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... accompanied by the people , repeated the 45th Psalm ; ' My heart is inditing a
good matter , ' & c . The Rabbi then took a cup of wine , and said , " Blessed art
thou , O Lord our God , King of the world , who hast created the fruit of the vine .
... accompanied by the people , repeated the 45th Psalm ; ' My heart is inditing a
good matter , ' & c . The Rabbi then took a cup of wine , and said , " Blessed art
thou , O Lord our God , King of the world , who hast created the fruit of the vine .
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Blessed art thou , O Lord , thou that makest joyful Zion's children . Thou makest
joyful with joy a lovely pair , as thou didst make joyful thy creature according to
thy image in the garden of Eden of old . Blessed art thou , O Lord , who rejoicest ...
Blessed art thou , O Lord , thou that makest joyful Zion's children . Thou makest
joyful with joy a lovely pair , as thou didst make joyful thy creature according to
thy image in the garden of Eden of old . Blessed art thou , O Lord , who rejoicest ...
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I have now spent four days in the city where David lived and reigned , and where
David's Lord and King redeemed the world . The house I inhabit stands on Mount
Calvary . My little room has but one small window , and this opens toward ...
I have now spent four days in the city where David lived and reigned , and where
David's Lord and King redeemed the world . The house I inhabit stands on Mount
Calvary . My little room has but one small window , and this opens toward ...
Page 343
This is shown you as the brow of the hill , whence the Jews wished to precipitate
our Lord . See Luke iv , 29. It is indeed the brow of the hill , on which Nazareth
stands , though at a considerable distance from the town . " TO HIS FATHER .
This is shown you as the brow of the hill , whence the Jews wished to precipitate
our Lord . See Luke iv , 29. It is indeed the brow of the hill , on which Nazareth
stands , though at a considerable distance from the town . " TO HIS FATHER .
Page 421
What the Lord intends to do with me , ' said he , ' I cannot tell , but my impression
is , that this is my last night . We hoped not . Perhaps not , ' said he , but these are
my impressions . “ The devotions of the evening were attended in He united in ...
What the Lord intends to do with me , ' said he , ' I cannot tell , but my impression
is , that this is my last night . We hoped not . Perhaps not , ' said he , but these are
my impressions . “ The devotions of the evening were attended in He united in ...
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| Title | Memoir of the Rev. Pliny Fisk, A.M.: Late Missionary to Palestine |
| Authors | Alvan Bond, Pliny Fisk |
| Publisher | Crocker and Brewster, 1828 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2014 |
| Length | 437 pages |
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