 A few religious men to converse with thee of God and His Testament; to visit thee on days of solemnity; to strengthen thee in the Testaments of God and the narratives of the Scriptures. A person too who would talk with thee in idle words, or of the world...  Makers of the Scottish Church - Página 37por William Beveridge - 1908 - 212 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | John Colton - 1850 - 188 páginas
...days of solemnity ; to strengthen thee in the Testaments of God, and the narratives of the Scriptures. A person too who would talk with thee in idle words,...once give him thy benediction should he deserve it. Let thy servant be a discreet, religious, not tale-telling, man, who is to attend continually on thee,... | |
 | John Colton - 1850 - 182 páginas
...days of solemnity; to strengthen thee in the Testaments of God, and the narratives of the Scriptures. A person too who would talk with thee in idle words,...or prevent, but who would distress thee more should hebe a tattler between friends and foes, thou shalt not admit him to thee, but at once give him thy... | |
 | Irish Archaeological and Celtic Society - 1850 - 188 páginas
...days of solemnity ; to strengthen thee in the Testaments of God, and the narratives of the Scriptures. A person too who would talk with thee in idle words,...or prevent, but who would distress thee more should hebe a tattler between friends and foes, thou shalt not admit him to thee, but at once give him thy... | |
 | Arthur West Haddan, William Stubbs - 1873 - 332 páginas
...days of solemnity; to slj-engthen thee in the Testaments of God, and the narratives of the Scriptures. A person too who would talk with thee in idle words,...should he be a tattler between friends and foes, thou shall not admit him to thee, but at once give him thy benediction should he deserve it. Let thy servant... | |
 | Arthur West Haddan, William Stubbs - 1873 - 406 páginas
...prevent, but who would distress thee more should he be a tattler between friends and foes, thou shall not admit him to thee, but at once give him thy benediction should he deserve it. Let thy servant be a discreet, relL 1l0 [RULE or s. dia nedta do bit oc do timterect, do saetar mesraigti... | |
 | Sir William Smith - 1876 - 1008 páginas
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 | William Forbes Skene - 1877 - 546 páginas
...days of solemnity; to strengthen thee in the Testaments of God and the narratives of the Scriptures. A person too who would talk with thee in idle words,...once give him thy benediction should he deserve it. Let thy servant be a discreet, religious, not tale-telling man, who is to attend continually on thee,... | |
 | William Smith, Samuel Cheetham - 1880 - 1190 páginas
...solemnity ; to strengthen thee in the testaments of God and the narratives of the Scriptures. "(6) A person, too, who would talk with thee in idle words,...remedy or prevent, but who would distress thee more were he to be > tattler between friend and foe, thon »halt not admit him to thee, but at once gire... | |
 | William Smith, Samuel Cheetham - 1880 - 1172 páginas
...remedy or prevent, but who would distress thee more were he to be a tattler between friend and foe, thou shalt not admit him to thee, but at once give him thy benediction, should he deserve it. " (7) Let thy servant be a discreet religious, not tale-telling man, who is to attend continually on... | |
 | Sir William Smith - 1880 - 1188 páginas
...prevent, but who would distress thee more were he to be a tattler between friend and foe, thou shalt nU admit him to thee, but at once give him thy benediction, should he deserve it. " (7) Let thy servant be a discreet religions, not tale-telling man. who is to attend continually on... | |
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