Recensio synoptica annotationis sacrae, being a critical digest and synoptical arrangement of the most important annotations on the New Testament, exegetical, philological, and doctrinal: carefully collected and condensed, from the best commentators ... and the foreign matter tr. into English; the whole accompanied with a copious body of original annotations, Volume 3C. and J. Rivington, 1826 - Bible |
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... words , ' O feòs woλλά- κις χαίρει , τοὺς μὲν μικροὺς μεγάλους ποιῶν τοὺς δε μεγάλους μικρούς , Here , though the subject is named before the predicate , it is much more clearly distinguished by the article than by the place , which has ...
... words , ' O feòs woλλά- κις χαίρει , τοὺς μὲν μικροὺς μεγάλους ποιῶν τοὺς δε μεγάλους μικρούς , Here , though the subject is named before the predicate , it is much more clearly distinguished by the article than by the place , which has ...
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... words , has , as it were , a superlative force . There is here an hendiadis for χαρίτος ἀληθινῆς . Wetstein adduces numerous examples of these words thus conjoined , and compares Dionys . Hal . A. 1 , 38. He then proceeds to observe ...
... words , has , as it were , a superlative force . There is here an hendiadis for χαρίτος ἀληθινῆς . Wetstein adduces numerous examples of these words thus conjoined , and compares Dionys . Hal . A. 1 , 38. He then proceeds to observe ...
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... words and deeds , together with all the circumstances thereto connected , he assuredly is indued with knowledge superhuman . So in the Psalms , " Thou understandest my thoughts long before . " What Nathanael was doing under the fig ...
... words and deeds , together with all the circumstances thereto connected , he assuredly is indued with knowledge superhuman . So in the Psalms , " Thou understandest my thoughts long before . " What Nathanael was doing under the fig ...
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... words immediately addressed to the servants , that Mary had not adverted to Jesus's departure . Neither , however , can I approve of the view of the subject taken by Kuinoel , who thinks that the words carry with them no more than a ...
... words immediately addressed to the servants , that Mary had not adverted to Jesus's departure . Neither , however , can I approve of the view of the subject taken by Kuinoel , who thinks that the words carry with them no more than a ...
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... words . I cannot , however , infer from this passage ( as some commentators both ancient and modern have done ) that Christ had been previously accustomed to work miracles in private for the solace and comfort of his mother ; though ...
... words . I cannot , however , infer from this passage ( as some commentators both ancient and modern have done ) that Christ had been previously accustomed to work miracles in private for the solace and comfort of his mother ; though ...
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