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verse see given to rebellion ( transgression ) finds it Also at the beginning of verse 26 probeasy , if not natural , to stir up trouble . ably ought to be omitted since it is unThe second line is not so clear , however , likely that ...
verse see given to rebellion ( transgression ) finds it Also at the beginning of verse 26 probeasy , if not natural , to stir up trouble . ably ought to be omitted since it is unThe second line is not so clear , however , likely that ...
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verse nagging of a wife is an endless dripping . " greater chastening effect than a severe Very close in meaning is meaning is Proverbs beating could ever have . The true disci . 27:15 . pline must include both rod and obvious Verse 14 ...
verse nagging of a wife is an endless dripping . " greater chastening effect than a severe Very close in meaning is meaning is Proverbs beating could ever have . The true disci . 27:15 . pline must include both rod and obvious Verse 14 ...
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Verse 5 supports the criticism of flattery found in Proverbs 27 : 5-6 ; 28:23 . Spreadeth a net for his steps means “ trips him up , causes him to stumble and fall . " This emphasizes the fact that flattereth ( chalaq ) is literally ...
Verse 5 supports the criticism of flattery found in Proverbs 27 : 5-6 ; 28:23 . Spreadeth a net for his steps means “ trips him up , causes him to stumble and fall . " This emphasizes the fact that flattereth ( chalaq ) is literally ...
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General Introduction V | 3 |
Editors Preface | 179 |
The Commentary | 187 |
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The Wesleyan Bible Commentary: Job-Song of Solomon Charles Webb Carter,Ralph Earle,W. Ralph Thompson Vista de fragmentos - 1968 |
Términos y frases comunes
answer appears begins believer better Bible blessing bring called cause concern confidence continue David death deliver desire divine earth Eliphaz enemies evil experience expression eyes face fact faith fear fool friends give given God's hand hath heart heaven Hebrew holy hope human Israel Jehovah Job's judge judgment justice keep king land light live Lord man's meaning ment mind mouth nature never Old Testament person poor praise prayer present Proverbs psalm psalmist question reason reference righteous says seems seen sense sins Song soul speak speech spirit stand strength suffering thee Theme things thou Thou hast thought tion translated true trust truth turn understanding unto verse wicked wisdom wise worship
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Wesleyan Bible Commentary: Job-Song of Solomon Volumen2 de The Wesleyan Bible Commentary, Charles Webb Carter Volumen2 de The Wesleyan Bible Commentary: Editorial Board: Chairman and General Editor: Charles W. Carter, Charles Webb Carter |
| Editores | Charles Webb Carter, Ralph Earle, W. Ralph Thompson |
| Editor | Eerdmans, 1968 |
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