...liaac fpake unto Abraham his father, and faid, My father: and he faid. Here am I, my fon. And he faid, Behold the fire and the wood : but where is the lamb for a burnt-offering ? , 8 And Abraham faid, My fon, God ¡will provide himfelfa lambfora burnt'ofFering...

...Ifaac fpake unto Abraham his Father, and faid, My Father : and he faid, Here am I, my Son. And he faid, Behold, the Fire and the Wood : but where is the LAMB for a Burnt-offering ? 8 And Abraham faid, My Son, GOD will PROVIDE himfdf a LAMB for a Burnt-offering...

...Ifaac fpake unto Abraham his Father, and faid, My Father : and he faid, Here am I, my Son. And he faid, Behold, the Fire and the Wood : but where is the LAMB for a Burnt-offering ? 8 Abraham faid, My Son, GOD will PROVIDE himfelf a LAMB for a Burnt-offering : fo...

...wondering to fee all thefe Preparations made, and no proper Animal near, afks this pertinent Queftion ; My Father, behold the Fire and the Wood ! But where is the Lamb for a Burnt-offering ? — Sure, this endearing Speech, which difcovered fuch a Knowledge of Religion,...

...how to facrifice to GOD, like a youth trained up in the way wherein •he fhould go; Ifaac faid, " Behold the fire and the wood; but where is the lamb for a burnt-offering ?" How beautiful is early piety ! how amiable, to hear young people afk queftions...

...thefe images of horror ftill higher; for the lad, in the innocent fimplicity of his heart, faid to his father, " Behold the fire and the " wood, but where is the lamb ?" What a natural queftion on hie part, but how agonizing to the father ! How little did the child...

...Ifaac how to facrifice to God, like a youth trained up in the way wherein he fhould go; Ifaac faid, Behold the fire and the wood ; but where is the lamb for a burntoffering ? How beautiful is early' piety ? How amiable, to hear young people afk queflions about...

...that he could endure the queftion of his dear, his innocent, his E 2 religious religious child ? " My father, behold " the fire, and the wood — but 'where is " the lamb for a burnt-offering?" Did not that one word, " My father," inflict on the patriarch a death far more eruel...

...did, was only preparatory to the obedience required ; this is evident from the reflection of Isaac ; " Behold the fire and the wood, but where is the lamb for the Burnt-offering ? The proof of Abraham's design, and the light in which he considered the command, are from the whole...

...place of execution, and the child, with an innocent curiosity, proposes to him that cutting question, " my father, behold the fire and the wood: but where is the lamb fora burnt-offering?" with what an unparalleled fortitude and serenity does he answer, " my son, God...