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Adam Clarke's Commentary on the Old and New TestamentsA derivative of Adam Clarke's Commentary for the Online Bibleproduced bySulu D. Kelley1690 Old Harmony Dr.Concord, NC 28027-8031(704) 782-4377© 1994, 1995, 1997© 1997 Registered U.S. Copyright Office
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Page 1: WESLEYAN HERITAGE LibraryCommentari
Page 5 and 6: persons to whom the letter was writ
Page 7 and 8: there, I must also see Rome; so he
Page 9 and 10: purpose. But the history happens al
Page 11 and 12: from #Ro 16:23, was St. Paul's host
Page 13 and 14: SECTION XII.§ #1Co 5:7, 8: "For ev
Page 15 and 16: A few vestiges of its ancient splen
Page 17 and 18: -Year of the Spanish era, or since
Page 19 and 20: Both theirs and ours] That is, Jesu
Page 21 and 22: Contentions] GTKFGL, Altercations;
Page 23 and 24: for baptism by the continual preach
Page 25 and 26: But the world in its divinity could
Page 27 and 28: and Pharisees, and in spite of the
Page 29 and 30: I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER II.The apostle
Page 31 and 32: 3. The Gospel, which is called the
Page 33 and 34: evealed those to the apostles which
Page 35 and 36: known the mind of the Lord, that he
Page 37 and 38: well might the apostle say, Are ye
Page 39 and 40: Verse 12. If any men build-gold, si
Page 41 and 42: very troublesome to its peace and u
Page 43 and 44: property, ye are Christ's property:
Page 45 and 46: Or of man's judgment] JýWRQýCPSTY
Page 47 and 48: the assailant; and he that then esc
Page 49 and 50: Schoettgen produces a good illustra
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Taken away from among you.] `KPCýG
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Not to company with fornicators] Wi
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER VI.The Corinth
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controversy depended. The apostle c
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of them are abominable, and forbidd
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER VII.A solution
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There are a multitude of rules pres
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Verse 11. But, and if she depart] H
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unto eternal life. Bear your cross,
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this heavenly gift, so that it abid
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"With patient mind thy course of du
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power he has over his own will, and
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impress them on the mind of the rea
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"Here is witnessed, in this book of
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER VIII.The quest
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in the Old Testament, and among the
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Ye sin against Christ.] By sending
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER IX.St. Paul vi
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attended them, and ministered to th
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and if I did not, I should endanger
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and several of the fathers. This re
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Talis prima Dares caput altum in pr
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And weighty limbs, his ancient moth
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5. A few general observations on th
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER X.Peculiar cir
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spiritual Rock, CHRIST. Nothing can
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phrase å0$.0ýç.& soph yomaiya, t
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Tum lecti juvenes certatim aræque
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for the liberty of the Gospel must
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER XI.The apostle
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hair, that she may preserve her bea
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The ancient versions make little al
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It is a certain fact that a man's l
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ead and wine in the Lord's Supper u
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et, AND, have J and vel, OR: Whosoe
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER XII.The apostl
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enefit of the Church. God has given
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Verse 15. If the foot shall say, &c
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strength, and perfection of the who
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governing by either providence or g
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER XIII.Charity,
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IRUVRWKH#,#VFKDO#NQRZ#DQG#DV#,#DP#N
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I have quoted several passages from
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which are in the highest repute amo
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(8.) Is not easily provoked] QWýRC
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the advantage of any person whose c
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The GUQRVTQP or mirror, is mentione
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we view and expect eternal blessedn
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6. My opinion that faith and hope,
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In the spirit he speaketh mysteries
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understanding is unfruitful to all
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Verse 23. Will they not say that ye
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these: é0-%#ý.)&$0ý#å.ý ).+ý0
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER XV.The Gospel
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Then of all the apostles.] Includin
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put to death justly; and, if so, co
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Verse 26. The last enemy] Death, sh
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I die daily.] A form of speech for,
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The same sentiment in nearly the sa
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Verse 40. There are also celestial
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What the apostle says here is quite
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what is from heaven is of a spiritu
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esurrection of all the dead, from t
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The strength of sin is the law.] Th
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A TABLE of the most remarkable FIXE
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I CORINTHIANSCHAPTER XVI.The apostl
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Verse 5. I will come unto you, when
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Quit yourselves like men-CPFTK\GUSG
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3. Shammatha å+$-: this was the di
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only refers to their questions by m
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INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EPISTLEO
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for me to write to you, for I know
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(#2Co 1:15, 16.) It has also been r
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approbation of their teacher; when
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concerning which the history is sil
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"And when Apollos was disposed to p
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to Athens, and from Athens to Corin
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thereupon he speaks very excellent
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II.-The NARRATION, comprehending an
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equal to 1461 Nabonassarean years.
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-Caius Cornelius Tacitus, the celeb
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Verse 9. We had the sentence of dea
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Verse 15. And in this confidence] U
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the flesh, &c.; but to give them sp
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affirmation is properly considered,
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given him cause of grief; and there
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triumph was in Christ, and to Chris
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But as of sincerity] GZýGKNKMTKPGK
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Ministered by us] Ye are the writin
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Yet this ministration of death (the
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There is an evident allusion here t
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Thus we find that in every thing th
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But by manifestation of the truth]
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But Christ Jesus the Lord] We procl
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FWPCOGPQL÷SNKDGKPýMCKýMCVGEGKPõ
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Verse 17. For our light affliction,
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II CORINTHIANSCHAPTER V.The apostle
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When the apostle says that they ear
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We may be accepted of him.] GWCTGUV
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sins; therefore we esteem no man on
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the Sovereign of the world; his apo
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IN many respects, this is a most im
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third verses. I will set down the w
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to me any reason why we should depa
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Verse 12. Ye are not straitened in
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II CORINTHIANSCHAPTER VII.The apost
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From all appearance there never was
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transgression more flagrant; but th
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II CORINTHIANSCHAPTER VIII.The apos
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every other gift, should be outdone
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Verse 18. The brother, whose praise
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II CORINTHIANSCHAPTER IX.St. Paul i
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and plant with its seed in itself,
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3. Most men can see the hand of God
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Verse 4. The weapons of our warfare
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Verse 8. For, though I should boast
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southward through Greece, down into
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person, system of doctrines, and mo
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Christ; or, to follow the metaphor,
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that I should become chargeable to
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Verse 23. Are they ministers of Chr
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Perils in the wilderness] Uninhabit
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snatched from ruin, Joseph., Antiq.
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heaven was possible to the Almighty
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pronounced in silence. We cannot ha
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the apostle, and gives him a proof
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Verse 16. But be it so, I did not b
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especially who has made a fortune o
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Luke makes no mention of this secon
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any of the graces that constitute t
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of light and love, and not know it!
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profess amongst them, he had himsel
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inexplicable if the historian had r
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6. The stated residence of the apos
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5. The dispute with Peter, which oc
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SECTION V.#Ga 4:29: "But as then he
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SECTION VIII.#Ga 1:18: "Then, after
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PREFACETO THEEPISTLE OF PAUL THE AP
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Dr. Lardner confirms this opinion b
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THEEPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOSTLETO TH
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Jews, and their system of carnal or
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was more profoundly skilled in the
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displaying their human credentials.
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GALATIANSCHAPTER II.The apostle men
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The Gospel of the uncircumcision] T
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Why compellest thou the Gentiles] T
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Verse 21. I do not frustrate] QWMý
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various miraculous influences; and
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The promise of the Spirit] The spir
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Verse 18. For if the inheritance be
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Verse 25. But, after that faith is
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GALATIANSCHAPTER IV.The apostle sho
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To the weak and beggarly elements]
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Verse 16. Am I therefore become you
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it is quoted; nor does it give any
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Verse 31. So then] We-Jews and Gent
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GALATIANSCHAPTER V.The apostle exho
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Who doth hinder] Who prevented you
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Verse 17. For the flesh lusteth aga
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Shall not inherit] They are not chi
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advantages, we should soon have a h
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Lest thou also be tempted.] And hav
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expect glory who do not seek it in
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for the testimony of the Lord; I am
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times, saint appears to have been a
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When I was a child I had for a less
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"one head," "one body," "one new ma
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#Col 2:12, 13: "Through the faith o
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#Eph 5:15, 16: "See then that ye wa
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#Col 3:9: "Lie not one to another;
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Who sees not that this whole allego
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As this point is very dubious, and
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3-7. He shows that it was through t
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elsewhere, in the course of that ep
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All things-which are in heaven, and
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The redemption of the purchased pos
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Verse 21. Far above all principalit
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EPHESIANSCHAPTER II.The character o
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Children of wrath is the same as so
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Verse 12. That at that time ye were
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Verse 16. That he might reconcile b
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Nothing so ancient, since the patri
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EPHESIANSCHAPTER III.Paul, a prison
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a word of which it would be vain to
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commencement to their termination,
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food of the inward man; or rather J
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But it is more likely that the word
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VGýGTIQP VQWVQý`GNNJPKMQPýVYPýM
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principles of it well, suppose it w
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it is enough for me that the apostl
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mentioned above. This truth, as it
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Te quoque, inextinctæ Silene libid
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innocently, yea, laudably angry; fo
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And clamour] MTCWIJ Loud and obstre
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EPHESIANSCHAPTER V.Christians shoul
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from their connection, and the mann
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Verse 13. But all things that are r
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But understanding what the will of
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lives for their wives: and there is
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1. "The apostle calls the formation
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the population of the earth; and na
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Verse 5. Servants, be obedient] Tho
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Spiritual wickedness] VCýRPGWOCVKM
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Of shields there were several sorts
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it signifies the principle of right
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in times of temptation and trial, h
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Verse 22. Whom I have sent-for the
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The learned author has transmitted
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must necessarily have occupied a la
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PHILIPPIANSCHAPTER I.Paul, in conju
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That ye may be sincere] `KPCýJVGý
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ABDEFG, and several others; the Syr
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Whether I come and see you] Leaving
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Verse 3. Let nothing be done throug
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human nature to immortality, withou
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Though men have grievously puzzled
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Verse 25. Epaphroditus, my brother,
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PHILIPPIANSCHAPTER III.The apostle
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And do count them but dung] The wor
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abeus, or judge in the games, who p
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there is or can be any intercourse
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PHILIPPIANSCHAPTER IV.The apostle e
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dispenses; it is felt by all the tr
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Verse 15. In the beginning of the G
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grievous. And, as he sends the salu
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#Ac 19:10: "That all they that dwel
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COLOSSIANSCHAPTER I.The salutation
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Verse 7. As ye also learned of Epap
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nothing less than the power of God
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Again, if he had created by delegat
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against the Gentiles is well known,
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Verse 26. The mystery which hath be
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pleased to reveal. Let us receive,
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uilding, by mortices and pins. The
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Not after Christ.] Not according to
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who had great authority among the p
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of the traditions of the elders, an
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it lives, thrives, and is active. H
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as the Jews, who were formerly the
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and all edification totally prevent
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COLOSSIANSCHAPTER IV.The duty of ma
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Rome on this very account when he w
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and while Epaphras was in prison Ar
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above MS. I shall subjoin it at the
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5. Et nunc faciet Deus, ut qui sunt
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PREFACETO THEFIRST EPISTLE OF PAUL
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THEFIRST EPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOSTL
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as produced a satisfying expectatio
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Verse 10. And to wait for his Son f
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Verse 4. But as we were allowed of
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His Kingdom and glory.] His Church
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which it could not have been done t
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Verse 6. When Timotheus came] We ha
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I THESSALONIANSCHAPTER IV.The apost
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evelation. In the first sense the a
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We which are alive, and remain] By
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I THESSALONIANSCHAPTER V.The apostl
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e remarked, also, that it was accou
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Support the weak] CPVGEGUSGýVYPýC
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and produces the faculty of speech
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2. The subject in verse 27 {#1Th 5:
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"Grotius, Locke, and others," says
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and that his kingdom was to be esta
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the opinion which some Christians h
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-Epact, or the moon's age on the 22
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eflected on without confusion and d
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in the primitive Church they would
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As that the day of Christ is at han
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In them that perish] GPýVQKLýCRQN
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1. The general run of Protestant wr
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describes the other qualifications
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Verse 3. That man of sin be reveale
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fourth beast. Now, to be convinced
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to the strong workings of Satan, wi
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II THESSALONIANSCHAPTER III.The apo
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submit; it is no wonder, therefore,
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Verse 18. The grace] The favour, bl
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Timothy, thus prepared to be the ap
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was sent bound to Rome, where likew
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the apostle only declared his own p
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-Easter Sunday, the day after the i
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the public registers; he, being an
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Of faith unfeigned] RKUVGYLýCPWRQM
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speak differently, I should not scr
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have contested the points with him?
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Delivered unto Satan] For the destr
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So Origen: GWEQOGSCýVQWLýDCUKNGKL
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A teacher of the Gentiles] Being sp
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attract the eye of admiration, or s
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Verse 15. She shalt be saved in chi
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I TIMOTHYCHAPTER III.Concerning bis
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obliged to labour with his hands fo
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Church of God? Look at a man's dome
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ecomes women in general; but if the
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Verse 16. And, without controversy]
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1. THE directions given in this cha
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I TIMOTHYCHAPTER IV.Apostasy from t
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Verse 5. For it is sanctified by th
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Verse 12. Let no man despise thy yo
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probably at different times, but on
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men; and are not the saints and ang
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I TIMOTHYCHAPTER V.Rules to be obse
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Verse 7. That they may be blameless
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endure Christ's rein, they will mar
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whose business it is to correct oth
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was a Greek, #Ac 16:1,) and, throug
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I TIMOTHYCHAPTER VI.Of the duty of
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minds are corrupt. Both under the l
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And pierced themselves through with
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It is well known that St. Paul had
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accordingly: if thou hast but a lit
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on this head. What the Church shoul
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PREFACETO THESECOND EPISTLE OF PAUL
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strong proof of the posterior date
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THESECOND EPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOST
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Verse 2. To Timothy, my dearly belo
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Be thou partaker of the afflictions
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In faith and love] Faith credits th
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II TIMOTHYCHAPTER II.He exhorts Tim
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Verse 9. Wherein I suffer trouble,
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every one who nameth the name of th
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2. In the segment on the upper side
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II TIMOTHYCHAPTER III.Dangerous tim
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of fellowship with them; they are a
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Verse 15. From a child thou hast kn
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II TIMOTHYCHAPTER IV.The apostle ch
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of thy sacred function; perform fai
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that he had denied the faith, but s
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proverbial form of speech for deliv
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That the epistle was written from R
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for its hundred cities, but for the
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For example:—Unto Timothy, my own
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THEEPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOSTLETOTIT
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understood, and not very clearly re
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nor magisterially rigid in the exer
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Verse 14. Not giving heed to Jewish
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TITUSCHAPTER II.Sundry directions t
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health and soundness. All false doc
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manifestation of the Gospel to the
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his GLORIOUS BODY, according to the
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TITUSCHAPTER III.The necessity of o
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cap. 4, says: IWPCKMCýRQNWVGNJõý
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Q. Why are the eyes of the Tarmudia
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Greet them that love us in the fait
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THEEPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOSTLETOPHI
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PHILEMON, HKNJOYP. Affectionate or
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Christ: "I do not say to thee, how
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Septimius, Claudi, nimirum intellig
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The subscriptions are also various,
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eader, and I insert it the rather b
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