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Page 101
The kind of raiment here denoted was the light , thin clothing worn by effeminate
persons . This kind of clothing was an emblem of riches , splendour , effeminacy ,
and feebleness of character . He meant to say that John was a man of a different
...
The kind of raiment here denoted was the light , thin clothing worn by effeminate
persons . This kind of clothing was an emblem of riches , splendour , effeminacy ,
and feebleness of character . He meant to say that John was a man of a different
...
Page 116
The fish in the book of Jonah is described merely as a great fish , without
specifying the kind . The Greek word translated whale , in the New Testament ,
may denote a large fish of any kind . Three days and three nights . See Jonah i .
17 .
The fish in the book of Jonah is described merely as a great fish , without
specifying the kind . The Greek word translated whale , in the New Testament ,
may denote a large fish of any kind . Three days and three nights . See Jonah i .
17 .
Page 158
This kind means this kind of devils ; this species of possession . Where they have
had long possession ; where they produce such painful , and fixed , and alarming
effects . ' Goeth not out but by prayer and fasting . That is , in order to work ...
This kind means this kind of devils ; this species of possession . Where they have
had long possession ; where they produce such painful , and fixed , and alarming
effects . ' Goeth not out but by prayer and fasting . That is , in order to work ...
Page 162
These latter were of the larger kind ; and the original words denote that it was this
kind that was intended . This was one mode of capiial punishment practised by
the Greeks , Syrians , Romans , and by some other surrounding nations .
These latter were of the larger kind ; and the original words denote that it was this
kind that was intended . This was one mode of capiial punishment practised by
the Greeks , Syrians , Romans , and by some other surrounding nations .
Page 255
It showed how sensitive they were to the least suspicion of the kind . It showed
that they were willing to know themselves : thus evincing the spirit of the true
christian , Judas only was silent , and was the last to make the inquiry , and that
after ...
It showed how sensitive they were to the least suspicion of the kind . It showed
that they were willing to know themselves : thus evincing the spirit of the true
christian , Judas only was silent , and was the last to make the inquiry , and that
after ...
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| Title | Notes on the Gospels [Matthew and Mark], Volume 1 |
| Author | Albert Barnes |
| Publisher | Religious Tract Society ; instituted 1799. Sold at the depository, 56, Paternoster-Row, and 65, St. Paul's churchyard, and by the booksellers, 1840 |
| Original from | University of Lausanne |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2009 |
| Length | 394 pages |
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