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they
exhalations.
5.
The
continents
and
greater
islands
were
not
formed
time appointed
delight he could
institution
of
that
sym-
bolical
worship,
in
which
they
were
so
essential
a
part.
any
beast
of
ed
to allege,
either of
and
was
lost
in
the
parent
tongue.
Yet
in
such
cases
it
and
cus-
tomary
for
a
great
Hence they
found
in
the
whole
God as
active,
any
more
than
the
presence
of
the
interpretation
of
that
word
founded
have
mis-
pointed
the
word
in
many
instances,
yet
it
will
not
neither
of
them
is
derived
from
any
verb
quiescent
Lamed
He.
Therefore
not
from
the
verb
Jn*^*^,
the re-
surrection. Our
substantive verb,
in
gave it
Geddes.
Accord-
ing
to
either,
the
takes
It
over-
throws
the
atheistical
scheme
of
producing
the
world
by
the
fortuitous
concourse
of
atoms.
For
there
could
old
age
unto
Hagar
(putting
it
on
her
shoulder)
and
the
talked
with
him.**
These
words
seem
of
no
significance
here
oc-
casion,
and
not
after
his
chap,
xxxii.
24.
Perhaps
something
answering
to
the
words,
either
still
thought
that
Joseph
might
be
trusted
with
every
thing
but
his
wife,
J^Vîs
and
the
re-
tapestry.
Verse
4.
slieet
formed
of
the
five
breadths
sewed
together.
This
whole
of
loops.
And
this
is
remarked
by
all
commentators.
But
how
loops
on
the
edge
of
the
curtain
in
the
second
each
board,
was
should
follow
the
20th,
and
the
21st
should
come
in
lyêt
hTvyjovtra ovk
shall
consuming the
of
which
mass
the
army
male
above
20
and
covered
the
writ-
ing.
(See
Achill.
Tat.
de
CI.
a
longer
time;
that
the
cloud
spent
over
(ooppuu.
Verse
10.
Between
this
at
all
distributive.
It
connects
up
this
holy. It is
; the
am
persuaded
that
*^T»
is
a
corruption
of
the
proper
name
of
some
place
which
originally
belonged
to
the
Moabites,
and
southern
sea
all
thy
sicut
non
dam, when it
such,
as
I
conceive,
the
''1^ l,
it,
that
we
force
of
the
word
they neglected
burning
heat,
And
bitter
plagues
of
be
a
accusatives,
mother,
his
inhe-
the
world.
Verse
26.
Chap,
xxxiv,
7.
spies passed
it
nx^
bj'?: ^
yiyin''
offoi utto rovTUfV
their
success
depended
not
on
their
own
might
and
valour,
but
on
his
favour
to
the
command
ing
steeps.
I
take
to
be
this,
1,
3,
6,
2,
4,
5,
7,
kings, &c.
the
south
of
Canaan,
when
their
country
was
overrun,
and
the
race
in
great
part
extirpated
by
the
Caphtorim.
4
to
the
end
east by
will
be
equally
deficient,
without
of
Canaan.
Nihil
rrig
hudfj'
and
the
Vulgate
particularly
incline
me
of
Hamor
the
of
Arabia
actually
taken
place,
n;;5
nK?5.
This
conversation
seems
to
have
taken
place
at
some
little
distance
when
Manoah's
wife
found
herself
pregnant,
and
knew
by
the
state
of
her
pregnancy
is
the
proper
rendering
of
son
the
possessions
of
the
whole
tribe,
and
shoe
[and
gave
it
to
Boaz,
in
token
of
his
voluntary
all the
Samuel
promised
them
deliverance
thee,
Set
it
by,
saying
I
had
suffered
for
their
add expressly,
&>v,
Sym-
machus.
verses^
of
chap.
xvi.
*
6th
should
be
inserted.
See
Houbigant.
Verse
9.
drove
before
him
all
that
cattle,
and
they
said,
This
is
David's
spoil.
Chap,
xxxi,
7.
it,
only
in
the
gender,
which
is
feminine
in
talent,
but
not
Verse
3.
chapiters
form-
ed
by
the
place,
and
by
the
Vul-
Chronicles,
>*''3-3'?
; and
what
follows-
pect
that
the
number
person
is
men^
tioned
the
king
Bs
rgî/^j-
ZQSi Tovg I'TT'Tritg,
king,
saying.
Two
measures
Samaria
friend
to
justice
was
a
upon the
Aaavîuv
xkts\v(7ocv
month.
The
resolution
date
that
can
be

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