a
mean
between
the
opposite
senses
of
p
and ^^,
from
and
to'wardSy
denoting
seems
immedi-
ately
to
concern
the
the
force
of
the
copula
was
to
be
punished
for
some
de-
gree
in
every
human
action),
the
done
unto
the
the
prophets,
the event
country,
would
end
in
of
Dru-
sius.
The
words
will
not
bear
the two
manifest
allusion
shall
be
called
God.
From
these
—
 
the returning
bet-
ter
than
a
paltry
asseve-
ration,*
(N)
which
nothing
opposes
but
by
which
he
acknow-
ledged
raelites,
sometimes
dressed
up
of Jehovah,
import
about by
book
days
absolutely
prohibited
by
Moses.
and
the
tera-
phim
that
it
may
be
the
mind,
so
affected,
the
Greek
words
4Tvv(smt
people,
I
think
and authority.
'^'0^.
service.
2
Chron.
image
of
the
like
action
'1(7-
gcLYik,
But
there
me
out
verb
to
Israel.
And
it
seems
safer
to
give
what
is
indubitably
the
sense
and
the
nouns
connection.
Our
noun
good or
of the
fury
the affec-
English
reader.
(H)
word
the
word
that
the
word
 nDH
is
used
Amorites.'*
Machir,
the
have
from
the
im-
perfection
of
history,
is
of
in
this
passage
j
heal.
obligation
takes
heart
is
like
an
oven.
Mr
;
other, is so
I
the
plural
number,
it
is
sometimes
used
success,
Sun ;
incessant-
ly
active
in
the
constancy
propaga-
tion
of
light
material
world.
invocation
oldest
name
of
the
with
these
antient
versions
with
p*^,
which
oc-
the
LXX
plural of the
les-
*
U.
T.
-9,
&C.
n
3
in
the
all
un-
clean,
by
were
the
any
pretence,
for
any
in de-
and
their
commentators,
under
different
symbols.
themselves to
(jjim.
Theodotion.
And
of
blight-
ing.*
Dr
Pocock
used
in
a
much
larger
signification,
is
chance
marred.
See
his
note
upon
this
place.
I
have
sometimes
been
juice,
avrr,c^
The
literally,
Jerome.
(D)
nominative
of
the
verb.
The
Chaldee
word
furious
revenge.
And
the
they
may
be.
It
is
supposed
Masoretic
he^
tween
two
furrows,
to
this
interpretation
of
his
Commentary ;
and
by
St
deriva-
tives,
under
as
in
the
singular,
for
power,
defective
Phe
Nun,
singular,
the
other
plural,
rendered
in
our
English
Bible
objected
to
to
give
this
sense,
the
verb
should
be
those,
note the
II. H. 548=
M 3
name
or
memorial,
but
a
most
gracious
declaration
of
Jeho-
to have
was so
tolerate the
before
it
came
to
an
enumeration
of
the
crimes
which
provoked
the
judgment
first king
the
kings
of
the
former
And thus
having turned
through
this
great
wilderness.
ISIDn
HK
 in^^
yT)
rirn
^^^T^,
This
passage,
and
the
passage
cs,
if
we
to be
proper name,
The
four
stood.
as
was
his
presuming
upon
God's
CDSn
vh
p
Kin.
Literally,
family. And
port,
signifying
the
intro-
duced
but
of
inchoate
enjoyment
only.
kills
either
at
once,
or
and
the
other.
This
is
categorically
asserted
and the
text of
criti-
St Jerome, who
in
the
New-
are
always
from
verbal
accuracy
that
God's
clared
purpose.
It
said
of
them,
that,
very
similar
to
that,
hira.
Hath
he
said,
and
shall
federacy
of
zekiah,§
were
*
or
instru-
ment,
as the proper
he alludes
For
for he
either ma-
Gentile,
two
different
senses,
and
to
have
been
in
error,
I
hold
plural
participle.
of
the
verbs
sight
in
scrip-
ture,
verses
of
is
the
King
King.
(O)
12th, support-
ed by
is
a
followed
by
church,
the
adultress,
this
chapter
commanded
^^
all
learn-
ed
prelate
has
remarked,
give
extra-
ordinary
part
of
it
 
'Ei'^a (jidfj^iiut
Vulgate express
reverdy prq/ectd,
than the
presence.
And
Greek
^aSkoKO'Trnv,
or
the
Latin
offringere.
12.
Sow
to
yourselves
for
righteousness,
as
Jehovah's
roaring
be
understood
of
hypocrisy
own destruction.
man therefore
to
be
feared,
in a
to be
fends
the
old
Or,
perhaps
prince,
the
a
Verse
4.
8
tent
(v)
in
the
bush,^*
on
lakes.
of
Gilead,
and
was
settled
in
the
south.
their heights.^'
The barren
VI.
the verb
verdure
of
the
ground.
the
word
words
expression.
It
seems
uncertain
whether
the
words
first line, while
lines
But
if
no
arms
a
reading
and indeed than
protection.
The
Deut.
xxxiii,
27.
Nor
of
the
D^^U,
 
wish
of
Balaam
has
the
question.
Calvin
sub«
a
level,
when
it
is
left
to
ordering
the
motions
of
matter,
and
earth
own people
as
they
stand
cording
wilder-
ness
weak, and it should be added, the ill-informed state
of the Israelites, when they lived intermixed
with
idolaters,
He sustained
pas-
sage
is
rightly
rendered
by
the
chosen
people.
Without
^K,
plural
word
is
applied
to
is
that
of
ni
were
taken,
not
ventured
to
adopt
it.
Dr
Durell
very
pertinently
remarks,
in
favour
future.
(K)
very
little
signifi.
cance
in
the
omission of
he
dwells
close
by
Jehovah,
and
greater
part,
the
boundaries
One
such
the
tribes
and
half-tribe,
among
the
busi-
ness,
was placed
ground.
But
|s&,
is
signifies, to
be thy sandals.
ticles of
be
applied
to
any
other
moisture,
covering
the
adhesive
the
dew.
(LL)
4.13
same
manner
in
four
other
places,
on
Ro-
sea,
may
without
impropriety
be
plural
in
the
Hebrew
language,
though
plar
translations
have
clude, Istf
Jehovah,
[They
in
regimine,
(G)
out
of
Egypt,
hav-
ing
mentioned
the
miraculous
manner
of
their
verb
is
the