. Il commentario completo su la Sacra Bibbia : contenente il testo secondo la versione autorizzata : Scott riferimenti marginali : Matthew Henry il commento, condensato ... le osservazioni concrete di Thomas Scott : con ampie note, selezionati da Scott, Doddridge, Gill [et al.]. esso da thein.-Gli uomini sono inclini ad agire come se non ci fosse nessun Dio; e come se fossero leftto prendere cura di se stessi, come pure a spendere la loro vita in fol-abbassamento le proprie inclinazioni: sono quindi così prontamente resa inducedto per ogni tei.iptation, e di compiere progressi rapidi in wick-edness, quando in pursu

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. The comprehensive commentary on the Holy Bible : containing the text according to the Authorised version : Scott's marginal references : Matthew Henry's commentary, condensed ... the practical observations of Thomas Scott : with extensive notes, selected from Scott, Doddridge, Gill [et al.]. it from thein.—Men are prone to act, as if there were no God; and as if they were leftto take care of themselves, as well as to spend their lives in fol-lowing their own inclinations: hence they are so readily inducedto yield to every tei.iptation, and to make rapid progress in wick-edness, when in pursuit of the olijects which they idolize, or whenaliaid of losing them.—Those who would be valiant for the truth, and in the cause of God, before the great ones of this world, mustlearn temperance, and fiugality; and evince that they neitherenvy nor covet their lu.Kuries and embellishments, but are indif-ferent about all other things, compared with the glory of Godand the salvation of immortal souls. Scott. the roof, and is a place for retirement, devotion, <fcc. Strangers arefrequently lodged in it. 1 K. 17: 19. 2 K. 4 : 10, &c. The Chal.has, e cancellis (.?serig^f/) in ccEnacuhini suuni; theSyc. has, from theBhaded walk, gallery, (xijstum) of liis supper room. Arab. from the. window (uUyatun) of his supper-room. Sp.pt. throMgh lherel-^.?lk[290] (diktyotos) ill liis supper room, (liyperoon.) Tlie diktyotos meansnot merely the windows, or reticulated [lattice] -work, but also thesupper-room it.self, which hsd such windows. Hesych. and Phav. inSchleusner. Ilevlelt understands, the rail work of the flat rtfof;and Poolr thinks the words may be rendered, through the lattice inthi liattlements of the roof of the house : abaw also remarks, overtlie cloister, when the house is of more than one story, in easternhouses, there is a frallery erected of the same dimensions with thecloister, having a balustrade, or else a jiiece of carved or latticedwork, going round about it, to prevent

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1830
• booksubjectbible
• bookyear1834