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shared alike of that which grew of itself in the fields and vineyards. The jubilee followed the seventh-year Sabbath, thus bringing two Sabbath years in succession. But God made ample provision for His people by commanding His blessing upon the forty-eighth year, when the earth yielded enough to keep the people for three years. (Isa 37:30; Lev 25:11,12) There is no mention in the Bible of the Jubilee's ever being observed, and for this reason some writers think it may not have been kept; but all the other Mosaic festivals were observed, and it would be strange if one that is so organically connected with the other feasts, and is really the climax of all other festivals, should have been omitted. The jubilee must have been observed, for the law of the inalienability of landed property, which was based upon the jubilee, existed among the Jews. (Num. 36: 4,6,7; Ruth 4: 1-4) Josephus speaks of it as being permanently observed. 312
Instances are recorded where the work of the Jubilee year was performed by the Israelites. Nehemiah, in his great reformatory work, required the Jews to give freedom to their servants and to restore the lands and vineyards to the original owners. (Neh. 5:1-19) On the eve of the Babylonian captivity, Zedekiah proclaimed liberty to every one. He evidently designed to celebrate the Jubilee. If he had done so, it would have given him liberty, but he was too vacillating to carry out the requirements. The Lord sent a message, saying that he had done right in proclaiming liberty, "every man to his neighbour," but that in failing to grant it, he had polluted the name of the Lord. (Jer. 34: 8- 17) All the commercial interests of the ancient Israelite taught the gospel. While he was allowed to dwell in the promised land and enjoy its privileges, yet he was only the steward, not the owner. The divine decree was: "The land shall not be sold forever: for the land is Mine; for ye are strangers 313
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THE CROSS AND ITS SHADOW Stephen N.
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-John Bowring Eternity can never fa
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In The Cross and Its Shadow, the ty
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sacrifices was made known to them t
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center of the whole scheme of human
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Loma Linda, California. 11
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Till Israel's sins are all erased.
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to our first parents in the words s
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To John, the beloved disciple, were
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connection, he is in darkness, not
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until his very soul is filled with
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Names Given the Heavenly Sanctuary
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Chapter 2 The Tabernacle The tabern
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Over the tabernacle rested the pill
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protecting care. (John 10:28-29) Th
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Chapter 3 History of the Sanctuary
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offering upon one of the mountains
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glorious heavenly temple will be up
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carried it with them. When they rea
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Worship. Finally on account of the
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Father and the Son, with their reti
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Summary The Tabernacle • Built by
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sanctuary. The broken law contained
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After God had declared the ten comm
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ark; but the ark was made for the o
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Chapter 5 The Golden Candlestick Th
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Spirits of God." (Revelation 4:2,5)
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enrolled with the church of the fir
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dead prophets, the Lord sends messa
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This explains why Ahimelech the pri
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As the bread in the presence of God
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upon the true bread which comes fro
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The incense, composed of an equal w
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lived a sinless life. He "knew no s
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atonement," representing the puttin
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the privilege of prayer, we would o
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of the incense was not confined to
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Are all fulfilled, and now withdraw
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except as He enters "within the vei
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disappoint the heavenly host who ar
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service which will end in the blott
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Chapter 9 Office and Work of the Hi
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chose them to serve before Him; and
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work of every priest was a type of
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things," when we study the Levitica
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the Lord." (Leviticus 27:30-33) Of
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Chapter 11 The Levites One entire t
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Our God is "the same yesterday, and
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The work of the Levites was largely
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The pure white garments were worn b
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When questions were asked, if light
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The Paschal Lamb Chapter 13 The Pas
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Jerusalem was thronged with devout
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says, "Let us keep the feast, not w
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alike, it is the precious blood of
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in the year the Saviour was crucifi
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Those partaking of the Passover fea
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have the same God to-day, and for t
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the heavenly sanctuary, or of the s
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of Adam could be saved if they woul
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fourth pier of this wonderful bridg
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Chapter 15 The Offering Of the Firs
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died on Calvary and the veil of the
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they listened to the announcement o
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company that Christ will awaken fro
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hearts. The first three days of the
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uncertainty in regard to the coming
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harvest of grain. Of each one God h
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the spirit of the latter rain will,
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Chapter 17 The Sin-Offering The Per
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that holy office where the influenc
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offering and it thus became a part
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through whom he is to receive his p
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consumed and the sinner saved. God
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The curse of sin rests heavier and
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Chapter 18 The Burnt-Offering The w
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you therefore, brethren, by, the me
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us; for "to love Him [God] with all
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Chapter 19 The Drink-Offering The d
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their lives to bring him a drink fr
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Chapter 20 The Meat-Offering Daniel
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connection with any other offering,
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"In all this He is 'First -fruits,'
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Chapter 21 The Trespass-Offering Th
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trespass-offering, unless the resti
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10:18) While enduring the agony of
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ace alone, but for the whole world.
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save to the uttermost all who come
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purge your conscience from dead wor
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Chapter 23 The Peace-Offering The w
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Passover feast, the people ate of t
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a type. In the antitype of the prie
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he would have placed the government
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command was very plain: "If any of
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ose again the third day according t
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Chapter 24 The Cleansing of The Lep
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more than any other offering. The p
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The scarlet wool dipped in the bloo
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of Christ came in direct contact wi
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can make them "white as snow." You
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the service of His Master who has r
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garments; but he sows the germ of t
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Forgive him O, forgive! they cry, N
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plans of men; but every part was fa
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sinners. (Psalms 2:7-9) The horns o
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priest was to be clothed in the pur
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Israel. (Joshua 4:1-7) If the curio
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orn of water and of the Spirit, he
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the glorious presence and throne of
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what the surroundings may be, the s
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The time will come when the sins of
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you, that ye may be clean from all
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and the transgression of desolation
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except the question asked the "Wond
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he had been unable to explain durin
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3. "To make reconciliation for iniq
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Gabriel divides the seventy weeks i
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"Unto two thousand and three hundre
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Events definitely lovated by the tw
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The sprinkled blood is pleading Its
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and the people trembled; and as the
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of the world. (Job 38:4-7) Dr. Will
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in his day preached of a "judgment
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(Hebrews 12:26) to the blast of the
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Chapter 29 The Day of Atonement, or
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into the first apartment, he touche
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Page 273 and 274: efore God. We must not content ours
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Page 299 and 300: day of atonement, and all Israel we
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Page 303 and 304: until He comes to the earth to gath
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Page 307 and 308: In that grand jubilee, in that Sabb
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Page 333 and 334: Chapter 35 The Rock Rock has always
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Page 345 and 346: (Deuteronomy 22:11) The question is
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Benjamin down to Egypt, Jacob did n
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we hear little more of the tribe of
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At the time of the battle of Megidd
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Chapter 38 Simeon Simeon was the se
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"Unto their assembly, mine honour,
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(Proverbs 7:26) Solomon, the wisest
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pleasing contrast to the record of
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Summary • Simeon had six sons, wh
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emembrance, and he exclaimed, "O my
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man his neighbour. And the children
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of the tribe of Levi is 22,300. It
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God more than man. Moses and Aaron
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Chapter 40 Judah Name, or pedigree,
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that Joseph threw off his disguise,
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lion, and as an old lion; who shall
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kingdom of Israel was carried capti
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as if the Israel of God were almost
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Chapter 41 Naphtali Naphtali, the s
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them than life, and they did not sh
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Sea of Galilee and extending northw
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Summary • The tribe of Naphtali s
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their great battles: "They cried to
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promise; but listen again to His pl
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Gilead is used synonymously with Ga
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Jordan into the land of his childho
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Chapter 43 Asher Like several of th
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Asher seems to have had an amiable
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There are some of the human family
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heathen, they were greatly weakened
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Chapter 44 Issachar Issachar was th
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into the fiercest of the fight on a
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footsteps of the Saviour and the pr
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according to the purification of th
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Zebulun was the youngest son of Lea
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crisis, will rise up and "jeopardiz
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margin) Who is prepared to perfect
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Chapter 46 Joseph In the pages of s
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first-born of Rachel, the beloved W
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take Simeon and bind him before the
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thought of the character of Joseph,
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During the seven years of plenty, J
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Summary • Two large tribes sprang
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individual, the tribe which bore hi
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For twenty years the sacred ark of
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haling men and women, and committin
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it is for the one by, whom the belo
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Himself strong in the behalf of the
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Chapter 48 Manasseh A dying patriar
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from the temple, and though they ha
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attle against Saul, warriors from M
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hearts with envy, jealousy, and cri
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Revelation varies somewhat from the
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legal documents; therefore we shoul
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The fourth commandment requires all
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Four angels were commissioned to ho
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angel can not be read by man, for G
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e the mark of the opposing power. G
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experience-wonderful melody! Not ev
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Chapter 50 The Lost Tribes Much has
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and his brethren came to comfort hi
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Jeroboam, their first king, was an
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were counted as a strange thing." (
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worshiping graven images. (Judges 1
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as God designed; he used it in dete
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Ephraim and Dan, with the same oppo
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