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He shall have dominion from sea to sea , and from the river to the limits of the
land . Barbarians shall bow down before him , and his enemies shall lick the dust
. i 10 The kings of Tharshish and the isles shall bring presents ; the kings of
Sheba ...
He shall have dominion from sea to sea , and from the river to the limits of the
land . Barbarians shall bow down before him , and his enemies shall lick the dust
. i 10 The kings of Tharshish and the isles shall bring presents ; the kings of
Sheba ...
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He fall have dominion from sea to sea , & c . This points out the extensive limits of
Judæa in the time of Solomon . The two seas are the Mediterranean and the Red
fea . The river is the Euphrates , and the limits of the land are the boundaries of ...
He fall have dominion from sea to sea , & c . This points out the extensive limits of
Judæa in the time of Solomon . The two seas are the Mediterranean and the Red
fea . The river is the Euphrates , and the limits of the land are the boundaries of ...
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NOTES . Ver . 7 . While marching toward the Red - fea . The present text has 6 at
the sea , even at the Red sea , ” as our translators render : but a word has been
badly divided into two in the Hebrew ; and the true reading is preserved in Sep .
NOTES . Ver . 7 . While marching toward the Red - fea . The present text has 6 at
the sea , even at the Red sea , ” as our translators render : but a word has been
badly divided into two in the Hebrew ; and the true reading is preserved in Sep .
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The sea saw his power , and fled : the Jordan backward recoiled ! the mountains
skipped , like rams ; and , like lambs , the smaller hills ! Why fleddest thou , O sea
! Jordan ! what made thee récoil ? Mountains ! why skipped ye like rams ...
The sea saw his power , and fled : the Jordan backward recoiled ! the mountains
skipped , like rams ; and , like lambs , the smaller hills ! Why fleddest thou , O sea
! Jordan ! what made thee récoil ? Mountains ! why skipped ye like rams ...
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To him which divided the Red Sea into parts : 13 for his mercy endureth for ever :
And made Israel to pass through the midst of it : 14 for his mercy endureth for
ever : But overthrew Pharoah and his host in the Red Sea : 15 for his mercy ...
To him which divided the Red Sea into parts : 13 for his mercy endureth for ever :
And made Israel to pass through the midst of it : 14 for his mercy endureth for
ever : But overthrew Pharoah and his host in the Red Sea : 15 for his mercy ...
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| Título | A New Translation of the Book of Psalms: From the Original Hebrew; with Various Readings and Notes |
| Autor | Alexander Geddes |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1807 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 12 Feb. 2008 |
| Largo | 275 páginas |
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