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Pagina 164
We have seen , indeed , a just above , that the labour of a slave is estimated at twice as much , because the humanity of his master will never go so far as to indulge or spare his slave as if he were a hireling .
We have seen , indeed , a just above , that the labour of a slave is estimated at twice as much , because the humanity of his master will never go so far as to indulge or spare his slave as if he were a hireling .
Pagina 324
Thus , amongst the ancients , this was a kind of proverbial expression : We shall die , because we have seen God . So Jacob , in commendation of God's grace , says , " I have seen God face to face , and my life is preserved .
Thus , amongst the ancients , this was a kind of proverbial expression : We shall die , because we have seen God . So Jacob , in commendation of God's grace , says , " I have seen God face to face , and my life is preserved .
Pagina 416
have seen at Exodus xxx . , was of the value of twenty oboli . Josephus estimates it at an Attic tetradrachm . But Ezekiel , when he is inveighing against their fraud in having diminished its weight , settles its value at twenty oboli ...
have seen at Exodus xxx . , was of the value of twenty oboli . Josephus estimates it at an Attic tetradrachm . But Ezekiel , when he is inveighing against their fraud in having diminished its weight , settles its value at twenty oboli ...
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Gebruikersrecensie - cjsdg - LibraryThingOutstanding stuff from Calvin. He is over-scrupulous in avoiding the Trinity in Gen. 1, but it's because he is adhering to a hermeneutic that is a vast improvement over most of his immediate ... Volledige review lezen
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Gebruikersrecensie - lettermen - LibraryThing"In short, Micah intimates that the Israelites rejected all sound doctrine, for they sought nothing but flatteries, and wished to be cherished in their vices; yea, they desired to be deceived by false ... Volledige review lezen
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| Titel | Commentaries on the Four Last Books of Moses, Volume 3 Commentaries on the Four Last Books of Moses, Charles William Bingham Volume 3 van Commentaries on the Four Last Books of Moses: Arranged in the Form of a Harmony, Charles William Bingham Commentaries, Jean Calvin |
| Auteur | Jean Calvin |
| Redacteur | Charles William Bingham |
| vertaald door | Charles William Bingham |
| Uitgever | Eerdmans, 1950 |
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