The life of Jesus Christ; with a history of the first propogation of the Christian religion, and the lives of the most eminent persons mentioned in the New Testament |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 6-10 מתוך 100
עמוד 28
As these were all of gold , the apostate soon raised a sufficient sum from them ,
not only to satisfy the king , but also to bribe the courtiers in his favour . But his
brother Oujas , who had been all this time confined at Antioch , getting
intelligence ...
As these were all of gold , the apostate soon raised a sufficient sum from them ,
not only to satisfy the king , but also to bribe the courtiers in his favour . But his
brother Oujas , who had been all this time confined at Antioch , getting
intelligence ...
עמוד 29
Another lesser altar was raised before it , on which they offered sacrifices to that
false deity . All who refused to come and worship this idol , were either
massacred , or put to some cruel tortures , till they either complied or expired
under the ...
Another lesser altar was raised before it , on which they offered sacrifices to that
false deity . All who refused to come and worship this idol , were either
massacred , or put to some cruel tortures , till they either complied or expired
under the ...
עמוד 32
This report was credited , or pretended to be so , by the whole sect , which
irritated the highpriest to such a degree , that he joined the Sadducees , and
could never afterwards be reconciled to the Pharisees , who therefore raised all
the ...
This report was credited , or pretended to be so , by the whole sect , which
irritated the highpriest to such a degree , that he joined the Sadducees , and
could never afterwards be reconciled to the Pharisees , who therefore raised all
the ...
עמוד 34
Aristobulus himself , and his son Antigonus , were led in triumph ; but Alexander
found means to escape into Judea , where he raised an army of ten thousand
foot and fifteen hundred horse , and began to fortify several strong holds , from ...
Aristobulus himself , and his son Antigonus , were led in triumph ; but Alexander
found means to escape into Judea , where he raised an army of ten thousand
foot and fifteen hundred horse , and began to fortify several strong holds , from ...
עמוד 46
They were brought down , by God , from that height of dignity to which , in their
own imagination , they had exalted themselves ; and a person in the meanest
condition , of all the royal seed , was raised - to it . He hath filled the hungry with
good ...
They were brought down , by God , from that height of dignity to which , in their
own imagination , they had exalted themselves ; and a person in the meanest
condition , of all the royal seed , was raised - to it . He hath filled the hungry with
good ...
מה אומרים אנשים - כתיבת ביקורת
לא מצאנו ביקורות במקומות הרגילים
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
according Acts answered apostles appeared attended authority believe body brought called cause character Christ Christians church circumstance command concerning considerable continued conversation dead death delivered desired disciples divine doctrine enemy entered expressed faith Father gave Gentiles give given gospel hand happened hath hear heard heaven Holy honour immediately Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews John Judea kind king kingdom likewise lives Lord Lord's Luke manner Mark Master means mentioned Messiah mind miracles multitude nature observed occasion opinion particular pass Paul performed person Peter possession preached present priests probably prophets raised reason received religion respect returned Romans sent shew soon speak Spirit sufferings supposed taken temple thee things thou thought Titus told took truth unto wall whole
מידע ביבליוגרפי
| כותרת | The life of Jesus Christ; with a history of the first propogation of the Christian religion, and the lives of the most eminent persons mentioned in the New Testament |
| מאת | Ezekiel Blomfield |
| הוצאה | C. Brightly & T. Kinnersley, 1809 |
| מקור מאת | אוניברסיטת אוקספורד |
| דיגיטלי | 22 פברואר 2007 |
| אורך | 636 עמודים |
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