chr.9.11, Highergate,2Kln,
15.35. Newgate,Jer.26,10. Jer.36.10. Others,
2 Kin. 11.6,19. 1 Chr. 26.16. 2 Chr. 23.6.
Historical Notices of. Dedication of,
by Solomon ; his piayer, sacrifices, and a
feast 14 days, 1 Kin. 8, 2 Chr. c. 5 to 7. The
glory of the Lord fills the house, 1 Kin, 8.
10,11, 2 Ohr 6.13,14. 2 Chr. 7.1-3.
PiUaged by Shishak, 1 Kin. 14.25,26. Trea
sure from, given by Asa to Benhadad, 1 Kin.
16.18. Repaired by Joash, 2 Chr. 24.7-14,
2 Kin. 12.4-14. Treasures from, given to
Hazael, 2 Kin. 12.18. PUlaged by Jehoash,
2 Kin. 14. 14. Ahaz removes the brazen altar ;
makes a new one after a Syrian pattern, 2 Kin.
16.10-17. Treasures given by Ahaz to Assyrians,
2 Kin. 16.8,17,18. Purified, and worship
restored by Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 20. Treasures
given by him to Assyria, 2 Kin. 18.16,16.
Idolatrous altars buUt in, and a grove set up
by Manasseh, 2 Kin. 21.4-7. 2 Chr. 33.4-7.
Repaired and purified by Josiah, 2 Kin. 22.
3-7. 2 Chr. 84.8-13.
Pillaged, and Solomon's golden vessels cut
in pieces by Nebuchadnezzar, 2 Kin. 24.13.
2 Chr. 36.7. The temple bumt ; the pUlars
of brass, and brazen sea, after being broken; the
pots, shovels, snuffers, spoons, and aU vessels
of brass ; the fire-pans, bowls, gold and silver
vessels ; and the candlesticks carried to
Babylon (b.o.588), 2 Kin. 25.9-17. 2 Chr. 36.19.
Psa. 79.1. Isa. 64.11. Jer. 62.13,17-23. Lam.
2.7. Lam. 4.1. Ezr. 1.7. Drunk out of, by
Belshazzar, Dan, 6.2,3. 5400 vessels of gold
and sUver, restored by Cyrus to the second
temple, Ezr. 1.7-11,
TEMPLE. The Second Temple. Qyrus
{B.O. 536), by divine command appoints the
buUding of it, and provides gold and silver,
Ac ; 5400 vessels of the former temple retum
ed, Ezr. 1. Ezr. 5.6-17. Ezr, 6.3-6, Isa,
44.28. Contributions by the people, Ezr. 1.
6,6. Ezr, 2.68,69. Neh. 7.70-72.
Altar of bumt-offering set up, and sacrifices
offered, before the foundation of the temple
was laid, Ezr. 3.2-6.
Built on the former site, Ezr. 6.11,15. 60
cubits high, 60 broad, of stones and timber,
Ezr. 6.3-6. Cedar-trees brought from Lebanon
by Tyrians, Ezr. 3.7.
Foundation laid (b.o. 636) by Zerabbabel,
Joshua, Ac, with praise, Ezr. 3.8-11. Lamen
tations of the old men who had seen the first
house, Ezr. 3.12,13, Hag. 2.3. Samaritans
request to aid in buUding refused, Ezr. 4.1-3.
They attempt to stop it, Ezr. 4.4,6, Obtain a
decree for this purpose, from Ahasuerus, Ezr.
4.6-24. BuUding resumed (B.C. 620) in the reign of
Darius; encouraged by Haggai and Zechariah;
Tatnai's letter to Darius ; his decree in its
favour, Ezr. 4.24. Ezr. 5, Ezr. 6. Luke
warmness of the Jews in building reproved.
Hag. 1.2-9. Blessed for their zeal. Hag. 2.
16,19. Zee. 8.9. Finished (B.C. 515, 70 years
after the destruction of the first temple), Ezr.
6.14,16. Dedication of, Ezr. 6.16-18.
Decree in favour of, and gifts by Artaxerxes,
Ezr. 7.11-28. Ezr. 8.25-34.
Prophecies of its restoration, Isa. 44.28.
Dan. 8.13,14. Hag. 1. Hag. 2. Zee. 1.16.
Zee 4.8-10. Zee 6.12-16. Zee 8.9-16. Of
Christ's coming to it. Hag. 2.7. Mai. 3.1.
Herod repairs the temple ; 46 years spent in

TEMPORAL BLESSINGS
rebuUding, Jno. 2.20. Mar. 13.1. Luk. 21.5,
Beauty of, Mat. 24.1. The gate beautiful. Act.
3.10. Solomon's porch, Jno. 10.23. Act. 3.
11. Act, 5.12. The treasuiy, Mar. 12.41.
Desecration of, by the Jews, Jno. 2.16-17,
Mat. 21.12,13. No Gentile aUowed to enter.
Act. 21.27-30, Act. 24.6. Partition-waU
between Jew and Gentile, Eph. 2.13,14,
Jews swore by, Mat. 2318-22. Prayers
offered in, Luk. 1.10. Luk. 2.37, Luk, 18.10,
Act. 3.1. Act. 22.17. Beggars at gate of , Act,
3.10. Captains of, Lak. 2262. Act. 4.1.
Act. 6.24,26. Anna dwelt in, LiUi. 2.37.
Christ presented in, Luk. 2.1-39 ; at 12 years
of age, Luk, 2.46. Taken to the pinnacle of.
Mat. 4.5. Teachesin, Mar. 11.27-33. Mar. 12,
35. Mar. 14.49. Jno. 5.14-47. Jno. 7.14,28,
Jno. 8.2. Jno. 10.23. Jno. 18.20. Miracles
in. Mat. 21.14,15. Piurifies, Jno, 2.16-17.
Mat. 21.12,13, VaU of, rent at his death.
Mat. 27.61.
Zacharias' vision of Gabriel in, Luk. 1.8-22.
Judas throws down the sUver in. Mat. 27.6.
Disciples assemble in, Luk. 24.63. Act. 2.46,
Preach in. Act. 3. Act. 6.20,21,42. Mkacle
of Peter, Act. 3.1-10. Paul's trance in. Act.
22.17. Paul seized in. Act. 21.26-31,
Prophecies of its destruction, Dan. 8.11,12,
Dan. 11.30,31, Mat. 24, Mar. 13.2, Luk.
21.6. TEMPLE, described by Ezekiel, Eze. c. 40
to 48. , lUustrative, Psa. 11.4. Psa. 18.6,

Jer. 7.4. Mat. 26.61. 1 Cor. 3.16,17. 2 Cor.
6.16. Eph. 2.21. 2 The. 2.4. Rev. 3.12.
Symbolical, Eev. 11. Eev. 14.15,17. Eev. 15.
5-8. Eev. 16.1-17,
TEMPLES, Idolatrous. Of Dagon at
Ashdod, 1 Sam. 5.2 ; of the calves at Bethel,
1 Kin. 12.31-33 ; of Eimmon at Damascus,
2 Kin. 5.18; of Baal at Samaria, 2 Kin. 10,
21,27; at Babylon, 2 Chr. 36.7. Dan. 1.2;
of Diana at Ephesus, Act, 19.27.
TEMPORAL Blessings from God. See
God's goodness in providence— Eiches
— Thankfulness.TEMPORAL Blessings, Prayer for.
Gen. 27,28. God give thee of tbe dew of
heaven, and the fatness of the earth, and
plenty of corn and wine : 29. Let people serve
thee, and nations bow down to thee.
Gen. 28.20. If God wiU be with me, and
will keep me in this way that I go, and wUl
give me bread to eat, and raiment to put on,
21. So that I come again to my fat'ner's house
in peace, then shaU the Lord be my God. v.
8,4. Gen. 48.16. Tne Angel which redeemed me
from aU evU, bless the lads ; and let my name
be named on them, and the name of my
fathers Abraham and Isaac ; and let them
grow into a multitude in the midst ot the
earth. Deu. 1.11, The Lord God of your fathers
make you a thousand times so many more as
ye are, and bless you, as he hath promised
you. Deu. 26.15. Look down from thy holy
habitation, from heaven, and bless thy people
Israel, and the land which thou hast given us.
Deu. 33.11. Bless, Lord, his substance, and
accept the work of his hands : smite through
the loins of them that rise against him, and of
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ihem that hate him, that they rise not again.
13, messed of the Lord be his land, for the
precious things of heaven, for the dew, and for
the deep that coucheth beneath. 16. And for
the precious things of the earth, and fulness
thereof ; and for the good wiU of hira that
dwelt in the bush : let the blessiTig come upon
the head of Joseph. 24. Let Asher he blessed
with chUdren ; let him be acceptable to his
brethren, and let him dip his foot in oU. v.
14,15. 1 Kin. 8.36. Give rain upon thy land,
which thou hast given to thy people for an
inheritance, v. 33-50.
1 Chr. 4.10, Oh that thou wouldest bless
rae indeed, and enlarge my coast, and that
thine hand might be with me, and that thou
wouldest keep me from evU, that it may not
grieve me !
1 Chr, 17.27. Let it please thee to bless the
house of thy servant, that it may be before
thee for ever : for thou blessest, O Lord, and
it shall be blessed for ever,
Psa, 28.9, Save thy people, and bless thine
inheritance : feed them also, and lift them up
for ever.
Psa. 36.11, Let not the foot of pride come
against rae, and let not the hand of the wicked
reraove me.
Pro, 30.8, Give me neither poverty nor
riches ; feed me with food convenient for
me. Mat, 6.11. Give us this day our daUy
bread. Rora, 1.10, Making request (if by any
means now at length I raight liava a prosper
ous journey by the wiU of God) to come unto
vou. 1 The. 3.11. Now God hiraself and our
Father, and our Lord Jesus Christ, direct our
way unto you.
3 Jno, 2, Beloved, I wish above aU things
that thou raayest prosper and be in health,
even as thy soul prospereth.
Temporal Blessings, Prayer for,
Examples op : Abrahara, Gen. 15,2-4,
Abraham's servant. Gen. 24 12, Laban, Gen.
24.60, Isaac, Gen. 25.21. Hannah, 1 Sam. 1.
11. Elijah, 1 Kin, 17.20,21. 1 Kin. 18,42,44,
Jas, 5.17,18. Ezra, Ezr, 8.21-23, Nehemiah,
Neh. 1.11. Neh. 2.4. Neh. 6.9.
See AFFLicriox, prayer in — Prayer.
TEMPTATION. Deu, 7.26, The graven
images of their gods shaUyebum with fire:
thou shalt not desire the silver or gold that is
on thera, nor take it unto thee, lest thou be
snared therein ; for it is an aboraination to the
Lord thy God. v. 26.
Beu. 13.3, Thou shalt not hearken unto
the words of that prophet, or that drearaer
of drearas : for the Lord your God proveth
you. 2 Chr, 32,31, God left him, to try hira,
that he raight know aU that was in his
heart. Psa. 119.165, Great peace have they which
love thy law : and nothing shall offend thera.
Pro. 1.10. My son, If sinners entice thee,
consent thou not. 16, My son, walk not thou
in the way with tbem ; refrain thy foot frora
their path. 17. In vain the net is spread in
the sight of any bird. v. 10-17.
Pro. 2,11, Discretion sbaU preserve thee,
'inderstanding shall keep thee • J 2 To deUver
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thee frora the way of the evU man, from the
man that speaketh froward things.
Pro. 3.21. Keep sound wisdom and dis
cretion, 23, Then shalt thou walk in thy way
safely, and thy foot shall not sturable.
Pro, 4.6. Get wisdom, get understanding :
forget it not ; neither decline frora the words
of my raouth, 6. Forsake her not, and she
shaU preserve thee : love her, and she shall
keep thee. 14. Enter not into the path of the
wicked, and go not in the way of evU men.
16. Avoid it, pass not by it, tum from it, and
pass away.
Pro. 6.27, Can a man take fire in his
bosom, and his clothes not be burned! 28.
Can one go upon hot coals, and his feet not be
burned ?
Pro. 14.27. The fear of the Lord is a
fountain of Ufe, to depart from tbe snares of
death. Pro. 13.14.
Ecc. 7.26. I flnd more bitter than death
the woman, whose heart is snares and nets,
and her hands as bands : whoso pleaseth God
shaU escape frora her ; but the sinner shaU be
taken by her.
Mat. 26.41. Watch and pray, that ye enter
not into temptation : the spirit indeed is will
ing, but the flesh is weak. Luk. 22.40,
1 Cor. 10.13. There hath no temptation
taken you but such as is comraon to man : but
God is faithful, who wiU not suJFer you to be
tempted above that ye are able ; but wiU with
the temptation also make a way to escape,
that ye raay be able to bear it.
2 Cor, 6.7, By the arraour of righteoi^ness
on the right hand and on the left.
Gal. 5.16. Walk in the Spirit, and ye shaU
not fulfil the lust of the flesh. 17. For the
flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit
against the flesh : and these are contrary the
one to the other : so that ye cannot do the
things that ye would,
Eph. 4.27, Neither give place to the devil,
Eph, 6.10, Be strong in the Lord, and in
the power of his might, 11. Put on the whole
armour of God, that ye may be able to stand
against the wiles of the devil. 13, Wherefore
take unto you the whole aimour of God, that
ye may be able to withstand in the evU day,
and having done all, to stand. 14. Stand
therefore, having your loins girt about with
truth, and having on the breastplate of righte
ousness ; 15. And your feet shod with the
preparation of the gospel of peace ; 16, Above
aU, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye
shaU be able to quench all the fiery darts of
the wicked. 17. And take the helmet of salva
tion, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the
word of God.
2 The. 3.3, The Lord is faithful, who shaU
stabUsh you, and keep you from evU.
Heb. 2.18. In that he himself hath suffered,
being terapted, be Is able to succour them
that are tempted.
Heb. 3.13. Exhort one another daily, while
it is ca Ued To-day ; lest any of you be hard
ened through the deceitfulness of sin.
Heb. 4.15. We have not an high-priest
which cannot be touched with the feeUng of our
inflrraities ; but was in aU points tempted Uke
as we are, yet without sin.
Heb. 12.3, Consider him that endured
such contradiction of sinners against himself,
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TEMPTATIOM
4. Ye have not yet resisted unto blood, striv
ing against sin.
Jas. 1, 2. My brethren, count it aU joy when
ye fall into divers temptations; 3. Knowing
this, that the trying of your faith worketh
patience. 4. But let patience have her perfect
work, that ye may he perfect and entire, want
ing nothing. 12. Blessed is the man that
endureth teraptation : for when he is tried,
he shall receive the crown of life, which the
Lord hath promised to them that love him,
14. Every raan is tempted, when he is drawn
away of his own lust, and enticed, 16. Then
when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth
sin : and sin, when it is finished, bringeth
forth death, 16, Do not err, my beloved
brethren. Jas. 4.7. Resist the devil, and he wiU flee
from you,
1 Pet. 6,8. Be sober, be vigUant ; because
your adversary the devil, as a roaring Uon,
walketh about, seeking whom he raay devour :
9. Whom resist stedfast in the faith, knowing
that the same afflictions are accomplished in
your brethren *iiat are in the world,
2 Pet. 2,9. The Lord knoweth how to
deliver the godly out of teraptations.
2 Pet, 3.17, Seeing ye know these things
before, beware lest ye also, being led away
with the error of the wicked, faU frora your
own stedfastness.
1 Jno. 4,4. Ye are of God, Uttle children,
aud have overcorae thera : because greater is
he that is in you, than he that is in the world.
Rev, 3.10, Because thou hast kept the
word of ray patience, I also wiU keep thee
frora the hour of temptation, which shaU
come upon aU the world, to try them that
dweU upon the earth.
Rev. 12.11. They overcame bim by the
blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their
testimony; and they loved not their Uves unto
the death.
See Watchfulness— Satan— Evil com
pany. Temptation, Examples of : Eve, Gen. 3.6.
Balaara, Num. 22.17-19. Achan, Jos, 7.21.
Soloraon, 1 Kin, 1L4. David, 1 Chr. 21.1.
TEMPTATION, Prayer against.
1 Chr. 4, 10. Oh that thou wouldest bless rae
indeed, and enlarge ray coast, and that thine
hand might be with me, and that thou wouldest
keep me from evil, that it raay not grieve me 1
Psa. 17.6. Hold up ray gomgs in thy paths,
that ray footsteps slip not.
Psa. 19.13. Keep back thy servant also
from presumptuous sins; let them not have
dominion over me: then shaU I be upright,
and I shaU be innocent from the great trans
gression, Psa. 25.21. Let integrity and uprightness
preserve rae ; for I wait on thee.
Psa, 66.13, Thou hast deUvered ray soul
frora death: wUt not thmi deliver my feet
frora faUing, that I raay waUt before God in
thelight of the living?
Psa, 119.29, Remove from me the way of
lying : and grant me thy law graciously. 37,
Turn away mine eyes frora beholding vanity ;
and quicken thou me in thy way, 117. Hold
thou me up, and I shaU be safe : and I wUl
have respect unto thy statutes continually,
Psa. 139,23. Search me, O God, and know
ray heart; try rae, and know my thoughts;
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24, And see if there be any wicked Way in me,
and lead rae in the way everlasting.
Psa, 141.3, Set a watch, 0 Lord, before ray
raouth ; keep the door of my lips. 4. IncUne
not my heart to any evil thing, to practise
wicked works with raen that work iniquity ;
and let rae not cat of their dainties.
Pro. 30.7. Two thiTigs have I required of
thee ; deny rae them not before I die : 8.
Reraove far from rae vanity and lies : give rae
neither poverty nor riches ; feed me with food
convenient for rae : 9. Lest I be fuU, and
deny thee, and say, Who is the Lord ? or lest
I be poor, a-^^d steal, and take the name of ra}*
God in vain.
Mat. 6.13. And lead us not into tempta
tion ; hut deliver us from evU.
Luk. 22.31. And the Lord said, Siraon,
Siraon, behold, Satan hath desired to have
you, that he raay sift you as wheat : 32. But
I have prayed for thee, that thy faith faU not :
and when thou art converted, strengthen thy
brethren. Jno. 17.16. I pray not that thou shouldest
take thera out of the world, but that thou
shoiddest keep them from the evU.
2 Cor, 13.7, I pray to God that ye do no
evU. See Spiritual blessings, prayer for,
TEMPTATION Resisted. Gen, 39,9,
How then can I do this great wickedness, and
sin against God ?
Job. 31.1, I made a covenant with raine
eyes ; why then should I think upon a maid I
Psa. 17.4. Iiy the word of thy Ups I have
kept me from the paths of the destroyer.
Psa. 73.2. As for me, my feet were almost
gone ; my steps had weU nigh slipped, v.
16-23. Psa. 94.18. When I said. My foot sUppeth ;
thy mercy, O Lord, held me up,
Psa, 119.101. I have refrained my feet
from every evU way, that 1 raight keep thy
word, 110. The wicked have laid a snare for
rae : yet I erred not frora thy precepts,
Luk, 4,8, And Jesus answered and said
unto him, Get thee behind me, Satan : for it
is written. Thou shalt worship the Lord thy
God, and him only shalt thou serve, v. 1-13,
Mat, 4.1-11, Mar, 1.13.
See Sin hateful to saints — Holiness,
 , Warning against giving.
Mat. 18,6. But whoso shaU offend one
of these Uttle ones which believe in rae, it
were better for hira that a raiUstone were
hanged about his neck, and tliat he were
drowned in the depth of the sea, 7. Woe
unto the world because of offences 1 for it
must needs be that offences corae ; but woe to
that raan by whora the offence coraeth I Deu,
13.1-17, Rora. 14.13, Judge this rather, that no
raan put a sturabUngblock or an occasion to
faU in his brother's way, 2 Sam. 11.13,
IKin, 1316-19, Hab. 2.15,
Rom, 14.15, If thy brother be grieved with
thy meat, now walkest thou not charitably.
Destroy not hira with thy raeat, for whom
Christ died. v. 21,
1 Cor. 8,11. Through thy knowledge shall
the weak brother perish, for whom Christ
died? u. 12,13.
See Evil company- Ministers, unfaith
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TEN
TEN Stringed Instrument, Psa. 92.8.
Psa. 144.9, See Harp,
TENTS, Gen. 35.21. Jud, 4.21. Isa. 40,
22. Isa 54.2. Jer. 10.20. Door of, Gen.
18.1. Invented by Jabal, Gen. 4.20. Dweltin ;
by the patriarchs. Gen. 9.21. Gen. 12.8. Gen.
13,5. Gen.25.27. Gen. 26.25. Heb.ll.9;by
Israelites in the wUdemess, Ex. 18.7. Num. 2.
Num. 24.6 ; people in Palestine, Jud. 4.11,17,
Jud. 8.11; Midianites, Jud. 6.6. Hab. 3.7,
Arabians, Isa. 13.20; Kedarites, Psa. 120.5.
Song 1.5. Jer. 49.29 ; Rechabites, Jer. 35.7,10.
Separate, for woraen. Gen. 24.67, Gen, 31.
33,34. Israel worshipped at the doors of,
Ex. 33.8,10. Wept at. Num. 11.10. Used in
war, 1 Sara, 4.10. 1 Sara. 17.64. 2 Kin. 7.
7,10; by shepherds, Isa. 38.12. Jer. 6.3, For
cattle, 2 (^hr. 14.15. *To your tents, O Israel,'
a cry of disaffection, 2 Sara. 20.1. 1 Kin.
12.16. Paul, &c,, tentmakers, Act. 18.3.
See Tabernacle, Booth, Hope, Curtain,
Nail. TERAH, father of Abrahara, leaves Hr for
Haran, Gen. 11.24-32, Act. 7,2-4. Worship
ped idols, Jos. 24.2,14.
TERAPHIM, household gods. Gen. 31,19
{marg.) with v. 30 ; resembling a raan {marg.
image or teraphim}, 1 Sam, 19.13-16, Stolen
from Laban by Rachel, Gen. 31,19,30-35,
Of Micah, Jud. 17.5 ; stolen by Danites, Jud.
18.14,17-20. Consulted by diviners, Eze. 21.
21 (marg.). Zee. 10.2 {marg.). Hos. 3.4.
Destroyed by Josiah, 2 Kin. 23.24.
TERESH, Ahasuerus's chamberlain ; seeks
to kiU hira ; is slain. Est. 6.2.
TERTIUS, Paul's secretary, Rora. 16.22.
TERTULLUS, a Roman advocate, pleads
against Paul, Act. 24.1-8.
TESTAMENT (Gr. diatheke), Heb, 0.
16,17. A covenant, often thus translated.
Gal, 3.17. The Abrahamic covenant, Luk. 1.
72,73 with Gen. 15.1-18. Gen, 17.1-19. Act.
7.8. The Mosaic covenant, Heb. 8.9. Heb.
9.4,20 with Ex. 24.3-12. Mosaic writings,
2 Cor. 3.14. The gospel dispensation, 2 Cor.
3.6. Gal. 4.24. Heb. 7.22. Heb. 8.6,8,10,
Heb. 9.15. Heb. 10,16,29. Heb, 12.24, Heb.
13.20. The Lord'a supper. Mat, 26.28, Mar.
14.24. Luk. 22.20. 1 Cor. 11,25 See
Covenants — Wills,
TETRARCH (ruler of the fourth part of a
province), in N, T., a title of any govemor.
Mat. 14.1 with v. 9. See Lysanias, Herod,
Philip. THADDEUS, See Jude.
THANKFULNESS Enjoined. Gen. 35.1,
Make there an altar unto God, that appeared
unto thee when thou fleddest from the face of
Esau, Ex, 13.3, Remember tiiis day, in which ye
carae out from Egypt. v. 3-16. Ex. 12,
14,17,42. Ex, 16.32. FiU an omer of it to be kept for
your generations ; that they raay see the bread
wherewith I have fed you in the wUdemess,
V. 32-34.
Deu. 5.16. Remeraber that thou wast a
sjervant in the land of Egypt, and that the
Lord thy God brought thee out thence through
a mighty hand and by a stretched out arra :
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therefore the Lord thy God commanded thee
to keep the sabbath day,
Deu, 8.2. Thou shalt remember aU the way
which the Lord thy God led thee these forty
years in the wUderness. 10. When thou hast
eaten and art full, then thou shalt bless the
Lord thy God for the good land which he hath
given thee. 18. Thou shalt reraember the Lord
thy God : for it is he that giveth thee power to
get wealth.
Deu. 12.18, Thou must eat them before the
Lord thy God, and thou shalt rejoice before
the Lord thy God in aU that thou puttest thine
hands unto.
Deu. 10.10. Keep the feastof weeks unto
the Lord thy God with a tribute of a freowiU-
offering of thine hand, which thou shalt give
unto the LORD thy God, according as the Lord
thy God hath blessed thee : 11, And thou
shalt rejoice before the Lord thy God. v.
12-15. Deu. 26.5. Thou shalt speak and say before
the .Lord thy God, A Syrian ready to perish
was my father, and he went down into Egypt.
10, And now, behold, I have brought the flrst
fruits of the land, which thou, O Lord, hast
given rae. And thou shalt set it before the
Lord thy God, and worship before the Lord
thy God. v. 6-11, Lev, 23.14,42, Ex. 34.
26. Lev. 19,24, Nura. 16,19-21, Num.
31.23-30. Jud. 5,11, They that are delivered frora the
noise of archers in the places of drawing
water, there shall they rehearse the righteous
acts of the Lord, even the righteous acts toward
tlie inhabitants of his viUages in Israel,
Psa. 48.11. Let raount Zion rejoice, let the
daughters of Judah be glad, because of thy
judgraents, Psa. 60.14. Offer unto God thanksgiving;
and pay thy vows unto the most High : 15.
I will deUver thee, and thou shalt glorify rae.
Psa. 98.1, O sing unto the Lord a new
song ; for he hath done raarveUous things : his
right hand, and his holy arm, hath gotten hira
the victory.
Psa, 100.4. Enter into his gates with thanks
giving, and into his courts with praise : be
thankful unto him, and bless his narae.
Psa. 105.5. Remeraber his raarveUous works
that he hath done ; his wonders, and the judg
raents of his raouth. 44. They Inherited the
labour of the people ; 45. That they might
observe his statutes, and keep his laws. Praise
ye the Lord.
Psa, 107.1. O give thanks unto the Lord ;
for he is good: for his mercy endureth for
ever. 2. Let the redeemed of the Lord say
so, whora he hath redeeraed frora the hand of
the enemy, 21, Oh that men would praise the
Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful
works to the children of raen I 22. And let
thera sacrifice the sacrifices of thanksgiving,
and declare his works with rejoicing. 32. Let
them exalt him also in the congregation of the
people, and praise him in the asserably of the
elders. 42, The righteous shaU see it, and
rejoice : and aU uiiquity shall stop her mouth.
43. Whoso is wise, aud wiU observe these
tMngs, even they shall understand the loving
kindness of the Lord. Psa. 106.1.
Psa, 118.4. Let them now that fear the
Lord say, that his mercy end/ureth for ever
V. 1-3,

THANKFULNESS
Psa, 135,3, Praise the Lord ; for the Lord
is good,
Psa. 145.7, They shaU abundantly utter the
memory of thy great goodness, and shaU sing
of thy righteousness.
Psa. 147.12. Praise the Lord, 0 Jeru
salem ; praise thy God, O Zion. 13, For
he hath strengthened the bars of thy gates ;
he hath blessed thy chUdren within thee, v.
14-18, Pro. 3.9, Honour the Lord with thy sub
stance, and with the flrstfruits of all thine
increase, Ecc, 5,18. It is good and comely /or one to
eat and to drink, and to enjoy the good of aU
his labour that he ttUceth under the sun all the
days of his Ufe, which God giveth him : for it
IS his portion, 20, Because God answereth him
in the joy of his heart, v. 19.
Ecc. 7.14. In the day of prosperity be joy
ful, Isa. 48.20. With a voice of singing declare
ye, teU this, utter it even to tbe end of the
earth ; say ye. The Lord hath redeemed his
servant Jacob.
Joel 2,26, Ye shiU eat in plenty, and be
satisfled, and praise the name of the Lord
your God, that hath dealt wondrously with
you. Mic, 6,6. 0 my people, remember now
what Balak king of Moab consulted, and what
Balaam answered him ; that ye may know the
righteousness of the Lord, Isa, 51.1,2.
Mai. 1.6. Your eyes shall see, and ye shall
say, Tbe Lord wiU be raagnifled from the
border of Israel.
Mar, 5,19, Go home to thy friends, and teU
tbem how great things the Lord hath done for
thee, and hath had compassion on thee. Luk,
8.38, Rom. 14.6. He that eateth, eateth to the
Lord, for he giveth God thanks ; and he that
eateth not, to the Lord he eateth not, and
giveth God thanks.
Eph. 6.4. Nor foolish talking, nor jesting,
whidi are not convenient : but rather giving
of thanks. 20. Giving thanks always for all
thiugs unto God and the Father in the narae
of our Lord Jesus Christ.
PhU, 4.6, In every thing by prayer and
suppUcation with thanksgiving let your re
quests be made known unto God,
Col. 1.12, Giving thanks unto the Father,
which hath made us raeet to be partakers of
the inheritance of the saints in light.
Col, 2.T, Stablished in the faith, as ye have
been taught, abounding therein with thanks
giving. Col, 3.16, Be ye thankful. 17. Whatsoever
ye do in word or deed, do aU in the narae of
the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the
Father by hira.
Col. 4.2, Continue in prayer, and watch in
the same with thanksgiving.
1 The, 6.18. In every thing give thanks :
for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus con
ceming you.
1 Tim. 2.1. I exhort therefore, that giving
of thanks, be raade for aU men.
1 Tim. 4.3- Meats, which God hath created
to be received with thinksgiving of them
which beUeve and know the truth. 4. For
every creature of God is good, and nothing to
be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving :

THANKFULNESS
6. For it is sanctifled by the word of God and
prayer. Heb. 13. 16. By him therefore let us offer the
sacrifice of praise to God continuaUy, that is,
the fruit of our lips giving thanks to bis narae.
Jas. 1.9. Let the brother of low degree
rejoice in that he is exalted.
Thankfulness, Examples of : Eve, Gen.
4.1,25. Noah, Gen. 8.20. Melchizedek, Gen.
14.20, Lot, Gen. 19.19. Sarah, Gen. 21.6,7.
Abraham's servant. Gen, 24,27,36, Laban, &c,,
Gen, 24.60. Isaac, Gen, 26.22. Leah, Gen.
29.32-35. Rachel, Gen. 30.6. Jacob, Gen. 31.
42, Gen, 33.6, Gen. 35.3,7. Joseph, Gen.
41.51,62. Gen. 45.5-8. Gen. 48.9. Gen. 50,
19-21. Moses, Ex. 18.3,4,8. Num. 20,14-16,
Jethro, Ex, 18.10, Israel, Ex, 4.31. Nura,
21.17. Nura. 31.49-54. Jos. 4. 1 Kin. 8.6.
1 Chr. 29,22, Joshua, Jos, 4.9,20-24. Jos, 14.
10,11, Jos. 24.16-18. Deborah, &c., Jud. 6,
Sarason, Jud, 15.18. Hannah, 1 Sam. 1.27,28,
Sarauel, 1 Sara. 7.12. 1 Sara. 12,6-12. David,
2 Sara. 6,12-20, 2 Sam. 6.21, 1 Chr, 22.18,
1 Chr, 28.4, Solomon, 1 Kin, 3.6. 1 Kin. 6.
4,5. Queen of Sheba, 1 Kin, 10.9. Hiram,
2 Chr. 2.12, Asa, 2 Chr. 14,7. Jehoshaphat's
army, 2 Chr. 20.27,28. Cyrus, Ezr. 1.2. Ezr,
7,6,9,28. Ezr. 8.31, Levites, Neh. 9.4-38.
Nehemiah, Neh, 2.8,18, Neh. 7,5, Neh, 9.
7,36. Jews, Neh. 12.43. Mordecai. Est. 4.14.
Shepherds, &c,, Luk, 2.20,38. Blind men,
lepers, &c,. Mat. 9,31. Luk, 5,25. Luk. 8.39.
Luk. 13.13. Luk. 17,15,16. Luk. 18.43.
Act. 3,8, Peter, Act, 12.11,
THANKFULNESS Exemplified. Gen,
32,10, I ara not worthy of the least of aU the
raercies, and of aU the truth, which thou hast
shewed unto thy servant ; for with my staff I
have passed over this Jordan ; and now I
am become two bands.
Gen, 48.15. The God which fed me aU my
Ufe long unto this day, 16. The Angel which
redeemed rae frora all evU, bless the lads. v. 11,
Ex. 15.1. I wiU sing unto the Lord, for he
hath triumphed gloriously : the horse and his
rider hath be thrown into the sea. 13. Thou
in thy raercy hast led forth the people which
thou hast redeeraed : thou hast guided ^m in
thy strength unto thy holy habitation, v. 1-21,
Deu. 3.24.
Deu, 32,10. He found hira in a desert land,
and in the waste howUng wUderness ; he led
hira about, he instructed him, be kept him as
the apple of his eye. v. 7-14. Deu. 4.32-40,
Deu. 8.15,16. Deu, 9.26. Deu, 10.22. Deu.
33,3. Jos. 2,24.
2 Sam. 4.9, The Lord Uveth, who hath re
deeraed my soul out of all adversity.
2 Sam. 7.18. Who am I, 0 Lord God? and
what is ray house, that thou hast brought me
hitherto ? 19. And this was yet a sraaU thing
in thy sight, 0 Lord God ; but thou hast spoken
also of thy servant's house for a great whUe
to come. And is this the manner of man,
O Lord God?
1 Kin. 8.56. Blessed be the Lord, that hath
given rest unto his people Israel, according to
aU that he promised : there hath not faUed
ono word of all his good promise.
1 Chr. 17. 19. O Lord, for thy servant's sake,
and according to thine own heart, hast thou
done all this greatness.
1 Ghr. 29.14. For all things come of thee,
and of thine own have we given thee, 467

THANKFULNESS
Ezr. 7.27, Blessed be the Lord God of our
fathers, which hath put such a thiTig as this in
the king's heart, to beautify the house of the
Lord, Ezr, 9.8. Now for a Uttle space grace hath
been shewed frora the Lord our God, to leave
us a remnant to escape, and to give us a nail
in his holy place, that our God may lighten
our eyes, and give us a little reviving iu our
bondage, v. 9.
Neh, 1.10. These are thy servants and thy
people, whora thou hast redeeraed by thy
great power, and by thy strong hand.
•Tob 23.14. He performeth the thiTig that
is appointed for me : and many such things
are vrith hira.
Psa. 4,1. Thou hast enlarged rae when I
was in distress.
Psa. 9.1, I wiU praise thee, O Lord, witli
my whole heart ; I wUl shew forth aU tliy
marveUous works. 4, For thou hast maintain
ed ray right and ray cause.
Psa. 13.6. I wiU sing unto the Lord, because
he hath dealt bountifully with me.
Psa. 18,6, In my distress I caUed upon the
Lord, and cried unto ray God : he heard ray
voice out of his teraple, and ray cry came be
fore hira, even into his ears. 16, He sent from
above, he took me, he drew me out of raany
waters. 19. He brought rae forth also into a
large place ; he delivered rae, because he de
lighted in me. 36, Thou hast also given me
the shield of thy salvation : and thy right
hand hath holden me up, and thy gentleness
hath made me great. 36. Thou hast enlarged
ray steps under rae, that ray feet did not slip,
43, Thou hast delivered rae from the strivings
of the people ; and thou hast made me the
head of the heathen. 2 Sara. 22.
Psa. 22.4. Our fathers trusted in thee :
they trusted, and thou didst deliver thera. 6.
They cried unto thee, and were deUvered : they
trusted in thee, and were not confounded. 9,
Thou art he that took me out of the womb :
thou didst raake rae hope when I was upon
my raother's breasts. 10. 1 was cast upon thee
from the worab : thou c^ my God frora my
mother's beUy. 23, Ye that fear the Lord,
praise hira, 24, For he hath not despised nor
abhorred the affliction of the afflicted ; neither
hath he hid bis face from hira ; but when he
cried unto hira, he heard. 26, My praise shall
be of thee in the great congregation.
Psa. 23,6. Thou preparest a table before
rae in the presence of raine enemies : thou
anointest my head with oU ; ray cup runneth
over, Psa, 26.6. So wiU I corapass thine altar, 0
Lord : 7, That I raay pubUsh with the voice
of thanksgiving, and teU of aU thy wondrous
works. Psa. 27.6, Now shaU mine head be Ufted
up above mine eneraies round about rae :
therefore wiU I offer in his tabemaele sacri
fices of joy.
Psa. 28.7, The Lord is my strength and
ray shield ; my heart trusted in him, and 1
am helped : therefore my heart greatly
rejoiceth ; and with my song wiU I praise
him. Psa. 30.1. I will extol thse, O Lord; for
thou hast lifted me up, and hast not raade iv.y
foes to rejoice over rae, 2. O Lord my Go '. , I
med unto thee, and thou hast healed me. 3.
46<?

O Lord, thou hast brought up my soul from
the grave : thou hast kept me alive, that I
should not go down to the pit. 11. Thou hast
tumed for me ray raouming into dancing:
thou hast put off my sackcloth, and girded me
with gladness ; 12, To the end that my glory
may sing praise to thee, and not be sUent. 0
Lord ray God, I wiU give thanks unto thee for
ever. Psa. 31.7. I wiU be glad and rejoice in thy
mercy ; for thou hast considered my trouble ;
thou hast known my soul in adversities ; 8.
And hast not shut rae up into the hand of the
eneray : thou hast set my feet in a large roora.
21, Blessed be the Lord : for he hath shewed
me his marveUous kindness in a strong city,
V. 22,
Psa. 34.4. I sought the Lord, and he heard
me, and deUvered me from all ray fears, v.
6,6, Psa. 35.9. My soul shaU be joyful in the
Lord: it shaU rejoice in his salvation. 10.
AU my bones shall say. Lord, who is like unto
thee, which deUverest the poor from hira that
is too strong for him, yea, the poor and the
needy frora hira that spoUeth him ? v. 18.
Psa, 40.2, He brought me up also out of an
horrible pit, out of the miiy clay, and set ray
feet upon a rock, and established my goings,
3. And he hath put a new song in my mouth,
even praise nnto our God. 5. Many, O Lord
my God, are thy wonderful works which thou
hast done, and thy thoughts which are to us-
ward : they cannot be reckoned up in order
unto thee : if I would declare and speak t^f
them, they are more than can be numbered,
Psa. 41,11. By this I know that thou
favourest me, because mine eneray doth not
triuraph over me. 12. And as for rae, thou
upholdest me in mine integrity, and settest
me before thy face for ever.
Psa. 44,1, We have heard with our ears,
O God, our fathers have told us, what work
thou didst in their days, in the times of old.
2, How thou didst drive out the heathen with
thy hand, and plantedst them. 7, Thou hast
saved us from our enemies, and bast put them
to shame that hated us. 8. In God we boast
aU the day long, and praise thy name for ever.
V. 3.
Psa. 48.3. God is known in her palaces foi
a refuge. B. As we have heard, so have wt
seen in the city of the Lord of hosts, in thf
city of our God.
Psa. 54.6. I will freely sacrifice unto thee ;
I wUl praise thy name, O Lord ; for it is good.
7, For he hath delivered me out of aU trouble
Psa. 66.18. He hath delivered my soul in
peace from the battle that was against me,
Psa. 66.12, I wUl render praises untc
thee, 13. For thou hast delivered my soul
from death.
Psa, 69.16. I will sing of thy power ; yea,
I wiU sing aloud of thy mercy in the mom
ing ; for thou hast been my defence and refuge
in the day of my trouble. 17. Unto thee, 0
my strength, wUl I sing : for God ia my defence,
and the God of my mercy.
Psa. 61.3. Thou hast been a shelter for me.
and a strong tower from the enemy.
Psa. 66.5. Come and see the works of God.
0. He tumed the sea into dry land: they went
through the flood on foot : there did we rejoice
in him. S. O bless our God, ye people, and

THANKFULNESS
make the voice of his praise to be heard : 9.
Which holdeth our soul in life, and suffereth
not our feet to be moved. 12. We went
through flre and through water: but thou
broughtest us out into a wealthy place. 16.
Come and hear, aU ye that fear God, and I
wUl declare what he hath done for my soul.
V. 6-16.
Psa, 68.9. Thou, O God, didst send a
plentiful rain, whereby thou didst confirm
thine inheritance, when it was weary. 10.
Thy congregation hath dwelt therein: thou,
O God, hast prepared of thy goodness for the
poor. 19, Blessed be the Lord, who daUy
loadeth us with ben^ts, even the God of our
salvation, v. 11,12.
Psa. 71,7. I am as a wonder unto many ;
but thou art my strong refuge. 16. My mouth
shaU shew forth thy righteousness and thy
salvation all the day ; for I know not the
numbers thereof. 16. I wiU go in the strength
of the Lord God : I wUl raake men,.ion of thy
righteousness, even of thine only. 17. O God,
thou hast taught me frora my youth : and
hitherto have I declared thy wondrous works.
23. My lips shaU greatly rejoice when I sing
unto thee ; and my soul, which thou hast re
deemed, 24. My tongue also shaU talk of thy
righteousness all the day long. v. 6,
Psa. 74.12, God is my King of old, work
ing salvation in the midst of the earth. Psa,
76,3-6, Psa, 77.14-20,
Psa, 78,54. He brought thera to the border
of his sanctuary, even to this mountain, whicli
his right hand had purchased, v. 12-66. Psa.
80.8-11, Psa, 105. Psa. 106, Psa, 114,
Psa, 79.13. We thy people and sheep of
thy pasture wiU give thee thanks for ever :
we will shew forth thy praise to all genera
tions. Psa. 86.1. Lord, thou hast been favourable
unto thy land thou hast brought back the
captivity of Jacob.
Psa. 86.13. Great is thy mercy toward me,
and thou hast deUvered ray soul from the
lowest heU.
Psa. 89,1, I wUl sing of the raercies of the
Lord for ever: with ray raouth wUl I raake
known thy faithfulness to aU generations.
Psa. 92.1, Itis a good thing to give thanks
unto the Lord, and to sing praises imto thy
name, 0 most High : 2, To shew forth thy
lovingkindness in the morning, and thy faith
fulness every night, 4. For thou. Lord, hast
raade rae glad through thy work: I will tri
uraph in the works of thy hands.
Psa, 98,1. O sing unto the Lord a new
song; for he hath done marveUous thin^:
his right hand, and his holy arra, hath gotten
hira the victory. 2, The Lord haoh raade
known his salvation: his righteousness hath
he openly shewed in the sight of the heathen.
3, He hath reraembered his nercy and his
truth toward the house of Israel : all the ends
of the earth have seen the salvation of our
God, Psa, 102,18, This shaU be written for the
generation to corae : and the people which
shaU be created shaU praise the Lord, 19,
For he hath looked down from the height of
his sanctuary ; from heaven did the Lord
behold the earth ; 20. To hear the groaning
of the prisoner ; to loose those that are aj)-
pointed to death

THANKFULNESS
Psa. 103.1. Bless the Lord, O my soul ; and
aU that is within me, bless his holy name. 2.
Bless the Lord, O my soul,<and forget not aU
his benefits: 3. Who forgiveth aU thine
iniquities ; who healeth aU thy diseases ; 4.
Who redeemeth thy Ufe from destruction ;
who crowneth thee with lovingkindness and
tender mercies.
Psa. 107.6. They cried unto the Lord in
their trouble, and he deUvered them out of
their distresses. 7. And be led them forth by
the right way, that they might go to a city of
habitation, i;. 1-43,
Psa. 116.6. The Lord preserveth the simple :
I was brought low, and he helped me. 7. Re
turn unto thy rest, O ray sovl ; for the Lord
hath dealt bountifuUy with thee. 8. For thou
hast deUvered ray soul frora death, raine eyes
frora tears, and my feet frora falUng, 12,
What shall I render imto the Lord for aU his
benefits toward me ? 13, I wUl take the cup
of salvation, and call upon the name of the
Lord, 14. I will pay ray vows unto the Lord
now in the presence of aU his people. 17. I
wiU offer to thee the sacriflce of thanksgiving,
and wUl caU upon the narae of the Lord.
Fsa. 118.6, Icalled^ponthe Lord in distress :
the Lord answered me, and set me in a large
place. 13. Thou hast thrust sore at me that I
might fall : but the Lord helped me. 14, The
Lord 15 my strength and song, and is become
ray salvation, 18. The' Lord hath chastened
me sore : but he hath not given me over unto
death. 19. Open to me the gates of righteous
ness : I wiU go in to thera, and I will praise
the Lord. 21, I will praise thee : for thou
hast heard me, and art becorae my salvation.
Psa, 119,65, Thou hast dealt weU vrith thy
servant, 0 Lord, according unto thy word.
108. Accept, I beseech thee, the freewill offer
ings of ray mouth, O Lord, and teach me thy
judgraents. Psa. 124,6, Blessed be the Lord, who hath
not given us as a prey to their teeth. 7. Our
soul is escaped as a bird out of the snare of
the fowlers : the snare Is broken, and we are
escaped. 8. Our help is in the narae of the
Lord, who raade heaven and earth, v. 1-6.
Fsa. 126.1. When the Lord tumed again the
captivity of Zion, we were like thera that dream.
2, Then w^ our mouth flUed with laughter,
and our tongue with singing : then said they
among the heathen. The Lord hath done great
things for them. 3. The Lord hath done great
things for us ; whereof we are glad. Psa. 129.
1-3, Psa. 136.23. Who remerabered us in our
low estate : for his mercy endureth for ever :
24. And hath redeeraed us frora our enemies :
for his raercy end/ureth for ever. v. 11-24.
Hab. 3.3-16.
Psa. 138.2. I vrill worship toward thy holy
teraple, and praise thy narae for thy loving
kindness and for thy truth : for thou hast
raagnifled thy word above aU thy narae,
Fsa. 139.14, I wUl praise thee; for I ara
fearfuUy and wonderfuUy raade : raarveUous
are thy works ; and that my soul knoweth
right weU, 17. How precious also are thy
thoughts unto rae, O God I how great is the
sura of thera 1 18. // I si ould count them,
they are raore in number than the sand : when
1 awake, I am still with thee.
Csu. 140.7. O God the Lord, the strength

THANKFULNESS
of my salvation, thou hast covered my head in
the day of battle,
Psa, 143.6, I remember the days of old ; I
meditate on aU thy works ; I rause on the
work of thy hands. 10. Thou art ray God :
thy spirit is good.
Psa. 144. 1. Blessed be the Lord my strength,
which teacheth my hands to war, and ray
fingers to fight : 2. My goodness, and ray
fortress ; my high tower, and my deUverer ;
ray shield, and he in whora I trust; who
subdueth ray people under me.
Psa. 148.14, He also exalteth the hom of
his people, the praise of aU his saints ; even of
the children of Israel, a people near unto him,
Psa. 147.19,20.
Isa. 25.1. O Lord, thou art ray God ; I wiU
exalt thee, I will praise thy name ; for thou
hast done wonderful thiTigs ; thy counsels of
old are faithfulness and truth. 9. Lo, this is
our God ; we have waited for hira, and be will
save us : this is the Lord ; we have waited for
hira, we will be glad and rejoice in his salva
tion, V. 4. Isa. 26.16.
Isa. 38.20. The Lord was ready to save me :
therefore we wiU sing my songs to the stringed
instruments all the days of our life in the house
of the Lord,
Tsa. 62.9. Break forth into joy, sing
together, ye waste places of Jerusalem : for
the Lord hath coraforted his people, he hath
redeeraed Jemsalera. Isa, 49.13.
Isa. 63.7. I vrill mention the lovingkind-
nesses of the Lord, and the praises of the
Lord, according to aU that the Lord hath
bestowed on us, and the great goodness toward
the house of Israel, which he hath bestowed on
them according to his mercies, and according
to the multitude of his lovingkindnesses. v.
12-14. Jer. 20.13. Sing unto the Lord, praise ye
the Lord : for he hath delivered the soul of the
poor frora the hand of evUdoers.
Jer. 31.11, The Lord hath redeeraed Jacob,
and ransomed hira frora the hand of him that
was stronger than he. 12. They ahaU corae
and sing in the height of Zion, and shaU flow
together to the goodness of the Lord, for
wheat, and for wine, and for oU, and for the
young of the flock and of the herd.
Dan, 2.23. I thank thee, and praise thee,
O thou God of my fathers, who hast given me
wisdom and might, aud hast made known unto
rae now what we desired of thee.
Dan. 4.2. I thought it good to shew the
signs and wonders that the high God hath
vTTought toward me. 34, I blessed the raost
High, and I praised and honoured hira that
liveth for ever, whose dorainion is an everlast
ing dorainion, and his kingdom is from
generation to generation.
Dan, 6.22, My God hath sent his angel, and
hath ihut the Uons' mouths, that they have
not hurt me,
Luk. 1,46. My soid doth magnify the Lord,
47. And my spirit hath rejoiced in God my
Saviour. 48. For he hath regarded the low
estate of his handmaiden. 49. For he that is
raighty hath done to rae great things ; and
holy is his name, 08. Blessed be the Loni God
of Israel ; for he hatli visited and redeemed
his people, 69. And bath raised up an horn
of salvation for us in the house of his servant
David. 470

THREE TAVERNS
Luk. 2.29. Lord, now lettest thou thy ser
vant depart in peace, according to thy word :
30. For mine eyes have seen thy salvation.
Act. 2.46. They, continuing daUy with one
accord in the teraple, and brealiing bread from
house to house, did eat their meat with glad
ness and singleness of heart, 47. Praising
God. Act, 28,15, Whom when Paul saw, he
thanked God, and took courage,
2 Cor. 1.10. Who deUvered us frora so
great a death, and doth deliver : in whom we
trust that he wiU yet deUver us.
Phil. 2.27. He was sick nigh unto death:
but God had raercy on hira.
1 Tim. 1.12. I thank Christ Jesus our
Lord, who hath enabled me, for that he
counted me faithful, putting rae into the
ministry. 2 Tira. 3.11, What persecutions I endured :
but out of them all the Lord delivered roe,
2 Tim. 4.17. Notwithstanding the Lord
stood with me, and strengthened rae.
Rev. 12.10. Now is come salvation, and
strength, and the kingdom of jur God, and
the power of his Christ : for the accuser of our
brethren is cast dovm, which accused them be
fore our God day and night.
See Praise.
THANKFULNESS to Man. See Grati
tude, THANK-OFFERING. See Offerings,
THANKSGIVING. See Praise— Prayer
AT MEALS— Thankfulness.
THEATRE, Act, 19.29,31,
THEBEZ, a town near Shechem ; Ahimelech
kiUed in besieging it, Jud. 9.60-56. 2 Sam.
11.21. THEFT. See Dishonesty.
THEOPHILUS. Luke dedicates his gospel
and the Acts to bim, Luk, 1,3. Act, 1.1,
THESSALONICA, a city of Macedonia ;
Paul preaches in ; his success ; riot raised by
the Jews, Act, 17,1-10, PhU, 4.16. Jews
frora, persecute him in Berea, Act. 17,11-13,
Converts from, with Paul, Act, 20.4. Act, 27,
2. Demas in, 2 Tira. 4.10, See Epistles to
THE Thessalonians.
THEUDAS, a Jewish insurgent, slain with
his foUowers, Act. 5.36,
THIEF, Penitent, on the cross, Luk, 24.
39-43. Mat, 27.44. Mar. 15.32.
THISTLE, Gen. 3.18. Job 31.40. Trans
lated thorns, 2 Chr. 33.11. Brambles, Isa. 34,
13. Parable of, 2 Chr. 25.18.
THOMAS, an apostle, caUed Didymus (the
twin). Mat. 10.3. Mar, 3.18. Luk. 6.15.
Act. 1.13, Proposes to go with Jesus to
Bethany, Jno. 11,16. Questions Jesus, Jno,
14.6. Doubts Christ's resurrection, Jno, 20.
24,25. His confession of belief, Jno. 20.27-29.
Is present at the miraculous draught of flshes,
Jno. 21.2.
THORN, Job, 41,2. Pro. 26.9. Hedge of,
Mic. 7.4. Illustrative, Num. 33.56. 2 Cor.
12.7. See Thistle.
THREE Taverns, a place between PuteoU
and Rome, where Paul was raet by Romar
disciples, Act. 28.15.

TOEKSHINO
THRESHING, Ruth 2.17; with instru
ments of wood, 2 Sam. 24. '22 ; of iron, Amos
1 3 ; with sharp instruments with teeth, Isa.
41.15. By treading with cattle, Deu. '25.4.
Hos. 10.11, Isa. 25.10; by bruising with a
cart-wheel, Isa. 28.27,28. lUustrative, Jer. 51,
33. Amos 1.3. Mic. 4.12,13.
 ¦  Floor. Of Atad, Gen. (50.10,11.
Gideon, Jud. 6.37-40. Boaz, Ruth 3.2-14.
Nachon, 2 Sam. 6.6. Araunah, 2 Sam. 24,
16-26. Granariesin, Deu. 15.14. ISam 23.1.
2Kin.6.27. Hos.9.2. Jcel2.24. SeeBARN.
THRONE. Of kings Gen. 41.40. Ex. 11.5.
1 Kin. 2. 19. Jonah 3. 6 ; near the gate, 1 Kin.
22.10. Est. 5.1. Solomon's ivory throne, &c.,
1 Kin. 10.18-20. 2 Chr. 9.17-19. 1 Kin. 7.7.
Sitting on, signifying ruling and honour,
IKin, 1.13. Zee. 6.13. Rev. 20.4. lUus
trative, 2 Chr. 18. 18. Psa. 9.4,7. Jer, 17.12.
Mat. 25.31. Rev. 3.21. Symbolical, Eze. 1.
26. Eze. 10.1. Rev. 4.2-10. Kev. 20.11.
THUMMIM. See Urim.
THUNDER, Psa. 29. Psa, 46.fi. Psa. 77.
17,18. Psa. 104.7, Job 40.9. Thunderbolts,
Psa. 78.48. Muraculous, Ex. 9,23-34. Ex. 19.
16. 1 Sam, 7.10. SymboUcal, Rev. 4.5. Rev.
10.3. Rev. 11.19.
THYATIRA, a city of Lydia in Asia Minor ;
I^dia from, converted at Philippi, Act. 16,
14,15. Epistle to the lukewarm church in.
Rev. 1.11. Rev. 2.18-29.
THTINE, an aromatic wood, Rev. 18.12.
TIBERIAS, City op, Jno. 6.23. Sea of.
See Gai.il£b, Sea of.
TIBERIUS Cesar, emperor of Rome
at the time of Clirist's crucifixion, Luk. 3.1.
Mat. 22. 17,21, Luk. 23.2. Jno. 19.12,15,
TIBNI, an unsuccessful aspirant to the
throne of Israel after Zimri's death, 1 Kin. 16.
21,22. TIDAL, king of nations ; his invasion of
Canaan in Abrabam's time, Gen. 14,1-16.
TIGLATH or Tilgath-pileser, king of
Assyria, takes the GUeadites captive, 2 Kin.
15.29. 1 Chr. 6.6,26. Bribed by Ahaz to
attack Damascus ; captures it, slays Rezin,
2 Kin. 16.6-9, but see 2 Chr, 28.20,21. Inter
view with Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.10,
TIMBREL, or Tabret (a tambourine), used
by Miriam, with dancing. Ex, 15.20,21 ; by
Jephthah's daughter, with dancing, Jud. 11.34 ;
by prophets, 1 Sam. 10.5 ; by women, with
dancing, to meet Saul, &c,, 1 Sam. 18.6 ; by
David, in bringing up the ark, 2 Sam, 6.5.
1 Chr. 13.8 ; women playing on, Psa. 68.25.
Used in dances, feasts, Ac, Gen. 31.27. Job
21.12. Isa. 6.12. Isa. 24.8. Isa. 30.32; by
women, Jer. 31.4; in praise, Psa. 81.2; with
dancing, Psa. 149.3. Psa. 150.4, Made by
lyrians, Eze. 28.13.
TIME, computed by the heavenly bodies.
Gen, 1.14 ; by sun-dials, 2 Kin. 20.9-11.
Eras of time. Nativity of the patriarchs.
Gen. 7.11. Gen. 8.13. The Exodus, from
Egypt, Ex. 19.1. Ex, 40.17. 1 Kin. 6.1.
The jubUee, Lev. 25.15. Accession of kings,
1 Kin. 16.1. Isa. 36.1. Jer. 1.2,3, Dan. 8.1.
Luk. 3.1. Building of the temple, 1 Kin.
9.10. The captivity, Eze. 1.1. Ize. 38.21.
Eze. 40.1.

TITHES
Divisions of, see Hour, Dat, Niobt,
"Week, Month, Year, Cock-crowino, Pro
phetic PKK10D3.
Time, signifying a year; times, 2 years, Dan,
7.25. Dan. 12 7. Rev. 12.14.
TIME, Value of, see Death, prepara
tion FOR — SriRlTDAL DILIGENCE.
TIMNATH, Gen. 38.12-14, A town ot
Judah, Jos. 15.10. Samson's wife in, Jud,
14. Captured by PhUistines, 2 Chr. 28.18.
TIMNATH-HERES, or Serah, a city in
Mount Ephraim ; given to Joshua, Jos. 19.50 ;
Joshua buried in, Jos. 24.30. Jud. 2.9.
TIMOTHY, his parentage, education, and
early piety. Act. 16.1. 2 Tun. 1.5. 2 Tim.
3.15, Circumcised by Paul at Lystra ; becomes
his feUow-labourer, Act. 16.2,3. 1 Tim. 1.18.
1 Tim. 6.12. ITim. 4.14. 2 Tim. 1.6. Act.
17.15. Act. 18.6. Act. 19.22. Act. 20.4,
Rom. 16.21. 2 Cor. 1.1,19, Remains with
Silas at Berea, Act. 17.14. Sent by Paul to
preach at Corinth, 1 Cor. 4.17, I Cor. 16.
10,11; at PhUippi, Phil. 2.19; at Thessalonica,
1 The. 3.2,6 ; at Ephesus, 1 Tim. 1.3. Im
prisoned with Paul at Rome, PhU. 2.19-23 with
Heb. 13.23, Paul's affection for hun, PbU.
2.22. ITim. 1.2. 2 Tim. 1.2-4. See the epistles
to Timothy.
TIMON, one of the seven chosen at Jeru
salem, Act. 6.5.
TIN, Num. 31.22. Plummet of. Zee. 4.10
{marg.). TIPHSAH (1) a city on west bank of the
Euphrates, possessed by Solomon, 1 Kin. 4.24,
(2) A city in Samaria, sacked by Menahem,
2 Kin, 15.16.
TIRES, crescent-shaped omaments, Isk.
3.18. TIRHAKAH, king of Ethiopia, wars with
Sennacherib, 2 Kin. 19.9, Isa. 37.9.
TIRSHATHA (govemor), a Persic title of
Zerabbabel, Ezr. 2.63. Neh, 7,65,70 ; ot
Nehemiah, Neh. 8.9. Neh. 10.1.
TIRZAH, a Canaanitish town, Jos. 12.24.
Its beauty. Song 6.4. Capital ot the 10 tribes.
1 Kin. 14.17. 1 Kin. 15.21,33. 1 Kin. 16
6,9,15, Besieged by Omri, 1 Kin, 16,17,
Menahem in, 2 Kin, 16.14,16,
TITHES or Tenths. Of spoU taken in
war, paid by Abraha.m to Melchizedek, Gen,
14.20. Heb. 7.2-6. Jacob vows a tenth of all
his property to God, Gen. 28.22.
Of seed, fruit, the herd and flock holy unto
the Lord, whether good or bad. Lev, 27.30-33,
OaUed heave-offerings, Num, 18.24. To be
given to the Levites, Num, 18.21-23. Neh.
10.37. Heb. 7.6-9. If commuted (converted
into money), a fifth to be added. Lev. 27.31.
One-tenth of the best of the above given by
the Levites to the priests, caUed a heave-offer
ing, Num, 18.26-32. Neh. 10.38,
A second tenth of seed and fruit (not cattle
or sheep), to be eaten before the Lord at the
temple bythe famUy, servants, and theLevites,
Deu. 12.6,7,17-19, Deu. 14.22,23. Might be
tumed into money ; and oxen, sheep, wine, or
strong drink bought with it, and eaten before
the Lord, Deu, 14.24-27. Every third year
eaten at home, with tbe Levite, the stranger,
the fatherless, and widow. Den. 14,28,29.
Amos 4.4. Deu. 26.12-16. 471

T1T(J.S
Kept in chambers of the temple, Neh. 10.
38,89. Neh. 12.44. Neh. 13.5,12. Mai. 3.10.
2 Chr. 81.11.
Paid in Hezekiah's reign, 2 Chr. 31.6-10.
Under Nehemiah, Neh. 13.12. By a
Pharisee, Luk. 18.12. Of mint, Ac, Mat. 23.
;3. Luk. 11.42. Withheld, Neh. 13.10.
Mai. 3.8.
Idolatrous tithes and gifts, 2 Kin. 23.11.
Dan. 11.38. Amos 4.4,5.
TITUS, a Greek convert. Gal. 2.3. Sent by
the church of Antioch to Jerusalem with
Paul and Barnabas, Gal, 2.1-3 with Act, 15.
1,2. Companion and fellow-labourer of Paul ;
Paul's love for him, 2 Cor. 2.13. 2 Cor. 7.
6,7,13-15. 2 Cor. 8.23. Tit. 1.4. Sent by
Paul to Corinth, 2 Cor. 8.6,16-23. 2 Cor, 12.
18, Left by Paul in Crete, Tit. 1.5, Directed
to Join him at Nicopolis, Tit. 3.12. Is with
him at Rome, and departs to Dalmatia,
2 Tim. 4.10. His disinterestedness, 2 Cor.
12.18. TOB, Jephthah's retreat east of Jordan,
Jud. 11,8-5.
TOBIAH, an Ammonite and Samaritan ;
one of the Jews' enemies wbo opposed the
buUding of Jerusalem, Neh. 2.10,19. Neh. 4.
7, Neh. 6. Marries the high-priest's daughter
in the absence of Nehemiah, who afterwards
expels him from the temple, Neh, 13.4-9.
TOBIJAH, comes with gifts to Jerusalem,
Zee. 6.9-11.
TOGARMAH (Armenia), peopled by
Gomel's son, Togarmab, Gen. 10.3. 1 Chr,
1.6. Trade with Tyre. Eze. 27.14. Eze, 38.6.
See Armenia.
TOI, king of Hamath, in friendship with
David, 2 Sam. 8.9,10. CaUed Tau, 1 Chr. 18.9,
TOLA, a Judge, Jud. 10.1,2.
TOLL. See Trlbute.
TOMBS. See Burial-places.
TONGS. For the tabemade, Ex. 25.38.
Num. 4.9 ; for the temple. 1 Kin. 7.49.
TONGUE, Jud. 7.5, Ulustrative, Isa. 45.
23. 1 Jno. 3.18. A particular language. Gen.
10.5,20,21. People speaking a particular
language, Isa. 66.18. R«v. 7.9, see Language.
Confusion of tongues. Gen. 11.1-10.
Gift of tongues at Pentecost, Act. 2.1-18,83.
Given to ComeUus, &c.. Act. 10,46; disciples
at Ephesus, Act. 19.6 ; Paul, 1 Cor. 14.18,
Corinthians, 1 Cor. 12.10,28,30, 1 Cor, 14.
Interpretation of tongues, 1 Cor. 14.
TOOLS, See Implements.
TOPAZ, a precious stone, Eze. 28.13. Rev.
21.20. In the high-priest's breastplate. Ex,
28.17. Ex. 89.10. Of Ethiopia, Job. 28.19.
TOPHET, High-places of, in the vaUey
of the son of Hinnom, or Jehoshaphat, where
chUdren were passed through tbe fire to Molech
by the Jews, Jer. 7.81,32. Jer. 19 6,11-13.
Jer. 32.35; by Ahaz, 2nir. 28.3; Manasseh,
2 Chr. 33.6 Defiled by Josiah, 2 Kin. 23.10.
The place of punishment, Isa. 30.33.
TORCH. See Lamp.
TORTOISE, Lev. 11,29.
TOW, Jud. 169. Isa. 1.31. See Flax.
TOWEL, Jno. 13.4.5-
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TRIBUTE
TOWERS. See Fortress, Babel, Edar,
Shechem, Hananekl, Meah,Millo,Ophel,
Siloam, Peniel.
TOWNS. See Cities— Villages.
TOWN-CLERK. See Scribes.
TRACHONITIS, a province south of Anti-
Ubanus, PhUip tetrarch of, Luk. 3.1.
TRADE. See Arts— Commerob.
TRADITIONS. Inspired teachings, 1 Cor.
11.2 (marff,), 2 The. 2.15. 2 The. 3.6. Human
ordinances. Mat. 16.2-6. Mar. 7.3-9. Col. 2.
8. 1 Pet. 1.18. See Word of God, the only
RULE. TRANCE. Of Balaam, Num. 24.4,16 ; of
Peter, Act. 10.10 ; of Paul, Act. 22.17,
TRANSFIGURATION. Of Christ, Mat.
17.2. Mar. 9.2. Luk. 9.29. Translated,
transformed, Rom. 12.2, Changed, 2 Cor,
3.18, TRAP, Jos. 23.13. Job 18.10. .Ter. 6.26.
TRAVELLING, mode of, see Camel, Ass,
Mule, Horse, Cart, Chariot, Litter,
Ship. TraveUers carried food and water.
Gen, 21.14. Jud. 19.19. ISam. 9,7. Lodged
m private houses , Gen, 18.2-8. Gen. 24. 32 34.
Jud. 19.12-21. Job 31.32, see Inn. Bested
at noon. Gen. 18.1-5. Jno. 4.6. By wells.
Gen. 24.11, Ex. 16.27. Jno. 4.6. See Tent,
Of rank, had running footmen, 2 Sam. 15.1.
1 Kin, 18.46. See Hospitality.
TREACHERY. See Hypocrisy and
Treachery. TREASON. See Subjects, treason of.
TREASURIES. Of the tabemade and
temple, 1 Clir. 28.11,12. For dedicated things
and offerings. Num. 31.54. Jos. 6.19,24.
IKin, 7.61. 2 Kin. 12.18. For money, 2 Kin.
12.4-14. 2 Kin. 22.4,6, Mat. 27.6. Mar. 12.
41,43. Luk. 21.1. Jno. 8.20. Chambers for
tithes, meat-offerings, and first-fruits, Neh.
10.38,89. Neh. 13.6,9,12, Mai. 3.10. Under
the care of priests and Levites, 1 Chr. 9.26.
1 Chr. 26.20-28. Neh. 12.44. Neh. 13.13.
 or Storehouses. Of kings,
2 Kin. 20.13. 1 Cbr. 27.25,27,28, 2 Chr. 32.
27,28. Est. 3.9. Records kept in, Ezr. 5.
17. Ezr. 6.1. Under the charge of treasurer.-,
Ezr.1.8. Ezr. 7.20,21. Ofidoltemples,Dan,1.2.
TREASURE Cities. Royal, Ex. 1,11.
IKin. 9.19. 2Chr. 8.4,6. 2 Chr. 17.12.
TREES. See Plants.
TREE OF LIFE. Gen. 2,9; 3.22,24. Rev.
2.7; 22.2.
TRESPASS-OFFERING, SeeOFFERiNGS,
TRIALS, See Affliction-Temptation.
TRIBES. See Israel, tribes of,
TRIBUTE. From conquered nations, Jos.
16.10. Jud. 1.30-33. 2 Kin. 15.19. By sub
jects, 1 Sam. 8.10-17. 2 Kin. 23 85. Paid to
the Romans, Mat. 17.24-27. Mat. 22.15-22.
Lnk. 2.1-5.
Paid in money. Mat 22.19,20; gold and
silver, 2 Chr. 36 3 ; horses, sheep, spices, &c.,
2 Kin, 3.4. 2 Chr. 27.6 ; labour, 1 Kin. 6.
13,14. 1 Kin, 9.21.
CoUected by officers, 2 Sam. 20.24. 1 Kin,
4.6,7 ; by publicans, under the Romans, Lak
2,3, Luk, 8.12,13. Luk, 6.27.

TRINITY
Not to be oppressive, Deu. 17,17. Priests
and Levites exempted from, Ezr. 7.24, Duty
of paying, Rom. 13,6,7. See Publican.
TRINITY. See God the father, son,
AND holy spirit.
TROAS, a city in Asia Minor, south from
Troy ; Paul's vision in. Act. 16.8-11. 2 Cor.
2.12. He restores Eutychus, Act. 20.6-12.
2 Tim. 4.13.
TROGYLLIUM, a town on the coast of
Asia Minor, visited by Paul, Act. 20.15,
TROPHIMUS, an Ephesian Christian, and
companion of Paul, Act, 20.^. Act. 21.29.
2 Tira. 4.20.
TRUMPET, Cornet, Horn. Used in war,
,Tob 39,24,25, Jer. 4.19. Jer. 6.1,17. Jer.
42.14. Jer. 51.27. Eze. 7.14. Amos 2.2.
Amos 3.6. Zeph. 1.16. 1 Cor. 14.8. To
summon soldiers, by Ehud, Jud. 3,27; by
Gideon, Jud, 6.34 ; Saul, 1 Sam. 13.3 ; Joab,
2 Sam. 2.28, 2 Sam, 18.10. 2 Sam. 20.22;
Absalom, 2 Sam. 16.10; Sheba, 2 Sam. 20.1;
Nehemiah, Neh. 4.18,20. By Gideon's soldiers,
Jud. 7.8-22.
Sounded at the faU of the waUs of .Tericho,
Jos. 6.4r20. Sounded at the proclamation of
Solomon, 1 Kin. 1.34,39 ; of Jehu, 2 Kin. 9.
13 ; Joash, 2 Kin. 11.14.
Used by David, &c., in bringing up the ark,
2 Sam. 6.5,16, 1 Chr. 13.8. 1 Chr. 16.28. At
the covenant under Asa, 2 Chr. 15.14,
Levites appointed by David to use, at tbe
tabemade, 1 Chr. 16.42. 1 Chr. 26.5. Sounded
at Jehoshaphat's triumph, 2 Chr. 20.28.
Employed by priests (sUver trumpets?) ; seven
priests appointed by David to blow before the
ark, 1 Chr. 15.24 ; two others, 1 Chr, 10,6 ; 120
with singing at the dedication of the temple,
2 Chr. 6.12.13. 2 Chr. 7.6; in Ahijah's war,
2 Chr. 13.12,14, On the Day of Atonement,
2 Chr. 29.26-28. At the foundation of the 2d
temple, Ezr. 3.10,11, At the dedication ot the
waU, Neh. 12.35,41,
Blown at the JubUee on tbe Day ot Atone
ment, Lev. 25.9. Used in praise, Psa. 47.5.
Psa, 98,6. Psa. 150.3 ; in idolatrous worship,
Dan. 3.7,10,15: in rejoicings. Rev. 18.22.
Sound of, at Sinai, Ex. 19.13-19. Ex. 20.18,
Heb. 12.19.
lUustrative, Isa, 27,13. Eze. 33.3. Joel
2.1. Zee. 9.14. Mat. 6.2. SymboUcal. Mat.
24.31. ICor. 15.62. IThe. 4.16. Rev. 1.10. Rev.
4.1. Rev.8. Rev.9.1-14. Rev. 10.7. Rev.11.15.
TRUMPET, Silver. Two used by priests
for calling assemblies ; in the march ot the
IsraeUtes ; in war ; on feast-days, and over the
sacriflces. Num. 10.1-10. Psa. 81.3,4.
Phinehas used, in the war witb Midian, Num,
31,6, See above.
TRUMPETS, Feast of. See Feasts.
TRUST. See Faith, Trust in man, see
False confidence.
TRUTHFULNESS, See Integrity.
TRYPHFNA AND Tryphosa, female
disciples in Rome, Rom. 16.12,
TUBAL, a people descended from Japheth's
son. Gen. 10.2. 1 Chr. 1.5. Trade ot, Eze,
27.13. Prophecies of, Isa. 66.19. Eze. 32.26.
Eze. 38.2. Eze. 39.1.
TUBAL-CAIN, inventor of the art of
forging metals. Gen. 4.22.

UNBELIEF
TURTLE-DOTE. See Dote.
TUTOR, Gal. 4.2.
TYCHICUS, o native of Asia ; an assistant
and companion of Paul, Act. 20.4. Tit. 3.12.
Sent by Paul to Colosse, CoL 4.7,8 ; and from
Rome to Ephesus, Eph. 6.21,22. 2 Tim.
4.12. TYPES. See Symbois — Visions — Offer
ings. TYRANNUS, an Ephesian in whose school
Paul preached. Act. 19.9.
TYRANNY. See Rulers' injustice.
TYRE, a city of Phenicia, caUed the
daughter of Zidon, Isa. 23.12. Its antiquity
and splendour, Isa. 23.7,8. Zee. 9.3. Com
merce, 1 Kin. 9.26-28. 1 Kin. 10.11. Isa. 23.
Eze. 27. Eze. 28. Zee. 9.2. Pleasant site,
Hos. 9.13. Strength, Jos. 19.29. 2 Sam. 24.
7. North boundary of Asher, Jos. 19.29; in
David's reign, 2 Sam. 24.7. King of, his
friendship with Israel, see Hiram. Enmity
to Israel, Psa. 83.7. Joel 3,4-6. Nebuchad
nezzar's siege of, Eze. 29.18. Eze. 26.7.
Jesus preaches near ; miracle in. Mat. 15.
21-28. Mar. 7.24-31. People from, come to
hear him. Mar, 3.8. Luk, 6.17. Paul visits
disciples in. Act. 21.3,4. Tpians displease
Herod ; their flattery ; his death, Act. 12.
20-23. Prophecies of, Psa. 46.12. Psa. 87.4. Isa.
23. Jer. 26.22. Jer. 27.1-11. Jer. 47.4.
Eze. c. 26 to 28. Joel 3.4-8. Amos 1.9,10
Zee, 9.2-4.

TJ
ULAI (modem Kerah or Karasu), a river of
Chaldea, flowing by Shushan (Susa), Daniel's
vision by, Dan. 8.2.
UNBELIEF AND Presumption. Deu. 18.
19. Whosoever will not hearken unto my
words which he shall speak in ray name, I will
require ii of him.
Deu. 32,20, I will hide ray face frora them,
I will see what their end shall be : for they are
a very froward generation, children in whom
is no faith.
Job 7.20, I have sinned; what shall I do
unto thee, 0 thou preserver of raen ? why hast
thou set rae as a mark against thee, so that I
ara a burden to myself? 21, And why dost
thou not pardon my transgression, and take
away raine iniquity ?
Job 31,36, Oh that one would hear me I
behold, ray desire is, that the Almighty woiUd
answer me. Job 9.34,35.
Job 33.10. Behold, he flndeth occasions
against me, he counteth rae for his enemy,
11. He putteth ray feet in the stocks, he
raarketh ar my paths, v. 12,13.
Job 38.2. Who is this that darkeneth
counsel by words without knowledge? 3. Gird
up now thy loins like a raan ; for 1 will
deraand of thee, and answer thou rae, v. 1-41.
Job 42.3.
Job 40.2. Shall he that contendeth with
the Almighty instruct him ? ne that reproveth
God. let him answer it, v. l-?4.
Psa. 78.32. For all this they sinned still
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UNBELIEF
and believed not for his wondrous worka. 41.
Yea, they tmned back and tempted God, and
limited the Holy One of Israel.
Psa. 95,9. Your fathera tempted me, proved
rae, and saw my work. 10. Forty years long
was I grieved with this generation, and said.
It i5 a people that do err in their heart, and
they have not known my ways: 11, Unto
whora I swear in my wrath that they should
not enter into my resi,. Psa. 106.7,24,
Isa. 7.9. If ye will not believe, surely ye
shall not be established, 12. Ahaz said, I will
uot ask, neither wiU I tempt the Lord. 13.
And he said, Hear ye now, O house of David ;
Js it a sraall thing for you to weary raen, but
will ye weary ray God also ?
Isa. 8. 16. M any araong them shall sturable,
anfl fall, and be broken, and be snared, and be
taken. Isa. 28.12. He said. This is the rest where
with ye raay cause the weary to rest ; and this
is the refreshing : yet they would not hear.
Isa, 63. 1, Who hath believed our report ?
and to whom is the arm of the liOrd revealed ?
2. When we shall see him, there is no beauty
that we should desire hira. 3, He is despised
and rejected of raen ; a man of sorrows, and
acquainted with grief : and we hid as it were
our faces frora hira ; he was despised, and we
esteeraed hira not.
Jer. 7.27, Thou shalt speak all these words
unto thera ; but they will not hearken to thee :
thou shalt also call unto thera ; but they will
not answer thee.
Jer. 8.9. Lo, they have rejected the word
of the Lord ; and what wisdora is in thera ?
Hob. 8.12, I have written to hira the great
things of ray law, but they were counted as a
strange thing.
Zee, 8.6. If it be marvellous in the eyes of
the remnant of this people in these days, should
it also be marvellous in raine eyes? saith the
Lord of hosts,
Mai, 1.2, I have loved you, saith the
Lord : Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou loved
us? Mat. 7,26. Every one that heareth these
sayings of raine, and doeth them uot, shall be
likened unto a foolish raan, which built his
house upon the sand : 27. And the rain de
scended, and the floods carae, and the winds
blew, and beat upon that house ; and it fell :
and great was the fall of it, Luk, 6.46-49.
Mat.. 8,12, The children of the kingdora
shall be cast out into outer darkness: there
shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
Mat. 10.14. Whosoever shall not receive
you, nor hear your words, when ye depart out
of that house or city, shake oflf the dust of
your feet. 16. Verily I say unto you, It shall
be more tolerable for the land of Sodom and
Gomorrha in the day of judgraent, than for
that city.
Mat. 11.16. Whereunto shall I liken this
generation? It is like unto children sitting
in the markets, and calling unto their fellows,
17. And saying, We have piped unto you, and
ye have not danced ; we have raourned unto
you, and ye have not laraented. 18. For John
came neither eating nor drinking, and they
gay. He hath a devil, 19. The Son of man
carae eating and drinking, and they say. Behold
a man gluttonous, and a winebibber, a friend
of publicans and sinners. Luk, 7-31-86.
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UNBELTKF
Mat. 13.13. Therefore speak I to them m
parables : because they seeing, see not ; and
hearing, they hear not ; neither do they
understand. 58. He did not many mighty
works there because of their unbelief, v. 3-14.
Isa. 6.9,10.
Mat. 17.17, O faithless and perverse generar
tion, how long shall I be with you? how long
shall I suffer you ?
Mat 21.32. John came unto you in the
way of righteousness, and ye believed him
not; but the publicans and the harlots believed
him : and ye, when ye had seen it, repented
not afterward, that ye raight believe him.
44. Whosoever shall fall on this stone shall
be broken : but on whomsoever it shall fall,
it will grind hira to powder.
Mat. 22.6, They made light of it, and went
tbeir ways, one to his farm, another to his
merchandise, v. 1-14, Luk. 14.16-24.
Mar, 6.6. He marvelled because of their
unbeUef. v. 7.
Mar, 16.16, He that believeth not shall be
damned, Luk. 8.12. Those by the way-side are they
that hear; then coraeth the devil, and takith
away the word out of their hearts, lest they
shoiUd believe and be saved. 18. Take heed
therefore how ye hear : for whosoever hath, to
hira shall be given, and whosoever hath not,
from him shall be taken even that which he
seeraeth to have. Mar, 4.24,25,
Luk. 10,16, He that heareth you heareth
rae ; and he that despiseth you despiseth rae ;
and he that despiseth rae despiseth him that
sent me.
Luk. 12.46. The Lord of that servant will
come in a day when he looketh not for him,
and at an hour when he is not aware, and will
cut him in sunder, and will appoint him his
portion with the unbeUevers,
Luk. 13.34. O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which
killest the prophets, and stonest them that are
sent unto thee ; how often would I have
gathered thy children together, as a hen doth
gather her brood under her wings, and ye
would not !
Luk. 16.31 . If they hear not Moses and the
prophets, neither will they be persuaded,
though one rose from the dead.
Luk. 18.8. When the Son of man cometh,
shaU he find faith on the earth ?
Luk. 19,42. If thou hadst known, even
thou, at least in this thy day, the things which
belong unto thy peace I but now they are hid
frora thine eyes.
Luk. 22.67. Art thou the Christ? teU us.
And he said xmto thera. If I teU you, ye will
not believe,
Luk. 24.26, O fools, and slow of heart tc
beUeve all that the prophets have spoken, v
11,16-25,37-39. Jno. 1.11. He carae unto his own, and his
own received hira not.
Jno. 3,11. We speak that we do know, and
testify that we have seen ; and ye receive not
our witness. 12, If I have told yon earthly
things, and ye believe not, how shaU ye be
lieve if I teU you of heavenly things? 18. He
that believeth not is condemned already,
because he hath not believed in the narae of
the only-begotten Son of God. 19. And this
is the condemnation, that Ught is come into
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Ught, because their deeds were evil. 32, What
he hath seen and heard, that he testifieth ; and
no raan receiveth his testimony. 36, He that
beUeveth not the Son shaU not see life ; but
the wrath of God abideth on him,
Jno. 4. 48, Except ye see signs and wonders,
ye will not believe,
Jno. 6.38. Ye have not his word abiding in
you : for whora he hath sent, him ye believe
not. 40. Ye will not come to me, that ye
raight have life. 43. 1 am come in my Fathei's
name, and ye receive me not : if another shall
come in his own name, him ye will receive.
Jno, 6,44, How can ye believe, which
receive honour one of another, and seek not
the honour that cometh from God only ? 46,
Had ye believed Moses, ye would have beUeved
me : for he ivrote of me, 47, If ye beUeve
not bis writings, how shall ye believe my
words? Jno, 6.36, Ye also have seen me, and
believe not. 64. There are some of you that
believe not. For Jesus knew from the begin
ning who they were that bdieved not.
Jno. 8.24, If ye believe not that I &mhe,
ye shaU die in your sins. 46. Because I tell
you the truth, ye beUeve me not. 46. If I say
the truth, why do ye not beUeve rae? 47, He
that is of God heareth God's words : ye there
fore hear them not, because ye are not of God.
n.21. Jno. 10.25. I told you, and ye beUeved
not : the works that I do in ray Fathei's name,
they bear witness of me. 26. Ye believe not,
because ye are not of my sheep.
Jno. 12.37. Though he had done so raany
miracles before them, yet they beUeved not
on him. 47. If any raan hear my words, and
beUeve not, I judge him not : for I carae not
to judge the world, but to save the world. 48,
He that rejecteth me, and receiveth not my
words, hath one that judgeth him : the word
that I have spoken, the same shall judge him
in the last day,
Jno, 14,17. The Spirit of truth ; whom the
world cannot receive, because it seeth him
not, neither knoweth him.
Jno, 15.20, If they have kept my saying,
they wiU keep yours abjo, 21. All these things
wUl they do imto you foK my narae's sake,
because they know not him that sent rae. 23.
He that hateth rae hateth my Father also,
Jno. 16.3, And these things wiU they do
unto you, because they have not known the
Father, nor me. 8. He will reprove the world
9, Of sin, because they beUeve not on me.
V. 2.
Jno. 20.27. Be not faithless, but beUev
ing. Act. 13.40, Beware therefore, lest that
come upon you, which is spoken of in the
prophets ; 41, Behold, ye despisers, and
wonder, and perish : for I work a work in
your days, a work which ye shaU in no wise
beUeve, though a man declare it unto you.
46. Seeing ye put it from you, and judge
yourselves unworthy of everlasting Ufe, lo,
we tum to the Gentiles, Hab, 1.6,
Act, 18.6, When they opposed thera
selves, and blasphemed, he shook his rairaent,
and said unto them. Your blood be upon your
own heads ; I am clean : from henceforth I
wiU go unto the Gentiles.
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and beUeved not, but spake evil of that vrny
before the multitude, he departed frora them,
and separated the disciples.
Act. 22,18. They wiU not receive thy testi
mony conceming me,
Eom, 1,18, The wrath of God is revealed
from heaven against all ungodliness and un
righteousness of men, who hold the truth in
unrighteousness, Rora, 9,31. Israel, which followed after
the law of righteousness, hatti not attained to
the law of righteousness, 32, Wherefore?
Because they sought it not by faith, but as it
were by the works of the law,
Rora. 10.14. How then shaU they call on
hira in whora they have not beUeved? and
how shall they believe in hira of whora they
have not heard? 16, They have not all obeyed
the gospel. For Fsaias saith. Lord, who hath
believed our report? 21. But to Israel he
saith. All day long I have stretched forth my
hands unto a disobedient and gainsaying
people, Rora, 11.7. What then? Israel hath not
obtained that which he seeketh for ; but the
election hath obtained it, and the rest were
blinded. 20. Because of unbelief they were
broken off. 30, As ye in tiraes past have not
believed God, yet have now obtained mercy
through their unbeUef ; 31, Even so have
these also now not believed, that through
your mercy they also raay obtain raercy. 32.
For God hath concluded thera all in unbelief,
that he raight have mercy upon all.
Rom. 14.23. He that doubteth is damned
if he eat, because he eateth not of faith : for
whatsoever is not of faith is sin.
1 Cor, 1.18. The preaching of the cross is
to them that perish foolishness. 22. The Jews
require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wis
dom : 23. But we preach Christ crucified,
unto the Jews a stumbUngblock, and unto the
Greeks fooUshness.
1 Cor. 10.9, Neither let us tempt Christ, as
some of them also tempted, and were destroyed
of serpents,
2 Cor. 2.16. To the one we are the savour
of death unto death,
2 Cor. 4.3. If our gospel be hid, it is hid to
them that are lost : 4. In whom the god of
this world hath bUnded the minds of them
which beUeve not, lest the light of the glorious
gospel of Christ, who is the image of God,
should shine uuto them,
Phil. 3.18, Many walk, of whom I have told
you often, and now tell you even weeping,
that they are the eneraies of the cross of Christ :
19. Whose end is destruction,
2 The, 1.8, Taking vengeance on thera that
know not God, and that obey not the gospel
of our Lord Jesus Christ ; 9. Who shaU be
punished with everlasting destruction frora the
presence of the Lord, and from the glory of
his power.
2 The, 2,10. With aU deceivableness ol un
righteousness in them that perish ; because
they received not the love of the trutli, that
they raight be saved. 11. And for this cause
God shaU send thera strong delusion, that
they should beUeve a lie : 12, That they aU
raight be daraned who believe not the truth,
but had pleasure in unrighteousness.
2 The. 3.2. All men have not faith.
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and a persecutor, and injurious : but 1 obtained
raercy, because I did it ignorantly in unbelief.
2 Tim. 2,12. If we deny him, he also wiU
deny us : 13, If we beUeve not, yet he
abideth faithful • he cannot deny hiraself.
Tit. 1.16. Unto thera that are defiled and
unbelieving m nothing pure ; but even their
mind and conscience is defiled.
Heb. 2.3. How shaU we escape, if we
neglect so great salvation.
Heb. 3.12. Take heed, brethren, lest there
be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief, in
departing from the Uving God, 16. Sorae,
when they had heard, did provoke : howbeit
not aU that came out of Egypt by Moses. 17,
But with whora was he grieved forty years?
was it not with them that had sinned, whose
carcases fell in the wilderness ? 18. And to
whom sware he that they should not enter into
his rest, but to them that beUeved not ? 19.
So we see that they could not enter in because
of unbelief.
Heb. 4.1. Let us therefore fear, lest, a
proraise being left us of entering into his rest,
any of you should seera to corae short of it.
2. For unto us was the gospel preached, as
weU as unto thera : but the word preached did
not proflt thera, not being raised with faith in
thera that heard it. 6. Ihey to whom it was
first preached entered not in because of un
beUef . 11. Let us labour therefore to enter
into that rest, lest any raan faU after the sarae
exaraple of unbeUef.
Heb. 11.31. By faith the harlot Rahab
perished not with thera that beUeved not.
Heb, 12. £6. See that ye refuse not hira that
speaketh. For if they escaped not who refused
him that spake on earth, rauch raore shall not
we escape, if we tum away frora him that
speaketh frora heaven.
Jas, 1,6. But let hira ask in faith, nothing
wavering : for he that wavereth is Uke a wave
of the fjea driven with the wind and tossed.
7, For let not that man think that he shaU
receive any thing of the Lord.
1 Pet, 2.4, A Uving stone, disallowed in
deed of raen, 7, Unto them which be
disobedient, the stone which the builders
disaUowed, the sarae is made the head of the
comer, 8. And a stone of sturabUng, and a
rock of oflfence, even to them which stumble at
the word, being disobedient : whereunto also
they were appointed,
' 1 Pet, 4,17. What shaU the end he of them
that obey not the gospel of God?
1 Jno, 2.22. Who is a Uar but he that
denieth that Jesus is the Christ ? He is anti
christ, that denieth the Father and the Son.
23. Whosoever denieth the Son, the same hath
not the Father.
1 Jno. 4. 3. Every spirit that confesseth not
that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of
God : and this is that spirit of antichrist,
whereof ye have heard that it should come ;
and even now already is it in the world.
1 Jno. 6.10. He that believeth not God
hath raade hira a Uar ; because he beUeveth
not the record that God gave of his Son. 12.
He that hath not the Son of God hath not
life. Jude 6, The Lord, having saved the people
out of the land of Egypt, afterward destroyed
thera that believed not.
Rev. 21,8. But the fearful, and unbelieving,
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shall have their part in the lake which bum
eth with fire and brirastone : which is the
second death.
See Inwdelity — Mibacles, unbelief in
— Word of God, unbelief in — Christ,
Jews' reception of-— Spiritual blindness
— Impenitence — Doubt.
Unbelief and Presumption, Examples
of: Lot's children. Gen, 19.14. Egyptians,
Ex, 9.21,26, Moses, Ex, 6.22,23. Num. 20,
12. IsraeUtes, Ex. 16.3,6. Num. 14.3,11,12.
Deu. 6.16. Deu. 9,23. Spies, Num. 13.31.
Nura. 14.36,37. David, 2 Sam. 6.8. Sons of
the prophets, 2 Kin. 2,16-18. Naaraan, 2 Kin.
6.12, A lord, 2 Kin, 7.2,17. Job's friends,
Job 42,7,8, Gadarenes, Mat, 8.34. Priests,
Mat. 21.15. Disciples, Mat. 28.17. Mar. 6.
62. Mar. 16.11,13,14. Thomas, Jno. 20.26.
Zacharias, Luk. 1.18-20. Pharisees, Luk. 7.
30. Christ's kinsmen. Mar. 3.21. Jno. 7.3-6.
Jews, Luk. 11.29. Jno. 6,41,42,66. Jno. 9,29.
Jno. 11.46, Act, 3,13,14, Act, 4,2, Act, 14,
2, Act. 28.24-28, Bora. 16.31.
UNCHARITABLENESS. Mat. 7.1. Judge
not, that ye be not judged. 2. For with what
judgraent ye judge, ye shaU be judged : and
with what measure ye mete, it shaU be
measured to you again, 3. And why beholdest
thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but
considerest not tbe beam that is in thine own
eye ? 4. Or how wilt thou say to thy brother,
X^t rae pull out the mote out of thine eye;
and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye ? 5,
Thou hypocrite, fibrst cast out the beam out of
thine own eye ; and then shalt thou see clearly
to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.
Luk. 6.37-42.
Jno. 7,24, Judge not according to the
appearance, but judge righteous judgment,
Rom. 2.1, Thou art inexcusable, 0 raan,
whosoever thou art that judgest : for wherein
thou judgest another, thou condemnest thy
self; for thou that judgest doest the same
things. Rora, 14.2. One believeth that he raay eat
aU things : another, who is weak, eateth
herbs. 3, Let not him that eateth despise
him that eateth not ; and let not him which
eateth not judge him that eateth : for God
hath received him, 4, Who art thou that
judgest another man's servant ? to his own
master he standeth or faUeth. Yea, he shaU
be holden up : for God is able to make him
stand, 10. Why dost thou judge thy brother?
or why dost thou set at nought thy brother?
for we shaUall stand before the judgment-seat
of Christ. 13. Let us not therefore judge one
another any raore : but judge this rather, that
no raan put a sturabUngblock or an occasion
to faU in his brothel's way.
1 Cor. 4.6. Judge nothing before the time,
until the Lord come, who both wUl bring to
light the hidden things of darkness, and will
make raanifest the counsels of the hearts ; and
theu shaU every man have praise of God.
1 Cor. 13.5. Charity doth not behave itself
unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily
provoked, thinketh no evil ; 6. Rejoiceth not
in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth.
Jas, 4.11. Speak not evU one of another,
brethren. He that speaketh evil of his
brother, and judgeth his brother, speaketh
evil of the law, and judgeth the law : but if
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law, but a judge. 12, There is one lawgiver,
who is able to save and to destroy : who art
thou that judgest another ?
Uncharitableness, Examples of: EUab,
1 Sam. 17.28. The princes of Araraon, 2 Sam,
10.3. BUdad, Job 8, EUphaz, Job 16.
Job22, Job42,7,8, Zophar, Job 11,1-4, Job
20, Nathanael, Jno. 1.46, The Jews, Act,
21.28. See Speaking evil — Love,
UNCIRCUMCISION, a name for the
Gentiles, Eph, 2.11.
UNCLEANNESS. See Defilement —
Purification — Unclean animals. Lev. 11,
Deu. 14.
UNCTION (anointing), lUustrative, 1 Jno.
2.20,27, UNDERSTANDING. Spiritual. See
Wisdom. UNPRUITFULNESS. Pro, 24.11, If
thou forbear to deliver them that are drawn
nnto death, and flwse that are ready to be
slain ; 12. If thou sayest. Behold, we knew it
not ; doth not he that pondereth the heart
consider Uf and he that keepeth thy soul,
doth Tiot he know it f and shall Tiot he render
to eoery raan according to his works ?
Hos, 10.1. Israel is an empty vine, he
bringeth forth fruit unto hiraself.
Mat. 3.10. Now also the axe is laid unto
the root of the trees : therefore every tree
which bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn
down, and cast into the flre. Luk. 3.10.
Mat. 13.12, Whosoever hath, to him shaU
be given, and he shaU have raore abundance :
but whosoever hath not, from him shaU be
taken away even that he hath. v. 13.
Mat, 21,43, The kingdora of God shaU be
taken from you, and given to a nation bring
ing forth the fruits thereof, v. 33-43. See
parable of the vineyard, Isa, 6.6-7 ; of the
talents. Mat, 25.14-30 ; the wicked husband
men. Mar, 12.1-12 ; the barren fig-tree, Luk,
13,6-9 ; the pound, Luk, 19,20-27.
Mat, 26,30. Cast ye the unprofitable servant
into outer darkness : there shaU be weeping
and gnashing of teeth, 42. 1 was an hungred,
and ye gave me no meat : I was tiiirsty, and
ye gave me no drink : 43, 1 was a stranger,
and ye took rae not in : naked, and ye clothed
me not : sick, and in prison, and ye visited
me not. 45. Inasmuch as ye did it not to one
of the least of these, ye did it not to me.
Jno, 16, 2, Every branch in me that beareth
not fruit he taketh away,
2 Pet. 1.9, He that lacketh these things is
blind, and cannot see afar off, and hath for
gotten that he was purged from his old sins.
SeeLUKEWARMNEaS---JUDQMENT, ACCORD
ING TO PBiviLEOB — Hypocrisy,
UNGODLINESS, See Godlessness.
UNICORN, Job 39.9-12. Psa, 29,6, Psa.
92.10, Isa. 34.7. Illustrative, Num. 24.8.
Deu. 33.17. Psa. 22,21.
UNION to Christ. Mat. 25.40. Verily
I say unto you. Inasmuch as ye have done it
unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye
have done it uuto me.
Jno. 6.53. Except ye eat the flesh of the
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life in you. ' 56, He that eateth my flesh, and
drinketh my blood, dweUeth in me, and I Id
him, V. 51-67.
Jno. 14. 20. At that day ye shaU know that
I am in my Father, aud ye in me, and I in
you. Jno. 15.4. Abide in rae, and I in you. As
the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except
it abide in the vine ; no more can ye, except
ye abide in me. 6. 1 am the vine, ye are the
branches : He that abideth in me, and I in
him, the same bringeth forth much fruit : for
without me ye can do nothing, 7, If ye abide
in me, and ray words abide in you, ye shaU
ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto
you. V. 1-8,
Jno, 17,21. That they all may be one ; as
thou, Father, art in rae, and I in thee, that
they also may be one in us : that the world
may believe that thou hast sent me. 22. And
the glory which thou gavest me I have given
them ; that they raay be one, even as we are
one: 23, I in thera, and thou in rae, that
they raay be made perfect in one. 26. I have
declared unto them thy name, and wiU declare
it: that the love wherewith thou hast loved
me may be in thera, and I in them, .
Act, 9,4, Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou I
me? 1
Rom. 6.3. So raany of us as were baptized
into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death ?
4, Therefore we are buried with hira by baptism
into death ; that like as Christ was raised up
from the dead by the glory of the Father, even
so we also should walk in newness of Ufe. 6.
For if we have been planted together in the
likeness of his death, we shaU be also in the like-
Tiess of his resurrection : 6, Knowing this,
that our old raan is crucified with him, that
the body of sin raight be destroyed, that
henceforth we should not serve sin, 8, Now,
if we be dead with Christ, we believe that we
sbaU also Uve with him, 11. Likewise reckon
ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin,
but aUve imto God through Jesus Christ our
Lord, Rom. 7.4. My brethren, ye also are become
dead to the law by the body of Christ ; that ye
should be married to another, even to him
who is raised from the dead, that we should
bring forth fruit unto God. Psa. 46.9-16,
Song c. 1 to 8.
Rom. 8.1, There is therefore now no con
deranation to thera which are in Christ Jesus,
10, If Christ he in you, the body is dead be
cause of sin ; but the Spirit is life because of
righteousness, 17. If children, then heirs ;
heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ ; if
so be that we suffer with Mm, that we raay be
also glorified together,
Rora, 11.17, Thou, being a wUd olive tree,
wert graffed in among them, and with them
partakest of the root and fatness of the oUve
tree. Rora. 12.6. We, beiTig many, are one body
in Christ, and every one members one of
another. 1 Cor. 1.30. Of him are ye in Christ Jesus,
who of God is raade unto us wisdom, and
righteousness, and sanctification, and redemp'
tion. 1 Cor. 3.23, Ye are Christ's.
1 Cor. 6,13. Now the body ia not for for
nication, but for the Lord : and the Lord foi
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the body, 14. And God hath both raised up the
Lord, and will aLso raise up us by his own power.
16, Know ye not that your bodies are the
members of Christ? 17. He that is joined
unto the Lord is one spirit.
1 Cor, 10.16, The cup of blessing which we
bless, is it not the coraraunion of the blood of
Christ ? The bread which we break, is it not
the coraraunion of the body of Christ ?
1 Cor. 12.12. As the body is one, aud hath
raany raerabers, and aU the raerabers of that
one body, being many, are one body : so also
is Christ. 27. Now ye are the body of Christ,
and raerabers in particular.
1 Cor, 15.48. As is the heavenly, such are
they also that are heavenly. 49. And as we
have bome the iraage of the earthy, we shaU
also bear the iraage of the heavenly, v. 20-23,
2 Cor. 5.17. If any raan be in Christ, he is
a new creature : old things are passed away ;
behold, all things are becorae new. 21. He
hath raade hira to be sin for us, who knew no
sin ; that we raight be raade the righteousness
of God in hira.
2 Cor. 11.2. I have espoused you to one
husband, that I raay present you as a chaste
virgin to Christ,
2 Cor, 13.5. Know ye not your own selves,
how that Jesus Christ is in you, except ye be
reprobates ?
Gal. 2.20. I ara cmcifled with Christ :
nevertheless I Uve ; yet not I, but Christ
Uveth in rae : and the Ufe which I now live in
the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God,
who loved me, and gave hiraself for rae.
Eph. 1.4. He hath chosen us in him before
the foundation of the world, that we should
be holy and without blame before hira in love :
6. Having predestinated us unto the adoption
of children by Jesus Christ to hiraself, 6, He
hath made us accepted in the Beloved : 7,
In whom we have redemption through his
blood. 22. The church, 23, Which is his body,
the fulness of him that flUeth aU in all.
Eph. 2,6, When we were dead in sins, hath
quickened us together with Christ, (by grace
ye are saved;) 6. And hath raised us up
together, and made us sit together in heavenly
pUices in Christ Jesus, v. 20-22,
Eph, 3,17. That Christ may dweU in your
hearts by faith ; that ye, being rooted and
grounded in love.
Eph. 4.16. Frora whom the whole body
fitly joined together and compacted by that
which every joint suppUeth, according to the
effectual working in the measure of every part,
maketh increase of the body unto the edifying
of itself in love.
Eph. 6.30. We are membera of his body,
of his flesh, and of his bones, 32. This is a
great raystery : but I speak conceming Christ
and the chiurch.
Phil. 3.8. I have suffered the loss of aU
things, and do count thera but dung, that I
may win Christ, 9. And be found in him ;
10. That I may know him, and the power of his
resurrection, and the feUowship of his suffer
ings, being raade conforraable unto his death ;
11, If by any means 1 might attain imto the
resurrection of the dead. 12, 1 foUow after,
if that I raay apprehend that for which also I
ara apprehended of Christ Jesus.
Col. 1,18. He is the head of the body, the
church, 24. For his body's sake, which is
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the church. 27. Christ in you, the hop** rti
glory. Col. 2.6. As ye have therefore received
Christ Jesus tlie Lord, so walk ye in hira ; 7,
Rooted and built up in hira. 10, Ye are
complete in him, which is the head of aU
principality and power : 11. In whom also ye
are circumcised with the circumcision made
without hands, in putting off the body of the
sins of the flesh by the circuracision of Christ :
12. Buried with him in baptisra, wherein also
ye are risen with him through the faith of the
operation of God, who hath raised him from
the dead. 13, You, being dead in your sins
and the uncircumcision of your flesh, hath he
quickened together with him, having foi^iven
you all trespasses. 19. The Head, frora which
all the body by joints and bands having
nourishment rainistered, and knit together,
increaseth with the increase of God, 20. Dead
with Christ from the rudiments of the world.
Col. 3.1, If ye then be risen with Christ,
seek those things which are above. 3. Ye are
dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God.
4. When Qirist, who is our life, shaU appear,
then shaU ye also appear with him in glory.
11. Christ is aU and in aU,
1 The. 1.1. The Church of the Thessalonians
which is in God the Father and in the Lord
Jesus Christ.
1 The. 6.9, God hath not appointed us to
wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord
Jesus Christ, 10, Who died for us, that,
whether we wake or sleep, we should Uve
together with bim,
2 Tim, 2.11, If we be dead with him, we
shall also live with him : 12, If we suffer, we
shall also reign with him.
Heb, 2.11, Both he that sanctifieth and they
who are sanctified are aU of one : for which
cause he is not ashamed to caU them brethren.
Heb, 3,6, Christ as a Son over his own
house ; whose house are we, if we hold fast
the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope
firm unto the end. 14. We are raade partakers
of Christ, if we hold the beginning of our con
fidence steadfast unto the end,
1 Pet. 2.4. To wbora coming, as unto a Uv
ing stone, disallowed indeed of men, but
chosen of God, and precious, 6, Ye also, as
Uvely stones, are built up a spiritual house,
1 Pet. 4.13. Rejoice, inasrauch as ye are
partakers of Christ's sufferings ; that, when
his glory shall be revealed, ye may be glad
also with exceeding joy.
1 Jno, 2.6, He that saith he abideth in him,
ought himself also so to walk, even as he
walked, 24. If that which ye have heard
frora the beginning shall reraain in you, ye
also shaU continue in tbe Son, and in the
Father. 28. Little children, abide in him ;
that, when he shaU appear, we may have con
fidence, and not be ashamed before hira at his
coraing, 1 Jno, 3,6, Whosoever abideth in him sin
neth not, 24, He that keepeth his command
raents dweUeth in hira, and he in hira. And
hereby we know that he abideth in us, by
the Spirit which he hath given us.
1 Jno. 4.13. Hereby know we that we dweU
in hira, and he in us, because he hath given
us of his Spirit.
1 Jno, 6.12. He that hath the Son hath
Ufe: and he that hath not the Son of God

hath not Ufe. 20. We are in him that is true,
even in his Son Jesus Christ.
2 Jno. 9. He that abideth in the doctrine
of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son,
Rev. 19.7, The marriage of the Lamb is
come, and his wife hath made herself ready.
8. .\nd to her was granted that she should be
ariayed in fine linen, clean and white : for
the fine Unen is the righteousness of saints.
9. And he saith unto me, Write, Blessed are
they which are called unto the raarriage supper
of the Larab.
Rev. 21.9, The bride, the Lamb's wife.
See Faith — Christ, head of the church
— Adoption — Lie kn ess to Christ.
UNION of Saints. Psa. 132.1. Behold,
how good and bow pleasant it is for brethren
to dweU together in unity !
Isa. 62.8. Thy watchman shall lift up the
voice ; with the voice together shall tliey sing:
for they shaU see eye to eye, when the Lord
shall bring again Zion.
Mat. 23.8. One is your Master, eoen Christ ;
and aJ. ye are brethren.
Act 4.32. The multitude of them that be
Ueved were of one heart and of one soul :
aeither said any of them that ought of the
things which he possessed was his own ; but
tbey had all things common.
Rom. 12.16, Be of the same mind one
toward another.
Rora. 14.19. Let us therefore foUow after
the things which make for peace, and things
wherewith one raay edify another.
Rom, 15.5, The God of patience and con
solation grant you to be like-minded one
toward another, according to Christ Jesus ;
6. That ye may with one mind and one mouth
glorify God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ. 1 Cor, 1.10. I beseech you, brethren, by
the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye aU
speak the same thing, and that there be no
divisions among you ; but that ye be perfectly
joined together in the same mind and in the
same judgment,
2 Cor. 13.11. Be perfect, be of good comfort,
be of one mind, live In peace ; and the God
of love and peace shaU be with you.
Eph. 4.3. Endeavouring to keep the unity
of the Spirit in the bond of peace.
Phil. 1.27. Stand fast in one spirit, with
one mind striving together for the faith of the

Phil. 2.2. Fulfil ye ray joy, that ye be like-
minded, having the sarae love, beirig of one
accord, of one raind. Phil, 4.2.
Phil. 3.16. If in anything ye be otherwise
minded, Gcd shall reveal even this unto you.
16. Whereto we have already attained, let us
walk by the sarae rule, let us mind the same
thing. 1 The. 5.13. Be at peace among yourselves.
1 Pet, 3.8. FinaUy, be ye aU of one mind,
having corapassion one of another, love as
brethren, be pitiful, be courteous.
See Love.
UNITY OF THE Church. See Church.
UNKINDNESS. See Hypocrisy and
Treachery — Inhospitality — Poor, ne
glect OF.
UNSELFISHNESS, Magnanimity, Gen-
krosity. Examples of : Abraham, Gen,

UZZIAH
13.9. Gen. 14.23,24. King of Sodom, Gea,
14.21. Children of Heth, Gen. 23 6,11.
Judah, Gen. 44.33,34. Moses, Nura. 11.29,
Num. 14.12-19. Gideon, Jud. 8.22,23. Saul
1 Sam. n. 12,13. Jonathan, 1 Sara. 23 17,18.
David, ISara. 24.17. 2Sam, 16.19,20. 2Sam.
23,16.17. IChr. 21,17, Psa. 69,6, Araunah,
2 Sam. 24.22-24, Neheraiah, Neh. 6,14-18.
Jews, Esth. 9,15, Daniel, Dan. 5.17, Jonah
Jonah 1.12,13. Joseph, Mat. 1.19. Paul,
1 Cor. 10.33. Phil. 1.18. Phil. 4.17. 2 The.
3.8. PhUm. 13,14. PrisciUa & AquU Rom.
16.3,4. See Selfishness — Love.
UPHARSIN, part of the verb peres, signi
^ug to divide, Dan. 6.25,28.
UPHAZ (Ophir?), a gold coimtiy, Jer, 10,9.
Dan. 10.5.
UPPER Chamber, See House,
UPRIGHTNESS. See Integrity.
UR OF tueChaldees, the native coua try ot
Abrahara, whence he emigrated to Haran
Gen. 11.28,31. Gen. 16.7. Neh. 9.7. Act
7.4. URBANE, a Roraan disciple and assistani
of Paul, Bom, 16,9,
URIAH, the Hittite, one of David's cap
tains, 2 Sam, 23.39, 1 Chr. 11.41. Slain
while besieging Rabbah; and Bathsheba hi&
wife, taken by David, 2 Sara, 11. 1 ICin
16,5. URIJAH, high-priest ; makes a new altar
by Ahaz's orders, 2 Kin. 16,10-16, At teste
one of Isaiah's prophecies, Isa, 8,2.
 , a prophet, slain by Jehoiakim foi
prophesying against Judea and Jemsalera,.
Jer. 26.20-23,
URIM AND Thummim (the words signify
Light and Truth), their exact nature unknown
put in the breastplate of judgraent, and worn
on the high-priest's heart, when he wenc in
before the Lord, Ex. 28.30. Lev.8.8. Eleazar
to ask counsel for Joshua, after the judgment
of Urim, before the Lord, Num. 27.21. See
1 Sam. 30.8, Confined to the high-piiest,
Deu, 33,8. Saul obtained no answer by.
1 Sara. 28.6. Wantingto the high-priests aftei
the captivity, Ezr, 2.63. Neh. 7.66.
See Enquiring of God.
USURY. The Jews forbidden to take, £rom
then: brethren, Ex. 22.25. Lev. 25.36, Deu.
23.19. Psa. 15,5, Pro, 28,8, Eze, 18.13
Rebuked for exacting, Neh. 5.1-13, Allowed
to take from foreigners, Deu. 23.20,
UZ, a country connected with Edora, Jer.
26 20. Lam. 4.21. Job dwelt in. Job 1.1.
See Gen. 10.23, Gen. 22.21. Gen. 36.28.
1 Chr. 1.17,42,
UZZAH, a Levite, stmck dead for touching
the Ark, when driving the cart which conveyed
it, 2 Sam, 6,6-8, 1 Chr, 13,9-11.
UZZIAH or Azariah, 9th king of Judah
(62 years' reign) ; son of Araaziah, 2 Kin.
14.21. 2 Kin. 15,1,2, 2 Chr, 26,1. Seeks
God in the days of Zechariah ; consequent
prosperity, 2 Chr, 26,4,5,16. 2 Kin. 16.3,
His conquests, 2 Kin, 14.22, 2 Chr. 26.6-8.
Fortifies Jerusalera, and has a large array,
2 Chr. 26.9,11-16, Proraotes agriculture, 2 Chr.
26.10, 479

VAIL
Attempts to offer incense, and is struck with
leprosy, 2 Cbr. 26. 16-21. 2 Kin. 16.5. His
son Jotham made regent, 2 Kin. 16.6.
2 Chr, 26.21. His death, 2 Kin. 15.7. 2 Chr.
26.23, Chronicles of his reign written by
Isaiah, 2 Clir. 26.22. Earthquake in his reign,
Amos 1.1. Zee, 14,5,

VAIL (veil), different words are so trans
lated (1.) Euth 3.16 (marg.), apron. Translated
wimples, lsa. 3.22. (2.) The vail put on the
face of Moses, Ex. 34.33-35. 2 Cor. 3.13-16.
(3.) Of Rebecca, Gen. 24.65; of Tamar, Gen.
38.14,19. (4.) Song 6.7. Isa. 3.23.
VAIL OF THE Ta£eknaole, between the
holy place and the most holy ; of twined linen,
blue, purple, and scarlet, with cherubim, hung
by golden hooks with silver sockets from four
pillars of shittim-wood, overlaid with gold, Ex.
26.31-33. Ex. 36.35,36. Heb. 9.3. Called
the vail of the covering, and used to cover the
ark. Num. 4.5. Ex. 35.12. Ex. 39.34. Ex.
40.21. Vail of the Temple, 2 Chr. 3.14. Eent at
Christ's death, .Mat. 27.61. Mar. 15.38. Luk.
23.45. Illustrative, Heb, 10,20.
VALLEYS AND Plains. See Dura,
Shinar, Palestine, valleys or.
VANITY. See Pkide.
VASHTI, wife of Ahasuerus ; her feast ;
refuses to ajipear before the king; divorced,
Esth. 1.
' VAT, See Wine-press,
VESSELS OF TBE Temple and Taber
nacle. See Tabernacle — Temple.
VESTKT (wardrobe), 2 Kin. 10.22,
VIAL, Of oU, 1 Sam. 10.1. IVansIated,
box, 2 Kin. 9.1,8. Symbolical, Rev. 5.8.
Eev. 15.7. Eev. 16.1-17. Eev. 17.1. Eev.
21.9. VILLAGES or V nwa lled To WNS,Deu.8. 6.
1 Sam. 6.18. Esth. 9.19. Belonging to cities,
Jos. 16.44-47. Jos. 21.12. Neh. 11.25,30.
Law respecting their redemption. Lev. 25.31.
VINE. Kinds of, lsa. 27.2. Eze. 17.6.
Wild, Deu. 32.32, 2 Kin. 4.89. Jer. 2.21.
Hos. 9.10.
Cultivated by Noah, Gen. 9.20. Cultivated
in Canaan, Gen. 49.11. Deu. 8.8. 2 Kin. 18.
32. By the Canaanites, Num. 13.24. Deu.
6.11. Jos. 24.13. By Edomites, Num. 20.17.
Amorites, Num. 21.22, Philistines, Jud.
15.5. Moabites at Sibmah, Isa. 16.8,9. Jer.
48.32. By Israelites at Abel, Jud. 11.33 {marg.).
Eaal-bamon, Song 8.11, Carmel, 2 Chr. 26.10.
Engedi, Song 1.14. Jezreel, 1 Kin. 21.1.
Lebanon, Hos. 14.7. Samaria, Jer. 31.5.
Shechem, Jud. 9.27. Shiloh, Jud. 21.20,21.
Timnath, Jud, 14.6.
Planted on hiUs, 2 Chr. 26.10. Isa. 5.1.
Jer. 31.5 ; in valleys. Song 6.11 ; by water,
Eze. 17.5. Eze, 19,10 ; against houses, Psa.
128.3. Mic. 4.4.
Pruned and dressed, Lev, 25.3,11, Deu. 28.
89. 2 Kin. 26.12. 2 Chr. 26.10, Isa. 5.6.
Blossoms of, fragrant, Song 2.13. Hos. 14,7
[marg.). Wood of, bumed, Eze, 16.2-5,
480

Porbidden to be planted or fruit of eatei
by Nazarites, Num. 6.3,4. See Nazarites;
or by Rechabites, Jer. 85.7-9.
Illustrative, Deu. 32.32. Psa. 128.3. Jer.
2.21. Eze. 15. Hos. 10.1. Symbolical, Rev.
14.18-20. Parables of, Jud. 9.12,13. Psa. 80.8-14,
Eze. 17.0-10. Eze. 19.10-14. Jno. 16.1-6.
See Wine — Vineyards.
VINEGAR (a sour wine). Num. 6.3. Euth
2.14. Psa. 69.21. Pro. 10.26. Pro. 26.20,
Offered to Christ on the cross. Mat. 27.34,48,
Jno. 19.29 with Mar, 16.23.
VINEYAKDS, Olive-yards, and Gar
dens. Cottages and towers buUt in, lsa. 1.8
Isa. 6.2. Mat. 21.33. Wine-press in, see
Wine-press. Pools in, Eco, 2.4-6. Song 4.
15. Placed by rivers, Num. 24.0. Watered
with the foot, Deu. 11.10. Boundaries of, see
Landmarks, Fence, Let out, and the rent
paid in money. Song 8.11,12. Isa. 7.23 ; In
produce, Mat. 21.34. Of kings under officers,
1 Chr. 27.26-31.
Parables of, Isa. 6.1-7. Isa. 27.2,3. Jer. 12
10. Mat, 20.1-16, Mat. 21.28-31,33-41. Luk.
13.6-9. VINTAGE, Jer. 0.9. A time of joy, Jud.
9.27. lsa. 16.10. Jer. 48.83. See Eirst-
fruits — Harvest.
VIOL, same as Psaltery. See Psaltery.
VIPEK, a kind of serpent. Job 20.16. Isa.
30.6. Isa. 59.5. Fastens on Paul's hand, Act.
28.3. Illustrative, Mat. 3.7. Mat. 28.33.
VIKTHE. (1.) Excellence, Phil, 4.8. 2 Pet.
1.5. (2.) Power, Luk, 6.19. Luk. 8.46.
VISIONS, Symbols. Abraham's vision of
the smoking furnace, Gen. 16.1-17. Jacob's
ladder. Gen, 28.12. Jacob's dream of the
cattle. Gen. 31.11-13. Dreams of Joseph,
Gen. 37.5-10 ; of Pharaoh's baker and butler.
Gen. 40 ; of Pharaoh, Gen. 41,
God appears to Jacob at Beersheba, Gen, 46
2. The buming bush, Ex. 3.2, Appearance
of God's glory on Sinai, Ex. 24.10,17, Ex.
19.18. Heb. 12.18-21. Ex. 32.18-23. See
Cloud of glory.
Balaam's vision in a trance. Num. 24.4,16.
Thecakeofbarley-bread, Jud. 7.13, Solomon's
vision at Gibeon, 1 Kin. 3.5-15. Elijah's
vision at Horeb, 1 Kin. 19.11-13. Horses and
chariots of flre, 2 Kin. 2.11. 2 Kin. 6.17.
Vision of a spirit. Job 4.12-16.
¦The vision of Jehovah in the temple, Isa. 6.
1-7. Rod of an almond-tree, Jer. 1.11, A
seething-pot set towards the north, Jer. 1.18.
Roll of a book, Eze. 2.9. Eating a roll, Eze.
3.1-3. Vision of the temple, Eze, 8. Aman
with a writer's ink-horn, Eze. 9. Coals of
fire scattered over Jerusalem, Eze, 10.2-7.
The valley of dry bones, Eze. 37,1-14. Vision
of a city, and temple with its ordinances,
Eze. c. 40 to 48.
A man measures the city and temple, Eze.
40. Vision of the glory of God, 4 cherubima
and 4 wheels, Eze. 43.2-7. Eze. 1. Eze. 3.
12-14,23. Eze. 8.2-4. Eze. 9.3. Eze. 10.
Eze. 11.22,23.
Healing waters, Eze. 47.1-12. Nebuchad
nezzar's dream of an image, Dan. 2 ; of a
great tree, Dan. 4. 10-18. Daniel's vision of
the 4 beasts, Dan. 7. The Ancient of dava
sittmg on a throne, Dan. 7.9,13.

VISIONS
The ram, he-goat, and little hom, Dan. 8.
The angel by the banks of Hiddekel, Dan, 10.
Dan. 12.6-7. Grasshoppers, Amos 7.1,2.
Fire, Araos 7.4. Plurab-line, Amos 7.7,8.
Basket of suraraer-fruit, Amos 8.1,2. The
teraple to be smitten, Araos 9.1.
Diflferent coloured horses. Zee. 1.8-11. Four
homs, and carpenters, Zee. 1.18-21. A raan
with a raeasuring-line. Zee. 2.1-3. Joshua,
the high-priest. Zee. 3.1-5. The golden
candlestick. Zee, 4. Zee. 6,1-4. The flying
roll. Zee, 5.1-4,
The ephah, talent of lead, and woraen with
wings. Zee, 5.5-11. The brass raountains and
4 chariots. Zee. 6.1-8, Descent of the Spirit
like a dove on Christ, Mat. 3.16. Mar, 1.10.
Luk, 3,22, Jno. 1.32-34, Transfiguration of
Christ ; appearance of Moses and Elijah, Mat.
17.1-9. Luk. 9.28-36.
Cloven tongues of flre at Pentecost, Act.
2.2,3. Stephen's vision of Christ, Act. 7.
56,66, Paul's visions of Christ, Act. 9.3-6.
Act. 18.9, Act. 22,17,18. Act, 23,11. Vision
of Christ to Ananias, Act, 9.10, Vision of
Ananias to Paul, Act, 9.12.
Cornelius' vision of an angel. Act. 10.8.
Peter's vision of unclean beasts. Act. 10.9-18.
Vision of a raan of Macedonia to Paul, Act.
16.9. Paul caught up into Paradise, 2 Cor.
12,1-4. Christ walking among the seven golden
candlesticks, and holding seven stars in his
hand. Rev. 1.10-20. A door opened in heaven.
Rev. 4.1. A rainbow rou::d about the throne.
Rev. 4.2,3. 24 elders, Rev. 4.4. 7 lamps of
tire burning before the throne. Rev. 4.6. Sea
of glass. Rev, 4.6,
Four living creatiu-es. Rev, 4.6-8. Book
with 7 seals. Rev, 6.1-6, Golden vials fuU of
odours. Rev. 6.8. The opening of the 6 seals.
Rev. 6. 4 horses with their riders. Rev. 6.
2-8. Earthquake, and convulsion of the
heavenly bodies. Rev. 6.12-14,
Four angels holding the 4 winds. Rev. 7.1.
The sealing of the 144,000, Rev. 7,2-8, Sound
ing of the 7 trurapets. Rev, c, 8 to 11, Silence
in heaven for half an hour. Rev, 8.1. The
opening of the 7th seal. Rev, 8,1. Incense of
fered on the golden altar, Rev, 8.3,
The censer filled with fire, Rev. 8.6. HaU
and fire mingled with blood. Rev. 8.7.
Mountain cast Into the sea. Rev. 8.8,9. Star
falling on the 3d part of waters, Rev. 8,10,11,
The 3d part of sun and raoon and stars
darkened. Rev. 8.12,
A star falling frora heaven. Rev, 9,1. Open
ing of the bottomless pit. Rev, 9.2, Locusts
like unto horses. Rev, 9.3-11. Four angels
loosed from the Euphrates, Rev, 9.14. An
army of horseraen. Rev, 9.16-19, Au angel
having a little book open. Rev. 10.1-3,5,6,8,
Seven thimders utter their voices. Rev.
10.8,4. The little book eaten, Rev, 10,9,10,
Measureraent of the temple. Rev. 11.1,2. The
two witnesses. Rev. 11.1-12. The court given
to the Gentiles, Rev, 11,2. Two olive-trees,
and two candlesticks. Rev, 11,4.
The beast out of the bottomless pit. Rev.
11.7. Fall of the tenth part of the city. Rev.
11,13. The second and third woes. Rev. 11.14,
The seventh angel sounds his trumpet. Rev,
11,16-19, The temple of God opened in
heaven, Kev, 11.19.
A woman clothed with the sun ; birth of the |
2 11

VOWS
man-child, Rev, 12, A red dragon with 1
heads and 10 horns. Rev, 12,3-17, War in
heaven. Rev, 12.7-9, The beast rising out oi
the sea. Rev. 13.1-10. The beast coming out
of the earth having two horns. Rev. 13.11-18.
Image of the beast whose deadly wound
was healed. Rev. 13.14,15. The Larab on
Mount Zion with the 144,000, and their new
song. Rev. 14.1-6. The angel having the
everlasting gospel. Rev. 14.6,7. The angel
proclairaing the faU of Babylon, Rev. 14.
8-13, The Son of raan with sharp sickle. Rev, 14,
14-16. The angel reaping the harvest, Rev.
14.14-20. An angel coraing out of the temple,
Rev, 14.17-19. An angel having power over
fire. Rev, 14.18. The vine of the earth cast
into the wine-press. Rev. 14.18-20.
Angels with the seven last plagues, Kev. 15.
A sea of glass mingled with fire. Rev. 15.2.
Temple of the tabemaele of the testimony
opened. Rev, 15.5. The sore upon the men
who had the raark of the beast. Rev. 16.2,
Sea tumed into blood. Rev, 16.3,
The seven angels pour out the seven vials.
Rev, 16. The rivers and springs become
blood. Rev, 16.4-6, Men scorched with great
heat. Rev, le 9, The seat of the beast fllled
with darkneS' Rev, 16.10,11, Water of the
Euphrates dried up, Rev, 16,12,
Three unclean spirits like frogs, Rev, 16,
13,14. The kings of the earth at Armageddon,
Rev. 16.14-16. A great earthquake, and haU-
storra. Rev, 16.17-21, An earthquake divid
ing ttie city into three parts. Rev. 16,
19,20. The woman on the scarlet-coloured beast
with 7 heads and 10 homs ; judgraent of the
great whore. Rev. 17. Destruction of Babylon
the great, Rev. 18, A stone cast into the sea
by an angel. Rev. 18,21. The Word of God
riding on a white horse. Rev, 19,11-16.
An angel standing in the sun, Rev. 19.
17-21. The fowls gathered to eat the flesh
of the slain army ; the beast and false pro
phet cast into the lake of fire. Rev, 19,20,
Satan bound for 1000 years. Rev. 20.1-3.
The souls of the martyrs reign with Christ
1000 years. Rev. 20,4.
The first resurrection. Rev. 20,4-6, Satan
loosed, and deceiving the nations, Rev. 20,
7-10, Gog and Magog besieging the camp of
the saints. Rev. 20.8,9, The devil cast into
the lake of fire. Rev. 20.10. The lake of fire
and brimstone. Rev. 20.10.
A great white throne. Rev. 20.11. The
opening of the book of life. Rev. 20.12.
Death and hell cast into the lake of fire, Kev.
20.14. New Jerusalem descending from God ;
its measurement, foundation, &c.. Rev. 21.
A pure river of water of life from the
throne. Rev. 22,1. The tree of life bearing
12 manner of fruits. Rev. 22.2,
See Dreams—Symeols— Angels, appear ^
ANCES OF — Prophets, inspiration of,
VOLCANO, Jer. 61.25, Neh. 1,6,6. Sym
bolical, Rev, 8.8,
VOLUNTARY Offerings. See Offer
ings, VOLUNTARY.
VOWS, Lev. 23,38, Psa, 22.25. Psa.
56.12. Psa. 61.6,8. Psa. 66.1. Psa. 66.13,
Psa, 116,14,18. Psa. 132.2. Isa. 19.21. Per
sons vowed to God, redeemed. Lev. 27.1-8.
4^1-

VULTURE
Clean beasts vowed must be perfect. Lev. 22.
18,21-23. Mai. 1.14; not redeemable. Lev.
27,9,10,26 ; sacrificed, Nura, 15.3,8 ; at the
tabemaele, Deu. 12.6,11,17,26 ; and eaten by
the people. Lev. 7.16,17, Unclean beasts
raust be redeemed or sold. Lev, 27,11-13,27,
Houses, &c., how redeeraed, and when not
redeeraable. Lev, 27.14-25,
Things devoted not redeeraable, Lev. 27.
28,29, Belonged to the priest. Lev. 27.21,28.
Num. 18.14. Eze, 44.29 {marg.). Devoted
cities, &.C., destroyed, Num, 21.1-3, Jos. 6.
17-26. 1 Sam. 16,3.
Vows were voluntary, Deu. 23.22. Ecc.
6.5. Act. 6.4. Were binding, Nura. 30.
2,4,7,11,12. Deu. 23.21-23. Jud, 11,35. Job
22,27, Psa, 50.14, Psa. 76.11, Pro. 20,25.
Ecc. 5.4-7, Jonah 2.9. Nah. 1.16.
In certain cases not binding, Nura. 30.3-13.
Punishraent for violating, Jos. 7.15. Things
forbidden to be vowed, Deu. 23.18. Mar.
7,11-13, Vows, Examples of : Jacob, Gen. 28.
20-22. Jephthah, Jud, 11.30,31, Micah's
raother, Jud. 17,2,3. Hannah, 1 Sam. 1.11,
Elkanah, 1 Sam. 1.21. Mariners, Jonah 1.16.
Jonah, Jonah 2.9.
See Nazarite vow— Rechabites— Dedi
cation — Liberality — Decision exempli-
i-IED. VULTURE. Three words are so translated:
(1.) Job 28.7. Translated, kite, Lev. 11.14.
Deu. 14,13. (2.) Lev. 11.14. (3.) Deu, 14.13.
Isa. 34.16.

w
"WATER, o thm cake, Ex. 29.23. Num.
6,19, WAGES. See Servants, hired.
WAGGON, See Cart,
WALKING with God, See Spiritual
diligence— God's favour — Prayerful
ness. WALLS of Cities, Araos 7.7, With gates
and bars, Deu. 3.6. 2 Chr. 8.6 (see Gates).
Battlements of, Jer. 6.10. Towers of, 2 Chr.
14.7. 2 Chr. 26.9. Isa. 26,12. Broad walls,
Jer. 61,68. 2 Kin. 6.26,30. House buUt on,
Jos. 2.16. Double walls, 2 Kin. 25.4. Isa.
22.11. 2 Sam. 20.15 {marg.). Dedicated,
Neh. 12.27.
Soldiers on, Sam. 11.20,24. Eze. 27.11.
Standards on, Jer. 61.12. Watchmen on.
Song 6.7. Isa. 62.6. Bodies of enemies fast
ened to, 1 Sam. 31,11,12. Idolatrous rites on,
2Kiu.3.27, See Jerusalem — Pence — House,
Illustrative, Psa. 62.3. Eze. 13.10-16. Zee.
2,6, WAR, Description of ; its Evils. 2 Sam.
2.26. Job 6.20. Psa. 79.1-3. Isa. 3.5,25,26
Isa. 5.29,30. Isa. 6,11,12. Isa. 9.5,19-21
Isa, 16.9,10, Isa. 18,6. Isa. 19.2-16, Isa,
32.13,14, Isa. 33.8,9. Isa. 34.7-15. Jer
4.19-31. Jer. 5.16,17. Jer. 6,24-26, Jer,
7.33,34. Jer, 8.16,17. Jer. 9.10-21, Jer.
10.20. Jer, 14.18. Jer, 15.8,9. Jer, 19.7-9,
Jer. 46.3-12. Jer. 47,3, Jer, 48.28,33, Jer,
61,30-68, Lam. c. 1 to 5, Eze, 39.17-19.
Hos. 10,14. Hos. 13.16. Joel 2.2-10. Amos
1.13. Araos 8.3, Nah. 2,10. Nah. 3.3,10.
iS2

WATCHFULNESS
Luk, 21.20-26. Rev, 19.17,18. See Peack,
national — Armies— Chariots.
WAR, A Judgment from God, Lev,
26.17,31-39. Deu. 28.25-68, Deu. 32,30, Jud.
2.14, 2 Kin, 16.37. 1 Chr. 5.22,26. 1 Chr.
21.12. 2 CTir. 15.6, Psa. 44.9-16, Psa. 60,
1-3. Psa. 105.25, Isa. 6.1-8,26. Isa. 19.2.
Isa, 34.4,5. Isa. 43.28, Isa. 46.7, Jer, 12.
7,12. Jer. 46.15-17,21. Jer, 47.6,7, Jer, 50,
25, Amos 3,6. Araos 4,11. Zee. 8.10,
WASHINGS, See Ablution— Pup.ifioa-
TION, WATCHES, See Night.
WATCHFULNESS. Ex. 23.13. In aU
things that I have said unto you be circum
spect. Ex. 34.12. Take heed to thyself, lest thou
raake a covenant with the inhabitants of the
land whither thou goest, lest it be for a snare
in the midst of thee.
Deu. 4.9, Only take heed to thyself, and
keep thy soul diligently, lest thou forget
the things which tMne eyes have seen, and
lest they depart from thy heart aU the days of
thy life. 23. Take heed unto yourselves, lest
ye forget the covenant of the Lord your God,
which he made with you,
Deu, 11.16, Take heed to yourselves, that
your heart be not deceived, and ye turn aside,
Jos. 22.6. Take diligent heed to do the
coraraandraent and the law.
Jos, 23,11, Take good heed therefore unto
yourselves, that ye love the Lord your God.
1 Kin. 2.4. If thy children take heed to
their way, to walk before me in truth with all
their heart, and with all their soul, there shall
not fail thee a man on the throne of Israel,
Job 36.21. Take heed, regard not iniquity.
Psa. 4.4, Stand in awe, and sin not : com
mune with your own heart upon your bed, and
be stm.
Psa. 119.9. Wherewithal shall a young
man cleanse his way ? By taking heed thereto
according to thy word.
Pro. 4.23. Keep thy heart with all dili
gence ; for out of it are the issues of Ufe. 26,
Let thine eyes look right on, and let thine eye
lids look straight before thee, 26. Ponder
the path of thy feet, and let all thy ways be
estabhshed. Pro. 16.17, The highway of the upright is
to depart from evil : he that keepeth his way
preserveth his soul.
Pro. 28.26, He that trusteth in his own
heart is a fool : but whoso walketh wisely, he
shall be delivered.
Mai. 2.15. Take heed to your spirit, and
let none deal treacherously.
Mat. 25.13. Watch therefore, for ye know
neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son
of raan cometh, v. 1-13,
Mat. 26.40. What, could ye not watch with
rae one hour ? 41. Watch and pray, that ye
enter not into temptation : the spirit indeed
is willing, but the flesh is weak. Mar. 14 38
Luk. 22.46.
Mar. 4.24. Take heed what ye hear: with
what raeasure ye raete, it shall be raeasured
to you ; and unto you that hear shall more be
given. Luk. 8.18.
Luk. 11.35. Take heed therefore that the
light which is in thee be not darkness.
Luk. 12,15. Take heed, and beware of covets

WATCHFULNESS

WEIGHTS

ousness. 35. Tx)t your loins be girded about,
and your lights burning ; 36. And ye your
selves like unto men that wait for their lord,
when he will retum from the wedding ; that
when he coraeth and knocketh, they may open
unto him immediately. 37. Blessed are those
servants, whora the lord when he coraeth
shall find watching : verily I say unto you,
that he shall gird hiraself, and raake thera to
sit down to raeat, and will come forth and
serve thera. 38. And if he shall come in the
second watch, or come in the third watch, and
find them so, blessed are those servants. 39.
And this know, that if the goodraan of the
house had known what hour the thief would
come, he would have watched, and not have
suffered his house to be broken through. 40.
lie ye therefore ready also : for the Son of
man cometh at an hour when ye think not.
Mat. 24.42-47. Mar. 13.33-37,
Luk. 21.8. Take heed that ye be not
deceived : for many shall corae in my name.
36. Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that
ye maybe accounted worthy to escape ail these
things that shall corae to pass, and to stand
before the Son of raan.
Rora. 13.11. Knowing the time, that now
it is high time to awake out of sleep : for
now is our salvation nearer than when we
believed, Rom. 14.16. Let not then your good be evil
spoken of.
1 Cor. 3.10. I have laid the foundation, and
another bmldeth thereon. But let every man
take heed how he buUdeth thereupon.
1 Cor. 8.9. Take heed lest by any raeans
tills liberty of your's becorae a stumbUngblock
to them that -are weak,
1 Cor, 10.12. Let hira that thinketh he
standeth take heed lest he fall. 1 Cor. 9.27-
1 C-or. 16.13, Watch ye, stand fast in the
faith, quit you like raen, be strong.
Eph. 5.16. See then that ye walk circura-
spectly, not as fools, but as wise.
Eph. 6.13. Take unto you the whole armour
of God, that ye may be able to withstand in
the evU day, and having done all, to stand.
18. I^aying always with aU prayer and suppU
cation in the Spirit, and watching thereunto
with aU perseverance and suppUcation for aU
saints. 1 The. 6.4. Ye, brethren, are not in dark
ness, that that day should overtake you as a
thief. 6. Let us not sleep, as do others ; but
let us watch and be sober.
2 Tim. 4.5, Watch thou in all things.
Heb. 2.1. We ought to give the more
earnest heed to the things which we have
heard, lest at any time we shoidd let them
slip. Heb. 3.12, Take heed, brethren, lest there
be in any of you an evil heart of unbeUef, in
departing from the Uving God.
Heb. 4.1, Let us therefore fear, lest, a pro-
raise being left us of entering into his rest,
any of you should seem to come short of
it. Heb. 12.16. Looking diligently lest any
man faU of the grace of God ; lest any root of
bittemess springing up trouble you, and there
by many be defiled.
1 Pet. 1,13, Gird up the loins of your mmd,
be sober, and hope to the end for the grace that
is ''O be brought unto you at the revelation of

Jesus Christ, 17. Pass the time of your sujonni-
ing here in fear.
1 Pet, 4.7. The end of aU things is at
hand : be ye therefore sober, and watch unto
prayer. 1 Pet. 6.8. Be sober, be vigUant ; because
your adversary the devil, as a roaring Uon,
walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.
2 Pet. 3,17. Seeing ye know these fhings
before, beware lest ye also, being led away
with the error of the wicked, faU frora your
own stedfastness,
1 Jno. 6.18. He that is begotten of God
keepeth hiraself, and that wicked one toucheth
him not.
2 Jno. 8. Look to yourselves, that we lose
not those things which we have wrought,
but that we receive a full reward.
Rev. 3.2. Be watchful, and strengthen the
things which remain, that are ready to die:
for I have not found thy works perfect before
God. 3. Reraember therefore how thou hast
received and heard, and hold fast, and repent.
If therefore thou shalt not watch, I wUl corae
on thee as a thief, and thou shalt not know
what hoiu: I wUl corae upon thes.
Rev. 16,16. Behold, I corae as a thief.
Blessed is he that watcheth, and keepeth his
garraents, lest he walk naked, and they see
his sharae.
See Decision — Prudence — Spiritual
diligence— Temptation— Self-denial.
WATCHMEN, Neh. 4.9. Isa. 21.8. On
city-waUs, 2 Sam. 18.24,25. 2 Sara. 13.34.
Isa. 62.6. Jer. 61.12. On watch-tOwers and
hUls, ISam. 14.16. 2 Kin. 9.17. 2 Chr. 20.
24. Isa. 21.5-8, Jer. 31,6. See Fortress.
In the streets of cities, Psa. 127.1, Song 3.3.
Song 6.7. Aroirad the teraple, 2 Kin. 11.6,7,
The watch changed, Neh. 7.3. Negligence
punished with death, Eze. 33.6. Signal given
by trurapet, Eze. 33.3-6. Illustrative, Isa.
52.8. Isa. 66,10, Eze, 3,17- Hos. 9.8.
WATER, Irrigation, Deu, 11,10. Pro. 21.
1. Isa. 68.11, Pouring out before the Lord,
1 Sam. 7.6. Water of separation. Num. 19.
See Ablution — Purification. Miracles
connected with water, Jud. 16.19, 2 Kin, 3,
37-22, Mat. 14.28, Jno. 2.1-11, See Wells-
Jordan — Nile — Red sea.
lUustrative, Psa. 69.1. Pro. 6.16. Isa. 43,
2. Isa, 66.1, Jer. 51,13, Eze, 36.26. Jno.
7.38. 1 Cor. 3,6, SyraboUcal, Isa. 8.7. Rev.
8.11. Rev. 12.16. Rev. 16.4. Rev. 17.1,16,
Waterspout, lUustrative, Psa, 42.7.
WAX, Psa. 22,14. Psa. 68,2. Psa, 97.6.
Mic. 1.4.
WEAPONS. See Arms.
WEASEL, Lev, 11,29,
WEAVER'S Beam, Jud, 16.14. 2 Sam.
21.19. 1 Chr. 11,23. Translated shuttle. Job
7.6. WEAVING, Ex. 28,32, Ex. 86.36. Ex.
39,22,27, 2 Kin. 23.7. Isa, 19,9. Isa.
38,12, WEEK, the Hebrew word signifles seven
(see seven) ; first raentioned. Gen. 29,27; but
see Gen, 1.31, Gen. 2.2,3. Gen. 8.10,12.
See Day — Feast of weeks,
WEIGHTS, Measures, Money, See
4uRE, Ass, Bath. Bekah, Bushel, Cab,
483

WELLS
Cor, Cubit, Day's journey, Dbam, Ephah,
Farthing, Fathom, Einobr-breadth,
Firkin, Furlong, Gbrah, Hand-brbadth,
Hin, Homes, Loo, Maneh, Measure, Mile,
Mite, Omer, Penny, Piece of Silver,
Pound, Reed, Sabbath-day's journey,
Shekel, Span, Talent,
Eequired to be just. Lev. 19.36,86. Deu.
26.13-16. Pro. 11.1. Pro. 16.11. Pro. 20.
10,23. Mic. 6.10,11. See Balances-
Purse. WELLS, Pools, ajjd Fountains, made
by Abraham, Gen. 21.26-30. Isaac, Gen. 26.
16-22,32,83. Jacob, Jno. 4.6. Solomon, Ecc.
2.6. Uzziah, 2 Chr. 26.10. Hezekiah, see
Gihon. For watering flocks. Gen. 24.10-20. Gen.
29.1-10. Ex. 2.16-19. Por flsh. Song 7.4.
Isa 19.10.
Public property, Gen. 24.18. 2 Kin. 20.20,
Private property. Gen. 21.26,30. 2 Sam. 17.
18. Sealed, Song 4.12.
Miracles connected with, Ex. 7.19. Ex. 16.
23-26. Ex. 17.6,7. Num. 20.10,11. 2 Kin.
2.21. Jno. 6.2. Jno. 9.7. Christ at Jacob's
well, Jno. 4.1-26.
lUustrative, Pro. 16.22. Isa. 12.3. Jer. 2.
13. Jno. 4.14. Eev. 7.17. Wells without
water, Jer. 16.18. 2 Pet. 2.17. See Beek.
Elim, Marah, Meribah, Shur — F alestik e,
WELLS OF.
¦WHALE, Gen, 1.21. Job 7.12. Mat. 12.
40. Tbe original signifies a monster; trans
lated great flsh, Jonah 1.17. A serpent, Ex.
7.9. Dragon, Jer. 61.34.
WHEAT, 1 Kin. 6.11. Psa. 81.16. Psa.
147.14. Eev. 6.6. In ofi'erings, 1 Chr. 21.23.
Num, 18.12. Of Minnith, Eze. 27.17. Illus
trative, Jer. 12.18. Jer. 23.28. Mat. 3.12.
Jno. 12.24. Parables, Mat, 13.26. Luk
16.7. WHEELS. Illustrative, Ecc. 12.6. Sym
bolical, Eze. 1.15-21. Eze. 3.18. Eze. 10.
9-19. Eze. 11.22. Potter's wheel, Jer.
18.3. WHIP, 1 Kin, 12.11. Pro. 26.3. Nah
3.2. WHIRLWIND, Pro. 1.27. Pro. 10.26.
Prom the south, Job 37.9. Isa, 21.1. Zee. 9.
14. EUjah taken up in, 2 Kin. 2.1,11, God
answered Job in. Job 38.1. Illustrative Hos
8.7, Eze. 1.4. See Wind.
WHISPEEEE, a secret slanderer, Eom. 1.
29. 2 Cor. 12.20.
WICKED, The. See Sin— Sinners,
WIDOWS AND Orphans. Ex. 22.22.
Ye shall not afiiict any widow, or fatherless
child. 23. If thou afflict them in any wise,
and they cry at all unto me, I wUl surely hear
their cry ; 24. And my wrath shall wax hot
and I will kill you with the sword ; and youi
wives shall be widows, and your children
fatherless, Deu. 10.18. He doth execute the judgment
of the fatherless and widow.
Deu. 14.29. The stranger, and the father
less, and the widow, which are within thy
gates, shaU come, and shall eat and be aatis
fied ; that the Lord thy Ood may bless thee in
8U the work of thine hand which thou doest
484

WIDOWS
Deu. 24.17, Thou shalt not pervert the
judgment of tbe stranger, nor of the father-
less ; nor take a widow's raiment to pledge.
Deu. 27,19. Cursed he he that perverteth
the judgment of the stranger, fatherless, and
widow. Job 22.9. Thou hast sent widows away
empty, and tbe arms ol the fatherless have
been broken. Job 6.27. Eze. 22.7.
Job 24.8. They drive away the ass of the
fatherless ; they take the widow's ox for a
pledge, 9. They pluck the fatherless from the
breast, and take a pledge of tbe poor. 21. He
evii-entreateth the barren that beareth not,
and doeth not good to the widow.
Job 29,12. I delivered the poor that cried,
and the fatherless, and him that had none to
help him. 13. The blessing of him that was
ready to perish came upon me ; and I caused
the widow's heart to sing for joy.
Job 31.16. If I have withheld the poor
from their desire, or have caused tbe eyes of
the widow to fail ; 17. Or have eaten my
morsel myself alone, and the fatherless bath
not eaten thereof ; 18. For from my youth
be was brought up witb me, as vMh a father,
and I have guided her from my mothei's
womb. V. 21.
Psa. 10.14. Thou art the helper of the
fatherless. 17. Thou wilt cause thine ear to
hear: 18. To judge the fatherless and the
oppressed, that the man of the earth may no
more oppress.
Psa. 27.10. When my father and my
mother forsake me, then the Lord will take
me up.
Psa. 68.6. A father of the fatherless, and a
judge of the widows, is God in his holy
habitation. '
Psa. 82.3. Defend the poor and fatherless.
Psa. 94.6. They slay the widow and the
stranger, and murder the fatherless,
Psa. 146.9. The Lord reUeveth the fatherless
and widow.
Pro. 15.25. He will establish the border
of the widow.
Pro. 23.10. Eemove not the old landmark ;
and enter not into the flelds of the fatherless :
11. Por their redeemer is mighty ; he shall
plead their cause with thee.
Isa. 1.17, Judge the fatherless, plead for
the widow. 23. They judge not the fatherless,
neither doth the cause of the widow come
unto them, Jer. 5.28.
Isa. 10.2. That widows may be tbeir prey,
and that they may rob tbe fatherless I
Jer. 7.6. Oppress not the stranger, the
fatherless, and the widow. Jer. 22 3 Zee
7.10. Jer. 49.11. Leave thy fatherless children,
I will preserve them alive ; and let thy widows
trust in me.
Hos, 14,3. In thee tbe fatherleas flndeth
mercy. Mai. 3.6, I wUl be a swift witness against
those that oppress the widow, and the father
less. Mat. 23.14. Ye devour widows' houses, and
for a pretence make long prayer : therefore
ye shall receive the greater damnation Mar
12.40. Luk. 7.12. There was a dead man canied
out, the only son of his mother, and she was
a widow. V. 11-16.

WIDOWS
Luk, 18,3, There was a widow In that city ;
and she carae unto him^ saying, Avenge me
of raine adversary.
Act. 6.1. There arose a murmuring of the
Grecians against the Hebrews, because their
widows were neglected in the daUy ministra
tion. Act. 9.39. AU the widows stood by him
weeping, and shewing the coats and garments
which Dorcas made whUe she was with them.
1 Cor. 7.8. I say therefore to the unmarried
and widows, It is good for them if they abide
even as I.
1 Tim. 6.3. Honour widows that are
widows indeed. 4. But if any widow have
chUdren or nephews, let them learn first to
shew piety at home, and to requite their
parents : for that is good and acceptable be
fore God. 6. She that is a widow indeed, and
desolate, trusteth in God, and continueth in
supplications and prayers night and day. 16.
If any raan or woraan that beUeveth have
widows, let thera reUeve thera, and let not the
church be charged ; that it may reUeve them
that are widows indeed, v. 11. Lam. 6.3.
Jas. 1.27. Pure reUgion and undefiled be
fore God and the Father is this. To visit the
fatherless and widows in their affliction,
and to keep himself unspotted from the
world. WIDOWS, Vows of, binding. Noma. 30.9.
Gleanings to be left for them, Deu. 24.19-21.
To share in the tithes and pubUc rejoicings,
Deu. 14.28,29, Deu, 16.11,14. Deu. 26.12,13.
When priests' daughters, to be supported by
their father. Lev. 22.13. Not to marry a priestj
' Lev. 21.14.
When chUdless, to be married by their
husband's next of kin, Deu. 25.5,6. Ruth 4.
4,6. Mat, 22.24, AUowed to marry again,
Rom, 7.3. 1 Cor. 7,39, See Marriage,
Wore mourning, Gen 38.14,19, 2 Sam,
14.2,6, WILDERNESS, See Deserts,
WILLS, Gen. 49,1. 1 Kin, 2.1, Gal. 3.
15 {marg.). Heb, 9.16,17. See Inheritance
— Testament.
WILLOW, Lev. 23,40, Psa. 137.2. Eze,
17,6, WIMPLE, a vaU, Isa. 3,22,
WIND, 1 Kin. 19,11. North, Job, 37.9,22,
Pro, 25,23. Song 4,16. South, Job 37.17.
Luk, 12.56, East, Gen. 41.6, Job 27,21.
Eze. 19,12. Jonah 4,8. West, Ex. 10,19,
Luk. 12.64, Euroclydon, Act, 27.14. Pesti
lential, 2 Kin, 19.7,35. Jer. 4.11, See
Whirlwind, WINDOW, Gen. 6.16. Gen. 26.8, Jos. 2.
15,21. 1 Kin. 6.4. Act. 20,9.
WINE, made by Noah, Gen. 9.21. Of
Palestine, Deu. 33.28. Jer. 31.12. Lebanon,
Hos. 14,7. Helbon, Eze, 27.18. Moab, lsa.
16.8-10. Jer. 48.32,33.
Fermenting of. Job 32.19, Pro, 23,31,32,
Mar, 2,22, Refining of, Isa. 25.6, Jer. 48.11.
Squeezed from the grape. Gen, 40.11. See
Wxnb-press. Kept in jars, Jer, 48,12, Skins,
Jos. 9.4,13, Job 32.19, Mat. 9,17. CeUars,
1 Chr. 27.27.
Intoxicating, Gen. 9,21. Gen. 19.32.
ISam, 26.37. 2 Sam. 13.28. Pro. 20.1, Pro.

WISDOM
21,17, Pro, 31,4. Isa, 6,11. Isa, 28.7. Jet.
23.9. Hos. 4.11. Hos. 7.6, Hab. 2.5, Act.
2.13. Eph. 6.18.
Red, Psa. 75.8. Pro. 23.31. Isa. 27.2.
Mingled, Pro. 9.2. Mixed, Pro. 23.80. Spiced,
Song 8.2. Scented, Hos. 14.7. Mixed with
water, Isa. 1.22. Sour, Hos, 4.18. Juice or
blood of the grape. Gen. 40.11. Gen. 49,11.
New, Pro. 3.10. Sweet, Mic. 6.16. Strong
wine or strong drink, Lev, 10.9. Num, 28,7.
Pro, 20,1, Isa. 5.11, Wines on the lees,
Isa, 25.6; or dregs, Psa, 75,8. Lees of wine,
Jer, 48.11. Old wine, Luk. 5.39. Wine of
poraegranates. Song 8, 2, See Vinegar,
Forbidden to priests, on entering tiie taber
nacle, LeT^ 10.9. Eze. 44.21 ; to Nazarites
(see Nazarites) ; to Samson's raother, Jud.
13.4,14. Israelites in the wUdemess had none,
Deu. 29.6, Daniel refused, Dan, 1,6,8,16.
Dau, 10,3, Recoraraended to Tiraothy, 1 Tim.
5,23, Drink-offerings of, see Offering,
drink-offering. Banquet of. Est. 6.6.
Est. 7.2. Christ changes water into wine,
Jno. 2.9,10. lUustrative, Isa. 66.1. Jer. 51.
7, Rev 14.8, Rev. 16.19. See Cup-bearjsr
— Tithe — First-fruits.
WINE-PRESS, Vat or Fat, Nura. 18.27.
Deu. 15.14. Jud. 6.11, Joel 2.24. Joel 3.
13. Hag. 2,16. In vineyards, Isa. 5,2, Mat.
21.33, Treading of. Neb. 13,15, Isa. 16.10.
lUustrative, Isa. 63.23, Lam. 1.16. Rev.
19.15. WINNOWING, Ruth 3.2. Isa. 30.23.
See Fan.
WINTER, Gen. 8,22, Pro. 20.4. Song 2.
11. Mat. 24.20. Act. 27.12. Act. 28,11.
Tit, 3.12. See Snow, Ice, Winter-house,
Jer. 36,22. Amos 3,16.
WISDOM— Knowledge op God — Spirit
ual understanding. Ex. 8.10. That thou
raayest know that there is none Uke unto the
Lord our God,
Ex. 18.11. Now I know that the Lord is
greater than aU gods. Psa. 135.6.
Deu, 32,29, Oh that they were wise, that
they understood this, that they would consider
their latter end 1
1 Chr, 28.9. Know thou the God of thy
father, and serve him with a perfect heart and
with a wUUng raind.
Job 4.3. Thou hast instructed many, and
thou hast strengthened the weak hands. 4.
Thy words have upholden him that was faU
ing, and thou hast strengthened the feeble

Job 5.27, Lo this, we have searched it, so
it is; hear it, and know thou it for thy good.
Job 8.8. Enquire, I pray thee, of the for
mer age, and prepare thyself to the search of
their fathers. 10. ShaU not they teach thee,
and teU thee, and utter words out of their
heart? Job 12.7. Ask now the beasts, and they
shaU teach thee ; and the fowls of the air, and
they shaU teU thee. 9. Who knoweth not
in all these that the hand of the Lord hath
wrought this! v. 8,
Job 22,21. Acquaint now thyself with hira,
and be at peace : thereby good shaU corae
unto thee.
Job 42,6. I have beard of thee by the
hearing of the ear ; but now mine eye seeth
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Psa. 2.10. Be wise now therefore, O ye
kings ; be instructed, ye judges of the earth.
Psa. 9.10, They that know thy narae wiU
put their trust in thee. 16. The Lord is known
by the judgraent u)hi(h he executeth.
Psa. 76.1. In Judah is God known: his
name is great in Israel.
Psa. 107,43. Whoso is wise, and wiU
observe these things, even they shaU under
stand the loving-kindness of the Lord,
Psa, 111.10. The fear of the Lord is the
beginning of wisdom : a good understanding
have aU they that do his commandments.
Pro, 1,5, A wise man wiU hear, and wUl
increase learning ; and a raan of understand
ing shall attain unto wise counsels. 7- The
fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge :
but fools despise wisdom and instruction.
V. 5-9.
Pro. 2.2. Incline thine ear unto wisdora,
and apply thine heart to understanding ; 3.
Yea, if thou criest after knowledge, and liftest
up thy voice for understanding ; 4. If thou
seekest her as silver, and searchest for her as
for hid treasures ; 5. Then shalt thou under
stand the fear of the Lord, and find the
knowledge of God. 9. Then shalt thou under
stand righteousness, and judgraent, and
equity ; yea, every good path. 10. When
wisdora entereth into thine heart, and know
ledge is pleasant unto thy soul ; 11. Discretion
shall preserve thee, understanding shaU keep
thee : 12. To deliver thee frora the way of the
evil nuxn. 20. That thou mayest walk in the
way of good men, and keep the paths of the
righteous. Pro. 3.13. Happy is the man that findeth
wisdom, and the raan that getteth understand
ing. 14, For the merchandise of it is better
than the merchandise of silver, and the gain
thereof than fine gold, 16. She is raore
precious than rubies : and aU the tilings thou
canst desire are not to be corapared unto her,
16. Length of days is in her right hand ; and
in her left hand riches and honour, 17. Her
ways are ways of pleasantness, and aU her
paths are peace, 18. She is a tree of life to
them that lay hold upon her: and happy is
every one that retaineth her. 21, My son, let
not them depart from thine eyes : keep sound
wisdora and discretion : 22. So shall they be
Ufe unto thy soul, and grace to thy neck. 23.
Then shalt thou walk in thy ways safely, and
thy foot shall not stumble. 24. When thou
Uest down, thou shalt not be afraid : yea, thou
.shalt lie down, and thy sleep shaU be sweet,
35, The wise shaU inherit glory ; but sharae
shaU be the prorac;tion of fools.
Pro. 4.5. Get wisdom, get understanding :
forget it not ; neither decline frora the woi'ds
of ray raouth. 6. Forsake her not, and she
shaU preserve thee : love her, and she shall
keep thee. 7. Wisdom is the principal tiling ;
therefore get wisdom : and with aU thy getting
get understanding. 8. Exalt her, and she
shaU promote thee : she shaU bring thee to
honour, when thou dost embrace her. 9, She
shaU give to thine head an ornament of grace :
a crown of glory shall she deUver to thee. 13.
Take fast hold of instruction ; let her not go :
keep her ; for she is thy life. v. 20-22,
Pro. 6.22, When thou goest, it shaU lead
thee ; when thou sleepest, it shall keep thee ;
and w/ien thou awakest, itshaU talk with thet;.
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23 For the comraandment is a lamp ; and the
law -is Ught; and reproofs of instruction are
the way of life. v. 20,21,
Pro, 7,2, Keep my comraandments, and
live ; and my law as the apple of thine eye.
3, Bind them upon thy fingers, write thera
upon the table of thine heart. 4. Say unto
wisdora. Thou art my sister ; and caU imder-
standing thy kinswoman.
Pro, 8.10, Receive my instruction, and not
sUver ; and knowledge rather than choice gold.
11. For wisdom is better than rubies ; and all
the things that may be desired are not to be
compared to it. 32. Now therefore hearken
unto me, 0 ye chUdren : for blessed are they
that keep my ways. 33. Hear instruction, and
be wise, and refuse it not. 34. Blessed is the
man that heareth me, watching daily at my
gates, waiting at the posts of my doors. 36.
Whoso findeth rae findeth life, and shaU obtain
favour of the Lord. v. 1-36.
Pro. 9.9. Give instruction to a wise man,
and he wiU be yet wiser : teach a just Tnan,
and he wUl increase in learning. 10. The fear
of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom : and
the knowledge of the holy is rraderstanding.
11. By rae thy days shall be raultipUed, and
the years of thy life shall be increased. 12. If
thou be wise, thou shalt be wise for thyself :
but i/thou scornest, thou alone shalt bear it.
Pro, 10.8. The wise in heart wUl receive
coraraandraents. 14. Wise m.en lay up know
ledge. 23. A raan of understanding hath wis
dora. Pro. 11.9. Through knowledge shall the
just be deUvered, 14. Where no counsel is,
the people faU : but in the multitude of
counseUers there is safety.
Pro. 12.1. Whoso loveth instruction loveth
knowledge. 8. A raan shaU be coraraended
according to his wisdom. 16. He that heark
eneth unto counsel is wise.
Pro. 13.14. The law of the wise is a foun
tain of Ufe, to depart from the snares of death.
16. Good understanding giveth favour. 16,
Every prudent man dealeth with knowledge.
Pro. 14.6. A scomer seeketh wisdora, and
fimdeth it not : but knowledge is easy unto hira
that understandeth. 16. A wise Tnan feareth,
and departeth frora evU. 18. The prudent are
crowned with knowledge. 33, Wisdom rest
eth in the heart of him that hath understand
ing. Pro. 15.14. The heart of hira that hath
understanding seeketh knowledge. 21, A raan
of understanding walketh uprightly. 33. The
fear of the Lord is tbe instruction of wisdora.
V. 22-24.
Pro. 16.16. How much better is it to get
wisdom than gold I and to get understanding
rather to be chosen than silver 1 20, He that
handleth a raatter wisely shaU find good. 22,
Understanding is a wellspring of life unto
hira that hath it : but the instruction of fools
is foUy,
Pro. 17.10. A reproof entereth more into a
wise man that an hundred stripes into a fool,
24, Wisdora is before hira that hath under
standing : but the eyes of a fool are in the
ends of the earth.
Pro, 18.16, The heart of the pmdent get
teth knowledge ; and the ear of the wise seeketh
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hlfl own soul : he that keepeth understanding
shaU flnd gocd. 20, Hear counsel, and receive
Instruction, that thou mayest be wise in thy
latter end.
Pro, 21.11, When the scomer is punished,
the Simple is made wise : and when the wise
is instructed, he receiveth knowledge. 22, A
wise man sealeth the city of the raighty, and
casteth down the strength of the confidence
thereof. Pro. 22.17, Bow down thine ear, and hear
the words of the wise, and apply thine heart
unto my knowledge. 18. For it ¦is a pleasant
thing if thou keep them within thee ; they
shaU withal be fitted in thy Ups. 19. That
thy trust may be in the Lord, I have raade
known to thee this day, even to thee. 20.
Have not I written to thee exceUent things in
counsels and knowledge, 21. That I raight
raake thee know the certainty of the words of
truth ; that thou raightest answer the worda
of truth to thera that send unto thee ?
Pro. 23.12. Apply thine heart imto instruc
tion, and thine ears to the words of knowledge,
19. Hear thou, ray son, and be wise, and guide
thine heart in the way. 23. Buy the truth, and
seU it not ; also wisdora, and instruction, and
understanding. Pro. 24.3, Through wisdora is an house
builded ; and by understanding it is estabUsh
ed : 4, And by knowledge shsdl the chambers
be flUed with aU precious and pleasant riches.
5. A wise man is strong ; yea, a man of know
ledge increaseth strength. 13. The honey-
corah, which is sweet to thy taste : 14. So
shdU the knowledge of wisdom be unto thy
soul : when thou hast found it, then there
shaU be a reward, and thy expectation shaU
not be cut oS.
Fro. 28.6. They that seek the Lord under
stand aU things.
Ecc. 2.13. I saw that wisdom exceUeth
foUy, as far as light exceUeth darkness, 14.
The wise man's eyes are in his head.
Ecc. 7.11. Wisdom is good with an inherit
ance : and by it there ia profit to them that see
the sun. 12. For wisdom ia a defence, and
raoney is a defence : but the exceUency of
knowledge is, that wisdom giveth life to them
that have it. 19. Wisdom strengtheneth the
wise more than ten raighty nun which are in
the city.
Ecc. 8.1. Who is as the wise man? and
who knoweth the interpretation of a thing 7 a
man's wisdom maketh his face to shine, and
the boldness of his face shaU be changed. 6.
A wise man's heart discemeth both time and
judgraent. Ecc. 9.15. There was foimd ia it a poor wise
man, and he by his wisdom deUvered the city ;
yet no man remerabered that same poor raan,
16. Then said I, Wisdom is better than strength :
nevertheless the poor raan's wisdora is despis
ed, and his words are not heard, 18. Wisdom
is better than weapons of war : but one sinner
destroyeth much good. v. 13,14.
Ecc, 10,2, A wise man's heart is at his
right hand; but a fool's heart at his left.
10. If the iron be blunt, and he do not whet
the edge, then must be put to raore strength :
but wisdom is profltable to direct, v. 3.
Isa. 11.9. The earth shaU be fuU of the
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Isa, 29.24. They also that erred in apirit
shaU corae to understanding, and they that
murmured shaU learn doctrine,
Isa. 33.6, Wisdom and knowledge shaU
be the stabUity of thy tiraes, and strength
of salvation : the fear of the Lord is his trea
sure. Jer. 9.23. Let not the wise man glory in
his wisdom, neither let the mighty man glory
in his might, let not the rich Tnan glory in his
riches : 24. But let him that glorieth glory
in this, that he understandeth and knoweth
me. Jer, 31.34. They shaU aU know rae, from
the least of thera unto the greatest of thera,
saith the Lord.
Dan. 11.32. The people that do know their
God shaU be strong, and do erploits. 33, And
they that understand among the people shaU
instruct raany.
Dan, 12,3, They that be wise shaU shine as
the brightness of the firmaraent. 4. Many
shall run to and fro, and knowledge shaU be
increased. 10. None of the wicked shaU
understand ; but the wise shaU understand,
Hos, 6. 3, Then shall we know, if we foUow
on to know the Lord, 6, 1 desired the know
ledge of God more than burnt-offerings.
Hos, 14.9, Who is wise, and he shaU
understand these thiTigsf prudent, and he
ShaU know them ?
Zee. 11.11, So the poor of the flock that
waited upon rae knew that it was the word of
the Lord.
Mat. 7,24, Whosoever heareth these say
ings of raine, and doeth them, I wiU liken
hira unto a wise raan, which built his house
upon a rock.
Mat, 26.4, The wise took oU in their vessels
with their laraps.
Mar. 12.34. When Jesus saw that he
answered discreetly, he said unto him, Thou
art not far frora the kingdom of God.
Luk. 7.36. Wisdora is justifled of aU her
chUdren, Mat. 11.19,
Luk. 11. 34, The light of the body is the eye :
therefore when thine eye is single, thy whole
body also is fuU of Ught ; but when thiTie eye
is evil, thy body also is fuU of darkness, 35.
Take heed therefore that the light which is in
thee be not darkness. 36, If thy whole body
therefore he fuU of light, having no part dark,
the whole shaU be full of Ught, as when
the bright shining of a candle doth give thee
Ught, Mat. 6,22,
Jno. 4.10. If thou knewest the gift of God,
and who it is that saith to thee. Give rae to
drink ; thou wotddest have asked of hira, and
he would have given thee Uving water, 22,
Ye worship ye know not what : we know what
we worship : for salvation is of the Jews.
Jno. 7.17. If any man wUl do hia wiU, he
shaU know of the doctrine, whether it be of
God, or whether I speak of rayself.
Jno. 8.32. Ye* shaU know the truth, and
the truth shaU raake you free.
Jno. 10.4. When he putteth forth his own
sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep
foUow him : for they know hia voice. 14. I
am the good shepherd, and know my sheep,
and am known of raine.
Jno, 17.3. This ia life etemal, that they
might know thee the only true God, and Jesus
Clirist, whom thou hast sent. 7. They havo
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known that aU things whatsoever thou hast
given me are of thee. 8. For I have given
unto them the words which thou gavest rae ;
and they have received them, and have known
surely that I carae out from thee, and they
have beUeved that thou didst send rae. 25.
O righteous Father, the world hath not known
thee : but I have known thee, and these have
known that thou hast sent rae.
Rora. 2.18. EjQowest hiavnH, and approv-
est the things that are raore exceUent, being
instructed out of the law.
Rom. 15.14. I rayself also ara persuaded of
you, my brethren, that ye also are full of
goodness, fiUed with all knowledge, able also
to admonish one another.
Rom. 16.19. I would have you wise unto
that which is good, and siraple conceming
evU, 1 Cor, 2.6, We speak wisdom araong them
that are perfect : yet not the wisdom of this
world, nor of the princes of this world, that
come to nought : 7, But we speak the wisdora
of God in a raystery, eoen the hidden wisdom,
which God ordained hefore the world unto our
glory, 15, He that is spiritual judgeth aU
things, yet he himself is judged of no raan,
16. For who hath known the mind of the Lord,
that he raay instruct hira ? But we have the
raind of Christ,
1 Cor, 3.18, Let no man deceive hiraseU.
If any man among you seeraeth to be wise in
this world, let him becorae a fool, that he raay
be wise,
1 Cor. 13.11. When I was a chUd, I spake
as a chUd, I understood as a chUd, I thought
as a chUd : but when I becarae a man, I put
away chUdish things.
1 Cor. 14.20. Brethren, be not chUdren in
understanding : howbeit in raaUce be ye chUd
ren, but in understanding be men,
2 Cor. 2.11. Lest Satan should get an
advantage of us : for we are not ignorant of
his devices.
2 Cor. 8.7. Ye abound in every thiTig, in
faith, and utterance, and knowledge.
Gal. 4.9. After that ye have known God, or
rather are known of God.
Eph. 4.13. TiU we aU come in the unity of
the faith, and of tho knowledge of the Son of
God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of
the stature of the fulness of (!3irist.
Eph. 5.17. Be ye not unwise, but under
standing what the wiU of the Lord is.
PhQ. 3,1, To write the same things to you,
to rae indeed is not grievous, but for you it is
safe. 8. I count aU things but loss for the
exceUency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus
my Lord : for whora I have suffered the loss
of aU things, and do count them but dung,
that I may win Christ, 10, That I may know
hira, and the power of his resurrection, and
the feUowship of his sufferings, being raade
conformable unto his death.
Col, 1.6. Since the day ye heard qfU, and
knew the grace of God in truth.
Col. 3.10. Have put on the new man, which
is renewed in knowledge after the image of
him that created him, 16. Let the word of
Christ dweU in you richly in aU wisdom,
1 The. 5.4. Ye, brethren, are not in dark
ness, that that day should overtake you as a
thief. 5. Ye are aU the chUdren of Ught, and
the chUdren of the day : we are not of the
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night, nor of darkness. 21, Prove aU things
hold fast that which is good.
1 Tira, 2.4. Who wiU have aU men to be
saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the
truth. 1 Pet, 3.16. Be ready always to give an
answer to every man that asketh you a reason
of the hope that is in you.
2 Pet, 1,2, Grace and peace be multipUed
unto you through the knowledge of God, and
of Jesus our Lord, 3, His divine power bath
given unto us all things that pertain unto life
and godliness, through the knowledge of him
that hath called us to glory and virtue, 6,
Add to virtue knowledge. 8. If these things
be in you, and abound, they make you that ye
shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the
knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, 12. I
wiU not be negUgent to put you always in
remembrance of these things, though ye
know t/iem, and be established in the present
truth. 2 Pet, 2.20. They have escaped the poUu
tions of the world through the knowledge of
the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,
2 Pet. 3.18, Grow in grace, and in the
knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ, 1 Jno. 2.3. Hereby we do know that we
know him, if we keep his coraraandraents.
13. I write unto you, fathers, because ye have
known hira that is frora the beginning, I
write unto you, Uttle chUdren, because ye
have known the Father. 21. I have not
written unto you because ye know not the
truth, but because ye know it, and that no
lie is of the truth.
1 Jno. 3.19. Hereby we know that we are
of the truth, and shaU assure our hearts before
him. 1 Jno. 4,6. We are of God : he that know
eth God heareth us ; he that is not of God
heareth not ns. Hereby know we the spirit of
truth, and the spirit of error.
See God's favour.
WISDOM, SpiMTUAii Understanding,
Ac, from Christ. Isa. 42.6. I wiU give
thee for a covenant of the people, for a Ught
of the GentUes ; 7. To open the blind eyes,
to bring out the prisoners from the prison,
and thera that sit in darkness out of the
prison-house. Isa. 63.11. By his knowledge shall my
righteous servant justify raany.
Mat. 11.27. Neither knoweth any man the
Father, save the Son, and he to whorasoever
the Son wiU reveal him.
Luk. 1.78. Tlie dayspring from on high
hath visited us, 79. To give light to them
that sit in darkness and in the shadow of
death, to guide our feet into the way of peace.
Luk. 21.15. I wUl give you a mouth and
wisdora, which aU your adversaries shall not
be able to gainsay nor resist,
Luk. 24.32. Did not our heart bum within
us, whUe he talked with us by the way, and
whUe he opened to us the scriptures? 45.
Then opened he their tmderstanding, that
they raight understand the scriptures.
Jno. 1.4. In hira was Ufe ; and the life was
the Ught of men. 9, That was the true Light,
which Ughteth every man that cometh into
the world, 17. The law was given by Mosea,
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WtSbOM
No man hath seen God at any time ; the only-
begotten i'lon, which is in the bosom of the
Father, he hath declared him.
Jno. 8.12. I am the Ught of the world : he
that foUoweth me shaU not walk in darkness,
out shaU have the Ught of life. 19, If ye had
Known rae, ye should have known my Father
also, 31, If ye continue in my word, then are
ye ray disciples indeed ; 32. And ye shaU
know the tmth, and the truth shaU raake you
free. Jno. 9.6. As long as I am in the world, I
am the light of the world, 39, For judgraent
I am come into thia world, that they which
see not might see,
Jno. 12.46. He that seeth me seeth hira
that sent me. 46, 1 ara corae a light into the
world, that whosoever bdieveth on rae should
not abide in darkness.
Jno. 14.6. I am the way, and the truth,
and the life : no man coraeth unto the Father,
but by rae. 7, If ye had known me, ye should
have known my Father also : and frora hence
forth ye know hira, and have seen hira,
Jno, 15,15, I have called you friends ; for
all things that I have heard of my Father I
have raade known unto you.
Jno. 17.6. I have manifested thy name
unto the men which thou gavest me out of the
world. 26, I have declared unto them thy
narae, aud wiU declare it : that the love where
with thou hast loved me may be in them, and
I in them,
Jno, 18,37. For thia cause came I into the
world, that I should bear witness unto the
truth. Every one that ia of the truth heareth
my voice,
1 Cor. 1.30. Of hira are ye in Christ Jesus,
who of God is made unto ns wisdom.
Eph, 6.8, Ye were sometimes darkness, but
now are ye light in the Lord.
2Tim. 2.7. The Lord give thee understand
ing in aU things,
1 Jno, 6,20, We know that the Son of God
is corae, and hath given us an understanding,
that we raay know hira that is true, and we are
in hira that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ,
See Word of God enlightening,
WISDOM, Spiritual Understanding,
Ac., FROM God, Ex, 4.11. Who hath
made raan's raouth ? or who raaketh the dumb,
or deaf, or the seeing, or the blind? have not
I the Lord ? 12. Now therefore go, and I wiU
be with thy mouth, and teach thee what thou
shalt say,
Deu. 4.36, Unto thee it was shewed, that
thou mightest know that the Lord he is God ;
there is none else beside hira. v. 36,
Deu, 8,18, Reraember the Lord thy God:
for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth.
Deu, 29,4, The Lord hath not given you an
heart to perceive, and eyes to see, and ears
to hear, unto thia day,
Deu, 32,10. He led him about, he inatruct
ed hira,
1 Kin. 3,12, Lo, I have given thee a wise
and an understanding heart ; so that there
was none like thee before thee, neither after
thee shaU any arise like unto thee, 1 Kin, 4,
29. 1 Kin, 6.12. 1 Kin. 10,24,
Job 11,6. Oh that God 6, Would shew thee
the secrets of wisdom, that they are double to
that which la I
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and where is the place of understanding ? 23,
God knoweth the place thereof. 28, And unto
raan he said. Behold, the fear of the Lord,
that is wisdora ; and to depart from evil is
understanding, v. 12-28.
Job 32.8. The inspiration of the Almighty
giveth them understanding.
Job 33.16, He openeth the ears of men,
and sealeth their instruction.
Job 35.11, Who teacheth us more than the
beasts of the earth, and maketh ua wiser than
the fowls of heaven.
Job 36.22. Who teacheth lUce him ?
Job 37.7, He sealeth up the hand of every
raan ; that all men may know his work.
Job 38.36, Who hath put wisdom in the
inward parts ? or who hath given understand
ing to the heart 7
Psa. 16,7. I wiU bless the Lord, who hath
given me counsel : ray reins also instruct rae
in the night seasons.
Psa. 19.1. The heavens declare the glory ot
God, and the firraament sheweth his handy-
work. 2. Day irato day uttereth speech, and
night unto night sheweth knowledge.
Psa. 25.8. Good and upright is the Lord :
therefore wiU he teach sinners in the way. 9.
The meek wiU he guide in judgment : and the
meek wiU he teach his way. 12. What raan
is he that feareth the Lord ? him shaU he teach
in the way that he shall choose. 14, The
secret of the Lord is with them that fear hira ;
and he wUl shew thera his covenant.
Psa. 32.8. I wiU instruct thee and teach
thee in the way which thou shalt go : I wUl
guide thee with raine eye.
Psa. 36.9. With thee is the fountain of Ufe :
in thy light shaU we see Ught.
Psa. 61.6. In the hidden part thou shalt
raake rae to know wisdom.
Psa. 71,17. 0 God, thou hast taught me
from ray youth : and hitherto have I declared
thy wondrous works.
Psa. 94.10, He that teacheth man know
ledge, sJiall Tiot he hnow ? 12, Blessed is the
man whom thou chastenest, O Lord, and
teachest hira out of thy law,
Psa. 112,4. Unto the upright there ariseth
Ught in the darkness.
Pro. 2,6. The Lord giveth wisdora : out of
his mouth cometh knowledge and understand
ing, 7, He layeth up sound wisdom for the
righteous. Pro. 3,6, In all thy ways acknowledge him,
and he shaU direct thy paths, v. 5,
Ecc, 2,26, God giveth to a man that is good
in his sight wisdom, and knowledge.
Isa. 28.26, His God doth instmct hira to
discretion, and doth teach hira,
Isa, 80,21, Thine ears shaU hear a word
behind thee, saying. This is the way, walk ye
in It, when ye tum to the right hand, and
when ye tum to the left,
Isa, 42,16, I wiU bring the blind by a way
that they knew not ; I wUl lead thera in paths
that they have not known ; I wiU raake darkness
Ught before them, and crooked things straight,
Isa, 48,17. I am the Lord thy God which
teacheth thee to profit, which leadeth thee by
the way that thou shouldest go.
Isa, 64,13. AU thy chUdren shaU he taught
of the Lord,
Isa. 68,11. The Lord shaU guide thee con-
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Jer. 24.7, I wiU give thera an heart to
know me, that I am the Lord, 2 Chr. 33,13.
Dan. 1.17. God gave them knowledge and
skill in aU learning and wisdora,
Dan. 2.21. He giveth wisdom unto the wise,
and knowledge to them that know understand
ing : 22, He revealeth the deep and secret
things. Mat. 11.25. Thou hast hid these things
frora the wise and prudent, and hast revealed
thera unto babes.
Mat. 13.11, It ia given unto you to know
the raysteries of the kingdom of heaven.
Mat. 16.17. Flesh and blood hath not
revealed it unto thee, but my Father which is
in heaven.
Jno. 6.45. They shall be aU taught of God.
Every man therefore that hath heard, and
hath leamed of the Father, coraeth unto rae.
Isa. 54.13.
Act. 14.17. He left not himself without
witness, in that he did good, and gave us
rain from heaven, and fruitful seasons, filling
our hearts with food and gladness.
Rom. 1.19. That which raay be known of
God is raanifest in thera ; for God hath shew
ed it unto thera. 20. For the invisible things
of him frora the creation of the world are
clearly seen, being understood by the things
that are raade, eoen his etemal power and
Godhead. 2 Cor. 4.6. God, who coraraanded the light
to shine out of darkness, hath shined in cur
hearts, to give the Ught of the knowledge
of the glory of God in the face of Jesus
Christ. Eph. 1.9. Having made known unto us
the raystery of his wUl, according to his good
pleasure, which he hath purposed in hira
self. Phil. 3,16. If in any thing ye be otherwise
rainded, God shaU reveal even this unto
you. Col. 1.26. The mystery which hath been
hid frora ages and from generations, but now
is raade manifest to hia saints : 27. To whora
God would make known what is the riches of
the glory of this raystery araong the GentUes.
2 Tira. 1.7. God hath not given us the
spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and
of a soimd mind.
Jas. 1.6. If any of you lack wisdom, let
him ask of God, that giveth to all men
UberaUy, and upbraideth not ; and it shall be
given lum.
Jaa. 8,17, The wisdora that ia frora above
is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy
to be entreated, fuU of raercy and good fruits,
without partiality, and without hypocrisy.
See Prophets, inspiration of — God
PROTECTOR AND GUIDE,
WISDOM, Spiritual Understanding,
ifcC, FROM THE HOLY SPIRIT, Gen. 41.38.
Can we find such a one as thia is, a raan in
whora the Spirit of God is? v. 39,
Ex. 31.3. I have fiUed hira with the Spirit
of God, in wiadom, and in understanding, and
in knowledge, and in aU raanner of workraan
ship, tJ, 6, Ex, 36,31-35. Ex, 36.1,
Neh. 9.20. Thou gavest also thy good Spirit
to instruct thera.
Pro. 1,23. I wiU pour out my Spirit unto
you, I wiU make known my words unto you,
Isa. 11.2. The Spirit of the Lord shaU rest
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upon him, the spirit of wisdom and under
standing, the spirit of counsel and might, the
spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the
Lord : 3, And shall make hira of quick
understanding in the fear of the Lord.
Luk, 12,12. The Holy Ghost shaU teach
you in the sarae hour what ye ought to say,
Jno. 14.26. The Holy Ghost, whom the
Father will send in my narae, he shaU teach
you aU things, and bring aU things to your
reraerabrance, whatsoever I have said unto
you. Juo. 16.13, When he, the Spirit of truth,
is corae, he wiU guide you into aU truth : for
he shaU not speak of hiraself ; but whatsoever
he shall hear, that shall he speak : and he wiU
shew you things to come, 14, He shaU glorify
rae : for he shaU receive of mine, and shall
shew it unto you.
Act, 6,3, Look ye out araong you seven
raen of honest report, fuU of the Holy Ghost
and wisdom.
1 Cor, 2.9, Neither have entered into the
heart of man, the things which God hath pre
pared for them that love hira. 10. But God
hath revealed them imto us by his Spirit : for
the Spirit searcheth aU things, yea, the deep
things of God. 12. We have received, not
the spirit of the world, but the Spirit which
is of God ; that we might know the things
that are freely given to us of God, 13. Not in
the words which man's wisdom teacheth, but
which the Holy Ghost teacheth. 14. The
natural man receiveth not the things of the
Spirit of God : for they are fooUshness unto
him ; neither can he know fhem, because they
are spirituaUy discerned.
1 Cor. 12,8. To one ia given by the Spirit
the word of wisdora ; to another the word of
knowledge by the same Spirit, v. 10.
Eph. 1.17. That the God of our Lord Jesus
Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto
you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the
knowledge of him,
1 Jno. 2.20. Ye have an unction from the
Holy One, and ye know aU things, 27, The
anointing which ye have received of him abid
eth in you, and ye need not that any man
teach you ; but as the same anointing teacheth
you of aU things, and is truth, and is no Ue,
and even aa it hath taught you, ye shaU abide
in him.
See Prophbi'B, inspiration by the holy
SPIRIT, WISDOM FROM THE Scriptures. See
Word of God enlightening,
WISDOM, Spiritual Understanding,
&c., Prayer for. Ex. 33.13, I pray thee,
if I have found grace in thy sight, shew rae
now thy way, that I raay know thee, that I
raay find grace in thy sight. 18. I beseech
thee, shew rae thy glory. Gen. 24.12-27.
1 Kin. 3,7, I am but a little child : I know
not how to go out or come in, 9, Give therefore
thy servant an understanding heart to judge
thy people, that I raay discem between good
and bad : for who is able to judge this thy so
great a people? 2 Chr. 1.10,
1 Kin. 8.86. Teach them the good way
wherein they should walk, 2 Chr, 6,27,
Job. 84.32. That which I see not teach thou
Qe, Psa. 6.8. Lead me, 0 Lord, in thy right

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oousuess because of raine eneraies ; raake thy
way straight before ray face.
Psa, 25.4. Shew me thy ways, 0 Lord ;
teach me thy paths. 6. Lead rae in thy truth,
and teach me : for thou art the God of ray
salvation ; on thee do I wait all the day.
Psa, 27.11, Teach me thy way, O Lord,
and lead rae in a plain path, because of mine
eneraies, Psa. 31,3, For thy name's sake lead me, and
guide me,
Fsa, 39,4, Lord, raake me to know mine
end, and the measure of ray days, what it is ;
that I may know how fraU I am.
Psa, 43.3, O send out thy Ught and thy
truth : let thera lead me ; let them bring rae
unto thy holy hiU.
Psa. 86.11, Teach me thy way, O Lord ; I
wiU walk in thy truth : unite my heart to fear
thy narae.
Psa. 90.12. So teach us to number our
days, that we may apply our hearts unto wis
dom. Psa. 119.12. Blessed ari thou, O Lord:
teach me thy statutes. 18. Open thou raine
eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out
of thy law. 19. 1 am a stranger in the earth :
hide not thy commandments from me. 27.
Make me to understand the way of thy pre
cepts : so shall I talk of thy wondrous works.
33. Teach me, 0 Lord, the way of thy statutes ;
and I shaU keep it unto the end. 34. Give rae
understanding, and I shaU keep thy law ; yea,
I shaU observe it with my whole heart, 66.
Teach me good judgment and knowledge : for
I have beUeved thy comraandments, 68. Thou
art good, and doest good; teadi me thy
statutes, Psa, 119,73, Thy hands have made rae and
fashioned rae : give rae understanding, that I
may leam thy commandments. 80. Let my
heart be sound in thy statutes ; that I be not
ashamed. 124, Deal with thy servant accord
ing unto thy raercy, and teach me thy statutes.
126, I a/m thy servant ; give me imderstanding,
that I may know thy testiraonies. 135. Make
thy face to shine upon thy servant ; and teach
rae thy statutes. 144. Give me understanding,
and I ahaU live. 169, Let my cry corae near
before thee, 0 Lord : give me understanding
according to thy word. 171, My Ups shall
utter praise, when thou hast taught me thy
statutes, v. 26.
Psa. 139,24. Lead me in the way everlast
ing, Psa, 143.8, Cause me to hear thy loving
kindness in the morning ; for in thee do I
trust : cause rae to know the way wherein I
should walk ; for I lift up ray soul unto thee.
10. Teach me to do tby wiU ; for thou oj-i my
God : thy Spirit is good ; lead me into the
land of uprightness.
Eph. 1.17, That the God of our Lord Jesus
Christ, the Eatber of glory, may give unto you
the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the
knowledge of him: 18, The eyes of your
understanding being enUghtened ; that ye raay
know what is the hope of his calling, and what
the riches of the glory of his inheritance in
the saints, 19, And what is the exceeding
greatness of his power to us-ward who believe,
according to the working of his raighty
power. , , , ^
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hend with aU saints what is the breadth, and
length, and depth, and height ; 19. And to
know the love of Christ, which passeth know
ledge, that ye might be fiUed with aU the ful
ness of God,
PhU. 1,9. I pray, that your love raay
abound yet raore and raore in knowledge and
in aH judgment ; 10. That ye may approve
things that are exceUent ; that ye raay be
sincere and without offence tiU the day of
Christ. Col. 1.9, We also, do not cease to pray for
you, and to desire that ye might be filled with
the knowledge of hia wUl in aU wisdom and
spiritual understanding ;• 10, Being fruitful
in every good work, and increasing in the
knowledge of God,
Col. 2,2. That their hearts might be cora
forted, being knit together in love, and unto
aU richea of the fuU assurance of understand
ing, to the acknowledgraent of the raystery of
God, and of the Father, and of Christ,
1 The. 3.11. Now God hiraself and our
Father, and our Lord Jesus Christ, direct our
way unto you.
2 Tira. 2.7. Consider what I say ; and the
Lord give thee understanding in all things.
WISDOM AND Kindness in Speech,
Excellence of — Exemplified, Job 16,6,
I would strengthen you with my mouth, and
the moving of ray lips should asswage your gritf.
Job 27.4. My Ups shaU not speak wicked
ness, nor ray tongue utter deceit.
Psa. 15.1. Lord, who shaU abide in thy
tabemaele ? 2. He that speaketh the truth in
his heart. 3. He that backbiteth not with his
tongue. Psa, 17,3. I ara purposed that my raouth
shall not transgress.
Psa, 37.80. The mouth of the righteous
speaketh wisdom, and his tongue talketh of
judgment. Psa. 39,1. I said, I wiU take heed to my
ways, that I sin not with my tongue : I wiU
keep my mouth with a bridle, whUe the
wicked is before me.
Psa, 71.24. My tongue also shaU talk of
thy righteousness aU the day long.
Psa. 77.12. I wiU meditate also of all thy
work, and talk of thy doings.
Psa. 106.2. Talk ye of all his wondrous
works. Psa. 119.13. With ray Ups have I declared
aU the judgments of thy mouth. 27, Make
rae to understand the way of thy precepts : so
shaU I talk of thy wondrous works. 46. I wiU
speak of thy testiraonies also before kings, and '
wUl not be ashamed, 172. My tongue shaU
speak of thy word : for aU thy coraraandraents
are righteousness.
Psa. 141.3. Set a watch, 0 Lord, before my
mouth ; keep the door of my Ups.
Psa. 146.6. I wUl speak of the glorious
honour of thy majesty, and of thy wondrous
works. 6, And men shall speak of the might
of thy terrible acts : and I wUl declare thy
greatness. 7. They shaU abundantly utter the
raeraory of thy great goodness, and shaU sing
of thy righteousness. 11, They shaU speak
of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of thy
power ; 12. "To raake known to the sons of raen
his mighty acts, and the glorious majesty of
his kingdora.
Pro. 10,11. The raouth of a righteous man
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is a weU of Ufe. 13, In the lips of him that
hath underRtandittg wisdom is found, 19. In
the raultitude of words there wanteth not sin :
but he that refraineth his Ups is wise. 20, Tlie
tongue of the just is as choice sUver : 21, The
Ups of the righteous feed many. 31, The
mouth of the just bringeth forth wisdora,
32, The lips of the righteous know what is
acceptable. Pro. 11.12, A raan of understanding hold
eth his peace, 13. A talebearer revealeth
secrets : but he that is of a faithful spirit con-
cealeth the matter.
Pro, 12,6. The raouth of the upright shaU
deliver thera, 14, A man shall be satisfied
with good by the fruit of his mouth. 16. A
prudent man covereth shame. 17, He tliat
speaketh truth sheweth forth righteousness.
18. The tongue of the wise is health. 19. The
Up of truth shaU be established for ever. 23.
A prudent raan concealeth knowledge.
Pro. 13.2. A raan shall eat good by the
fruit of his mouth. 3. He that keepeth his
mouth keepeth his Ufe.
Pro. 14,3, The lips of the wise shaU preserve
thera, 6, A faithful witness will not Ue,
Pro, 15,1, A soft answer turneth away
wrath. 2. The tongue of the wise useth
knowledge aright, 4. A wholesome tongue is
a tree of life, 7. The Ups of the wise disperse
knowledge. 23, A man hath joy by the
answer of his raouth : and a word spoken in
due season, how good isit! 26. The words of
the pure are pleasant words. 28. The heart
of the righteous studieth to answer.
Pro. 16.21. The wise in heart shaU be
caUed prudent : and the sweetness of the lips
increaseth learning, 23. The heart of the wise
teacheth his raouth, and addeth learning to
his lips. 24. Pleasant words are as an honey-
corab, sweet to the soul, and health to the
bones. Pro. 17.27. He that hath knowledge spareth
his words : and a man of understanding is of
an exceUent spirit. 28. Even a fool, when he
holdeth his peace, is coimted wise : aTid he
that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of
understanding. Pro. 18.4. The words of a man s mouth are
as deep waters, and the wellspring of wisdora
as a flowing brook. 20. A raan's belly shaU
be satisfied with the fruit of his raouth; and
with the increase of his Ups shaU he be fiUed.
21. Death and life are in the power of the
tongue : and they that love it shaU eat the
fruit thereof.
Pro. 19.1. Better is the poor that walketh
in his integrity, than he that is perverse in his
Ups, and is a fool, 22. A poor man is better
than a liar.
Pro. 20.15. There is gold, and a multitude
of rubies : but the Ups of knowledge are a
precious jewel.
Pro. 21.23. Whoso keepeth his mouth and
his tongue keepeth his soul frora troubles.
Pro. 22.11. He that loveth pureness of
heart, for the grace of his lips the king sliaU
he his friend.
Pro. 25,11, A word fitly spoken is like
apples of gold in pictures of sUver. v. 15.
Pro, 26.6. Answer a fool accordingto his
foUy, lest he be wise in his own conceit.
Pro. 29.11. A fool uttereth aU his mind.
but a wise mam keepeth it in tiU afterwards.
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Pro, 31.26, She openeth her raouth with
wisdora ; and in her tongue is the law of kind
ness. Ecc. 3.7. A tirae to keep sUence, and a
tirae to speak.
Ecc. 9.17. The words of wise men are
heard in quiet more than the cry of hira that
ruleth araong fools.
Ecc. 10.12. The words of a wise man's
mouth are gracious.
Ecc, 12.11. The words of the wise are as
goads, and as nails fastened by the masters of
asserabUes. Amos 6,13, The prudent shaU keep sUence
in that tirae ; for it is an evU tirae,
Zeph, 3,13. The remnant of Israel shall
not do iniquity, nor speak Uea,
Mat, 12.37. By thy words thou shalt be
justified, and by thy words thou shalt be con
demned, V. 36,
Luk, 6,45. A good raan out of the, good
treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which
is good ; for of the abundance of the heart his
raouth speaketh,
Eph. 4.25. Speak every man truth with
his neighbour : for we are raerabers one of
another. 29. Let no corrupt coraraunication
proceed out of your mouth, but that which is
good to the use of edifying, that it may minuter
grace unto the hearers. Zee. 8.16. Eph. 5.4.
Col. 4.6. Let your speech be alway with
grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know
how ye ought to answer every man.
Jas. 1.19. Let every man be swift to hear,
slow to speak, slow to wrath, v. 26.
Jas. 8,2. If any man offend not in word,
the sarae is a perfect man, and able also to
bridle the whole body, 13, Who is a wise man
and endued with knowledge among you? let
hira shew out of a good conversation his works
with meekness of wisdom.
See Integrity — Saints, communion of.
WISDOM, Natural, Knowledge,
Learning. Job 6.13, He taJteth the wise
in their own craftiness : and the counsel of
the froward is carried headlong.
Job 11,12, Vain man would be wise,
though man be born like a wUd ass's colt.
Job 12.11, Doth not the ear try words?
Job 34.18.
Pro, 18.1. Through desire a man, having
separated himself, seeketh and intermeddleth
with all wisdora. Job 28,
Ecc. 1.18, In much wisdora is rauch grief :
and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth
sorrow, v. 13-18. Ecc, 2.15,16.
Ecc. 7.16. Be not righteous over rauch ;
neither raake thyself over wise : why shoiUdest
thou destroy thyseU? 17. Be not over rauch
wicked, neither be thou foolish : why shouldest
thou die before thy tirae? 23. AU this have I
proved by wisdora : I said, I wUl be wise ; but
it was far frora rae. 24. That which is far off,
and exceeding deep, who can find it out ? 25!
I appUed raine heart to know, and to search,
and to seek out wisdom, and the reason of
things, and to know the wickedness of foUy,
even- of fooUshness and madness.
Ecc. 12.12. Of making many booka tliere
is no end ; and rauch study is a weariness of
the flesh.
Isa. 29.14, The wisdom of their wise men
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Isa. 47,10, Thy wisdom and thy knowledge,
it hath perverted thee ; and thou hast said in
thine heart, I am, and none else besides rae.
Jer, 8.9, The wise men are asharaed, they
are dismayed and taken : lo, they have reject
ed the word of the Lord ; and what wisdora is
in them ?
Jer, 9,23, Thus saith the Lord, Let not the
wise man glory in his wisdom,
Jer, 49.7, Is wisdom no more in Teman 7
is counsel perished from the prudent? is their
wisdom vanished ?
Luk. 16.8. The chUdren of this world are
in their generation wiser than the chUdren of
Ught. Rora 1,22, Professing themselves to be
wise, they became fools, 23. And changed the
glory of the uncorruptible God into an image
made like to corruptible man.
1 Cor. 1,17, Not with wisdom of words,
lest the cross of Christ should be made of
none effect. 19. For it is written, T wiU
destroy the wisdom of the wise, and wiU bring
to nothing the understanding of the prudent,
20. Where is the wise ? where is the scribe ?
where is the disputer of this world ? hath not
God raade foolish the wisdora of this world ?
21. For after that, in the wisdom of God, the
world by wisdora knew not God, it pleased
God by the foolishness of preaching to save
them that believe, 22. For the Jewa require
a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdora, 26,
Not raany wise raen after the flesh, not raany
mighty, not raany noble, are called: 27. But
Grod hath chosen the fooUsh things of the
world to confound the wise.
1 Cor. 2.1. I, brethren, when I carae to
you, came not with exceUency of speech or of
wisdora, declaring unto you the testimony of
God. 4. My speech and my preaching was not
with enticing words of man's wisdora, but in
demonstration of the Spirit and of power : 6.
That your faith should not stand in the wisdom
of men, but in the power of God, 6. Howbeit
we speak wisdom araong them that are per
fect : yet not the wisdora of this world, nor of
the princes of this world, that come to nought.
13. Which things also we speak, not in the
words which man's wisdora teacheth.
1 Cor. 3.18. If any raan among you seem
eth to be wise in this world, let hira become a
fool, that he raay be wise. 19. The wisdom of
this world is foolishness with God, For it is
written, He taketh the wise in their own crafti
ness, 20. And again, the Lord knoweth the
thoughts of the wise, that they are vain.
1 Cor. 8.1. Knowledge puffeth up, but
charity edifieth,
2 Cor, 1,12, Not with fleshly wisdom, but
by the grace of God, we have had our conver
sation in the world, and more abundantly to
you-ward. Col. 2.8. Beware lest any man spoil you
through phUosophy and vain deceit, after the
tradition of raen, after 'ihe radiments of the
world, and not after Christ.
1 Tira, 6,20. Keep that which is committed
to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain bab
blings, and oppositions of science falsely so
call ed
Jas. 3.16. This wisdom descendeth not
from above, but is earthly, sensual, devilish.
Wisdom, EXAMrLES ov : Jethro, Niun.
10.31. Solomon, 1 Kin. 3,16-28. 1 Kin, 4.

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30-34. Ethan, &c., 1 Kin. 4.31. Men oi
Issachar, 1 Chr. 12.32. A king, Dan. 8.26,
Daniel, Dan. 6.3. Moses, Act. 7,22.
See Prudence.
¦WISE Men. See MAai,
¦WITCHCRAFT, See Sorcery,
"WITNESSES, Lev. 6.1. Two required.
Num. 36.30. Deu. 17.6. Deu. 19.15. Mat.
18.16. 2 Cor. 18.1. 1 Tim. 5.19. Heb. 10.
28. Witnesses of bargains, Euth 4.1-9. Jer,
32.10-12 ; of marriage, Euth 4.10. Isa. 8.2,
Criminals stoned by, Deu. 17,7. Act. 7.68.
Symbolical, Rev. 11.3. False witness, see
Falsehood. WI'VES, See Women.
¦WIZAKD. See Sorcery.
¦WOLF, Gen. 49.27. .Ter. 6.6, Eze. 22.27.
Mat. 10.16, Jno. 10.12. Illustrative, Isa. 11.
6. Zeph. 3.3. Mat. 7.16, Act, 20.29.
WOMEN, Wives, Creation of woman. Gen,
1.27. Gen. 2.21,22. Relation to man. Gen.
2.18,20. 1 Cor. 11.3-12. Fall of, curse on.
Gen. 3.1-16. 2 Cor. 11.3. 1 Tun. 2.14.
Promise to. Gen. 3.15.
Had separate tents or apartments. Gen. 24.
67. Gen. 81.83. Est. 2.9,11. Veiled the
face, Gen. 24.65, see Vail. Wore long hair,
1 Cor. 11.6-16, Worshipped in the tabernacle.
Ex, 88.8. 1 Sam. 2.22. Joined in temple-
music, 1 Chr. 26.5,6. Ezr. 2.66. Celebrated
national victories, Ex. 15.20. 1 Sam. 18.6,
Attended funerals as mourners, Jer. 9.17,20,
Domestic duties of. Gen. 18.6. Pro. 31.
15-18. Mat. 24.41. Spun, Ex. 35.26,26.
1 Sam. 2,19. Pro. 31.19-24. Gleaned, Euth
2.8. Kept vineyards. Song 1.6. Tending
sheep. Gen. 29.9. Ex. 2.16. Drew water.
Gen. 24.11-16. 1 Sam. 9.11. Jno. 4,7.
Vows of, when binding, Num. 30.8-16.
Inheritance of. Num. 27.8. Num. 36. Un
faithfulness of wives tested by the water of
jealousy. Num. 5.14, see Adultery. Punish-
ment'for injuring a woman, Ex. 21.22-25.
Government by, Isa. 3.12. To be slain by
a woman a disgrace, Jud. 9.54. See Queen
— Prophetess— Deaconess — Marriage —
Dress. Gen. 2.18. God said It is not good that the
man should be alone ; I wUl make him an
help meet for him. 23. Adam said. This is
now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh :
she shall be called Woman, because she was
taken out of Man.
Gen, 3.16. Thy desire shall be to thy hus
band, and he shall rale over thee.
Est. 1.20. AU the wives shall give to their
husbands honour, both to great and small, 22.
Every man shoula bear rule in his own house.
Pro. 11.16. A gracious woman retaineth
honour. '
Pro. 12.4. A virtuous woman is a crown to
her husband.
Pro. 14,1. Every wise woman buildeth her
house. Pro. 19.14. A pradent wife is from the
Lord. Pro. 18.22.
Pro. 31.10. "Who can flnd a virtuous
woman ? for her price is far above rubies. 11.
The heart of her husband dotb safely trust in
her, so that be shall have no need ot spoU.
28. Her children arise up, and called her
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her. 29. Many daughters have done vir
tuously, but thou exceUest them aU. 80,
Favour is deceitfiU, and beauty is vain : but a
woraan that feareth the Lord, she shaU be
praised. 31. Give her of the fruit of her hands ;
and let her own works praise her in the gates.
V. 1-31.
1 Cor. 7.10. Let not the wife depart frora
Tier husband. 13. Ajid the woraan which hath
an husband that beUeveth not, and if he be
pleased to dweU with her, let her not leave
hira, 14. For the unbeUeving husband is
sanctified by the wife, and the unbelieving
wife is sanctified by the husband : else were
your chUdren unclean ; but now are they holy.
\G. For what knowest thou, 0 wife, whether
thou shalt save thy husband ? Or how knowest
thou, 0 man, whether thou shalt save thy
wife 7 u, 1-17,28-40.
1 Cor. 11.3. The head of the woraan is the
raan. 5. Every woraan that prayeth or pro
phesieth with her head uncovered dishonoureth
her head : for that is even aU one as if she
were shaven. 7. The woman is the glory of
the raan. 8. For the man is not of the woraan ;
but the woman of the raan. 9. Neither was the
raan created for the woman ; but the woman
for the raan. 11. Neither is the man with
out the woraan, neither the woman without the
man, in the Lord. 12. For as the woman is
of the raan, even so is the raan also by the
woraan ; but aU things of God. v. 3-16,
1 Cor. 14.34. Let your women keep sUence
in the churches : for it is not permitted unto
thera to speak ; but they are commanded to be
under obedience, as also saith the law. 35.
And if they wUl leam any thing, let them ask
their husbands at home ; for it is a sharae for
woraen to speak in the church.
Eph. 5.22. Wives, submit yourselves unto
your own husbands, as unto the Lord. 23.
For the husband is the head of the wife, even
as Christ is the head of the church : and he is
the saviour of the body. 24. Therefore as the
church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives
be to their own husbands in every thing.
33. The wife see that she reverence her
husband. Col. 3.18, Wives, submit yourselves unto
your own husbands, as it is fit in the Lord,
1 Tim. 2.9. That woraen adorn theraselves
in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and
sobriety ; not with broided hair, or gold, or
pearls, or costly array ; 10, But (which be
cometh women professing godUness} with good
works, 11, Let the woraan learn in sUence
with aU subjection, 12. But I suffer not a
woraan to teach, nor to usurp authority over
the man, but to be in silence. 13, For Adam
was flrst forraed, then Eve. 14. And Adam
was not deceived, but the woraan being deceived
was in the transgression. 15. She shall be
saved in chUdbearing, if they continue in faith
and charity and holiness with sobriety.
1 Tim, 3.11. Even so must fheir wives be
, , , , faithful in all
^Tave, not slanderers, sobe.
things. 1 Tim, 5,9, Let not a widow be taken into
the nuraber under threescore years old, having
been the wife of one man. 10. Well reported
of for good works ; if she have brought up
children, if she have lodged strangers, if she
have washed the saints' feet, if she have re
lieved the afflicted, if slie have diUgently fol-
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lowed every good work. 14. I wiU therefore
that the younger wcraen marry, bear chUdren,
guide the house, give none occasion to the ad
versary to spealc reproachfully.
lit, 2.3, The aged woraen likewise, that
they be in behaviour as becoraeth holiness, not
false accusers, not given to rauch wine,
teachers of good things ; 4. That they raay
teach the young woraen to be sober, to love
their husbands, to love their chUdren, 6. To
he discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good,
obedient to their own husbands, that the word
of God be not blasphemed,
1 Pet, 3.1, Likewise, ye wives be in subjec
tion to your own husbands ; that, if any obey
not the word, they also may without the word
be won by the conversation of the wives, 2.
While they behold your chaste conversation
coupled with fear. 3. Whose adorning let it
not be that outward adorning of plaiting the
hair, and of wearing of gold, or of putting on
of apparel ; 4. But let it be the hidden man of
the heart, in that which is not corruptible,
even the ornament of a raeek and quiet spirit,
which is in the sight of God of great price. 5.
For after this manner in the old tirae the holy
woraen also, who trusted in God, adorned
themselves, being in subjection unto their own
husbands ; 6. Even as Sara obeyed Abrahara,
caUing him lord : whose daughters ye are, as
long as ye do weU, and are not afraid with any
amazement. Women and Wives, Good, Examples
OF : Deborah, Jud. 4,4, Manoah's wife, Jud.
13.23. Naorai and Ruth, Ruth 1,8,16,17.
Ruth 3,11. Hannah, ISam. 1.10-28, AbigaU,
1 Sara, 25.3, Jehoshabeath, 2 Chr, 22.11.
Esther, Est. 4.15-17. Mary, Luk. 1,26-38.
Elizabeth, Luk. 1.6. Anna, Luk. 2,87
Syrophenician, Mat. 15.27,28. A widow, Mar,
12,42, Mary and Martha, Mar, 14.3-9, Luk,
10.42, Jno, 11.6, Mary Magdalene, <fec,.
Mar, 16,1. Luk, 8.3. A woraan who had
been a sinner, Luk. 7.37-47. A Samaritan,
Jno. 4.28,29. Dorcas, Act. 9.36. Lydia, Act.
10.14. PriscUla, Act. 18.26. Phebe, Rom.
16.1,2. Mary, Rom. 16.6. Lois and Eunice,
2 Tira. 1.5, PhUippians, PhU. 4.3, See
Prophetess. WOMEN AND Wives, Sins and Errors.
Pro. 11.22. As a jewel of gold in a swine's
snout, so is a /air woman which is without
discretion. Pro. 12.4. A virtuous woman is a crown to
her husband : but she that raaketh asharaed
is as rottenness in his bones.
Pro. 14.1. Every wise woman buUdeth her
house : but the fooUsh plucketh it down with
her hands.
Pro. 21.19. It is better to dweU in the
wUderness, than with a contentious aud an
angry woraan.
Pro. 25.24. It is better to dweU in the
corner of the housetop, than with a brawUng
woraan and in a wide house.
Pro. 27.15. A continual dropping in a very
rainy day and a contentious woman are alike
16. Whosoever hideth her hideth the wind
and the oratraent of liis right hand, which
bewrayeth itself. Pro. 19.13.
Pro. 30.23. An odious woman when she i."
raarried ; and an handmaid that is hetr to her
raistress. Ecc. 7.23, One raan araong a thousand have

WOOL
I found ; but a woraan araong all those have I
not found, v. 27,
lsa. 3.16. Because the daughters of Zion
are haughty, and walk with stretched forth
necks and wanton eyes, walking and raincing
as they go, and making a tinkling with their
feet. 18. In that day the Lord wiU take away
the bravery of their tinkUng ornaments, v.
16-24. Isa. 82.9. Rise up, ye women that are at
ease ; hear my voice, ye careless daughters ;
give ear unto my speech, 10, Many days and
years shaU ye be troubled, ye careless women.
v. 11.
Eze, 13.18. Woe to the women that sew
piUows to aU arraholes, and raake kerchiefs
upon the head of every stature to hunt souls !
WiU ye hunt the souls of ray people, and wiU
ye save the souls alive that come irato you ?
2 Tira. 3.6. Which creep into houses, and
lead captive siUy woraen laden with sins, led
away with divers lusts.
Women and Wives, Sins and Errors,
Examples of : Eve, Gen. 3.6. 1 Tira. 2.14.
Sarah, Gen. 18,12. Gen. 21.10. Lot's wife,
Gen. 19.26. Luk.17.32. Lot's daughters. Gen.
19.31-38. Rebekah, Gen. 27.13. Rachel, Gen.
30.1. Gen. 31.34. Dinah, Gen. 34.1,2. Taraar,
Gen. 38.14r24. Potiphar's wife. Gen. 39.7.
Zipporah, Ex. 4.25. Miriara, Num. 12.
Samson's wife, Jud, 14.16,17, Delilah, Jud,
16,4-20. Michal, 2 Sara, 6.16, Bathsheba,
2 Sara. 12.10. Solomon's wives, 1 Kin. 11.4.
Neh, 13.26. Jezebel, 1 Kin. 21, 2 Kui, 9.
30-37, AthaUah, 2 Kin. 8,18,26,27. 2 Kin,
11.1-8,13-16, 2 Chr, 24,7. Noadiah, Neh, 6,
14. Haraan's wife. Est, 6.14, Est. 6.13.
Job's wife. Job 2.9, Job 19.17. Herodias
and her daughter, Mar, 6.18-28. Sapphira,
Act. 6.2-10. Jezebel, Rev, 2.20,
WOOL. Spun for clothing. Lev. 13.47-62.
Eze. 34.3. Hos, 2.5,9. Forbidden to be mixed
with linen, Deu. 22.11. Exported from Da
mascus, Eze. 27,18. First fleece given to the
priest, Deu. 18.4.
WORD OF God enlightening — Wisdom
FROM. Deu. 4.6. This is your wisdora and
your understanding in the sight of the nations,
which shall hear aU these statutes, and say.
Surely this great nation is a wise and under
standing people.
Psa, 19.7. The testiraony of the Lord is
sure, raaking wise the siraple, 8. The statutes
of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart : the
comraandment of the Lord is pure, enlighten
ing the eyes, v. 1-14,
Psa. 94.12, Blessed is the man whora thou
chastenest, O Lord, and teachest hira out of
thy law.
Psa. 119.18. Open thou raine eyes, that I
may behold wondrous things out of thy law.
98, Thou through thy commandments hast
raade me wiser than raine eneraies : for they
are ever with rae, 99. I have raore under
standing than aU my teachers : for thy testi
monies are ray raeditation. 100. I understand
raore than tbe ancients, because I keep thy
precepts. 104. Through thy precepts I get
understanding, 105. Thy word ia a lamp unto
my feet, and a Ught unto my path. 180.
The entrance of thy words giveth Ught; it
giveth understanding unto the simple. Pro.
6.23,

WORD OF GOD
Pro. 1,1. The proverbs of Solomon. 2, To
know wisdom and mstruction ; to perceive the
words of understanding ; 3. To receive the in
struction of wisdora, justice, and judgment,
and equity ; 4, To give subtUty to the simple,
to the young raan knowledge and discretion,
Jer. 8.9, The wise men are asharaed, they
are disraayed and taken : lo, they have rejected
the word of the Lord ; and what wisdom is in
thera? Mar, 12. 24. Do ye not therefore err, because
ye know not the scriptures, neither the power
of God 7
1 Cor. 10.11. They are written for our ad
monition, upon whora the ends of the world
are corae.
2 Tim. 3.15, FroraachUd thou hast known
the holy scriptures, which are able to raake thee
wise unto salvation through faith which is in
Christ Jesus. 16. AU scripture is given by
inspiration of God, and is profitable for doc
trine, for reproof, for correction, for instruc
tion in righteousness.
WORD OF God. Its Excellence, To
REREAD AND RECEIVED. DcU. 4.8. What
nation is there so great, that hath statutes
and judgraents so righteous as aU this law,
which I set before you this day 7 10, I wiU
raake thera hear my words, that they raay leam
to fear rae all the days that they shaU Uve
upon the earth, and that they may teach their
chUdren. Deu. 6.1,
Deu. 6.6. These words, which 1 coraraand
thee this day, shaU be in thine heart : 7. And
thou shalt teach thera dUigently unto tliy
chUdren, and shalt talk of them when thou
sittest in thine house, and when thou walkest
by the way, and when thou Uest down, and
when thou risest up. 8. And thou shalt bind
thera for a sign upon thine hand, and they
shaUbe as frontlets between thine eyes. 9, And
thou shalt write thera upon the posts of thy
house, and on thy gates. Ex. 13.9. Deu. 11.
18. Deu, 17.18. When he sitteth upon the throne
of his kingdora, he shaU write him a copy of
this law in a book. 19. And it shaU be with
him, and he shall read therein aU the days of
his life : that he raay leam to fear the Lord
his God, to keep aU the words of this law and
these statutes, to do them.
Deu. 30.11. This comraandment which I
coraraand thee thia day, it is not hidden frora
thee, neither is it far off. 14. But the word is
very nigh unto thee, in "ihy mouth, and in thy
heart, that thou raayest do it. v. 12,13.
Deu. 31.11, Thou shalt read this law before
aU Israel in their hearing, 32. Gather the
people together, raen, and woraen, and chUdren,
and thy stranger that is within thy gates, that
they may hear, and that they may learn, and
fear the Lord your God, and observe to do aU
the words of this law : 13. And that their
chUdren, which have not known amything, may
hear, and leam to fearthe Lord your God, 19.
Write ye this song for you, and teach it the
chUdren of Israel: put it in their mouths, that
this song may be a witness for me against the
chUdren of Israel. 21. For it shaU not be for
gotten out cf the mouths of their seed : 26.
Take this book of the law, and put it in the
side of the ark of the covenant of the Lord your
God, that it raay be there for a witness against
thee. V. 0. 4Q5

WORD OF GOD
Den. 32.2. My doctrine shaU drop as the
rain, ray speech shaU distU as the dew, as the
sraaU rain upon the tender herb, and as the
showers upon the grass : 46. Set your hearts
unto aU the words which I testify among you
this day, which ye shall coraraand your chUd
ren to observe to do, aU the words of this law.
Deu. 33.3, They sat down at thy feet ;
every one shaU receive of thy words.
Jos. 1.8. Tills book of the law shaU not
depart out of thy raouth ; but thou shalt raedi-
tate therein day and night, that thou mayest
observe to do according to aU that is written
therein : for then thou shalt raake thy way
prosperous, and then thou shalt have good
success. Jos. 3.9. Corae hither and hear the word
of the Lord your God,
1 Chr, 16,15. Be ye mindful always of his
covenant ; the word which he commanded to
a thousand generations,
Neh, 9,29. And testifledst against them,
that thou mightest bring them again unto thy
law : yet they dealt proudly, and hearkened
not unto thy coraraandraents, but sinned
against thy judgraents (which if a man do, he
shaU Uve in thera).
Job 22.22. Eeceive, I pray thee, the law
from his raouth, and lay up his words in thine
heart. Psa. 12.6. The words of the Lord are pure
words : as sUver tried in a furnace of earth,
purified seven tiraes.
Psa. 18,30. The word of the Lord is tried.
2 Sam. 22.31.
Psa. 19.11. By thera is thy servant warned:
and in keeping of them there is great reward.
V. 7-9.
Psa. 78.1. Give ear, O ray people, to my
law : incline your ears to the words of my
raouth. 7. That they raight set their hope in
God, and not forget the works of God, but
keep his coraraandraents : 8. And raight not
be as their fathers, a stubborn and rebeUious
generation. Psa. 93.5. Thy testimonies are very sure.
Psa. 102.18. This shaU be written for the
generation to come : and the people which
shall be created shall praise the Lord,
Psa. 119.86. -AU thy comraandments are
faithful. 96. Thy coraraandraent is exceeding
broad. 128, I esteera all thy precepts concemr-
ing aU things to be right. 129. Thy testirao
nies are wonderful. 138. Thy testimonies that
thou hast coraraanded are righteous and very
faithful. 140. Thy word is very pure. 142,
Thy righteousness is an everlasting righteous
ness, and thy law is the trath, 144. The right
eousness of thy testimonies is everlasting. 151.
AU thy commandments are truth, 152, Con
cerning thy testimonies, I have known of old
that thou hast founded them for ever. 160.
Thy word is true from the beginning : and
every one of thy righteous judgments endureth
for ever. 172. All thy commandraents are
righteousness. Psa. 147.15. He sendeth forth his com
mandment upon earth : his word runneth very
swiftly. V. 19,20.
Pro. 6.21, Bind them continuaUy upon
thine heart, and tie them about thy neck, 22,
When thou goest, it shall lead thee ; when
thou sleepest, it shaU keep thee ; and when
thou awakest, it shaU taUc with thee. 23. For
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the commandment is a lamp ; aud the law w
Ught ; and reproofs of instruction are the way
of life.
Pro. 30.5. Every word of God is pure.
Ecc. 5.1. Keep thy foot when thou goest to
the house of God, and be raore ready to hear,
than to give the sacrifice of fools.
Ecc, 12.10. Acceptable words: and that
which was written was upright, even words of
truth. 11, The words of the wise are as
goads, and as naUs fastened by the raasters (}f
asserabUes, which are given from one shep
herd. Isa. 8,16. Bind up the testimony, seal the
law among ray disciples.
Isa. 40.8. The grass withereth, the flower
fadeth : but the word of our God shaU stand
for ever.
Isa. 65.10. As the rain cometh down,
and the snow from heaven, and returneth not
thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it
bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to
the sower, and bread to the eater : 11. So
shall my word be that goeth forth out of my
mouth : it shaU not retum unto rae void, but
it shaU accompUsh that whidi I please, and it
shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.
Jer, 13,16. Hear ye, and give ear ; be not
proud : for the Lord hath spoken.
Jer. 22.29, O earth, earth, earth, hear the
word of the Lord.
Jer. 23.28. What is the chaff to the wheat
saith the Lord. 29, Js not my word like as a
fire 7 saith the Lord ; and like a hammer that
breaketh the rock in pieces 7
Jer. 36.6. Read in the roll, which thou hast
written from ray raouth, the words of the Lord
in the ears of the people in the Lord's house
upon the fasting day,
Eze, 3,10. AU my words that I shall speak
unto thee receive in thine heart, and bear with
thine ears. v. 3,
Dan. 10.21. The scripture of tmth.
Hos. 6,6. Therefore have I hewed them by
the prophets ; I have slain them by the words
of my raouth : and thy judgraents are as the
Ught that goeth forth.
Hab. 2.2. Write the vision, and make it
plain upon tables, that he may run that read
eth it.
Zee, 7.7. Hear the words which the Lord
hath cried by the former prophets.
Mat. 7,24. Whosoever heareth these say
ings of raine, and doeth them, I wiU liken him
unto a wise raan, which buUt his house upon
a rock : 26. And the rain descended, and the
floods carae, and the winds blew, and beat upon
that house ; and it feU not : for it was founded
upon a rock. v. 26,27, Luk. 6.47.
Mat. 11.15, He that hath ears to hear, let
him hear.
Mar. 1.15, Repent ye, and beUeve the gospel.
Luk. 11.28. Yea rather, blessed are they
that hear the word of God, and keep it,
Luk. 16.29, They have Moses aud the pro
phets; let them hear them. 31. If they hear
not Moses and the prophets, neither wUl they
be persuaded, though one rose from tiie dead.
Jno. 6.39. Search the scriptures; for in
them ye think ye have etemal Ufe : and they
are they which testify of me,
Jno, 17,20. Neither pray I for theae alone
but for them also which shaU beUeve on me
through their wora.

WORD OF GOD
Jno. 20.31. These are written, that ye
mdght beUeve that Jesus is the Christ, the
Son of God ; and that beUeving ye might have
life through his name.
Rora. B.l. WI.at advantage then hath the
Jew ? 2, Chiefly, because that unto them were
committed the oracles of God,
Rom. 4.23. It waa not written for hia sake
alone, that it was imputed to hira ; 24. But
for us also.
Rora, 10.17. Faith cometh by hearing, and
hearing by the word of God. v. 14-18.
Rora, 12.2, Prove what is that good, and
acceptable, and perfect, wiU of God.
Rom. 15.4. Whatsoever things were written
aforetime were written for our learning, that
we through patience and comfort of the
scriptures mig^t have hope,
1 Cor, 2,13. Which things also we speak,
not in the words which man's wisdom teacheth,
but which the Holy Ghost teacheth ; compar
ing spiritual things with, spiritual,
Eph. 6.17. Take the sword of the Spirit,
which is the word of God,
PhU. 4.9. Those things, which ye have both
learned, and received, and heard, and seen in
me, do : and the God of peace shall be with
you. Col. 3.16. Let the word of Christ dweU in
you richly in aU wisdom ; teaching and admon
ishing one another iu psalms and hymns and
spiritual songs.
1 The, 4.1. As ye have received of us how
ye ought to walk and to please God, so ye
would abound raore and raore. 2. For ye
know what commandments we gave you by
the Lord Jesus.
1 The, 5.20. Despise not prophesyings,
27. I charge you by the Lord that this epistle
be read unto all the holy brethren. Col.
4,16. 2 Tira, 2.16. A workman that needeth not
to be asharaed, rightly dividing the word of
tmth, Heb. 2,1. We ought to give the more ear
nest heed to the things which we have heard,
lest at any time we should let them sUp.
Heb. 4.2. Unto us was the gospel preached,
as weU as unto them : bub the word preached
did not profit them, not being mixed with faith
in them that heard it. 12. The word of God
is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any
two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing
asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints
and marrow, and is a discemer of the thoughts
and intents of the heart,
Jas. 1.19. Let every man be swift to hear.
21. Receive with raeeluiess the ingrafted word,
which is able to save your soids. 22. But be
ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, de
ceiving your own selves. 25, But whoso look
eth into the perfect law of liberty, and con
tinueth therein, he being not a forgetful hearer,
but a doer of the word, this man shall be
blessed in his deed.
2Pet. 1,19. We have alao a more sure word
of prophecy ; whereunto ye do weU that ye
take heed, as unto a Ught that shineth in a
dark place. 20. No prophecy of the scripture
is of any private interpretation.
2 Pet. 3.1. This second epistle, beloved, I
now write unto you ; in both which I stir up
your pure minds by way of remembrance ;
2, Be mindful of the words which were spoken

WORt> OP GOD
before by the holy prophets, and of the coili-
inandment of us the apostles of the Lord and
Saviour. 16. As our beloved brother Paul
also according to the wisdom given unto him
hath written unto you. v. 16.
1 Jno, 1.4. These things write we unto you,
that your joy may be fuU.
1 Jno, 5.13. These things have I written
imto you that beUeve on the name of the Son
of God ; that ye may know that ye have eter
nal life, and that ye may believe on the name
of the Son of God.
Jude 3, Beloved, when I gave aU diligence
to write unto you of the common salvation, it
was needful for me to write unto you, and ex
hort you that ye should earnestly contend for
the faith which was once deUvered unto the
saints, v. 17.
Rev. 1.3. Blessed is he that readeth, and
they that hear the words of this prophecy,
and keep those things which are written
therein. Rev. 2.7. He that hath an ear, let him hear
what the Spirit saith imto the churches.
Rev. 22.6. These sayings are faithful and
true. See Gospel — Law.
WORD OF God AND Gospel, Excellence
OF, Loved and Reoetvbd, Job 23.12.
Neither have I gone back from the com
mandraent of his lips; I have esteemed the
words of hia mouth more than ray necessary
food. Psa. 1.2. His delight is in the law of the
Lord ; and in his law doth he meditate day
and night.
Psa. 19.10. More to be desired are fhey
than gold, yea, than rauch fine gold : sweeter
also than honey and the honeycomb, v. 8.
Psa. 37,31. The law of his God is in his
heart ; none of his steps shaU sUde,
Psa. 40,8, I deUght to do thy wiU, 0 ray
God : yea, thy law is within my heart,
Paa, 86,8. I wlU hear what God the Lord
wiU speak : for he wUl speak peace unto his
people, and to his saints,
Psa. 119.11. Thy word have I hid in mine
heart, that I might not sin against thee. 14.
I have rejoiced in the way of thy testimonies,
as much as in aU riches, 16. I wiU meditate
in thy precepts, and have respect unto thy
ways, 16. I will deUght myself in thy sta
tutes : I wiU not forget thy word. 19. I am
a stranger in the earth : hide not thy cora
raandraents from me. 20. My soul breaketh
for the longing that it hath xmto thy judgments
at all tiraes. 23. Princes also did sit aTui
speak against rae : but thy servant did medi
tate in thy statutes. 24. Thy testimonies also
are ray delight and my counseUers,
Psa. 119.30, I have chosen the way of
tmth : thy judgments have I laid before me.
31. 1 have stuck imto thy testimonies: OLord,
put me not to shajae. 36. Make me to go in
the path of thy commandments ; for therein
do I deUght. 40. Behold, I have longed after
thy precepts. 45, I wiU walk at Uberty : for
I seek thy precepts, 46. I wiU speak of thy
testimonies also before kings, and wiU not be
ashamed. 47. And I wiU delight rayself in
thy commandraents, which I have loved. 48.
My hands also wUl I Uft up irato thy cora
raandraents, which I have loved ; and I wUl
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WORD OF GOD
Psa. 119.50. This is ray corafort in my afflic
tion : for thy word hath quickened me. 51.
The proud have had me greatly in derision ;
yet have I not declined from thy law. 62, I
remerabered thy judgraents of old, O Lord ;
and have coraforted rayself. 64, Thy statutes
have been my songs in the house of my pU
grimage. 61. The bands of the wicked have
robbed me : hut I have not forgotten thy law.
66. I have beUeved thy coraraandraents. 70.
I deUght in thy law. 72, The law of thy
raouth is better unto me than thousands of
gold and sUver, 77, Let thy tender raercies
corae unto me, that I raay Uve : for thy law is
my deUght.
Psa, 119.78, Tliey dealt perversely with rae
without a cause : but I will meditate in thy
precepts, 83. I am become like a bottle in the
sraoke ; yet do I not forget thy statutes, 92.
Unless thy law had been ray delights, I should
then have perished in mine affliction, 93, I
wUl never forget thy precepts : for with thera
thou hast quickened rae. 97. O how love I thy
law 1 it is my raeditation aU the day. 98.
Thou through thy comraandments hast made
me wiser than mine enemies : for they are
ever with me, 99. For thy testiraonies are
my raeditation. 108. How sweet are thy words
unto my taste. 1 yea, sweeter than honey to my
mouth 1
Psa. 119.109. My soul is continuaUy in ray
hand : yet do I not forget thy law. 111. Thy
testiraonies have I taken as an heritage for
ever: for they are the rejoicing of my heart.
113. I hate oain thoughts : but thy law do I
love, 116, Depart from me, ye evUdoers : for
I wiU keep the comraandments of my God,
119. I love thy testimonies, 127, I love thy
comraandments above gold : yea, above fine
gold, 129. Thy testiraonies are wonderful :
therefore doth ray soul keep thera, 131. I
opened ray raouth, and panted : for I longed
for thy coraraandraents. 140. Thy word is
verypure: therefore thy servant loveth it. 141.
I am smaU and despised : yet do not I forget
thy precepts.
Psa. 119.143. Trouble and anguish have
taken hold on me : yei thy commandments are
my delights. 148. Mine eyes prevent the night
watches, that I raight meditate in tby word.
153. Consider mine affliction, and deliver me :
for I do not forget thy law. 167, Many are
my persecutors and raine eneraies: yet do I
not decline frora thy testiraonies. 169, Con
sider how I love thy precepts. 161. Princes
have persecuted me without a cause : but ray
heart standeth in awe of thy word. 162. I
rejoice at thy word, as one that findeth great
SpoU. 163. I hate and abhor lying : but thy
law do I love. 165. Great peace have they
which love thy law : and nothing shaU offend
thera. 167, My soid hath kept thy testirao
nies ; and I love thera exceedingly. 173. I
have chosen thy precepts. 174. I have longed
for thy salvation, O Lord ; and thy law is ray
deUght. Isa. 2.3. Many people shaU go and say,
Corae ye, and let us go up to the mountain of
the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob ;
and he will teach us of his ways, and we wiU
walk in his paths.
Jer. 16.16, Thy words were found, and I
did eat thera ; and thy word was unto rae the
joy and rejoicing of raine heart.

WORD OF God
Eze. 3.3. Then did I eat it; and it was 1«
ray raouth as honey for sweetness.
Mat. 13.28. He that received seed into tha
good ground is he that heareth the word, and
understandeth it; which also beareth fruit,
and bringeth forth, some an hundredfold,
some sixty, some thirty. Mar. 4.8,20. Luk.
8,8,15. Luk. 24.32, Did not our heart bum within
us, while he talked with us by the way, and
wbUe he opened to us the scriptures ?
Rom, 6.17, Ye have obeyed frora the heart
that form of doctrine which was delivered
to you.
2 Cor. 9.13, They glorify God for your pro
fessed subjection unto the gospel of Christ.
Eph. 1.13. In whora ye also trusted, after
that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel
of your salvation.
1 The. 1.6. Our gospel came not unto you
in word only, but also in power, and in the
Holy Ghost, and in much assurance, v.
9,10, 1 The, 2,13. Wi en ye received the word of
God which ye heard of us, ye received it
not OS the word of men, but as it is in truth,
the word of God, which effectuaUy worlteth
also in you that believe.
2 Tira. 2,9. The word of God is not bound.
Word of God loved. Examples : Ezra,
Ezr. 7.10. Jews, Neh. 8.1-3. Elnathan, &c.,
Jer. 36.25. Jews, Mar, 12.37. Luk. 6.1.
Luk. 6.17. Luk. 8.40. Luk. 12.1. Luk. 19.
48. Luk. 21.38. Jno. 4.29,39. Jno. 7.81.
Jho. 8.2,30. Jno. 10.42. Act. 2.41,42. Act.
4.4. Act. 6.7. Act, 12,24. Eunuch, Act. 8.
28, ComeUus, Act. 10.33. People of Antioch,
Lystra, &c.. Act, 13.42,44,48,49. Act, 14.27.
Act. 15.3. Bereans, &c., Act. 17,4,11,12,
ApoUos, Act, 18,24. Ephesians, Act. 19.20.
1 Cor, 16,9. Corinthians, Act. 19.20. 1 Cor,
11.2, Athenians, Act, 17.34, PhUippians,
PhU. 1.4,5.
See Worship loved.
WORD OF God. Inspiration of the
Scriptures, Ex. 20,1, God spake aU these
words, saying.
Ex. 24.4. Moses wrote aU the words of the
Lord. 12. The Lord said unto Moses, Come
up to me into the raount, and be there : and I
wU] give thee tables of stone, and a law, and
coraraandraents which I have written ; that
thou mayest teach them. Ex. 25.21. Ex. 31.
18. Ex. 32.16.
Ex. 34.27. The Lord said unto Moses,
Write thou these words : for after the tenor of
these words I have made a covenant with thee
and with Israel. 32. Afterward all the chUd
ren of Israel came nigh : and he gave thera in
commandraent all that the Lord had spoken
with hira in raount Sinai. Lev. 26.46.
Lev. 24.12. They put hira in ward, that the
raind of the Lord raight be shewed them.
Num. 33.2. Moses wrote their goings out
according to their journeys by the coraraand
raent of the Lord.
Deu. 4.5. I have taught you statutes and
judgments, even as the Lord my God com
manded me. V. 14.
Deu. 11.18. Lay up these my words in your
heart, Deu. 31.19. Write ye this song for you,
and teach it the chUdren of Israel : put it
in their mouths, that this song may be a

Wont) ot Got)
Witness for rae against the chUdren of Israel,
V. 22.
2 Kin. 17.18. The Lord testifled against
Israel, and against Judah, by all the prophets,
and hy all the seers, saying, Turn ye frora
your evU ways, and keep ray commandraents
and my statutes, according to aU the law
which I coramanded your fathers, and which
I sent to you by my servants the prophets.
2 Chr. 33.18, The words of the seers that
spake to him in the narae of the Lord God
of Israel, behold, they are written in the book
of the kings of Israel.
Job 23.12. The coraraandraent of his lips ;
the words of his raouth.
Psa. 18.30. The word of the Loid is tried.
Psa, 78.5. He estabUshed a testiraony in
Jacob, and appointed a law in Israel, which
he coraraanded our fathers, that they should
raake them known to their chUdren.
Psa. 99.7. He spake imto thera iu the
cloudy piUar : they kept his testiraonies, and
the ordinance that he gave them.
Psa, 147.19. He sheweth his word unto
jEicob, his statutes and hia judgraents unto
Israel, Ecc. 12.11. NaUs fastened by the raasters
of asserabUes, which are given from one shep
herd. Isa. 34.16. Seek ye out of the book of the
Lord, and read.
Jer. 30.2, Thus speaketh the Lord God of
Israel, saying. Write thee aU the words that I
have spoken unto thee in a book,
Jer. 36,2, Take thee a roll of a book, and
write therein aU the words that I have spoken
unto thee against Israel, and against Judah,
and against aU the nations, from the day I
spake unto thee, frora the days of Josiah, even
unto this day. v. 27-32. Jer. 51.60-62,
Eze. 11,26. Then I spake unto thera of the
captivity aU the things that the Lord had
shewed rae.
Dan. 10,21, I wiU shew thee that which is
noted in the scripture of truth.
Hos, 8,12, I have written to him the great
things of my law.
Mat. 22.31. Have ye not read that which
was spoken unto you by God, saying, 32. 1
am the God of Abraham, &c.
Luk. 1,3. It'seemed good to me also, hav
ing had perfect understanding of aU things
from the very first, to write unto thee in order,
most exceUent TheophUus, 4, That thou
mightest know the certainty of those things,
wherein thou hast been instructed, 70. He
spake by the mouth of his holy prophets,
which have been since the world began, «,1,2.
Rom, 3,2. Unto them were committed the
oracles of God. Heb. 6.12.
1 Cor, 14,37. Let hira acknowledge that the
things that I write unto you are the comraand
ments of the Lord.
CoL 3.16. Let the word of Christ dweU in
you. 1 The, 2.13. Not as the word of raen, but
as it is in truth, the word of God,
1 The, 4.1, As ye have received of us how
ye ought to walk and to please God, so ye
would abound raore and more. 2. For ye
know what commandments we gave you by
the Lord Jesus.
1 Tim. 6.3. Wholesome words, even the
words of our Lord Jesus Christ,

WoUD OF GOD
2 Tim, 3.16, AU scripture is given by in
spiration of God,
Heb. 1.1, God, who at sundry times and
in divers manners spake in time past irato the
fathers by the prophets.
Heb. 4.12. The word of God is quick, and
powerful. 2 Pet. 3.2. The words which were spoken
before by the holy prophets, and of the cora
raandraent of us the apostles of the Lord and
Saviour, 15. Our beloved brother Paul also
according to the wisdom given unto hira hath
written unto you.
1 Jno. 1.6. This then is the message which
we have heard of hira, and declare unto you,
that God is Ught,
Rev. 1.1, The Revelation of Jesus Christ,
which God gave unto him, to shew unto his
servants things which must shortly corae to
pass ; and he sent and signified it by his angel
unto his servant John : 2. Who bare record
of the word of God, and of the testiraony of
Jesus Christ, and of all things that he saw,
19. Write the things which thou hast seen, and
the things which are, and the things which
shaU be hereafter, v. 11.
Rev. 19.10. The testiraony of Jesus is the
spirit of prophecy.
See Gospel from God — Law,
WORD OF God. Inspiration of the
Scriptures by the Holy Spirit. Isa. 59.
21. My Spirit that is upon thee, and my
words which I have put in thy raouth, shall
not depart out of thy raouth.
Zee. 7.12. The words which the Lord of
hosts hath sent in his Spirit by the forraer
prophets. Act. 1.16, This scripture raust needs have
been fulfilled, which the Holy Ghost by the
mouth of David spake before.
Act. 28.25. WeU spake the Holy Ghost by
Esaias the prophet unto our fathers.
1 Cor, 2.12, We have received, not the
spirit of the world, but the Spirit which is of
God ; that we raight know the things that are
freely given to us of God, 13. Which things
also we speak, not in the words which man's
wisdom teacheth, but which the Holy Ghost
teacheth. Eph. 6.17, TTie sword of the Spirit, which
is the word of God,
Heb, 8,7, Wherefore, as the Holy Ghost
saith. To-day if ye wiU hear his voice,
Heb. 9.8. Tlie Holy Ghost this signifying,
that the way into the hoUest of aU was not yet
raade manifest,
1 Pet. 1.11. Searching what, or what man
ner pf time the Spirit of Christ which was in
them did signify, when it testified beforehand
the sufferings of Christ, and the glory that
should follow, 12. Thuags, which are now
reported unto you by thera that have preached
the gospel unto you with the Holy Ghost sent
down from heaven,
2 Pet. 1.21. The prophecy came not in
old time by the wUl of raan : but holy men of
God spake as they were moved by the Holy
Ghost. See Apostles— Prophets inspiration-
Prophecy, WORD OF God. The only Rule of
Faith and Duty. Ex, 19.9. The Lord said
unto Moses, Lo, I come unto thee in a thick
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WORD 0^ GOD
cloud, that the people may hear when I speak
^th thee, and beUeve thee for ever.
Ex. 26.9. According to aU that I shew thee,
after the pattern of the tabemaele, and the
pattern of all the instruments thereof, even so
shaU ye raake it. v. 40. Ex, 27,8.
Deu. 12.32. What thing soever I coraraand
you, observe to do it : thou shalt not add
thereto, nor dirainish from it. Deu. 4.2.
Deu. 29.29. Those ift.i?igs ly^ifi^ are revealed
belong unto us and to our chUdren for ever,
that we raay do aU the words of this law.
1 Chr. 15.13. For because ye did it not at
the first, the Lord our God made a breach
upon us, for that we sought hira not after the
due order, v. 2,12. Lev. 10.1-3,
Pro, 30,6. Add thou not unto his words,
lest he reprove thee, and thou be found a liar.
Isa. 8.20. To the law and to the testimony:
if they speak not according to thia word, it is
because there is no light in them,
Jer. 23.36. The burden of the Lord shall
ye mention no more ; for every man's word
shaU be his burden : for ye have perverted the
words of the living God, of the Lord of hosts
our God.
Eze. 44.6. The Lord said unto me. Son of
raan, raark weU, and behold with thine eyes,
and hear with thine ears aU that I say unto
thee concerniog aU the ordinances of the bouse
of the Lord, and all the laws thereof ; and
raark weU the entering in of the house, with
every going forth of the sanctuary.
Mat. 15.3. Why do ye also transgress the
coraraandraent of God by your tradition?
9. In vain they do worship rae, teaching for
doctrines the commandments of men. Mar.
7.7. Act. 4.19. Whether it be right in the sight
of God to hearken unto you more than unto
God, judge ye.
Act. 10.16. The voice spake unto him again
the second tirae. What God hath cleansed, that
call not thou coraraon.
Act. 11.17, Forasrauch then as God gave
thera the like gift as he did unto us, who
believed on the Lord Jesus Christ, what was I,
that I could withstand God 7
Act. 17.11. They received the word with all
readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures
daUy, whether those things were so.
Act. 26.22. I continue unto this day,
witnessing both to smaU and great, saying
none other things than those which the pro
phets and Moses did say should corae.
1 Cor. 11,2. I praise you, brethren, that
ye reraeraber rae in aU things, and keep the
ordinances, as I delivered them to you.
Gal. 1.8. Though we, or an angel from
heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than
that which we have preached unto you, let
him be accursed.
Col, 2.18, Let no man beguUe you of your
reward in a voluntary huraiUty and worship
ping of angels, intruding into those things
which he hath not seen, vainly puffed up by
his fleshly mind,
1 The, 2,13. Ye received it not as the word
of men, but as it is in truth, the word of God.
2 The, 2,15. Stand fast, and hold the tradi
tions which ye have been taught, whether by
word, or our epistle.
1 Tim. 6.3. If any man teach otherwise,
and consent not to wholesorae words, even the
600

WORD OF GOD
words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to th^?
doctrine which is according to godUneaa ; 4.
He is proud, knowing nothing.
2 Tim. 1.18, Hold fast the form of sound
words, which thou hast heard of me, in faith
and love which is in Christ Jesus,
Tit. 1.14. Not giving heed to Jewish fables,
and commandments of men, that tum from
the truth.
1 Pet. 4.11. If any man speak, let him
speak as the oracles of God.
Rev. 22.18. I testify unto every man that
heareth the words of the prophecy of this
book. If any raan shaU add unto these things,
God shaU add unto him the plagues that are
written in this book : 19, And if any raan
shaU take away from the words of the book of
this prophecy, God shall take away his part
out of the book of life, and out of the holy
city, and /rom the things which are written in
this book.
See Ministers unfaithful.
WORD OF God Sanctifying. Psa, 1.2.
But his deUght is in the law of the Lord ;
and in his law doth he meditate day and
night, 3. He shaU be Uke a tree planted
by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth
his fruit in his season ; his leaf also shall
not wither ; and whatsoever he doeth shaU
prosper, Psa, 17,4. Conceming the works of men, by
the word of thy lips I have kept me from the
paths of the destroyer.
Psa. 19.7. The law of the Lord is perfect,
converting the soul: 8. The statutes of the
Lord are right, rejoicing the heart : the com
mandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening
the eyes.
Psa. 37.31, The law of hLs God is in his
heart ; none of his steps shaU slide.
Psa. 119.9, Wherewithal shaU a young raan
cleanse his way? by taking heed thereto accord
ing to thy word. 11. Thy word have I hid in
mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.
50. This is my corafort in ray auction : for
thy wordhath quickened rae. 93, I will never
forget thy precepts : for with thera thou hast
quickened rae. 104. Through thy precepts I
get understanding : therefore I hate every
false way.
Mic. 2.7 Do not my words do good to him
that walketh uprightly?
Mat. 13.33. The kingdom of heaven is like
unto leaven, which a woraan took, and hid in
three measures of raeal, till the whole was
leavened. Jno. 6.63. It is the Spirit that quickeneth ;
the fiesh profiteth nothing: the words that I
speak unto you, they are spirit, and fhey are Ufe,
Jno. 8.31. If ye continue in my word, Hun
are ye my disciples indeed ; 32, And ye shall
know the truth, and the truth shaU make you
free, Jno. 15.3, Ye are clean through the word
which I have spoken unto you,
Jno, 17.17, Sanctify them through thy
tmth : thy word is truth. 19. That they also
raight be sanctified through the truth.
Act. 15.9, Put no difference between us
and them, purifying their hearts by faith.
Act, 20.32. I comraend you to God, and to
the word of his grace, which is able to buUd
you up, and to give you an inheritance among
all thera which are sanctified.

WORD OP GOD
Act. 26.18. Them which are sanctifled by
faith that ia in rae.
Eph. 6,26. That he might sanctUy and
cleanse it with the washing of water by the
word. 1 The. 2.13. Ye received it not as the word
of men, but (as it is in tmth) the word of God,
which effectuaUy worketh also in you that be
Ueve. 1 Tim. 4.6, Nourished up in the words of
faith and of good doctrine.
2 Tira, 8.16, AU scripture is given by in
spiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine,
for reproof, for correction, for instruction in
righteousness ; 17. That the raan of God may
be perfect, throughly fumished imto aU good
works. Tit. 1.1. The truth which ia after godliness,
Jas. 1,18, Of his own wUl begat he us with
the- word of truth. 21, The ingrafted word,
which is able to save your souls,
1 Pet, 1,22, Ye have purified your souls in
obeying the trath through the Spirit, 23. Be
ing born again, not of corruptible seed, but of
incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth
and abideth for ever.
IPet. 2.2, As new-bom babes, desire the
sincere railk of the word, that ye raay grow
thereby. 2 Pet. 1,4, Exceeding great and precious
proraises : that by these ye might be partakers
of the divine nature.
1 Jno, 2,14, Ye are strong, and the word of
God abideth in you, and ye have overcome the
wicked one.
See Gospel.
WORD OF God, Unbelief in. Psa. 50.17.
Thou hatest instruction, and castest my words
behind thee.
Pro. 1.29. They hated knowledge, and did
not choose the fear of the Lord : 30. They
would none of my counsel ; they despised all
my reproof.
Pro. 13.13. Whoso despiseth the wordshaU
be deatroyed.
Isa. 5,24 Their root shall be as rottenness,
and their blossoms shall go up as dust : be
cause they have cast away the law of the Lord
of hosts, and despised the word of the Holy
One of IsraeL
Isa, 30.9. This is a rebeUious people, lying
chUdren, chUdren that wiU not hear the law
of the Lord : 10. Which say to the seers. See
not ; and to the prophets. Prophesy not unto
us right thiugs, speak unto us smooth things,
prophesy deceits : 11. Get you out of the way,
turn aside out of the path, cause the Holy One
of Israel to cease frora before us.
Isa. 63.1. Who hath beUeved our re
port? and to whora is the arra of the Lord
revealed ?
Jer. 6.10. To whom shall I speak, and give
warning, that they raay hear? behold, their
ear is uncircuracised, and they cannot hearken :
behold, the word of the Lord is unto thera a
reproach ; they have no deUght in it. Isa.
28.9-14. Jer. 8.9. The wise men are ashamed, they
are disraayed and taken : lo, they have re
jected the word of the Lord ; and what wisdom
is in them ?
Hos. 8.12. I have written to him the great
things of my law, but they were counted as a
strange thing.

Mic. 2.6. Prophesy ye not, say they to Hum
that prophesy: they shall not prophesy to them,
that they shall not take shame. Amo. 2.12.
Luk. 16.31. If they hear not Moses and the
prophets, neither wiU they be persuaded
though one rose from the dead. Luk. 24.25.
Jno, 3.20. Every one thatdoeth evU hateth
the light, neither cometh to the Ught, lest his
deeds should be reproved.
Jno. 6.46. Had ye beUeved Moses, ye would
have beUeved me : for he wrote of me. 47.
But if ye believe not his writings, how shaUye
beUeve ray words 7
Jno. 8.37. Ye seek to kUl me, because my
word hath no place in you. 45. Because I teU
you the truth, ye beUeve me not.
1 Cor. 1.18. The preaching of the cross is to
them that parish foolishness. 22. For the
Jews require a sign, and the Greeks seek after
wisdom : 23, But we preach Christ cmcified,
unto the Jews a sturabUngblock, and unto the
Greeks foolishness.
2 Tun. 3, 8. These also resist the trath: raen
of corrupt minds, reprobate conceming the
faith. 2 Tim. 4.8. The tirae wiU corae when they
wiU not endure sound doctrine; but after
their own lusts shaU they heap to themselves
teachers, having itching ears ; 4. And they
shaU tum away their ears frora the truth, and
shaU be turned unto fables,
1 Pet, 2.8. A stone of stumbling, and a
rock of offence, even to them which sturable at
the word, being disobedient.
2 Pet. 8.16. Sorae things hard to be under
stood, which they that are unlearned and un
stable wrest, as Ihey do also the other scrii>-
tures, unto their own destraction.
Rev. 22,19. If any raan shaU take away
frora the words of the book of this prophecy,
God ahall take away his part out of the booJt
of life, and out of the holy city, and from the
thiugs which are written in this book.
Word op God, Unbelief in. Examples
OF : Jehoiakira, Jer. 36. Amaziah, Amo. 7,
10-17, Jews, Act. 13.45,46,50. Act. 14. 2-6,19.
Act. 17.5-9,18. Act. 18.6,12. Act. 19.9. Act.
20,3, 1 Cor, 16.9. Alexander, 2 Tim, 4.14,15,
See Infidelity — Unbelief — Ministers
UNFAITHFUL, WORKS, Insufficiency of, to Salva
tion, Job 9,2. How should man be just with
God ? 3. If he wiU contend with him, he can
not answer him one of a thousand, 20. If I
justify myself, mine own raouth shaU conderan
rae : if I say, I am perfect, it shaU also prove
rae perverse.
Job 25.4. How then can raan be justified
with God 7 or how can he be clean that is born
of a woraan ?
Job 40.14, Then wiU I also confess unto
thee that thine own right hand can save thee.
v. 12,13,
Psa. 49.7. None of them can by any means
redeem his brother, nor give to God a ransom
for him : 8. (For the redemption of tbeir soul
is precious, and it ceaseth for ever.)
Psa. 143.2. Enter not into judgraent with
thy servant : for in thy sight shaU no raan
living be justified.
Isa. 43.26, Put me in remembrance : let ua
plead together : declare thou, that thou may
est be justifled, -qi

WORKS
Isa. 57,12. I will declare thy righteousness,
and thy works ; for they shaU not profit thee.
Isa, 59.16, He saw that fhere was no man,
and wondered that there was no intercessor.
Isa. 64.6. We are aU as an unclean thiTig,
and aU our righteousnesses are as filthy rags ;
.4.nd we aU do fade as a leaf ; and our iniqui
ties, like the wind, have taken ua away.
Eze. 7.19. Their sUver and their gold sbaU
not be able to deliver them in the day of the
wrath of theLord : theyshaU not satisfy their
souls, neither fiU their bowels : because it is
the stumbUngblock of their iniquity.
Eze. 33.12. The righteousness of the right
eous shall not deUver him in the day of his
transgression. 13. When I shaU say to the
righteous, that he shaU surely live; if he
tmst to his own righteousness, and commit
iniquity, aU his righteousnesses shall not be
reraerabered ; but for his iniquity that he hath
coraraitted, he shall die for it.
Dan. 9.18. We do not present our suppU
cations before thee for our righteousnesses,
but for thy great raercies.
Mat. 5.20. Except your righteousness shall
exceed the righteousness of the scribes and
Pharisees, ye shaU in no case enter into the
kingdora of heaven. Luk. 18.9-14.
Luk. 17.10. When ye shall have done aU
those things which are commanded you, say.
We are unprofitable servants : we have done
that which was our duty to do.
Act, 13.39, By him all that beUeve are
justified from aU things, from which ye could
not be justified by the law of Moses,
Rom. 3.20. By the deeds of the law there
shaU no flesh be justified in his sight : for by
the law is the knowledge of sin, 21, But now
the righteousness of God without the law is
manifested, being witnessed by the law and
the prophets, 28, A raan is justifled by faith
without the deeds of the law,
Rora, 4.14, If they which are of the law be
heirs, faith is made void, and the proraise
raade of none effect : 15, Because the law
worketh wrath : for where no law is, there is
no transgression.
Rom, 8.3, For what the law could not do,
in that it was weak through the flesh, God
sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful
flesh, and for sin conderaned sin in the flesh.
Bora. 9.11, The childrenheing not yethorn,
neither having done any good or evil, that the
purpose of God according to election raight
stand, not of works, but of him that calleth.
16. It is not of him that wiUeth, nor of hira
that runneth, but of God that sheweth raercy.
31. Israel, which foUowed after the law of
righteousness, hath not attained to the law of
righteousness. 32. Tliey sought it not by faith,
but as it were by the works of the law. For
they sturabled at that sturablingstone.
Rom. 11.6. If by grace, then is it no more
of works : otherwise grace is no more grace.
But if it he of works, then is it no raore grace :
otherwise work is no more work.
Gal. 2.16, Knowing that a man is not
justified by the works of the law, but by the
faith of Jesus Christ, even we have beUeved
in Jesus Christ, that we raight be justified by
the faith of Christ, and not by the works of
the law : for by the works of the law shall no
flesh be justified, 19, I through the law ara
dead to the law, that I might live unto God,
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21, I do not frustrate the grace of God : for if
righteousness come by the law, then Christ is
dead in vain.
Gal. 3.10, As many as are of the works
of the law are under the curse : for it is writ
ten. Cursed is every one that continueth not
in aU things which are written in the book of
the law to do thera, 11. But that no man is
justified by the law in the sight of God, it is
evident : for. The just shaU Uve by faith.
12. And the law is not of faith ; but. The
raan that doeth them shaU live in them,
V. 1-29.
Gal. 4.9. After that ye have known God,
or rather are known of God, how turn ye
again to the weak and beggarly elements,
whereunto ye desire again to be in bondage 7
V. 1-11.
Gal, 6.2, If ye be circumcised, Christ shall
profit you nothing, 4, Christ is become of no
effect unto you, whosoever of you are justified
by the law ; ye are fallen frora grace. 11. If
I yet preach cu'curacision, why do I yet suffer
persecution? then is the offence of the cross
ceased, 18. If ye be led of the Spirit, ye are
not under the law, v. 6,
Eph, 2.9. Not of works, lest any man
should boast.
PhU. 3.4.- Though I might also have con
fidence in the flesh. If any other man think
eth that he hath whereof he raight trust in the
flesh, I raore : 6. Circumcised the eighth day,
of the stock of Israel, of the tribe of Benjarain,
an Hebrew of the Hebrews ; as touching the
law, a Pharisee ; 6. Conceming zeal, perse
cuting the church ; touching the righteousness
which is in the law, blaraeless. 0. Not having
raine own righteousness, which is of the law,
but that which is through the faith of Christ,
the righteousness which is of God by faith, v.
3,7,8, Col, 2.20. If ye be dead with Christ, from
the mdiments of the world, why, as though
living in the world, are ye subject to ordin
ances? 23. Wliich thin^ have indeed a shew
of wisdora in wiU worship, and huraUity, and
neglecting of the body ; not in any honour to
the satisfying of the flesh, v. 21,22.
2 Tim, 1.9. Who hath saved us, and caUed
us with an holy caUtng, not according to our
works, but according to his own purpose and
grace. Tit. 3.6. Not by works of righteousness
which we have done, but according to his
mercy he saved us. v. 4,
Jas, 2.10. Whosoever shaU keep the whole
law, and yet offend in one point, he is guUty
of aU. 11. For he that said, Do not comrait
adultery, said also. Do not kiU. Now, if thou
corarait no adultery, yet if thou kiU, thou art
becorae a transgressor of the law.
See Self-righteousness — Privileges-
Justification — False-confidence — Man's
natural state.
WORKS, Good, See Obedience.
WORLD. See Earth.
WORLDLINESS, Worldly Pleasures,
Sensuality. 1 Sam. 8.19. They said. Nay ;
but we wiU have a king over us ; 20. That we
ako may be like all the nations.
Job. 20.5, The triumphing of the wicked is
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Job 21.U. They send forth their little
ones hke a flock, and their chUdren dance
12. They take the timbrel and harp, and rejoice
at the sound of the organ. 18, They spend
their days in wealth, and in a raoraent go down
to the grave,
Psa, 4.6, There be many that say. Who wiU
shew us any good 7 Lord, Uft thou up the
Ught of thy countenance upon us. 7. Thou
hast put gladness in ray heart, raore than
the tirae that their com and their wine in
creased, Psa, 49.18. WhUe he Uved he blessed his
soul : and men wUI praise thee, when thou
doest weU to thyself,
Psa, 106,14. Lusted exceedingly in the
wilderness, and terapted God in the desert
15. And he gave them their request ; but sent
leanness into their soul.
Pro. 14.13. Even in laughter the heart is
sorrowful; and the end of that rairth is
heaviness. Pio. 15.21. FoUy is joy to him that is desti
tute cf wisdom.
Pro. 21,17, He that loveth pleasure shall
he a poor man : he that loveth wine and oU
shaU not be rich.
Pro, 23.20, Be not among winebibbers;
among riotous eaters of flesh : 21. For the
dmnkard and the glutton shaU come to
poverty : and drowsiness ahaU clothe a Tnan
with raga.
Pro. 27.1. Boast not thyself of to morrow;
for thou knowest not what a day may bring
forth, 7. The fuU soul loatheth an honey
comb, Ecc, 1,8. The eye is not satisfied with see
ing, nor the ear fiUed with hearing, v. 11
Pro. 30.16.
Ecc. 2.1. I said in mine heart. Go to now,
I wiU prove thee with mirth, therefore enjoy
pleasure : and, behold, this also is vanity. 3.
I sought in mine heart to give myseU unto
wine, yet acquainting mine heart with wisdora.
10. And whatsoever raine eyes desired I kept
not from them, I withheld not ray heart frora
any joy; for ray heart rejoiced in all ray
labour : and this was my portion of aU ray
labour. 11. Then I looked on all the works
that my hands had wrought, and on the labour
that I had laboured to do : and, behold, aU
was vanity and vexation of spirit, and there
was no proflt under the sun. v. 1-12,10, Ecc.
8.15, Ecc. 6.11. Seeing there be raany thinga
that increase vanity, what is raan the better 7
12. For who knoweth what is good for man in
this life, aU the daya of his vain life which he
spendeth as a shadow 7 for who can teU a man
what shall be after him under the sun 7
Ecc. 7.2. It is better to go to the house of
mourning than to goto the house of feasting: for
that is the end of aU raen ; and the Uving wUl
lay it to his heart. 3, Sorrow is better than
laughter : for by the sadness of the counte
nance the heart is made better, 4. The heart
of the wise is in the house of mourning ; but
the heart of fools is in the house of mirth. 5.
It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise, than
for a raan to hear the song of fools. 6. For as
the crackling of thorns under a pot, so is the
laughter of the fool : this also is vanity.
Ecc. 10.16. Woe to thee, O land, when thy
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moming ! 17, Blessed art thou, 0 land, when
thy king is the son of nobles, and thy princes
eat in due season, for strength, and not for
drunkenness I 19. A feast is raade for laugh
ter, and wine maketh merry : but raoney
answereth aU things.
Ecc. 11.9, Rejoice, O young man, in thy
youth ; and let thy heart cheer thee in the
days of thy youth, and walk in the ways of
thine heart, and in the sight of thine eyes :
but know thou, that for aU these thiTigs God
wiU bring thee into judgment. 10. Therefore
remove sorrow frora thy heart, and put away
evU frora thy flesh : for chUdhood and youth
are vanity.
Isa. 22,12. In that day did the Lord God
of hosts caU to weeping, and to raourning,
and to baldness, and to girding with sackcloth :
13. And behold joy and gladness, slaying oxen,
and killing sheep, eating flesh, and drinking
wine : let us eat and drink ; for to raorrow we
shaU die. 1 Cor. 15,82.
Isa. 24.7, The new wine raoumeth, the
vine languisheth, aU the raenyhearted do
sigh. 8,The rairth of tabrets ceaseth, the
noise of them that rejoice endeth, the joy of
the harp ceaseth. 11, There is a crying for
wine in the streets ; aU joy is darkened, the
mirth of the land is gone. v. 7-11.
Isa. 28.4. The glorious beauty, which is on
the head of the fat valley, shall be a fading
flower, and as the hasty fruit before the sura-
raer; which when he that looketh upon it
seeth, whUe it is yet in his hand he eateth it
up. Isa. 32.10. Many days and years shaU ye he
troubled, ye careless women : for the vintage
shall faU, the gathering shall not come. 11.
Trerable, ye woraen that are at ease ; be
troubled, ye careless ones : strip you, and
raake you bare, and gird sackcloth upon ymir
loins. Isa. 47.7. Thou saidst, I shaU be a lady for
ever : so that thou didst not lay these things
to thy heart, neither didst remember the lat
ter end of it. 8. Therefore hear now this, tlwu
that art given to pleasures, that dweUest care
lessly, that sayest ta thine heart, I am, and
none else beside me ; I shaU not sit as a widow,
neither shaU I know the loss of children : 9.
But these two fhings shaU come to thee in a
moment in one day, the loss of children, and
widowhood. Hos. 9.1. Rejoice not, O Israel, for joy, as
other people : for thou hast gone a whoring
from thy God, 11. As for Ephraim, their
glory shaU fly away like a bird, frora the birth,
and from the womb, and frora the conception.
Araos 6.3. Ye that put far away the evU
day, and cause the seat of violence to corae
near ; 4, That Ue upon beds of ivory, and
stretch theraselves upon their couches, and
eat the larabs out of the flock, and the calves
out of the raidst of the stall ; 6. That chant
to the sound of the viol, and invent to them
selves instruments of rausick, Uke David ; 6,
That drink wine in bowls, and anoint thera
selves with the chief ointraents ; but they are
not grieved for the affliction of Joseph. 7.
Therefore now shaU they go captive with
the first that go captive, and the banquet of
them that stretched themselves shaU be re
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mourning, and aU your songs into lamenta
tion. Mic. 2.10. Arise ye, and depart; for this ia
not your rest : because it is poUuted, it shall
destroy you, even with a sore destruction,
Mic. 6.14. Thou shalt eat but not be satis
fied. Hag. 1.6. Ye have sown much, and bring
in Uttle ; ye eat, but ye have not enough ; ye
drink, but ye are not fiUed with drink ; ye
clothe you, but there is none warm ; and he
that earneth wages earneth wages to put it into
a bag with holes.
Mat. 6. 25. Therefore I say unto you. Take
no thought for your Ufe, what ye shaU eat, or
what ye shall drink ; nor yet for your body,
what ye shaU put on. Is not the life more
than raeat, and the body than rairaent?
Mat. 10.39. He that findeth his Ufe shaU
lose it.
Mat. 16.26. What is a man profited, if he
shaU gain the whole world, and lose his
own soul? or what shall a man give in
exchange for his soul 7 Mar. 8.86-38.
Mat. 24.83. As in the days that were before
the flood they were eating and drinking, raar-
rying, and giving in raarriage, untU the day
that Noe entered into the ark, 39. And knew
not untu the flood came, and took them aU
away ; so shaU also the coming of the Son of
maabe. Luk. 17.26-88.
Luk. 8,14, That which feU among thoms
are they, which, when they have heard, go
forth, and are choked with cares and riches
and pleasures of this life, and bring no fruit
to perfection. Mat. 18.22, Mar, 4,19.
Luk, 12.19. I wiU say to my soul. Soul,
thou hast much gooda laid up for many years ;
take thine ease, eat, drink, and be merry, v.
16-30. Luk, 16.25, Son, remeraber that thou in
thyUfetiraereceivedst thy good things,andlike-
wise Lazarus evU things : but now he is cora
forted, and thou art torraented. v. 19-24.
Luk. 21.34. Take heed to yourselves, lest
at any tirae your hearts be overcharged with
surfeiting, and drunkenness, and cares of this
Ufe, and so that day corae upon you unawares,
Jno, 4.13. Whosoever drinketh of this
water shaU thirst again.
Jno. 6.44. How can ye beUevc, which re
ceive honour one of another, and seek not the
honour that cometh frora God only 7
Jno. 12.43. They loved the praise of raen
more than the praise of God.
1 Cor. 7.29. Brethren, the time is short : it
remaineth, that both they that have wives be as
though they had none. 81. Use thia world, as
not abusing it ; for the fashion of this world
passeth away.
1 Cor. 10.6. These things were our exaraples,
to the intent we should not lust after evU
things, as they also lusted.
PhU. 3.19. Whose end is destraction, whose
god is their belly, and whose glory is in their
shame, who mind earthly things.
Col. 8. 2. Set your affection on things above,
not on things on the earth, v. 5,
1 Tim. 6.6. She that Uveth in pleasure is
dead whUe she Uveth.
2 Tira. 2.4, No raan that warroth entang
leth hiraself with the affairs of this life ; that
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2 Tim, 2,22, Flee also youthful lusts,
2 Tim. 3,4. Lovers of pleasures more than
lovers of God, 6, And lead captive siUy
women, laden with sins, led away with divers
lusts. Tit. 2.12. Denying ungodUness and worldly
lusts, we should Uve soberly, righteously, and
godly, in this present world.
Tit, 3,3. We ourselves also were sometimes
fooUsh, disobedient, deceived, serving divers
lusts and pleasures.
Heb. 11.25, To enjoy the pleasures of sin
for a season.
Jas. 4.4. Ye adulterers and adulteresses,
know ye not that the friendship of the world
is enraity with God 7 whosoever therefore will
be a friend of the world is the enemy of God.
9. Be afllicted, wid moum, and weep : let your
laughter be tumed to mourning, and your joy
to heaviness.
Jas. 5.5. Ye have lived in pleasure on the
earth, and been wanton ; ye have nourished
your hearts, as in a day of slaughter.
1 Pet. 1.14, As obedient ciuldren, not
fashioning yourselves according to the former
lusts in your ignorance, 24. For aU flesh is
as grass, and aU the glory of man as the flower
of grass. The grass withereth, and the flower
thereof faUeth away.
1 Pet. 2.11. Dearly beloved, I beseech you
as strangers and pUgrima, abstain from fleshly
lusts, which war against the soul.
1 Pet. 4.3, The time past of our Ufe raay
suffice us to have wrought the wiU of the
GentUes, when we walked in lasciviousness,
lusts, excess of wine, reveUings, bauquetings,
and aborainable idolatries : 4, Wherein they
think it strange that ye run not with them to
the sarae excess of riot, speaking evU of you.
2 Pet, 2,13, ShaU receive the reward of un
righteousness, as they that count it pleasure
to riot in the day tirae. Spots they are and
blemishes, sporting themselves with their own
deceivings whUe they feast with you, 18,
When they speak great sweUing words of van
ity, they aUure through the lusts of the flesh,
tlvrough much wantonness, those that were
clean escaped frora them who Uve in error.
1 Jno, 2.16, Love not the world, neither
the things that are in the world. If any raan
love the world, the love of the Father is not in
him. 16. For aU that is in the world, the
lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and
the pride of Ufe, is not of the Father, but is of
the world. 17. The world passeth away, and
the lust thereof : but he that doeth the wUl of
God abideth for ever.
1 Jno. 4.6. They are of the world : there
fore speak they of the world, and the world
heareth them.
Jude 12, These are spots in your feasts of
charity, when they feast with you, feeding
themselves without fear, 19. These be they
who separate theraselves, sensual, having not
the Spirit, V. 16.
Worldliness andSen3uai,ity,Examples
OF : Esau, Gen. 26.80-84. Heb.12.16. Israel
ites, Num, 11.33,34, Psa, 78,18,29-31. EU's
sons, 1 Sam. 2,12-17. Herod, Mat, 14.6 7.
Cretians, Tit. 1,12.
See Adultery — Drunkenness — Sloth —
Co vetousn ess — Temperance,
WORLDLY WISDOM. See Wkdom
natural.

WORM
WORM, Ex. 42.7. Jno. 1.46. lUustra
tive, Job 25,6. Isa. 41,14, Isa. 66,24,
WORMWOOD. lUustrative, Deu. 29 18
Pro, 6,4. Lam. 3.19. Translated hemlock
Araos 6.12. SyraboUcal, Rev, 8.11,
WORSHIP, Public Worship. Attitudes
in praise and prayer, see Praise— Prayer
Prayer at the ninth hour. Act. 3.1. Shoes
put off, Ex. 3,5. Jos. 6.16. Covering the
head, 1 Kin, 19.13. 1 Cor. 11.4-16.
The scriptures read pubUcly, Deu. 31.11-13
Jos. 8,33-35. 2 Kin. 23.2. 2 Chr. 17 9 Neh
8.1-8,13,18. Jer. 36.6. The people stood and
responded by saying Amen, and promising
obedience, Neh. 8.5,6, Ex. 24.7. Deu 27
12-26, ,
Blessing pi:onounced on the people. Lev. 9.
22,23, Nura, 6.23-27. Jos. 8.33. 1 Chr. 23
13. 2 Sara. 6.18, 1 Kin. 8.14,55. 2 Chr.
30.27. The people responded Amen, or
HaUelujah, in prayer and praise, 1 Chr. 16.""
Psa. 106.48. 1 Cor. 14.16. See Amen,
Woraen worshipped separately in the
teraple (7), Ex, 38.8. 1 Sara, 2,22 ; with men
in the Synagogue and in Christian asserabUes,
Luk. 11.27. Luk. 13.10,11, Act, 1.14,16, Not
aUowed to teach, 1 Cor, 14.34. Proselytes wor
shipped separately, Act, 21.28,29. Eph. 2.14.
Rev. 11.2, see Proselytes. ChUdren attended,
see CnrLDREN.
Reading the scriptures, preaching, and
prayer— in the teraple. Mat. 21.23, see Temple,
p, 462; iu the Synagogue, see Syna
gogue ; by the sea-side, Mar, 2.13 ; in
the wUdemess, Mar. 1,8,4; in a schoolj
Act. 19,9; in an upper charaber, Act. 20.
7-9; in a house. Act. 28.30. Prayer in
the tabernacle, 1 Sara. 1.9-18,26 ; in the
temple, Luk. 2.37. Luk, 1.10. See Temple,
Reading the scriptures and preaching stand
ing. Act, 1,15, Act, 5.20,25. Act. 2.14; on
a pulpit in the street, Neh. 8.3-8 ; in the tem
ple, Jer. 7.2. Jer, 17,19. Jer. 19.14. Jno.
7-37; in the synagogue, Luk. 4.16-27. Act.
13,16; on Mars HiU, Act. 17,22. Preaching
sitting in a boat, Luk. 5.3. Mat. 13,2; on
a hUlside, Mat. 5.1; in the teraple, Jno,
7,37. WORSHIP OF Christ, see Christ, wor
ship OF, Of God, see God the only God.
In heaven, see Praise in heaven.
WORSHIP Enjoined. Promises of God's
" Presence in. Gen. 36.1. God said unto
Jacob, Arise, go up to Beth-el, and dweU
there : and raake there an altar unto God.
2 Sam. 24.18.
Ex. 5,1. Thus saith the Lord God of Israel,
Let my people go, that they may hold a feast
unto rae in the wilderness.
Ex. 12.47, All the congregation of Israel
shaU keep it.
Ex. 20,24. In aU places where I record
my name I wiU come unto thee, and I wiU
bless thee.
Ex, 25.8, Let them make me a sanctuary ;
that I may dweU among them, v. 22, Nura.
17.4. Ex. 29,43, There I wiU raeet with the
chUdren of Israel, and the tabernacle shaU be
sanctified by my glory, Ex. 40,34,35.
Lev, 19,30. Ye shaU keep my sabbaths, and
reverence ray sanctuary : I am the Lord,
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God, and aerve him, and shall swear by his
narae. Deu. 12,6, Unto the place which the Lord
your God shaU choose out of all your tribes to
put his narae there, even unto his habitation
shaU ye seek, and thither thou shalt corae.
V. 11. Deu. 16.6, Deu. 26.2,
Deu. 31.11. When aU Israel is corae to
appear before the Lord thy God, in the place
which he shaU choose, thou shalt read this law
before all larael in their hearing. 12. Gather
the people together, raen, and woraen, and
chUdren, and thy stranger that is within thy
gates, that they raay hear, and that they may
leam, and fear the Lord your God, and observe
to do aU the words of this law ; 13, And that
their chUdren, which have not known any
thiTig, may hear, and learn to fear the Lord
your God, as long as ye Uve in the land whither
ye go over Jordan to possess it. Neh. 8.
14-18. Deu, 83.19. They ahaU caU the people unto
the mountain ; there they ahaU offer sacrifices
of righteouaness.
2 Kin. 17.36. Him shall ye fear, and him
shall ye worship.
2 Chr. 5.13. It carae even to pass, as the
trarapeters and singers were as one, to raake
one sound to be heard in praising and thank
ing the Lord ; and when they lifted up their
voice with the trurapets and cyrabals and in
struments of rausick, and praised the Lord,
sayiTig, For he is good ; for his raercy endureth
for ever : that then the house was fiUed with
a cloud, eoen the house of the Lord; 14, So
that the priests could not stand to minister by
reason of the cloud : for the glory of the Lord
had fiUed the house of God, 1 Kin. 8.10,11,
2 Chr, 7.1. When Solomon had made an
end of praying, the fire came down frora
neaven, and consuraed the burnt-offering and
the sacrifices ; and the glory of the Lord filled
the house. 15. Mine eyes shaU be open, and
raine ears attent unto the prayer that is made
in this place. 16. For now have I chosen and
sanctified this house, that ray narae may be
there for ever: and mine eyes and raine
heart shaU be there perpetuaUy. 1 Ban.
9.3. 2 Chr. 30,27. The priests the Levites arose
and blessed the people : and their voice was
heard, and their prayer came up to his holy
dwelling place, even unto heaven.
Psa. 36.8. They shaU be abundantly satis
fied with the fatness of thy house ; and thou
shalt make thera drink of the river of thy
pleasures. Psa, 45,11. He is thy Lord; and worship
thou him,
Psa. 65,4. Blessed is the mam whom thou
choosest, and causest to approach v/nto thee,
that he may dweU in thy courts : we shaU be
satisfied with the goodness of thy house, even
of thy holy temple.
Psa. 76.11, Vow, and pay imto the Lord
your God : let aU that be round about him
bring presents unto him that ought to be
feared. Paa. 77,13. Thy way, O God, is in the
sanctuary: who is so great a God as erm
God? Psa, 84,4. Blessed a/re they that dweU
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Psa. 92.13, Those that be planted in the
house of the Lord shaU fiourish in the courts
of our God, 14, They shall stUl bring forth
fruit in old age ; they shall be fat and flourish
ing. Psa. 96.8. Give unto the Lord the glory
due unto his name : bring an offering, and
come into his courts. 9. 0 worship the Lord
in the beauty of hoUness : fear before him, aU
the earth.
Psa. 97.7. Worship him, aU ye gods.
Psa. 99.5. Exalt ye the Lord our Gcd, and
worship at his footstool ; for he is holy.
Psa. 132.13. The Lord hath chosen Zion;
he hath desired it for his habitation. 14. This
is my rest for ever : here will I dweU ; for I
have desired it.
Isa. 4.5. The Lord wUl create upon every
dweUing-place of Mount Zion, and upon her
assemblies, a cloud and smoke by day, and the
shining of a flaming fire by night : for upon
aU the glory shall be a defence.
Isa. 12.6. Cry out and shout, thou inhabit
ant of Zion : for great is the Holy One of Israel
iu the raidst of thee.
Isa. 17.7. At that day shall a man look to
hia Maker, and his eyes shaU have respect to
the Holy One of IsraeL
Isa. 30.29. Ye shaU have a song, as in the
night when the holy solemnity is kept ; and
gladness of heart, as when one goeth with a
pipe to come into the raountain of the Lord,
to the raighty One of Israel.
Isa. 66.7. Even thera wUl I bring to ray
holy raountain, and make them joyful in my
house of prayer : their burnt-offerings and
their sacrifices shall be accepted upon raine
altar ; for raine house shall be caUed an house
of prayer for aU people.
Joel 2.15. Blow the trurapet in Zion,
sanctify a fast, caU a solemn asserably : 16.
Gather the people, sanctify the congregation,
asserable the elders, gather the chUdren, and
those that suck the breasts : let the bridegroora
go forth of his chamber, and the bride out of
her closet. 17. Let the priests, the rainisters
of the Lord, weep between the porch and the
altar, and let them say. Spare thy people, O
Lord, and give not thine heritage to reproach.
Nah. 1.16. O Judah, keep thy soleran
feasts, perform thy vows,
Zeph. 3.18. I wiU gather them that are
sorrowful for the solemn assembly, who are
of thee, to whom the reproach of it was a
burden. Hag, 1.8. Go up to the moimtain, and
bring wood, and buUd tlie house ; and I wiU
take pleasure in it, and I wUl be glorified,
saith the Lord.
Zee. 14.17. Whoso wiU not come up of all
the farailies of the earth unto Jerusalem to
worship the King, the Lord of hosts, even
upon them shall be no rain, v. 18,19.
Mai. 3.3. That they raay offer unto the
Lord an offering in righteousness. 4. Then
shall the offering of Judah and Jerusalera be
pleasant unto th Lord, as in the days of old,
and as in forrae years.
Mat, 8.4. Gl thy way, shew thyself to the
priest, and offer the gift that Moses com
manded, for a testiraony unto thera. Mar, 1.
44, Jjnk. 5.14.
Mat. 18.19. If two of you shaU agree on
earth as toucliing anything that they shaU ask,
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it shaU be done for them of my Father whicli
is in heaven. 20. For where two or three are
fathered together in my name, there ara I in
the raidst of them.
Act 2.1, When the day of Pentecost waa
fully come, they were aU with one accord in
one place. 2. And suddenly there carae a
sound from heaven as of a rashing mighty
wind, and it filled aU the house where they
were sitting. 3. And there appeared unto them
cloven tongues like aa of fire, and it sat upon
each of thera. 4. And they were all fiUed
with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak
with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them
utterance. See Act, 1.
1 The, 5.20, Despise not prophesyings,
Heb, 10.25. Not forsaking the assembUng
of ourselves together, as the manner of sorae
is; but exhorting 07ie another: and so much
the more, as ye see the day approaching.
Rev, 11.1, The angel stood, saying, Rise,
and raeasure the teraple of God, and the altar,
and them that worship therein.
Rev. 14.7. Fear God, and give glory to him ;
for the hour of his judgment is come : and
worship him that made heaven, and earth,
and the sea, and the fountains of waters.
Rev. 15.4, Who shaU not fear thee, O
Lord, and glorify thy name? for tlwu only
art holy : for aU nations shaU come and wor
ship before thee ; for thy judgments are made
manifest. Worship, Examples of : Abraham, Gen.
21.33. Jacob, Gen. 32. Gen, 35,14,15.
Israelites, Deu. 26.10. Jos. 18.1, Elkanah,
1 Sara. 1.3. Samuel and people, 1 Sara. 7,
David, &c., 2 Sara. 6. 1 Chr. c. 13 & 16.
1 Chr. 29.10-20. Soloraon, &c., 2 Chr. c. 1, 6
to 7. Jehoshaphat, &c., 2 Chr. 20.3-18.
Hezekiah, &c., 2 Chr. 30.12,13,22,23. Ezra,
Neheraiah, tfe Jews, Ezr. 3. Ezr. 6.22. Neh.
c. 8 to 10 & 12. Sons of God, Job 1.6. Job
2.1. Jews, Luk. 1,10. Christ, Luk. 2.41,42.
Luk, 4.16. Greeks, Jno. 12.20. Cliristians
in Jerusalera, Act. 1.14. Act. 2.1,42,46.
Act. 4.24. Act. 12.12. Ethiopian, Act 8.27.
Apostles, Act. 3.1, Act. 11.26. Act. 13.
3,14,16, Act. 16.13,16. Act. 18.21. Act.
19.9. Act. 20.7,16,36. Act 24.11,
See Praise — Prayer— -Sabbath — Syna
gogue — Feasts — Offerings — Altars —
Tabernacle — Temple.
WORSHIP Loved. Ex. 16.2, He is ray
God, and I wiU prepare hira an habitation ;
my fathei's God, and I wUl exalt hira.
1 Chr. 29.3. I have set my affection to the
house of my God.
Neh. 10.39, We wUl not forsake the house
of our God.
Psa. 6. 7. As for rae, I wiU come into thy house
in the multitude &f thy mercy : and in thy
fear wUl I worship toward thy holy temple,
Psa. 26.8. Lord, I have loved the habita
tion of thy house, and the place where thine
honour dweUeth.
Psa. 27.4. One thing have I desired of the
Lord, that wiU I seek after ; that I raay dwell
in the house of the Lord aU the days of ray
Ufe, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to
enquire in his teraple,
Psa. 42.4- When T remember these things,
I pour out my soul in me : for I had gone with
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of God, with the voice of joy and praiae, with
a multitude that kept holy-day.
Psa, 66.14. We took sweet counsel together,
and walked unto the house of God in com
pany. Psa. 63.1, O God, thou art ray God ; early
wUl I seek thee : my soul thirsteth for thee,
my flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty
land, where no water is ; 2. To see thy power
and thy glory, so as I have seen thee in the
sanctuary, Psa, 66.13. I wUl go into thy house with
burnt-offerings : I will pay thee my vows, 14.
Which my Ups have uttered, and my raouth
hath spoken, when I was in trouble.
Psa. 84.1. How amiable are thy tabernacles,
O Lord of hosts I 2. My soul longeth, yea,
even fainteth for the courts of the Lord : mv
heart and ray flesh crieth out for the living
God. 10. A day in thy com-ts is better than a
thousand : I had rather be a door-keeper in
the house of ray God, than to dweU in the tents
of wickedness, v. 3,
Psa. 95,6. O corae, let us worship and bow
down : let us kneel before the Lord our MaJker.
Psa, 122.1. I was glad when they said unto
me. Let us go into the house of the Irfird.
Psa. 132.7. We wiU go into his tabernacles :
we wUl worship at his footstool.
Psa. 138.2. I wUl worship toward thy holy
teraple, and praise thy narae for thy loving
kindness. Isa. 2.3, Many nations shaU come, and say,
Corae, and let us go up to the raountain of the
Lord, and to the house of the God of Jacob ;
and he wUl teach us of his ways, aud we wiU
wa^ in his paths. Mic, 4.2,
Zee. 8.21. The inhabitants of one city shaU
go to another, saying. Let us go speedUy to
pray before the Lord, and to seek the Lord of
hosts : I wiU go also. v. 22.
Act. 10,33. Now therefore are we aU here
present before God, to hear all things that are
commanded thee of Grod.
See Praise — Thankfulness — Prayer
fulness — Liberality — Zea l.
WORSHIP, Presumption and Sacri
lege punished, Nadab and Abihu, Lev. 10.
1,2. Num, 3,4, Korah, &c., Num, 16.36.
EU's sons, 1 Sam, 2.13-36. Bethshemites, 1
Sam, 6.19. Saul, 1 Sara. 13.9-14. Uzzah, 2
Sam. 6.6,7, Manasseh, 2 Kin. 21.7. Uzziah,
2 Chr. 26.16-21. Ahaz, 2 Chr. 28.24, Jews,
Eze, 8,10-16, Nebuchadnezzar, Dan. 1,2,
Belshazzar, Dan. 6.1-6,22-31, The Uttle hom,
Dan, 8.11-13. Tyre, &c., Joel 3.5, Anti
christ, 2 The. 2.4.
See Blasphemy— Worship, reverence
IN. WORSHIP, Reverence, Sincerity, and
Purity required. Gen. 85.2. Put away
the strange gods that are araong you, and be
clean, and change your garments : 3. And let
JOS ariae, and go up to Beth-el : and I wiU
make there an altar unto God.
Ex. 3.6. Draw not nigh hither : put off thy
shoes from off thy feet, for the place whereon
thou standest is holy ground, v. 6. Jos. 5.16.
Ex. 19.10. Sanctify them to day and to
morrow, and let them wash their clothea, 11.
And be ready against the third day : for the
third day the Lord wUl come down in the
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Go down, charge the people, lest they break
through unto the Lord to gaze, and raany oi
thera perish, v. 12,13,22-24.
Ex. 24,1. Corae up uuto the Lord, thou,
and Aaron, Nadab, and Abihu, and seventy of
the elders of Israel ; and worship ye afar off.
2. And Moses alone shall come near the Lord :
but they shall not come nigh ; neither shall
the people go up with him.
Ex, 28,34, BeUs of gold between them round
about: 36, And it shall be upon Aaron to
rainister : and his sound shall be heard when
he goeth in unto the holy place before the
Lord, and when he coraeth out, that he die
not, Ex. 30.19, Aaron and his sons shaU wash
their hands and their feet thereat ; 20. When
they go into the tabernacle of the congregation,
they shaU wash with water, that they die not ;
or when they corae near to the altar to rainis
ter. 33, Whosoever compoundeth any like
it, or whosoever putteth any of it upon a
stranger, shaU even be cut off frora his people.
V. 38.
Ex. 33.4. When the people heard these
evU tidings, they raourned: and no raan did
put on hira his ornaments,
Ex. 34.8. Moses raade haste, and bowed
his head toward the earth, and worshipped.
Lev, 10,3 I wiU be sanctified in them that
come nigh me.
Lev. 16.2. Speak unto Aaron thy brother,
that he come not at aU times into the holy
place within the vaU before the raercy seat,
which is upon the ark ; that he die not.
Num, 1,61. The stranger that coraeth nigh
shaU be put to death.
Num. 4.15, But they shall not touch any
holy thing, lest they die, 20. They shall not
go in to see when the holy things are covered,
lest they die.
Nura, 18.6. Keep the charge of the sanc
tuary, and the charge of the altar : that there
be no wrath any raore upon the chUdren of
IsraeL v. 3,22.
Psa. 5.7, In thy fear wiU I worship toward
thy holy teraple,
Psa, 26.6. I will wash raine hands in in
nocency : so wiU I compass thine altar, 0
Lord : 7, That I raay pubUsh with the voice
of thanksgiving, and teU of aU thy wondrous
works. Psa. 29,2. Worship the Lord in the beauty
of holiness.
Psa. 48.9. We have thought of thy loving
kindness, O God, in the raidst of thy temple,
Fsa. 89.7. God is greatly to bo feared in
the asserably of the saints, and to be had in
reverence of aU them that are about him.
Psa, 93.5, HoUness becometh thine house,
0 Lord, for ever.
Ecc, 5.1, Keep thy foot when thou goest
to the house of God, and be more ready to
hear, than to give the sacriSce of fools : for
they consider not that they do evU. 2. Be not
rash with thy mouth, and let not thine heart
be hasty to utter amy thing before God : for
God is in heaven, and thou upon earth : there
fore let thy words be few.
Isa. 56.6. The sons of the stranger, that
join themselves to the Lord, to serve him, and
to love the name of the Lord, to be hia ser
vants, every one that keepeth the sabbath from
poUuting it, and taketh hold of my covenant :
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7. Even them wUl I bring to ray holy mountain,
and raake them joyful in ray house of prayer :
their bumt-offeiings and their sacrifices shall
be accepted upon raine altar ; for raine house
shaU be caUed an house of prayer for all people.
Isa. 66.1. Thus saith the Lord, The heaven
ia my throne, and the earth is ray footstool :
where is the house that ye buUd unto me? and
where is the place of my rest? 2. For aU
those things hath raine hand raade, and aU
those things have been, saith the Lord : but
to this man will I look, even to /iim that is
poor and of a contrite spirit, and trembleth at
ray word.
Jer. 7.11. Is this house, which is caUed by
my name, become a den of robbers in your
eyes ? Behold, even I have seen it, saith the
Lord. Eze. 22,8, Thou hast despised raine holy
things, and hast profaned my sabbaths.
Amos 6,23. Take thou away from me the
noise of thy songs ; for I wiU not hear the
melody of thy viols, 24. But let judgment
run down as waters, and righteousness as a
mighty streara.
Hab. 2,20. But the Lord is in hia holy
temple : let aU the earth keep sUence before
hira. Mar. 11.16. Jesus went into the temple,
and began to cast out them that sold and
bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables
of the raoneychangers, and the seats of them
that aold doves ; 16. And would not suffer
that any man should carry any vessel through
the temple. 17. And he taught, saying unto
them, Is it not written, My house shall be
caUed of all nations the house of prayer ? but
ye have made it a den of thieves. 26. When
ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have aught
against any. Mat 6.23. Mat, 21.13. Jno.
2,13-17, Jno. 4,23, The hour cometh, and now is,
when the true worshippers sliaU worship the
Father in spirit and in truth : for the Father
seeketh such to worship hira, 24. God is a
Spirit : and they that worship hira must wor
ship him in spirit and in truth.
Act. 17.24. God that raade the world and
aU things therein, seeing that he is Lord of
heaven and earth, dweUeth not in teraples
made with hands ; 25. Neither is worshipped
with men's hands, as though he needed any
thing, seeing he giveth to aU lUe, and breath,
and aU things.
1 Cor. 11.13. Judge in yourselves : is it
coraely that a woraan pray unto God uncover
ed? 20. When ye corae together therefore
into one place, this is not to eat the Lord's
supper, 21. For iu eating every one taketh
before other his own supper : and one is
hungry, and another is drunken, 22, What?
have ye not houses to eat and to drink in 7 or
despise ye the church of God, and sharae
thera that have not? What shaU I say to
you 7 shaU I praise you in this 7 I praise you
not. 1 Cor. 14.15. What ia it then ? I wiU pray
with the spirit, and I wUl pray with the un
derstanding also : I wiU sing with the spirit,
and I wUl sing with the understanding also.
16. Else when thou shalt bless with the spirit,
how shaU he that occupieth the roora of the
unlearned say Amen at thy giving of thanks,
seeing he understandeth not what thou say-
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est? 17. For thou verUy givest thanks well,
but the other is not edified.
PhU. 3.3. We are the circumcision, which
worship God in the spirit,
1 Tim, 2.8. I wiU therefore that raen pray
everywhere, Ufting up holy hands, without
wrath and doubting.
Heb. 12.28. Let us have grace, whereby we
may serve God acceptably with reverence and
godly fear. v. 29.
1 Pet. 2.5. Ye also, aa Uvely stones, are
buUt up a spiritual house, an holy priesthood,
to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to
God by Jesus Christ.
See Sin separates from God— Prayer
BY DIVINE aid.
WRITER. See Scribe.
WRITING, Implements of, see Ink, Ink-
horn, Pen, Tablet. On paper, see Paper,
Par-Chment. Un stone or rock, Deu. 27.3.
Jos. 8.32. Job 19.24, see Tables of stone.
In books or rolls, see Books, Letters.

YARN, 1 Kin. 10.28.
YEAR OF Jubilee, see Jubilee. Of
release, see SabbatioaIi tear.
YEARS, See Months— Day.
YOKE, Num. 19.2, 1 Sam. 11,7. Illustra
tive, Lev. 26,13, Lara. 3.27. Lara. 1.14.
Mat. 11.29,30. Act. 16.10.
YOUTH. See Children.

ZACCHEUS, chief of the pubUcans, at
Jericho ; seeks to see Jesus, who invites hun
self to his house ; Christ's commendation of
hira, Luk. 19.1-10.
ZACHARIAH, 14th king of Israel, son and
successor of Jeroboam n. (reigns 6 months) ; his
wicked reign ; murdered by ShaUum ; the last
king of the dynasty of Jehu, 2 Kin, 14.29.
2 Ban, 15.8-12 ; fulfilUng 2 Kin. 10.80,
ZACHARIAS, father of John the Baptist ;
a priest of the course of Abia ; of the Une of
Eleazar, Luk. 1.5. 1 Chr, 24.4,10. His
character, Luk, 1.6. Dwelt at Hebron, Luk.
1.23,39,40,65 with Jos. 21.10,11. His vision
in the temple ; Gabriel predicts the birth of
John ; he is struck durab for increduUty ; his
durabness removed when he naraed the chUd
John ; inspired by the Holy Ghost ; his song,
Luk. 1,7-23,62-79. See Elizabeth — John,
ZADOK, son of Ahitub; of the line of
Phinehas, 1 Chr. 6,8,62,63. High-priest in
David's reign, jointly with Abiathar, 2 Sara,
19,11. 2 Sam. 20,26. 1 Kin, 4.4. 1 Chr.
16.11. 1 Chr, 16.39 ; who is called Ahimelech,
2 Sam. 8,17. 1 Chr. 18,16, 1 Chr, 24.3-6,31,
1 Chr, 27,17. He and Abiathar carry the ark
on David's flight from Absalom ; retum to the
city ; their aons, Ahiraaaz and Jonathan, carry
news of the rebeUion, 2 Sam. 16.24-36. 2 Sam.
17.15,17-21, see Ahimaaz. Anoints Solomon,
1 Kin. 1.8,26,82-45, Sole high-priest after the
deposition of Abiathar, 1 Kin, 2.35. 1 Chi
29.22.

SALMON
2ALM0N, or Salmon, a mountain near
Shechem, Jud. 9,48. Psa. 68.14,
ZALMTTNNA, king of Midian, conquered
and slain by Gideon, Jud, 8.6-21, Psa. 88.11,
ZAMZUMMIMS, or Zuzms, a race of
giants ; dispossessed by the Ammonites. Deu
2.20,21, see Gen. 14.6.
ZAREPHATH. See Sarepta.
ZARETAN, Zartanah, Zarthan, or
Zereda, a town west of the Jordan, opposite
Adam, Jos. 3.16, 1 Kin, 4.12. 1 Kin 7 46
IKin. U. 26.
ZEAL. Zeal for the conversion of
Sinners. Psa, 60.4. Thou hast given a
banner to thera that fear thee, that it may be
displayed because of the trath.
Psa. 90.3. Declare his glory araong the
heathen, his wonders among aU people. 10.
Say among the heathen that the Lord reign
eth. Prov. 11.30. The fruit of the righteous is a
tree of life ; and he that winneth souls is wise.
Isa. 43.12. Ye a/re my witnesses, saith the
Lord, that I am God. ¦ v. 10. Isa. 44.8.
Isa, 68.12. They thai shall be of thee shaU
buUd the old waste places : thou shalt raise up
the foundations of many generations ; and
thou shalt be called. The repairer of the breach.
The restorer of paths to dweU in.
Isa. 60.1. Arise, shine; for thy Ught is
come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon
thee. Isa, 62.6. I have set watchraen upon thy
walls, O Jerusalem, which shaU never hold
their peace day nor night : ye that raake raen
tion of the Lord keep not sUence, 7. And
give him no rest, tUl he establi^, and tiU he
make Jerusalem a praise in the earth.
Dan, 12.3. They that be wise shaU shine
as the brightness of the firmaraent ; and they
that tum many to righteousness as the stars
for ever and ever.
Mic. 5.7, The remnant of Jacob shaU be in
the midst of raany people as a dew from the
Lord, as the showers upon tbe grass, that
tarrieth not for man, nor waiteth for the sons
of men,
Hab. 2.2. Write the vision, and raake it
plain upon tables, that he raay mn that read
eth it.
Hag. 2.4, Be strong, 0 Zerubbabel, saith
the Lord; and be strong, 0 Joshua, son of
Josedech, the high-priest ; and be strong, all ye
people of the land, saith the Lord, and work :
for I am with you, saith the Lord of hosta : 5.
Accordmg to the word that I covenanted with
you when ye carae out of Egypt, so my spirit
remaineth among you : fear ye not.
Mat, 6,13, Ye are the salt of the earth : but
if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shaU
it besalted?itisthenceforth good for nothing,
but to be cast out, and to be trodden under
foot of raen. 14, Ye are the Ught of the world.
A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid, 15.
Neither do raen Ught a candle, and put it under
a bushel, but on a candlestick ; and it giveth
light unto aU that are in the house. 16, Let
your light so shine before raen, that they may
aee your good works, and glorify your Father
which is in heaven. Mar, 4,21,22, Luk, 8.
16,17, Luk, 22,32. When thou art converted
strengthen thy brethren.

ZEAL
Act, 10,42. He commanded us to preach
unto the people, and to testify that it is he
which was ordained of God to be the Judge of
quick and dead.
1 Cor. 14.12. Forasmuch as ye are zealous
of spiritual gifts, seek that ye raay excel to the
edifying of the church,
1 Cor. 16.68. My beloved brethren, be ye
stedfast, unmoveable, alwaya abounding in the
work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that
your labour is not in vain in the Lord.
Gal. 4,18. It is good to be zealously affected
always in a good thing, and not only when I
am present with you.
Gal. 6.9. Let us not be weary in weU doing :
for in due season we shaU reap, U we faint not,
2 The. 3,13,
_ Eph, 6.16, Your feet shod with the prepara
tion of the gospel of peace.
PhU, 2. 5. Let this mind be in you, which
was also in Christ Jesus, 15, Shine as lights
in the world ; 16. Holding forth the word of
Ufe ; that I may rejoice in the day of Christ,
that I have not run in vain, neither laboured
iu vain. v. 6-9.
Col, 4.6. Walk in wisdom toward them
that are without, redeeming the time.
Tit, 2.3, The aged woraen likewise, that
they he teachers of good things.
Tit. 3.1. Be ready to every good work.
Jaa. 5.19. Brethren, if any of you do err
frora the truth, and one convert him ; 20-
Let him know, that he which converteth the
sinner from the error of his way shaU save a
soul from death, and shaU hide a multitude of
sins. 3 Jno. 8. We therefore ought to receive
such, that we might be feUow-helpers to the
trutli. Jude 3. Earnestly contend for the faith
which was once deUvered unto the saints, 22,
Of some have compassion, making a difference:
23, And others aave with fear, puUing fhem
out of the fire ; hating even the garment spot
ted by the flesh.
Rev, 3.19. As manyas Hove, Irebuke and
chasten : be zealoua therefore, and repent.
Rev, 22.17. The Spirit and the bride say.
Come, And let him that heareth say, Come.
Zeal, Eziamples of: Asa, 2 Chr, 14.4.
Jehoshaphat, 2 Chr. 17.7-9. 2 Chr. 19,4.
Hezekiah, 2 Chr, c, 30 & 31, Josiah, 2 Kin,
23.2,3, 2 Chr. 34.29-33. Priests, 1 Chr. 9.13.
Ezr, 8.17,18, Ezra and Neheraiah, Ezr. 7.10.
Ezr. c. 9 &; 10. Neh. 8, Shepherds, Luk. 2.
17,18, Anna, Luk. 2.38. Andrew and PhUip,
Jno, 1,41-46. Saraaritan woman, Jno. 4.
28-30,39. Peter, Act. 2.14-40. Act. 3.12-26.
John, see John the Baptist. Paul and
Bamabas, Act. 11.22-26, see Zeal of Paul.
Phebe, &c,, Rom. 16.1-12,
ZEAL. Zeal FOR THE CONVERSION OF Sin
ners, EXEMPLIFIED. Num, 10,29, We are
joumeying unto the place of which the Lord
said, I wiU give it you : come thou with us,
and we wUl do thee good : for the Lord hath
spoken good conceming Israel.
Nura, 11,29. Enviest thou for my sake?
would God that all the Lord's people were
prophets, and that the Lord would put his
spirit upon them I
. 1 Kin, 8.43, Hear thou in heaven thy
dweUing-place, and do according to aU that
the stranger calleth to thee for : that aU people
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of the earth raay know thy name, to fear thee,
as do thy people Israel, v. 42. 2 Chr. 6.33.
1 Kin. 22.14, As the Lord liveth, what the
Lord saith unto rae, that wiU I speak.
Job 6.10. I have not concealed the words of
the Holy one.
Psa. 40.9. I have preached righteousness
in the great congregation : lo, I have not
refrained my lips, 0 Lord, thou knowest. 10.
I have not hid thy righteousness within ray
heart ; I have declared thy faithfulness and
thy salvation : I have not concealed thy
lovingkindness and thy trath frora the great
congregation, Psa. 61.13, ThenvrHl I teach transgressors
thy ways ; and sinners shaU be converted unto
thee. Psa. 67.1. God be merciful unto us, and
bless us ; and cause his face to shine upon us;
2. That thy way raay be known upon earth,
thy saving health among aU nations, v. 5.
Psa. 105.1,
Psa. 71,17. 0 God, thou hast taught me
from ray youth : and hitherto have I declared
thy wondrous works. 18. Now also, when I
ara old and grayheaded, 0 God, forsake me
not, until I have shewed thy strength unto
this generation, and thy power to every one
that is to corae.
Ecc. 12.9. Moreover, because the Preacher
was wise, he stiU taught the people knowledge ;
yea, he gave good heed, and sought out, and
set in order raany proverbs.
Ecc. 12.10. The Preacher sought to find
out acceptable words : and that which was
written was upright, even words of truth.
Isa. 2.3. Many nations shall corae, and say.
Come, and let us go up to the mountain of the
Lord, and to the house of the God of Jacob ;
and he wiU teach us of his ways, and we wiU
walk in his paths. 5. 0 house of Jacob,
corae ye, and let us walk in the light of the Lord.
Isa. 6.8, I heard the voice of the Lord, say
ing, Whora shaU I send, and who will go for
us ? Then said I, Here am I ; send rae.
Isa, 62.1. For Zion's sake wiU I not hold
ray peace, and for Jerusalera's sake T wiU not
rest, until the righteousness thereof go forth
as brightness, and the salvation thereof as a
larap that burneth.
Jer. 17.16- As for rae, I have not hastened
frora beiTig a pastor to foUow thee : neither
have I desired the woeful day ; thou knowest :
that which carae out of ray Ups was right be
fore thee.
Jer. 18.20. Reraember that I stood before
thee to speak good for thera, and to turn away
thy wrath frora thera.
Jer. 20.9. Then I said, I wiU not make
raention of him, nor speak any more in his
name. But his word was in mine heart as a
burning fire shut up in ray bones, and I was
weary with forbearing, and I could not stay.
Jer. 28.12-15.
Eze, 44.15, The priests the Levites, the
sons of Zadok, lhat kept the charge of my
sanctuary when the chUdren of Israel went
astray from rae, they sbaU come near to rae
to minister unto rae.
Mic. 3.8. Traly I ara fuU of power by the
spirit of the Lord, and of judgraent, and of
raight, to declare unto Jacob his transgression,
and to Israel his sin.
Mar. 5.20. And he departed, and began to
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publish in DecapoUs how great things JesUs
had done for hira : and all men did marvel,
V. 19.
Mar. 16.20. They went forth, and preached
every where, the Lord working with them, and
confirming the word with signs following.
Luk. 1.16, Many of the chUdren of Israel
shaU he tum to the Lord their God. 17, And
he shaU go before hira in the spirit and power
of Elias, to tum the hearts of the fathers to
the chUdren, and the disobedient to the
wisdora of the just ; to raake ready a people
prepared for the Lord. v. 15.
Act. 4.13. When they saw the boldness of
Peter and John, and perceived that they were
unlearned and ignorant men, they marvelled ;
and they took knowledge of thera, that they
had been with Jesus. 18. And they caUed
thera, and coraraanded thera not to speak at
aU nor teach in the name of Jesus. 19. But
Peter a.nd Jolm answered and said unto them.
Whether it be right in the sight of God to
hearken unto you raore than unto God, judge
ye. 20. For we cannot but speak the things
which we have seen and heard. 31. They
were aU filled with the Holy Ghost, and
they spake the word of God with boldness.
33. With great power gave the apostles
witness of the resurrection of the Lord
Jesus : and great grace was upon them aU.
V. 2,8-12.
Act. 5.42. DaUy in the temple, and in
every house, they ceased not to teach and
preach Jesus Christ, v. 21,25,29-32.
Act. 6.4. But we wiU give ourselves con
tinuaUy to prayer, and to the ministry of the
word. 10. They were not able to resist the
wisdom and the spirit by which he spake.
Act, 8.4. Therefore they that were scat
tered abroad went every where preaching the
word. 35. PhiUp opened his mouth, and
began at tho same scripture, and preached
unto hira Jesus, v. 4,12,26,30,40. Act. 11,
19,20,24,26, Act, 18.25, This man was instmcted in the
way of the Lord ; and being fervent in the
spirit, he spake and taught diUgently the
things of the Lord, knowing only the baptisra
of John, 26. He began to speak boldly in
the synagogue : whom when AquUa and Pris
ciUa had heard, they took him unto them, and
expounded unto him the way of God more
perfectly, 27. And when he was disposed to
pass into Achaia, the brethren wrote, exhort
ing the disciples to receive him : who, when
he was come, helped them much which had
believed through grace : 28. For he raightUy
convinced the Jews, and that publickly,
shewing by the scriptures that Jesus was
Christ. V. 24.
2 Cor, 8.5, They first gave their own selves
to the Lord, and unto us by the wtU of God.
18, We have sent with hira the brother,
whose praise is in the gospel throughout aU
the churches.
PhU. 1.14. Many of the brethren in the
Lord, waxing confident by ray bonds, are rauch
raore bold to speak the word without fear,
V. 12-18,
PhU. 2.22. Ye know the proof of hira, that,
as a son with the father, he hath served with
rae in the gospel. 26. He longed after you aU,
and was fuU of heaviness, because that ye had
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Wirk of Christ he was nigh unto death, not
regarding his life, to supply your lack of ser
vice toward me, 1 Cor, 16.10,
Phil, 4.3. I intreat thee also, true yoke-
feUow, help those women which laboured with
me in the gospel, with Cleraent also, and with
other my f eUow-labourers, whose naraes are in
the book of life.
Col. 4.7. A beloved brother, and a faithful
minister and feUow-servant in the Lord. 11.
My feUow-workers unto the kingdom of God.
Eph. 6,21. Col. 1.7,
1 The. 1.3. Your work of faith, and labour
of love, and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus
Christ, in the sight of God and our Father, 7,
Ye are ensamples to aU that beUeve in Mace
donia and Achaia. 8. For from you sounded
out the word of the Lord not only in Mace
donia and Achaia, but also in every place your
faith to God-ward is spread abroad.
1 The, 3.2, Sent Timotheus, our brother,
and rainister of God, and our fellow-labourer
in the gospel of Christ, to establish you, and
to comfort you conceming your faith,
2 Pet. 1.12. I wUl not be negligent to put
you always in remembrance of theae thinga,
though ye know them, and be estabUshed in
the present tmth. 13. Yea, I think it meet,
as long aa I ara in this tabernacle, to stir you
up by putting you in reraerabrance, 16. More
over I wiU endeavour that ye raay be able
after ray decease to have these things always
in remembrance.
2 Pet. 2.6, Noah the eighth person, a
preacher of righteousness.
3 Jno. 7. For his narae's sake they went
forth, taking nothing of the GentUes.
See Prayer, intercessory — Church and
country, love of — ^llberadity and zeal
—Zeal for God's glory— Reproof, fidel
ity IN— Ohrist" s zeal — Saints, communion
of — Ministers,
ZEAL OF Paul ; his Preaching, Act.
9,20, Straightway he preached Christ in the
synagogues, that he is the Son of God, v.
20-29, Act. 14.22. Oonflrraingthe souls of the dis
ciples, and exhorting them to continue in the
faith, and that we must through rauch tribula
tion enter into the kingdora of God, v. 1-28.
Act. 15,26. Men that have hazarded their
Uves for the name of our Lord Jesua Christ.
V. 30-36,41.
Act. 16.31. They said. Believe on the Lord
Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy
house, 32. And they spake unto him the
word of the Lord, and to aU that were in hia
house. V. 10,13,17,
Act, 17.2. Paul, as hia manner was, went
in unto them, and three sabbath days reasoned
with thera out of the scriptures, 3, Opening
and alleging, that Christ raust needs have suf
fered, and risen again frora the dead ; and
that this Jesus, whora I preach unto you, is
Christ. 16. His spirit was stirred in hira,
when he saw the city whoUy given to idolatry.
17. Therefore disputed he in the synagogue
with the Jews, and with the devout persons,
and in the market daUy with them that raet
with him. w. 22-31.
Act, 18.5, Paul was pressed in the spirit,
and testifled to the Jews tlmt Jesus was Christ.
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unto them. Your blood be upon your own
heads ; I am clean : from henceforth I will go
unto the GentUes, v. 4,19,28. Act. 13.16-62.
Act. 20.18. I have been with you at all sea
sons, 19. Serving the Lord with aU humiUty
of raind, and with raany tears, and terapta
tions, which befeU roe by the lying in wait of
the Jews : 20. And how I kept back nothing
that was profitable unto you, but have shewed
you, and have taught you pubUckly, and from
house to house, 21. Testifying both to the
Jews, and also to the Gre,:Jcs, repentance to
ward God, and faith toward our Lord Jesua
Christ. Act. 20.22, Now, behold, I go bound in the
spirit unto Jerusalem, not knowing the things
that shaU befaU me there : 23, Save that the
Holy Ghost witnesseth in every city, saying
that bonds and afflictions abide rae, 24. But
none of these things raove rae, neither count I
my Ufe dear unto rayself, aothat I might finish
ray course with joy, and the rainistry, which I
have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the
gospel of the grace of God.
Act. 20.26. Wherefore I take you to record
this day, that I am pure from the blood of aU
men. 27. For I have not shunned to declare
unto you aU the counsel of God, 31, There
fore watch, and reraeraber, that, by the space
of three years, I ceased not to warn every one
night and day with tears. 33. I have coveted
no man's sUver, or gold, or apparel, 34. Yea,
ye yourselves know, that these handa have
ministered unto ray necesaitiea, and to them
that were with rae, v. 7,26, Act. 19.8-10,21.
Act. 21.13.
Act. 24.26. He reasoned of righteous
ness, teraperance, and judgraent to corae. v.
14-25. Act. 26.19. I was not disobedient unto the
heavenly vision : 20. But shewed flrst unto
them of Damascus, and at Jerusalem, and
throughout aU the coasts of Judea, and then
to the Gentiles, that they should repent and
tum to God, and do worka meet for repent
ance. Act. 26.22. Having therefore obtained help of
God, I continue unto this day, witnessing both
to smaU and great, saying none other things
than those wMch the prophets and Moses did
say should come : 23. That Christ should suf
fer, and that he should be the flrst that should
rise from the dead, and ahould shew Ught unto
the people, and to the Gentiles, 29, Paul said,
I would to God, that not only thou, but also
aU that hear me this day, were both alraost,
and altogether such as I ara, except these
bonds, V. 1-29,
Act, 28,23, When they had appointed
him a day, there carae many to him into his
lodging ; to whom he expounded and testified
the kingdora of God, persuading them concem
ing Jesus, both out of the law of Moses, and
out of the prophets, from morning tUl evening.
30, Paul dwelt two whole years in his own
hired house, and received aU that came in unto
him, 31, Preaching the kingdom of God, and
teaching those things which copcem the Lord
Jesus dhrist, with all confidence, v. 24-28,
Rom, 1,1. Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ,
caUed to be an apostle, separated unto the
gospel of God. 14. I am debtor both to the
Greeks, and to the Barbarians ; both to the
wise, and to the unwise. 16. So, as rauch ^
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in me la, I ara ready to preach the gospel to
you that are at Rorae also. v. 9-13,
Rom. 9.1, I say the truth in Christ, I Ue not,
my conscience also bearing rae witness in the
Holy Ghost, 2. That I have great heaviness
and continual sorrow in my heart. 3. For I
could wish that myself were accursed frora
Ohrist for my brethren, my kinsraen according
to the flesh.
Rora. 10.1. Brethren, ray heart's desire and
prayer to God for Israel is, that they raight be
saved. Rora. 11.13,14.
Rora. 15.19. From Jerusalera, and round
about unto Ulyricum, I have fully preached
the gospel of Christ. 20. Yea, so have Istrived
to preach the gospel, not where Christ was
named, lest I should buUd upon another man' s
foundation, v. 15-32. 2 Cor. 10.14-16,
1 Cor. 1.17. Christ sent rae not to baptize,
but to preach the gospel : not with wisdora
of words, lest the cross of Christ should
be raade of none effect, 23. We preach Christ
crucified, unto the Jews a stumbUngblock, and
unto the Greeks foolishness,
1 Cor. 2.1. I, brethren, when I came to you,
came not with exceUency of speech, or of wis
dora, declaring unto you the testimony of God:
2, For I determined not to know anything
araong you, save Jesus Christ, and him cruci
fied. 3, And I was with you in weakness,
and in fear, and in much trembling. 4. And
my speech and raypreaching was not with en
ticing words of raan's wisdom, but in demon
stration of the Spirit and of power. 13.
Which things also we speak, not in the words
which raan's wisdom teacheth, but which the
Holy Ghost teacheth ; comparing spiritual
things with spiritual, v. 6,7,
1 Cor, 3.1. 1, brethren, could not speak
unto you as unto spiritual, but as unto carnal,
even as unto babes in Christ. 2. I have fed
you with mUk, and not with raeat : for hitherto
ye were not able to bea/r it, neither yet now are
ye able. v. 6-7.
1 Cor. 4.16. Labour, working with our own
hands : being revUed, we bless ; being perse
cuted, we suffer it : 13. Being defamed, we
intreat : we are made as the filth of the world
and are the offscouring of aU things unto this
day. V. 1-21.
1 Cor. 9.16, Though I preach the gospel, I
have nothing to glory of : for necessity is laid
upon rae ; yea, woe is unto rae, if I preach not
the gospel 1 18, What is ray reward then ?
Verily that, when I preach the gospel, I
raay raake the gospel of Christ without charge,
that I abuse not my power in the gospeL 19.
Though I be free frora aU men, yet have I
raade rayseU servant unto aU, that I raight
gain the raore. 22. To the weak becarae I as
weak, that I inight gain the weak : I am made
aU things to aU men, that I might by aU
means save some. 23. And this I do for the
gospel's sake. 27. I keep under my body, and
bring it into subjection: lest that by any raeans,
when I have preached to others, I rayself
should be a castaway, v. 12,15,17,20,21.
1 Cor. 10.83.^ I please aU men in aU thiTigs,
not seeking raine own profit, but tiie prqfit of
many, that they raay be saved.
1 Cor. 11.1. Be ye foUowers of me, even as
I also am of Christ.
1 Cor. 13.1. Though I speak with the
tongues of men and of angels, and have uot
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charity, I am become as sounding brasa, ot a
tinkling cymbal.
1 Cor. 15.3. I delivered unto you first of aU
that whic^ I also received, how that Christ
died for our sins according to the scriptures.
10, By the grace of God I am what I am :
and his grace which was bestowed upon me
was not in vain ; but I laboured more abund
antly than they aU : yet not I, but the grace
of God which was with me. 11. Whether ti
were I or they, so we preach, and so ye be
Ueved. 31. I protest by your rejoicing which I
have in Christ Jesus our Liord,Idie daUy. 'y.1-32.
2 Cor. 1.12, Our rejoicing is this, the testi
mony of our conscience, that in sirapUcity and
godly sincerity, not with fieshly wisdom, but
by the grace of God, we have had our con
versation in the world, and raore abundantly
to you-ward. v. 17-39,24,
2 Cor 2.17, We are not as many, which
corrupt the word of God : but as of sincerity,
but as of God, in the sight of God speak we in
Christ. V. 12-16.
2 Cor. 3.6. Who alao hath made ua able
ministers of the new testament ; not of the
letter, but of the spirit : for the letter kiUeth,
but the spirit giveth Ufe. 12. Seeing then
that we have such hope, we use great plain
ness of speech.
2 Cor, 4.1. Seeing we have this rainistry,
as we have received raercy, we faint not ; 2,
But have renounced the hidden things of dis
honesty, not walking in craftiness, nor hand-
Ung the word of God deceitfuUy ; but by mani
festation of the tmth commending ourselves
to every raan's conscience in the sight of God.
6. We preach not ourselves, but <5irist Jesus
the Lord ; and ourselves your servants for
Jesus' sake. 13, We having the sarae spirit
of faith, according aa it is written, I beUeved,
and therefore have I spoken ; we also believe,
and therefore speak, v. 8-16.
2 Cor, 6.11, Knowing therefore the terror
of the Lord, we persuade men ; but we are
made raanifest unto God ; and I trust also are
raade manifest in your consciences, 13.
Whether we be beside ourselves, ii is to God :
or whether we be sober, it ia for your cause,
14. For the love of Christ constraineth us ;
because we thus judge, that if one died for all,
then were aU dead : 20. We are ambassadors
for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us :
we pray you in Christ's stead, be ye reconcUed
to God. V. 18.
2 Cor. 6.3. Giving no offence in anything
that the ministry be not blamed, 4. In aU
thiTigs approving ourselves as the ministers of
God, in rauch patience, in afflictions, in neces
sities, in distresses, 6, In stripes, in imprison
ments, in tumults, in labours, in watchings,
in fastings : 6, By pureness, by knowledge, by
long suffering, by kindness, by the Holy Ghost,
by love unfeigned, 7, By the word of trath,
by the power of God, by the arraour of right
eousness on the right hand and on the left
V. 8-10,
2 Cor, 7.2. Receive us ; we have wronged
no raan, we have corrupted no man, we have
defrauded no man.
2 Cor. 10.8. Though we walk in the flesh,
we do not war after the flesh.
2 Cor. 11,9. And when I was present with
you, and wanted, I was chargeable to no man :
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which carae from Macedonia suppUed ; and
in all things I have kept rayseU from being
burdensome unto you, and so wiU I keep my
self. V. 7,12,23-33.
2 Cor. 12.10. I take pleasure in infirmities,
in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions,
in distresses for Christ's sake. 14. I wiU not
be bunlensorae to you : for I seek not your's,
but you : 15. I will very gladly spend and be
spent for you ; though the more abundantly I
love you, the less I be loved. 21. Lest, when
I corae again, my God wiU humble me araong
you, and that I shaU bewail many which have
sinned already, and have not repented, v.
17-19. 2 Cor. 13.8. We can do nothing against the
truth, but for the trath. v. 6-9.
GaL 1.10. Do I now persuade raen, or God?
or do I seek to please men 7 for U I yet pleased
men, I should not be the servant of Christ.
15. When it pleased God, who separated rae
from my mother's womb, and caUed me by
his grace, 16, To reveal his Son in mo, that
' I might preach hira araong the heathen ; ira
raediately I conferred not with fiesh and
blood. Gal. 2.2. I went up by revelation, and cora-
municated unto thera that gospel which I
preach araong the GentUes, but privately to
thera which were of reputation, lest by any
raeans I should run, or had run, in vain. Gal.
3.1. Gal. 4,19, My Uttle chUdren, of whora I
travaU in birth again untU Christ be forraed
in you. v. 11,
Gal. 6.11. I, brethren, if I yet preach cir
curacision, why do I yet suffer persecution?
then is the offence of the cross ceased.
Eph. 6.20. For which I ara an arabassador
in bonds; that therein I may speak boldly,
as I ought to speak, v. 17, PhU. L 17. PhU.
4.11,12,17. PhU, 1,18. What then? notwithstanding,
every way, whether in pretence, or iu truth,
Girist is preached ; and I therein do rejoice,
yea, and wiU rejoice. 20. According to ray
earnest expectation and my hope, that in
nothing I shall be aahamed, but that with aU
boldness, aa always, so now also Christ ahaU
he raagnified in ray body, whether it be by
Ufe, or by death, 24. To abide in the flesh is
more needful for you, 25. And having this
confldence, I know that I shaU abide and con
tinue with you aU for your furtherance and
joy of faith. 27. That whether I come and
see you, or else be absent, I may hear of your
affaira, that ye stand fast in one spirit, with
one mind striving together for the faith of
the gospeL u. 22,23. PhU. 2.16,17.
Col. 1.28. Whom we preach, warning every
raan, and teaching every raan in aU wiadom ;
that we may present every raan perfect in
Christ Jesus. 29. I also labour, atrivrag
according to hia working, which worketh in
me raightUy. v. 24.
Col. 2.1. I would that ye knew what great
conflict I have for you, and for them at Lao
dicea, and for as raany aa have not seen my
face in the flesh,
1 The. 1.6. Ye know what raanner of
men we were among you for your sake. 6,
And ye became foUowers of us, and of the
t«rd. , . ^ .,
1 Thb. :i.2. Even after that we had suffered
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before, and were shaniefuUy entreated, as ye
know, at PhUippi, we were bold in our God
to speak unto you the gospel of God with
much contention. 3. Our exhortation was
not of deceit, nor of uncleanness, nor in guile:
4. As we were aUowed of God to be put in
trust with the gospel, even so we speak ; not
as pleasing raen, but God, which trieth our
hearts. 6. For neither at any time used we
flattering words, as ye know, nor a cloke of
covetousness ; God is witness.
1 The. 2.6. Nor of men sought we glory,
neither of you nor yet of others, when we
might have been burdensorae, as the apostles
of Christ. 8, Being affectionately desirous of
you, we were wiUing to have imparted unto
you, not the gospel of God only, but also our
own souls, because ye were dear unto us. 9.
For ye reraeraber, brethren, our labour and
travaU : for labouring night and day, because
we would not be chargeable unto any of you,
we preached unto you the gospel of God, 10.
Ye are witnesses, and God also, how holUy
and justly and unblaraeably we behaved our
selves among you that beUeve: 11. Ye know
how we exhorted and comforted aud charged
every one of you, as a father doth his chUdren.
2 Tira. 1.3,7,11-13.
2 The. 3.7, Yourselves know how ye ought
to follow us : for we behaved not ourselves
disorderly among you ; 8. Neither did we eat
any raan's bread for nought ; but wrought
with labour and travail night and day, that
we might not be chargeable to any of you :
9. Not because we have not power, but to
malce ourselves an ensample unto you to fol
low us. PhU. 3.17.
1 Tim. 4.10. We both labour and suffer
reproach, because we trust in the Uving God.
2 Tim. 2.9,10.
2 Tim. 8.10. Thou hast fuUy known ray
doctrine, raanner of life, purpose, faith, long-
suffering, charity, patience.
Heb. 13.18. Pray for ua : for we trust we
have a good conscience, in all things wUling
to Uve honestly.
See Love and zeal of Paul— Pbrbecu-
TioN OF Paul — Prayer, intercessory, or
Paul. ZEAL FOR God's Glory, Sins of others
HATED AND LAMENTED, Ex, 32,31, Oh, this
people have sinned a great sin, and have raade
thera gods of gold. 32. Yet now, if thou wUt
forgive their sin — ; and if not, blot rae, I pray
thee, out of tby book which thou haat written
Deu, 9,18. I feU down before the Lord, as
at the flrst, forty daya and forty nighta : I did
neither eat bread, nor drink water, because of
all your sins which ye sinned, in doing wickedly
in the sight of the Lord, to provoke hira to
anger, v. 19.
1 Sam, 17,26, Who is this uncircumcised
Philistine, that he should defy the arraies of
the living God?
Psa. 69,9, The zeal of thine house hath
eaten me up ; and the reproaches of them that
reproach thee are fallen upon rae, 1 Chr, 16.
35, Psa. 94.16. Who wiUrise up forrae against
the evUdoers 7 or who wiU stand up for me
against the workers of iniquity ?
Psa, 101,8, I wiU early destroy all the
wicked of the land ; that I may cut off aU
wicked doers from the city of the Lord, 613

ZEAL
Psa. 119.53. Horror hath taken hold upon
me because of the wicked that forsake thy law.
126. It is time for thee. Lord, to work : for
they have made void thy law. 136. Rivers of
waters run down mine eyes, because they keep
not thy law. 139. My zeal hath consumed me,
because raine enemies have forgotten thy
worda. 158. I beheld the transgressors, and
was grieved ; because they kept not thy word.
Psa. 9.19,20, Psa, 74.10,18-23. Psa, 115.1,2.
Pro. 28.4, They that forsake the law praise
the wicked : but such as keep the law contend
with them,
Isa. 59.17. He put on righteousness as a
breastplate, and an helmet of salvation upon
his head ; and he put on the garraents of
vengeance /or clothing, and was clad with zeal
as a cloak.
Jer. 13.17. If ye will not hear it, my soul
shaU weep in secret places for your pride ;
and raine eye shaU weep sore, and run down
with tears, because the Lord's flock is carried
away captive.
Eze. 6.11, Sraite with thine hand, and
stamp with thy foot, and say, Alas for aU the
evU abominations of the house of Israel I
Eze. 9.4. Set a raark upon the foreheads of
the men that sigh and tliat cry for all tlie
abominations that be done in the raidst thereof.
Mic, 7.1, Woe is me I 2. The good mail is
perished out of the earth : and there is none
upright among raen.
Hab, 1.2. O Lord, how long shaU I cry, and
thou wUt not hear [ even cry out unto thee of
violence, and thou wUt not save I v. 3,4.
Mar, 3.6, When he had looked round
about on them with anger, being grieved for
the hardness of their hearts.
Mar. 6.6, He marveUed because of their
unbelief. Mar, 8,12, He sighed deeply in his spirit,
and saith, "Why doth this generation seek after
a sign ?
Luk. 9.41. Jesus answering, said, O faith
less and perverse generation, how long shall
I be with you, and suffer you 7 Bring thy son
hither. Luk. 19.41. When he was corae near, he
beheld the city, and wept over it, v. 42.
Mat. 23.37,
2 Cor. 12.21. Lest, when I come again, ray
God wiU hurable rae among you, and that I
shaU bewaU raany which have sinned already.
Eph. 4,26, Be ye angry and sin not,
PhU. 3.18. For raany walk, of whora I have
told you often, and now tell you even weep
ing, that they are the enemies of the cross of
Christ. Act, 20.31,
Jude 3. Earnestly contend for the faith
which was once deUvered unto the saints.
Zeal for God's glory, &c. Examples
OF : Moses, Ex, 11.8. Ex. 32.19,20, Joshua,
Jos. 7,6. Sarauel, 1 Sara, 15.11,36. 1 Sam.
16.1. Elijah, 1 Kin. 19.10. Elisha, 2 Kin.
8.11. Ezra, Ezr. 9.3-15. Nehemiah, Neh,
4.6, Neh. 13.7-9,15-28. Hezekiah, laa, 37.1,
Paul and Barnabas, Act. 14.14,15, Act. 17.16.
Ephesians, Rev, 2.2,3,6.
See Sin HATEFUL — Reproof, fidelity in —
Love and zeal of Paul,
ZEAL POR God's Glory— Zeal in punish
ing sin, Examples of : Moses and Levites,
Ex. 82.20,26-29. Deu. 33,9 Phinehas, Nvr-t
614

ZEDEKIAJI
26.11-18. Psa. 106,30,31, Israelites, Jos. 22.
n-20. Jud. 20. Sarauel, 1 Sara. 15.33.
David, 2 Sam. 1,14, 2 Sara, 4.9-12. Elijah,
IKin, 18.40. Jehu, 2 Kin. 10.15-28, Jehoiada,
2 Kin. 11.18, Josiah, 2 Kin. 23.20.
See Idolatry, p. 244, Reproof, fidelity
in. ZEBAH, a king of Midian, defeated and
slain by Gideon, Jud, 8,6-21. Psa, 88.11.
ZEBEDEE, husband of Salorae, and father
of Jaraes and John, Mat. 4.21. Mat, 20.20.
Mat, 27.66. Mar. 1.20 with Mar. 16.40 & Mar.
16,1, ZEBOIM, one of the cities of the plain.
Gen. 10.19. King of, defeated by Chedorla
omer, Gen. 14.2,8, Destroyed with Sodora, &c.,
Deu, 29,23, Hos. 11.8, Gen. 19.24-29. Jer.
20.16. ZEBUL, an officer left by Abiraelech in
charge of Shechem ; his prudence and fidelity,
Jud. 9.29-41.
ZEBULUN, son of Jacob and Leah, Geu.
80.19,20. Gen. 36,23, Ex. 1,3 1 Chr. 2.1
Blessed by Jacob, Gen. 49.13. His sons, Gen.
46.14.  , Tribe of, numbered at Sinai,
Num. 1.30,81 ; and in tbe plains of Moab,
Nura. 26.26,27. Marched and encamped under
the standard of Judah, east of the tabemaele,
Num. 2.3,7, Num. 10,14,16, Inheritance of,
Gen, 49.13. Jos. 19,10-16; imperfectly sub
dued, Jud. 1.30. Levitical cities in, Jos, 21,
34,35. 1 Chr. 6,77, Blessing of Mosea on,
Deu. 33.18,19,
Assisted Barak, Jud. 4,6,10. Jud. 5.14, ""S;
Gideon, Jud. 6.35 ; David, 1 Chr. 12.33,40.
Fumished scribes to Israel, Jud. 6,14, Kept
Hezekiah's passover, 2 Chr. 30.11,18 Carried
captive to Assyria, 2 Kin. 15.29 with Isa. 9.1.
Christ preached in the land of. Mat. 4.13-16.
For things common to the tribe, see Israel,
Tribes of.
ZECHARIAH, high-priest in the reign of
Joasli, king of Judah ; son or grandson of
Jehoiada, Stoned by the king's order for pro
phesying against Jerusalem, 2 Chr. 24.20-22,25.
Mat. 23.35. Luk. 11.61.
ZECHARIAH, King. See Zachariah.
ZECHARIAH, a prophet in Uzziah's reign,
2 Chr. 26.5.
ZECHARIAH the prophet, son of Bere-
chiah, and grandson of Iddo ; prophesied when
young, Zee. 2.4 ; in the reign of Darius, to
encourage the Jews in rebuilding the Temple,
Ezr. 4,24. Ezr. 6.1, Ezr. 6,14. Zee. 1.1,7.
Zee. 7.1. Supposed to be the priest raentioned
in Neh. 12.16.
ZEDEKIAH, or Mattaniah, 19th king of
Judah (reigns 11 yeara) ; third son of Josiah,
and uncle of Jehoiachin ; raade king by Nebu
chadnezzar, and his narae changed from Mat
taniah, 2 Kra. 24,17,18 with 1 Chr. 3,16, 2
Chr. 36,10 {marg.}. Jer. 37.1-
Rebels against Nebuchadnezzar, 2 Kin, 24.
20. 2 Chr. 36.13. Jer, 62.3. Eze, 17,12-21,
Seeks aid frora Egypt ; Jereraiah prophesies
his captivity and death at Babylon, Jer, 21,
Jer, 24,8-10, Jer, 27.12-22. Jer. 32.3-6. Jer.
34. Jer. 37.7-10,17. Jer. 38,14-28. Eze. 12
10-16. Eze. 17.12-21. 2 Chr. 36.12.
Tmurisons Jereraiah, .Ter. 32.2,3. Jer. 37,

ZEDEKLAH
15-21. Jer. 38.5-28. Asks Jeremiah's counsel
and prayers, Jer. 21.1-3. Jer. 37.3. Jer. 38.
14-27. His impenitence and wicked reign, 2 Kin.
24.19,20. 2 Chr. 36.12,13. Jer. 37.2. Jer.
52.2. His weakness and cowardice, Jer, 38.
8,19,24-26. Nebuchadnezzar besieges Jerusalem, takes
Zedekiah captive to Babylon, slays his sons,
puts out his eyes, and sends Nebuzar-adan to
destroy the temple and city ; takes many cap
tives this the third and last captivity (b.c.
688), 2 Kin. 26. 2 Chr. 36.17-20. Jer. 1.3.
Jer. 32.1,2. Jer, 89,1-10. Jer. 61.69. Jer,
62,4-30. ZEDEKIAH, a false prophet, urges Ahab
to go up against Ramoth-gilead ; opposes the
prophet Micaiah, 1 Kin, 22.11-25. 2 Chr. 18.
10-24.  , a false prophet, predicts deli
verance from Nebuchadnezzar's army ; pro
phecy by Jeremiah of his death, Jer. 29.21-23.
ZEEB, a Midianitish prince, slain by Gideon,
Jud. 7.25. Jud. 8.3. Psa. 83.11.
ZELOFHEHAD'S daughters claim his in
heritance, and obtain it on condition of marry
ing within their own tribe, Num, 27.1-11,
Num. 36. Jos. 17.8-6.
ZEMARIM, a hill in Mount Ephraim,
whence Abijah addressed Jeroboam's army,
a Cbr, 13.4.
ZENAS the lawyer. Tit. 3.13.
ZEPHANIAH the prophet, in the reign of
Josiah, king of Judah, Zeph. 1.1.
the Second Priest in Zedekiah's

reign, sent by the king to ask Jeremiah's
prayers, Jer. 21,1,2. Jer. 37,3. Shews Jere
miah the letter of Shemaiah the false prophet,
Jer. 29.26-29. Taken to Babylon by Nebuzar-
adan, 2 Kin, 25.18. Jer. 52.24. His son or
grandson a priest after the captivity. Zee. 6.
10,14. ZEPHATHAH, a valley of Dan, 2 Chr. 14.
10 with Jos. 15.44. Asa's victory over Zerah
in, 2 Chr. 14.9-15.
ZERAH, king of the Ethiopians, defeated by
Asa, 2 Chr. 14.9-16,
ZEREDA. See Zaretan.
ZERESH, wife of Haman, counsels Morde
cai's death. Est. 6.10-14. Est. 6.13.
ZERUBBABEL, or Shesbeazzar, son or
grandson of Salathiel, the son of Jehoiachin,
Ezr. 3.2,8 with 1 Chr. 3.17-19. Mat. 1.12.
Luk. 3.27. Leader of the flrst colony of Jews
returning from captivity, Ezr. 1.8-11, Ezr, 2.
Neh. 12. Builds the altar, temple, &c., Ezr.
3.2-8. Ezr, 4.2,3. Ezr. 6.2,14-16. Hag. 1.
12-14. Hag. 2. Prophecies concerning. Hag,
2, Zee. 4.6-10.
ZERUIAH, sister of David, and mother of
Joab, Abishai, and Asahel, 2 Sam. 2.18. 2
Sam, 3.89. 2 Sam. 16.9,10. 2 Sam. 17.25. 1
Chr. 2.16.
ZIBA, Saul's servant ; his conduct to
Mephibosheth, 2 Sam 9 2 Sara. 10.1-4 2
Sara. 19.2«-2!<

ZIPPOHAH
ZICHRI, a general of Pekah, who slew Aha;^s
son and the princes of Judah, 2 Chr. 28.7.
ZIDON or SluoN, a city of Phenicia, north
boundary of the Canaanites, Gen. 10 19, see v.
15, and 1 Chr. 1,13. North boundaryof Asher,
Jos, 19.28 (but see Gen. 49.13); in Darid's
reign, 2 Sam. 24.6. Land of, promised to
Israel, Jos. 13.6. People not dispossessed,
Jud. 1.31. Jud, 3.3. Oppressed Israel, Jud.
10.12. Supply cedar-wood to David, 1 Chr.
22.4 ; to Solomon, 1 Kin. 6.6 ; for the second
temple, Ezr. 3.7. Eth-baal, king of, his
daughter Jezebel marrios Ahab, see Jezebel.
Merchantsof, Isa. 23.2,4,12. Zee. 9.2, Mari
ners of, Eze, 27.8. Peaceful character of
Sidonians, Jud. 18.7.
Prophecies against, Jer. 26.22. Jer. 27.3-11.
Jer. 47.4. Eze. 28.21-23. Eze. 32.30. Joel
3.4-8. Jesus preaches near, and works a miracle.
Mat. 16. 21-28. Mar. 7.24-31. People of, come
tohearhim. Mar. 3.8. Luk. 6.17. Paul visits
disciples at, Act. 27.3. Sidonians displease
Herod ; they flatter him ; his death. Act. 12.
20-23. Idols of, see Ashtaroth— Baal.
ZIF, the second month (May) ; the founda
tion of the temple laid in, 1 Kin. 6.1,37.
ZIKLAG, a city of Judah, Jos. 19.6. Sub
ject to the Philistines, whose king, Achish,
gave it to David for a residence, 1 Sam. 27.6,6.
1 Chr. 12.1. Bumt by the Amalekites, 1 Sam.
30. David mourns for Saul at, 2 Sam. 1.
Eebuilt after the captivity, Ndh. 11.28.
ZILPAH, Leah's handmaid. Gen. 29.24.
Given by her to Jacob ; the mother of Gad and
Asher, Gen. 30.9-13. Gen, 36.26. Gen. 37.2.
Gen. 46.18.
ZIMRI a chief of Simeon, slain by Phinehas
for taking a .Midianitish woman ; the plague
stayed by his death. Num. 25.6-8,14.
 , 6th king of Israel, captain of king
Elah's chariots, murders his master and
succeeds to the throne ; slays all of the house
of Baasha, 1 Kin. 16.9-13. 2 Kin. 9.31.
Tirzah, his capital, taken by Omri, who is
chosen king by Israel; Zimri sets fire to his
palace ; his wickedness and death, 1 Kin. 16.
, IB-'.O. ^N, a desert south of Palestine, and west
of Idumea, Num, 34.3,4. Jos. 16.1,3. Kadesh
situated in. Num. 13.21. Num. 20.1, Num.
27.14. Num. 33.86. Deu. 82.51.
ZION, Mount, a stronghold taken by
David from the Jebusites, and called the
city of David, 2 Sam. 5.6-9. 2 Sam. 6.12-16.
1 Kin. 8 1. See Jerusalem.
ZIPH, wUdemess of, in the neighbourhood
of a town of Judah, Jos. 16.65. 2 Chr. 11.8.
David hides in, and meets Jonathan in, 1 Sam.
23.14-24 ; takes the spear from Saul's bolster
in, 1 Sam. 26, The inhabitants inform Saul
of David's hiding-place, 1 Sam. 23.19. 1 Sam,
26.1. Psa. 64 {title).
ZIPPORAH, daughter ot Eeuel or Jethro,
married to Moses, Ex. 2.16-22. Eeproaohes
Moses on account of circumcision, Ex. 4.25,26.
Is sent back to her father, who afterwards 516

brings her to Moses at Sinai, Ex. 18,2-6.
Miriam and Aaron quarrel with Moses on her
account. Num. 12.1.
ZIZ, a cliff ; Amraonites defeated at, 2 Chr.
20.16. ZOAN, a city of Egypt, Psa. 78.12,43. lsa.
19.11,13. Isa. 30 4. BuUt 7 years after
Hebron, Nura. 13,22. Prophecy against,
Eze. 30.14 {marg. Tanis).
ZOAR (little], a sraall city in the plain of
Jordan, Gen. 13.10. Deu. 34.3. Anciently
caUed Bela ; its king defeated by Chedorla
omer, Gen. 14.2,8. Spared at the prayer of
Lot, who dwelt in it for sorae tirae, Gen. 19.
20-23,30, Belonged to theMoabUes, Isa, 16.5.
Jer. 48.84.
ZOBAH (Hobah, Gen. 14.15 (?) ), a Syrian
kingdora ; king of, defeated by Saul, 1 Sara,
14.47. Hadadezer king of, defeated by David;
chariots and horses taken ; shields of gold and
much brass afterwards used for teraple vessels, !
616

ZUZIMS
2 Sara. 8.3-8,11, 1 Km. 11.23,24. People of,
at war with Toi, king of Hamath, 1 Chr. 18.
9,10, Hired by Aramonites against David,
and defeated, 2 Sam. 10.6-19, IChr, 19.6-10.
Psa, 60 {title). Defeated by Soloraon, 2 Chr.
8.3. See Syria.
ZOPHAR, the Naamathite, one of JoVa
three friends, Job 2.11. His speeches to Job,
Job 11. Job 20. Is reproved by God, and
coraraanded to offer a sacriflce. Job 42.7-9.
ZORAH, a town of Dan, Jos. 19.41. The
birthplace and burial-place of Sarason, Jud.
13.2,25. Jud. 16,31. The Danites send men
frora, to seek an inheritance, Jud. 18.
ZUPH, Land of, 1 Sam. 9.5. See 1 Chr.
6 35, and 1 Sara, 1.1.
ZUR, a Midianitish chief, slain by the
IsraeUtes, Num. 25.15,18. Jos. 13.21.
ZUZIMS or Zathzummims, a race of giantfi ;
dispossessed by the Amraonites, Deu. 2.20,21,
See Gen. 14.6.

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.ccess to God, see God's Favour,
.doption, , , , .
.dultery, ifec,
.dvent, Second, see Christ's Second
Coraing, 
.dversity, see AffUction,
see Poor, .
-fflicted, Duty to, see Love, ,
affliction, its Benefits and design.
Exemplified,
Corafort in.
Description of, , . .
Despondencyin,seeMurrauring,314
Faith in, see Faith Exemplified, 141
From God, , ... 11
God deUvers from, see God
Protector, , . . 206
Irapenitence in, . . , 11
Examples of, 12
Prayer in, . , , , 12
Resignationin, see Resignation, 391
Universal, , 16
iged, see Old Age, , . 330
Jras, see Poor, Kindness to, . . 348
onbition, see Pride, .... 866
Lngel of the Lord, , , 20
Archangel, . , 21
bigels, , , , . , 21
their Appearances, . . 22
Judgments inflicted by, 22
Worship of, Forbidden, , , 22
Worship God,see Praise in Heaven, 354
LUgels of the Churches, . . 22
uigels. Fallen, . . 22
LUger, 22 ; Examples of, 22
Lntichrist, ... . 23
Lpostasy, see Backsliding, . 32
of the Last Days, ""
Lpostle, 
Lpostles, Duties and Character of, see
ftfinisters,
False, , . . -
Imperfect Knowledge before
Pentecost, , . ¦
Inspiration and Authority,
by the Holy Spirit,
Miraculous Gifts, .
Naraes of, .
Witnesses to Christ,
Zeal of, see Zeal ExempUfied,
Lssurance, . ...
Ltonement, .

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Backbiting, see Speaking EvU, 441
BacksUding, . . 32
Examples of, 34
of Israel, 34
Baptism, . . 36
Believers, . . 40
Believing, see Faith, 137
Benedictions, 40
Benevolence, . . 40
Bible, see Word of God, 496
Bigotry, , , . 41
Examples of, 41
Bishop, ... ^42
Blasphemy, . , . 42
Examples of, 43
Jewish Law, . 43
Blessedness, see Spiritual Peace, 450
Blessing, see Benediction, . 40
of God, . . , . 43
at Meals, see Prayer, , 361
Boosting, see Pride, 366
Bowmg, , , 44
Bribery, ... 45
Exaraples of, , , 45
Brotherly Kindness, see Love, . 283
Bumt-offering, see Offerings, 32f
CaUing, Effectual, see Regeneration, , 381
Care, Worldly, see Covetousness, . 110
Camal Mindedness, , . , , 47
Censori ousness,  48
Ceremonial Uncleanness, see Defilement, 125
Charity, see Love, . . .283
see Poor, Kindness to,
Chastity, see Adultery,
see Teraperance,
ChUdren, 
Duties and PrivUeges of.
Duties to Parents,
Dutiful, Examples of.
Pious, Examples of,
Wicked — Sins of the Young,
Wicked, Exaraples of, .
ChUdren of Saints,  51
of the Wicked, see Sin, Fruits of, 427
Christ, Ascension of, , - • • 62
Compassion of, see Christ's Love, 73
Confessing of, see Decision,
Creator, . . . -
Death of, see Christ's Sufferings,
its Design, .
Predictetl by ITiraself, 517

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Clirist, Death of, Voluntary.
Denial of, see Backsliding,
Eternal, .....
Example of, see Likeness to God
and Christ, . . , 280
Faith in, see Faith in Christ, 145
Genealogy of, see Genealogies, 162
God,  57
God glorified by, see God Glorified, 176

Head of the Church,
High-priest and Mediator,
HoUness and Perfections of,
HumUity of, see Christ's Meek
ness,
Incarnation of, , .
Intercession of, see Christ, High-
priest, ,
Jews' Reception of,
King and Judge,
Kingdora of, see Church Prophe
cies of, ,
Life uf, 
Likeness to, see Likeness to God
and Christ, ,
Love of, 
see Love to God and

see Christ, Pardon

Love to,
Christ,
Mercy c
from, ....
Meekness and Humility of,
Messiah, .
Miracles of, .
Names of, ...
Omnipotence of, see Christ, Power
of, ,
Omnipresence of.
Omniscience of,
Parables of,
Pardon from, . , . .
Pardon through, see Pardon,
Power of,
Prayers of  79
Prayer and Praise in His name, 80
Persecution of, see Christ's Suffer
ings,
Prophecies of,
A Prophet, his Predictions,
Regeneration from, see Regenera
tion,
Resurrection of, by.
Salvation by, ....
Sanctification by, see Regeneration, 381
see Sanctification, 4 11

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332 78

90

81

Saviour, .
Second Coraing of.
Son of God,
Sufferings of, . . .
Union to, see Union to Christ,
Wisdom of, see Christ's Omni
science, ....
Wisdom from, see Wisdom,
Worship of.
Zeal of.
Christians,Church, .
DiscipUne, Duty of, to Ministers,
Enemies of , .
Glorifies God, see God Glorified,
God's Care of,
Govemineut.
618

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Church, History of.
Love of,
Merabers,Names of, ... .
Prayer for, see Prayer Interces-
sory,  359
Presence of God in, see Church,
God's Care of, 9£
Prophecies of, . , 97
Unity of, , . . .104
Circumcision, .... 105
Corafort or Consolation, see Affliction, 9
Coraraandraents, The Ten, ... 106
Coraraunion, Christian, . , 107
Company, EvU,  135
Good, see Saints' Coraraunion, 404
Corapassion, see Love, , 283
Confessing Christ, see Decision, 120
Confession of Sin, see Repentance, 385
Confidence in God, see Faith, . . .137
in Man, see False Confidence, 148
Conscience,  107
Conscientiousness, see Integrity, 261
Consecration , . . . . 107
Conspiracy, see Subjects, Treason of, 468
Contentment, . . 107
Examples of, 108
Contrition, see Repentance, 385
Conversation, ... 108
Conversion, see Regeneration, . 381
see Zeal for Conversion, 509
Conviction of Sin, 108 ; Exaraples of, 100
Courtesy, see Salutations, . , 406
Covenants, , . 109
Covetousness, . , 110
Exaraples of, 112
Cowardice, see Fear of Man, 166
Creation, see God Creator, 165
see Christ Creator, 63
Cruelty, 113
Curiosity, . 113
Curse, ... 113
Day Last, see Judgment-day, 266
Lord's, see Sabbath, 402
Deacon, 116
Death,  . 116
of Cliildren, Examples of, 117
Escaped, . , 117
Eternal, see HeU, 224
Preparation for, 117
of Saints, . 118
Exaraples of, 118
of Sinners, 119
Spiritual, . 120
Deceit, . 12U
Decision, . , 120
Exemplified, ... 123
Decrees of God, see Predestination, 365
Dedication, Feast of, see Feasts, 156
Defilement, . . i2o
Delighting in God, 126
Deliverance, , , . 126
Demons, .... 125
Denying Christ, see BacksUding, 32
Depravity, . . , 126
De.spair, see Conviction, , 108
Despondency, . . i26
Devil, see Satan, , . , 415
see Demons, 125
Devotedness to God, . _ 126
Devoted Things, see Vows, " 431
Diligence, . . 12Q
Discontent. , „ , 126

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'ishonesty, Exaraples of,
Hsobedience, .
to Parents,
•ivination, see Sorcery.
Ivisions,

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, 126127127127440 127

ivorce,  127
octrines. False, see Ministers Unfaith
ful, . . 306
'oubt, ... ,127
Examples of, . 128
ireams, .... 128
rink-offering, see Offerings, 326
runkenness, , 129
Examples of, 130

amestness.

130

arth, The, . . ,

180

conomy, see Industry,

247

Iders 

131

lection, see Predestination,

366

nchantment, see Sorcery,

440

nemies, see Forgiveness,

160

nquiring of God, .

. 133

nvy, .

133

Examples of.

134

temal Life,

136

Punishment,

186

vangelist, .

136

vil Company,

135

Danger of. Examples, .

137

vil Speaking, see Speaking Evil, .

441

xample, 

137

xcommunication, .

. 137

»ith, ...

137

Exemplified, .

. 141

Examples of.

145

in Christ,

146

Exemplified,

146

Examples of.

146

Salvation by.

147

Justifying, .

148

all of Man, . , . ,

148

alse Confidence, 148 ; Examples of.

150

alsehood, 150 ; Examples of, .

162

ilse Teachers, see Ministers Unfaithful, 305
ilse Witness, see Falsehood, . . 160
imUiar Spirits, 152
iraine, . . . . 162
ist, • , . 152
isting,  153
ivour of Gcd, see God's Favour, 172
sar of God, . . , 153
Examples of, , . . 166
jar of Man, ... - 166
jasts, or Festivals, . . 156
.deUty to God, . 157
rst-bom, 158
.rst-fruits, . ^58
.attery, . 168
Examples of, 159
ood, , . , 159
jrgetting God, , 169
jrgiveness of Enemies, , 159
Examples of, 160
Prayer for, 160
jrgiveness of Sin, . ¦ 160
>rmalism, , . . . • 160
)rnication, see Adultery, • 6
•aud, see Dishonesty, . • 126
riendship, 160 ; Examples of, . 160
riends. False, see Hypocrisy, 339

Pagt
Generosity, . . . 1 63
GentUes, .... .163
Glorifying God and Christ, . . 164
Gluttony, see Worldliness and Sensuality, 602
God, Anger of, ... 165
Access to, see God's Favour, . . 172
Blessing of, ... 43
ChUdren of, see Adoption, . . 3
Coraraunion with, , 107
Creator, . , 166
Creator of Man, . , . 166
Decrees of, see Predestination, , 365
DeUghting in, . . . . 126
DeUverer, see God Protector, 206
Disobedience to, . . 127
Enraity to, see Godlessness, 214
Eternal, . . 167
Faithfulness of, . . . . 168
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 170
Favour of, . . . 172
Prayer for, 174
Fear of,  163
Foreknowledge of, see God's Omni
science, . . , 202
Forgetting,  169
Glorified by Christ, . , 176
in the Church, , . 175
in Judgraents, see Judg
ments, design of, 268
Glory and Greatness of, . 176
 Praise of, . , 177
Goodness of, , . , 179
in Providence, . 179
in Providence to his
People, ... 181
in Providence to his
People Exemplified, 184
Guide, ... 206
Holy,  184
Ignorance of, see Spiritual Blind
ness, . . 444
InfinUe, . . 185
Ingratitude to, . . . . 250
Invisible, , 185
Jealous, . ] 85
Justice of, . . 186
King, . 188
Likeness to, , 280
Love of, 191
Love to, . ' , 281
Mercy of, 194
Obedience to, . 318
Omnipotent, 198
Omnipresent, . 202
Omniscience of, . 202
One God. The Only God. 204
Presence of, . 366
Promises of  372
Protector, 205 ; Exemplified, 210
His Providence Misunderstood, 210
Overruling, . . 211
RebelUon against, see Godlessness, 214
ReconciUation with, . . 381
Saviour, .... 212
Seeking of, see Spiritual DiUgence, 447
Self-existent, . . . 214
Sovereignty ot, . . 214
Spirit,  214
Unchangeable, see God Etemal, 167
Unsearchable, see God Infinite, . 185
Wisdom of, see God's Omniscience, 202
Worship of,  50t>
Godfl, Heathen, see Idolatry, . 214
519

ABSTRACT OF SUBJECTS. DOCTRINAL AND PRACITCAL.

Page
Godlessness, 214
Good Works, , , , 216
Giospel Dispensation, see Church, pro
phecies of, 97
Gospel, ExceUence of, , 215
from God, 217
to be Preached, 217
to be Received, 217
Success of, . , . 217
Truth of, , . . 217
Go\timment, see Rulers, . , . 396
Grace, . , , . , 218
Gratitude to God, see Thankfulness, , 466
to raan, . , , 218
Guidance, . , , , 218
GuUt, see Conviction of Sin, , 108
Happiness, 219
Hatred, 220
Heart, , 220
Heathen,  220
Conversion of, see Church, pro
phecies of, 97
Heaven,  221
Heaven ly-mindedness, see Spiritual
DUigence, . 447
Heave-offering, see Offering, 325
HeU, 224
Help, 226
Heresy, ... 225
High-priest, see Priest, 370
Holiness, . . 226
Holy-day, ... 230
Holy Spirit, Attributes of, . 230
Baptisra with, see His \Vork
and Influences, . 230
— see Regeneration, . 384
Comforter, see His Work
and Influence, . . 230
Conversion by, see Regenera
tion, ... 384
God, see His Attributes, 230
 see God the Father,
Son, and Holy Ghost, 170
Inspiration by, see Apostles, 26
see Prophets, , 376
see Wisdora, 490
see Word of God, 499
Miraculous Influence, . 230
Power of, see His Attributes, 230
Prayer for, .... 230
Regeneration by, see Re
generation, . . 384
Resurrection by, see Resur
rection, .... 394

Hypocrisy, Exaraples of,
and Treachery,

Page 239239

Idleness, , , . 241
Idolatry, , . ... 241
Exaraples of, , 242
of the IsraeUtes, . 242
Extinction of, predicted, . 242
FoUy of, .... 242
Idolatrous Canaanites . . 248
Offerings, 243
Idols to be destroyed, . 244
Objects of, . , . 244
Punished with Death, . . 244
Ignorance,  444
IraraortaUty, see Soul, . , 440
Impenitence, 244 ; Examples of, 246
Indecision, . . 247
Industry, . 247
InfideUty,  247
Ingathering, see Feast of Tabernacles, 167
Ingratitude to God, . 260
to Man, . . 251
Inhospitality, , . . 261
Injustice, . 251
Inspiration, . . . 251
Instruction,  251
Insurrection, see Subjects, Treason, 458
Integrity, 261 ; Examples of, 252
Israel, Tribes of, . . . . 253
Eneraies of, see Persecution, 342
Israelites, Backsliding and Apostasy of, 34
History of, . 254
Idolatry of, . . . .242
Love of Country, seeChurch and
Countiy. . . ,105
Prophecies oi', . , 266
SyraboUcal, Names of, . 267

Jealousy,
Jesting,Jesus,Jews, Joy, ,
Jubilee,

see Envy,

258
133 261261261264
264

Judges,  265
Judgment, according to PrivUege and
Works, . 266
Judgment-day, . . . 266
Judgments, Design of, , 268
from God, , 268
Justice, , . , . , 268
Justification by Faith, . , , . 268

Sanctification by.

see Re-

Kindness, see Love,

283

generation.

384

Kingdom of Christ,

271

Sins against, ,

230

Kings 

271

Teacher, see Wisdom.

490

Knowledge, see AVisdom,

492

"Wisdom from, see

"Wisdom

. 490

of God, see "\^^iadom,

485

"Witness of the, see

His "Work

Self, see Self-examination,

419

and Infiuences,

230
"Work and Influences of,
230
Last Day, see Judgment-day,
266
Honesty, see Integrity,
261
see Christ's Second Coming,
86
Hope,
232
Law of God,
272
Hospitality, .
234
Law, Mosaic, .
272
Examples of, ,
234
Character of.
273
Humiliation,
234
from God,
274
Humility,
234
Learning, see Wisdom,
492
Exemplified,
286
Levites, .
276
Examples of.
236
Liars, see Falsehood,
160
Husbands,
236
Liberality and Zeal,
277
Hypocrisy,
236
Examples of, . . .
278
620
ABSTRACT OF SUBJECTS, DOd'RINAL AND PRACTICAL.

Liberality to the Poor, see Poor,
Liberty, Christian,
Licentiousness,
Life Eternal, see Soul Immortal,
 see Salvation,
Frailty of, .
frora God,
Likeness to God and Christ,
Living for God,
Lord's Day, see Sabbath,
Lord's Supper,
Love to God and Christ,
Exaraples of,
ExerapUfied,
Love and Kindness, Examples of,
ExempUfied,  by Paul,
Loyalty, see Subjects,
Lukewarmness, ,
Examples of.
Magistrates,
MaUce, 290 ; Examples of, .
Man, Creation of, .
see God Creator,
Dominion over Creation,
FaU of,
his Ignorance,
Natural State of.
Trust in, see False Confldence,
Worship of, Forbidden, see God
One God,
of Sin,
Manslaughter, .
Marriage, 
Ifreligious and Idolatrous,
Martyrs, see Persecution, .
Masters, ,
Bad,
Good, ,
Meat-offering, see Offerings,

Examples of, , ,
Mercy, . . . .
Messiah, see Christ Messiah, .
MiUennium, 
Ministers, Duties of,
Good, ,
Maintenance of.
Marriage of.
Prayer for. Enjoined,
ExerapUfied,
Unfaithful, .
Miracles, Design of, , , ,
Miraculous Judgraents, &c.,
Exaraples of, . . .
Miraculous Gifts,
Perforraed in Christ's Name, .
Unbelief in, , . _ .
Missions, see Church, Prophecies of,
see Zeal,
see Ministers,
Mocking, see Infidelity,
Moral Law, see Law of God,
Mosaic Law, see Law Mosaic,
Murder, .
Examples of.
Punishment of, . , .
 Examples of.
Suicide, ,
Murmuring, 
Examples of, .
Music.

Page

Page

348

National Afflictions and Sins,

. 316

278

Nazarites,

316

279440
407

Necromancy, .

317

Oaths, .

818

279

Obedience,

318

280

Examples of.

328

280

Exemplified, ,

323

281

Temporal, Reward of.

324

402

Offerings,

324

281

Bumt-offering, .

325

281

Drink-offering,

326

283

First-fruits, see First-fruits

168

283

Heave-offering,

. 326

288

Hliman-offerings forbidden

325

286

Idolatrous, .

248

286

Insufiiciency of.

. 326

287

Meat-offering, ,

326

457

Mode ot Offering, .

. 327

288

Paschal Lamb, see Feast, Pass

289

over,

166

Peace-offering,

329

290

Eed Heifer,

224

292

Scape-goat,

. 417

293

Sin-offering,

329

166

Thanksgiving-offering,

. 329

293

Trespass-offering,

329

148

"Voluntary-offering,

. 829

293

Wave-offering, .

329

298

Wood-offering,

. 329

149

Old Age, , . . .

830

Oppression,

. 831

204

Ordination,

831

296

Original Sin, .

331

296

Orphans, see Widows, ,

484

296

297
Parables, .
382
333
of Christ,
78
207
Pardon, .
332
297
through Christ,
332
298
Prayer for.
. 833
326
Parents, 
384
298
Affection of. Examples of.
. 336
299
Indulgent, Examples of,
336
299
Piety of. Examples of.
836
76
Prayers of. Examples of.
385
801
Warnings to, .
885
301
Wicked, Examples of, .
836
805
Passover, see Feast Passover,
. 160
305
Patience, 
338
306
Patriotism, see Church and Country,
305
love of,
loe
806
Peace, National, ....
337
806
Spiritual, see Spuitual Peace,
. 450
309
Penitence, see Repentance, .
385
Pentecost, see Feast of Pentecost,
167
309
Perjury, see Falsehood, ,
. 160
310
Persecution, , . . .
838
310
Examples of.
340
810
of Paul, .
340
97
Prayer in, see Affliction,
509
Prayer in.
. 12
801
Predicted,
841
247
Warnings against.
342
272
Perseverance of Saints,
342
272
Enjoined, see Decision,
. 120
813
 see Spiritual Diligence, 447
314
Pestilence, 
343
314
Pharisees 
, 844
314
Piety, 
346
314
Pleasures, Worldly, see Worldliness,
602
314
Politeness, see Salutations, .
406
314
Polygamy,
346
«14
Poor, The,
846
521
ABSTRACT OF SUBJECTS, DOCTRINAL AND PRACTICAL

Page
Poor, God's Care of, . 347
Justice to, . 348
Kindness to, . 34b
Laws regarding, . . . 349
Neglect and Oppression of, 349
Praiae, .... 351
in Christ's Name, 354
in Heaven, 354
Prayer,  365
in Affliction, see Affliction, 12
Answers to. Promised, 355
Answered, , 358
Answers to. Denied, . . 359
for Children, see Parents, prayers
of, . . . 335
in Christ' s Name, 359
by Christ, ... 79
for the Church, see Prayer,
Intercessory, 369
by Divine Aid, ... 359
Earnestness in, see Prayerfulness, 363
 see Spiritual DUigence, 447
for Enemies, . 160
Enjoined, .... 355
to God only, see God One God, . 204
for God's Favour, see God, favour
of, . ... 174
for Holy Spirit, see Holy Spirit, 230
Intercessory Enjoined, . 359
Exaraples of, 359
Answered, , , 359
ExerapUfied, . 359
 by Paul, 361
SoUcited, , 361
at Meals, . 361
for Ministers, 306
for Pardon, . 333
Pleas eraployed in, , . . 362
Public and Social, see Worship, 605
for Spiritual Blessiogs and Sancti
fication, , . 443
for Temporal Blessings, 463
in Teraptation, 465
for Wisdom, 490
Prayerfulness^ 363
Prayerlessness, . 364
Preaching, , 366
Predestination, . 366
Presbytery, , 366
Presence of God, 366
Presumption, . 366
Pride, . . 366
Exaraples of, 370
Priests and High-Priest, , . 370
PrivUeges, Insufficiency of, to Salvation, 372
Reraoved, see Spiritual Desti
tution, , , . 447
Profession of Faith, . . 372
Promises, , , , . 372
Prophecies,  373
Prophecy, its Certain Fulfilment, 373
its Design and Value, . 373
Prophetess, . . . . 374
Prophetic Drearas,  374
Prophetic and SymboUc Periods and
Numbers, ... , 374
Prophets,  374
False, see Ministers Unfaithful, 305
 see Priests, Idolatrous, 372
Inspiration of, . . 374
 by the Holy Spirit, 376
Propitiation, , . 377
Proselytes, . 378
592

Page
Prosperity, Temporal, 378
Proverbs,  378
Providence, see God's Providence, . 210
see God's Goodness, 179
see God Protector, 205
Prudence, 378 ; Examples of, 379
Psalras, , , . , 379
Punishment of the Wicked, . 379
Punishments, , 379
Purification, 379
Quarrels, see Strife, . 466
RebelUon against God, , . . 381
against Rulers, see Subjects, 458
ReconciUation, , , 381
Redemption,  381
Regeneration, Nature and Necessity of,
frora God and Christ, , , . 381
Regeneration, Nature and Necessity of,
by the Holy Spirit, , , , .384
Regeneration by the Scriptures, see Word
of God Sanctifying, , . 600
Remorse, see Conviction, 108
Repentance Enjoined, 385
Examples of, 389
Exemplified, . 389
Reproof, 391 ; FideUty in giving, , 391
Hated, , . 391
.  Examples of, . 391
Resignation, 391 ; ExempUfied, 392
ResponsibiUty, , 393
Resurrection, , , . , , 393
by the power of Christ and the
Holy Spirit, , 394
Revenge, . 394
Rewards,  394
Eiches, Danger of, see Covetousness, 110
Value of, 396
Righteousness, , 396
Robbery, see Dishonesty, 126
Rulers, , , . , 396
Divinely appointed, 396
Duties of, 396
Good, . 397
Injustice of, 398
 Exaraples of, . . 400
Obedience to, and rebeUion
against, see Subjects, 457
Sabbath, . . 400
Jewish Law, . . . 402
Jewish Misconceptions of, . 402
First Day or Lord's Day, 402
Sabbatical Year, . . 402
Sacraraents, 402
Sacrifices,  402
Sacrilege, see Worship, Presumption in, 507
Sadduccees,  402
Saints, Blessings granted for their sakes, 402
Character of, , 403
Coraraunion of, . 404
Death of, see Death, 118
Enraity to, , . 405
their Example, . , 405
Final Reward, see Heaven, . 221
Privileges of, . . . . 406
Relation to God, see God's Love, 191
see Adoption, , 3
Salutations,  406
Salvation by Christ, see Christ Saviour, 81
see Christ's Death, 63
see Pardon, 332
see Gospel. 215

ABSTKACT OF SUBJECT'S, UOCTEINAL AND PRACTICAL.

Salvation, by Faith, see Faith, .
 see Justification, ,
from God, see God Saviour,
see God's Mercy, .
see God Glorified in
the Church,
Offered to all, .
Prayer for, see Pardon, .
see Spiritual Blessings,
to be Sought, see Decision, .
see Repentance,
see Spiritual
Diligence,
not of Works, see Privileges,
see Works,
see Self-right
eousness,
see Offerings,
^nctification by Christ,
from God,
by the Holy Spirit, see
Regeneration, , -.''"
----^ by the Scriptures, see
^ ¦ ^S'orcfofGod,
Prayer for, see Spiritual

212194
176407383443 I
120
386 447872601

Sanhedrim, Satan, ,
Scape-goat,Schism,Scoffing, Scribe, ....
Scriptures, see Word of God,
Sedition, see Subjects, .
Seeking God, see Spiritual Diligence,
Self-confidence, see False Confidence,
Self-denial, .
Self-examination,
Selfishness, 419 ; Examples of.
Self-righteousness,Sensuality, .
Servants, 421 ; Bad,
Bond,Good, Hired,
Shew-bread, Sin, Confession of, see Repentance,
Conviction of, see Conviction,
to be Forsaken, see Holiness,
see Repentance,
see Self-denial,
Fruits of.

415415 417417 417417 496458447148
418 419
419 420421
422 422
422428424385 108226 386
418 426

Hateful to God,
to Saints,

- its Hereditary consequences, 427
. ' . 428
against the Holy Ghost, see Holy
Spirit, ,
Love of, , . .
National, Punishment of.
Nature and Origin of.
Original, , . , . _ ¦
Prayer against, see Temptation, .
Punishment of.
Reproof of 
Seen and marked by God and Christ, 436
Separates from God, , 437
Universal,  438
Zeal against, see Zeal for God's Glory, 613
Sin-offering, see Offerings, . 329
Sin-;erity, , . «8
Singing, see Music, . ^i*
Sinners, ... ' ' ,rn
Slander, see Falsehood, . . . 140

Page
Slander, see Speaking Evil, 441
Sloth, see Idleness, . , , , 241
Sobriety, see Temperance, . 461
Sorcery,  140
Soul of Man Immortal, . 440
Speaking Evil, . 441
Examples of, . . 442
Speaking witb Wisdom, see Wisdom, 491
see Prudence, 378
Spiritual Blessings, see Sanctification, 411
Prayerfor, , . 448
Blindness, . 444
Desertion, 447
Destitution, 447
Diligence, . . 447
Exemplified, , , .449
Ignorance, see Spiritual Blind
ness, , , , 444
Peace and Joy, . . 450
Strength, see Sanctification, 411
 see Spiritual Blessings, 443
Understanding, see Wisdom, 485
Spirituality, . , .465
Stedfastness, . 465
Strangers,  455
Strength, Spiritual, see Sanctification, . 411
see SpuritualBlessings,448
Strife, , , . , . . 466
Examples of, . , 457
Subjects, Duties and Rights of, , 457
Loyal, , 458
Treason of, 458
Suicide, see Murder, ^ 314
Superstition, , . . , 458
Swearing, , 468
Symbols, . . . 469
Sympathy, 469
Synagogue, . 469
Tabemaele  . 469
Tabernacles, Feast of, see Feast, 157
Teachers, see Ministers, 801
Temperance, 461
Temple, , . . 461
Temporal Blessings frora God, 463
Prayer for, . . 468
 Examples of, 464
Temptation, , . . 464
Examples of, 465
Prayer against, 466
Resisted, ... 466
Warning against giving, 465
Thankfulness Enjoined, , . . 466
Examples of, . . 467
Exemplified, . 467
to Man, see Gratitude, 218
Thank-offering, see Offerings, 329
Thanksgiving  470
Theft, see Dishonesty, ... 126
Time, Value of, see Death, preparation for, 117
see Spiritnal Diligence, 447
Tithes  471
Treachery, see Hypocrisy, 239
Treason, see Subjects, . . 458
Trespass-offering, see Offerings, 329
Trials,  472
Trinity, see God Father, Son, and Holy
Ghost  170
Trumpets, Feast of, see Feast, 157
Trust  473
Truthfidness, see Integrity. 251
Types  . 473
TSn^anny, see Rulers' Injustice, . 398
522

4BSTRACT OF SUBJECTS, DOCTEINAL AND PEACT'ICAL

Page

Page

Unbelief, 

473

Wives,

see Women,

49S

Examples of.

476

Womer

. .

493

Uncharitableness, .

476

Good,
494
Examples of.
477
Sins and Errors of, ,
4!)4
Uncleanness, 
477
 Examples of,
495
Understanding, Spiritual, see Wisdom,
485
Word of God Enlightening,
495
Dnfruitfulness,
477
Excellence, ,
495
Ungodliness, see Godlessness,
214
Inspiration of.
498
Union to Christ, ,
477
 by the Holy Spirit,
499
of Saints 
47U
Loved,
497
Unity of the Church, see Church,
104
Loved, Examples of, ,
498
Unkindness, . . , .
479
Only Rule of Faith and
Unselfishness, ....
479
Duty,
499
Unthankfulness, see Ingratitude,
250
to be Read,
496
Uprightness, see Integrity,
. 261
Sanctifying, ,
600
Usury, 
479
Unbelief in, .
 Examples of.
601601
Vanity, see Pride,
366
Works
Insufficiency of, to Salvation,
601
Visions, 
480
Good, see Obedience,
318
Voluntary-offerings, see Offerings,
329
Worldliness, , . . " .
602
Vows,
481
Examples 
604
Worldly Wisdom, see Wisdom, Natural,
492
Walking with God, .
482
Worship, . ¦ .,
606
War, , . ...
482
of Christ, see Qitmt,
92
Warfare of Saints, see Decision, .
120
of God, see (Jod One God, .
204
see Watchfulness.
482
Enjoined, , ' , , ,
606
Watchfulness, . . . .
482
Examples of, . , .
606
Wicked, The, see Sm, ,
426
in Heaven, see Praise in Heaven
354
see Sinners,
438
Loved 
606
Widows,
484
Presumption in, ,
607
Wisdom, .
485
Promise of God's Presence in
from Christ, ,
488
see Worship Enjoined,
606
from God,
489
Reverence in.
607
from the Holy Spirit, ,
490
from the Scriptures, see Word of
youth.
see ChUdren, .
49
God Enlightening,
, 495
Prayer for, .
490
Zeal for Conversion of Sinners,
609
and Kindness in Speech, ,
491
Examples of.
609
Natural,
492
Exemplified,
609
Examples of.
493
Zeal ol Paul,
611
Witnesses 
493
Zeal for God's Glon',
613
FaJiie, see Falsehood,
424
. 160
Examples of.
814
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