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  • ...cal prayers before the 4th century. [[Irenaeus]] has the “heavenly altar” (iv. 18, 6) and Origen dwells on the High Priesthood of Christ (de Oratione, 10
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  • ...worship was a crime of equal enormity. &nbsp;Deuteronomy 13:6-10. </p> <p> IV. '''Attractions of idolatry.''' - Many have wondered why the Israelites wer ...a like honour to [[Augustus]] during his lifetime (Tacitus, <i> Ann </i> . iv. 37). Such men as [[Gaius]] and [[Domitian]] were ready enough to encourage
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  • .... Lcew, Der synagogale Ritus (= Gesammelte Schriften, Szegedin, 1889-1900, iv. 1-71, v. 21-33); K. Kohler, ‘Ueber die Ursprünge und Grundformen der sy ...cts the later usage of the 2nd century. According to <em> Megillah </em> , iv. 3, the service consisted of four parts, and with this the scattered hints
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  • ...k worship was for the most part social, even human, in its character. </p> IV. The Future Life <p> 1. Funeral Rites </p> <p> Greek thought of the life af
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  • ...at Thebes, where the vocal [[Memnon]] and its fellow now stand. Amenhotep IV, Khun-Aten, completes the religious revolution. A period Chushan Rishathaim ...mnon by the Greeks. The empire had then reached its zenith. Under Amenhotp IV. ( <em> c </em> <em> [Note: circa, about.] </em> <em> . </em> 1370), in som
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  • ...nabas]] goes still further: the Jews have never been in covenant with God (iv. 6-9, xiv. 1); the Jews are the sinners (xii. 10). Judaism is obsolete: the ...receive in the church the glory that is His (&nbsp;Ephesians 3:21 ). </p> IV. The Notes of the Church <p> 1. Faith </p> <p> Although a systematic doctri
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  • ...trine of Sacrifice, pp. 131-173; Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols)iv. 348; Stevens, Christian Doctrine of Salvation, p. 2 ff.; A. S. Peake, The ...to every occasion of human life. (See Sacrificial Offerings). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Significance Of The Levitical Sacrifices'' . '''''—''''' In examini
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  • ...afterward, threatened completely to overwhelm the worship of Yahweh. </p> IV. Attitude of Amos and Hosea to the Bull Symbols <p> It is easy to see why H
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  • ...ry, pt. ii. ch. xviii. (= Works, ed. W. Orme, 23 vols., London, 1830, vol. iv. p. 240), The [[Divine]] [[Appointment]] of the Lord’s Day (ib. vol. xiii ...d as a Sabbath during the first two or three centuries (see <i> Hdb </i> , IV, 322 b). </p> <p> In the oft-repeated letter of Pliny, the Roman governor o
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  • ...Jewish high priests as <i> ''''' proskunoúmenoi ''''' </i> ( <i> BJ </i> , IV, v, 2). On the other hand, it certainly implies a consciousness, on the par
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  • ...1:51 ), and victims could be tied to them (&nbsp;Psalm 118:27 ). </p> <p> IV. Altars of Incense </p> <p> &nbsp;Exodus 30:1-10 contains the commands for
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  • ...n. Sanday points out ( <i> Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols) </i> iv. 574, 578) that παῖς is taken in the sense of ‘Son’ in the early F ...sight as surprising, in the Synoptics as in Jn. (Liddon, <em> BL </em> v. iv.). Similarly, in the Pauline Epistles the Apostle clearly teaches that Jesu
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  • ...ronomy'' (in [[Opera]] ); Bede, ''In Deuteronomy Explanatio'' (in ''Opp.'' iv); id. ''Quaestiones Super. Deuteronomy'' (ib. viii); [[Victor]] Hugo, ''Ann
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  • ..., necessity, place, time, and attendance on public worship, see [[Worship. Iv]] Of the matter of prayer. "It is necessary, " says Dr. Watts, "to furnish
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  • ...p. 911-1270; Farrar, Eccles. Dict.; Elliott, Delineation of Romanism, bk. iv, p. 754 sq.; Hook, Church Dict.; Cramp, Text-Book of Popery, p. 400 sq.; Sc
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  • ...to have had a special significance in time of war (Pinches, <i> HDB </i> , IV, 629; see also [[Chariots Of The Sun]] ). </p> 6. Obscure Bible References
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  • ...d disregard of self that must needs mark the true prophet in any age. </p> IV. Miracles in the Elijah Narratives <p> The miraculous element must be admit
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  • ...V in brevi Ad Assiduas, anni 1755; comp. Damnatio Synodi Pistoiensis, art. iv, v, in the Appendix to Canones Conc. Trident. Tauchnitz ed. p. 298). By thi
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  • ...tic evidence points to ‘a long development of the art of public oratory.’ (iv.) The religious standpoint is that of, <em> e.g </em> ., Jeremiah rather th
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  • ...ews to an enthusiastic young man, and soon after, under the papacy of Paul IV, [[Palestrina]] presented to the world his Missa Marcelli (1555). This was
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  • ...the coming of Soshyos ( <i> SBE </i> [Note: BE Sacred Books of the East.] iv. p. xxxvii); nor is it probable that an independent tradition of Balaam’s .... 2:29; comp &nbsp;Isaiah 47:9; &nbsp;Isaiah 47:13; Daniel 2). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Position Occupied By The Magi In Theperiod Covered By The History Of
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  • ...hurch histories; Milman, Hist. of Christianity, vol. iii, bk. ii, ch. iii, iv. See also Deyling, Hymni a Christianis decantandi, Obss. Sac. iii, 430; Wal
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  • .... In Reuben’s case it includes lifelong penitence ( <i> Test. Reub </i> . iv. 3) and seven years’ penance in the way of strict abstinence from flesh a
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  • ...us.’ The Mishnaic rules of procedure in cases of capital punishment (Sanh. iv. 2, 5) may accordingly be regarded as of academic rather than historical va ...d some one ‘from the congregation’ to fill the place ( <em> Sanhed </em> . iv. 4), and he was admitted by the ceremony of the laying on of hands. </p> <p
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  • ...lling men to inquire, What, then, is the essence of Christianity? </p> <p> iv. Essential character of Christianity.—The interpretation of the facts thu ...of their Creator's presence, and others to everlasting shame and misery." IV. Christianity, morality and superiority of. It has been well observed, "tha
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  • ...new laws were enacted to set bounds to the violence of monastic rage. Leo IV. who was declared emperor in 775, pursued the same measures, and had recour
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  • ...sacrament (see also &nbsp;John 6:53-58, and Ignatius, Rom. vii. 3, Philad. iv. 1, Smyrn. vi.). How the sacraments become thus effectual; what relation ex
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  • ...[[Deal]] with the sin problem yearly (&nbsp;Leviticus 16:29-34 ). </p> <p> IV. [[Present]] Yourself in Holiness Before God (&nbsp;Leviticus 17:1-26:46 ). ...o be done by him who burns the sin-offering without the camp. </p> <p> '''(IV.)''' ''Laws [[Chiefly]] [[Intended]] To Mark The [[Separation]] Between Isr
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  • ...some authority, which recognizes even Marcion's baptism ( <i> Ep. </i> 73, iv.). It may have been issued by one of those native bishops who dissented ( <
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  • ...ministry, he may have contributed to the support of his mother. </p> <p> (IV. '''Public Ministry.''' - All the leading events recorded of '''Jesus'''' l
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  • ...e the words of Carlyle about Knox in <i> On Heroes and Hero-Worship </i> , IV, especially the section, "We blame Knox for his intolerance," etc. </p> <p>
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  • ...ingham, Sikhs. For the distinctions of caste, (See [[India]]). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Doctrines Acid Worship. '''''—''''' '' As already intimated, a broa
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  • ...oman Society from [[Nero]] to [[Marcus]] Aurelius </i> , London, 1904, bk. iv, ch. 3). Indeed, the very Augustus who was the first, and remained the idea
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  • ...come back to the world from the realms of the dead (cf. <i> Sib. Or. </i> iv. 119ff.; Suetonius, <i> Nero </i> , 47; Augustine, <i> de Civ. Dei </i> , x ...to be taken out of the way on the eve of Antichrist's coming. </p> <p> '''(IV.)''' Daniel's "little horn" (&nbsp;Daniel 7:7-27) of the fourth kingdom is
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  • ...art._ ‘Baptism,’ in HDB_ i. 239, 240; F. C. Porter, art._ ‘Proselyte,’ ib. iv. 132 f.; W. M. Ramsay, St. Paul the [[Traveller]] and the Roman Citizen, Lo
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  • ...t. "No reason can be given," says Mill ( <i> Utilitarianism </i> , chapter iv), "why the general happiness is desirable except that each person ... desir ..., nay, the constitutional necessity for moral ideas is innate. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''The Ethical Standard'' is, of course, according to Christianity, to b
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  • ...deposition on the patriarch of Antioch after the first summons (see Mansi iv. 1311). Cyril repudiated and anathematized the heresies imputed to him and
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  • ...stances of aggravated cruelty. </p> <p> See [[Persecution]] In 1598, Henry IV. passed the famous edict of Nantz, which secured to the [[Protestants]] the ...was finally obliged to make peace with the king. On April 15, 1598, Henry IV granted to the Protestants, for whom he ever cherished great affection, the
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  • ...Cocceius, In Ep. ad Colossians (in Opp. 12:213); Alting, Analysis (in Opp. iv); *Davenant, Expositio (Cantab. 1627, fol.; also 1630, 1639, fol.; Genev. 1 ...letter which will reach them from Laodicea (&nbsp;Colossians 4:16 ). </p> IV. Relation to Other New Testament Writings <p> Beyond the connection with Ep
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  • ...not think it below their dignity to minister to them. (See [[Satan]]). '''IV.''' ''Literature. '''''—''''' '' For the Jewish speculations on Angelolog ...s war between Michael with his angels and the dragon with his angels. </p> IV. Development of the Doctrine <p> In the childhood of the race it was easy t
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  • ...n secret assemblies of men and women (Chambers, Cyclop. s.v.). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Biblical Use Of The Term "Mystery'' ." '''''—''''' A most unscriptu ...of similar forces" ( <i> Religious [[Experience]] of Paul </i> , chapters iv, v). Kirsopp Lake writes, "Christianity has not borrowed from the mystery-r
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  • ...4:19). But there is no definite statement of eternal punishment. </p> <p> iv. Use of the Apocrypha in the [[Gospels]] and the Church.—Our Apocr. [Note ...his book deals with the history of the Jews from the reign of [[Seleucus]] IV. (b.c. 175) to the death of [[Nicanor]] (b.c. 161). The multiplication of t
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  • ...er nor in battle," but poisoned by Heliodorus. </p> <p> '''3.''' Antiochus IV. succeeded, surnamed Epiphanes, "the Illustrious," for establishing the roy ...tor. He was a minor, under his mother and tutors. </p> <p> 175 [[Antiochus Iv]] Epiphanes. He was not the rightful heir. He 'obtained the kingdom </p> <
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  • ...ylon, as Pulu. </p> <p> ( <em> l </em> ) <em> Sargon </em> . Shalmaneser [[Iv.]] seems to have been son of Tiglath-pileser. He was king of Babylonia as U
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  • ...espasian]] in his march on Jerusalem (Jos. [Note: Josephus.] <em> BJ </em> IV. ix. 9). </p> <p> <strong> 2 </strong> . A town in Judah, not identified, c ...Ephraim, was taken by Vespasian as he approached Jerusalem ( <i> BJ </i> , IV, ix, 9). </p> <p> (2) A city in Judah which in &nbsp;1 Samuel 30:27 is call
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  • ...ns 11:8 f., Did. xiii. 1-3), and was to be treated with great honour (Did. iv. 1). ‘The picture of these wandering preachers, men burdened by no cares ...er and whenever their fellow men can be gathered to hear them. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Literature. '''''—''''' '' The literature of preaching may be divid
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  • ...ssings will be always new, &nbsp;Hebrews 8:6; &nbsp;Hebrews 8:8 . </p> <p> IV. These two covenants above-mentioned agree in some things, in others they d
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  • ...pt and [[Babylonia]] </i> , pp. 208–214; Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible iv. 459. </p> <p> G. Gordon Stott. </p>
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  • ...(Liban. <i> ad Jul. cos. </i> Jan. [[I.]] 363, p. 399; Greg. <i> Or. </i> iv. 64, 65, p. 106; St. Chrys. <i> de Babyla contra Julianum, </i> [[§]] 23
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  • ...le of St. Barnabas </i> , do. 1877; C. J. Hefele, <i> Pat. Apost. Op. </i> iv. 8 [Tübingen, 1855]; S. Sharpe, <i> Epistle of Barnabas </i> , London, 188 ...life to the importance of which it had most need to be awakened. </p> <p> IV. <i> [[Authorities]] for the Text </i> .—These consist of MSS. of th
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  • ...sebius, was preserved by Justin in its Latin form ( <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] </i> iv. 8), and thrown by him into Greek. Its style suits the age of Hadrian (Otto
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  • ...ing of importance to our knowledge of Moses’ life and character. </p> <p> (iv.) <em> The narrative of P </em> <em> [Note: Priestly Narrative.] </em> . Is .... A fragment of lyrical burst of indignation. &nbsp;Exodus 32:18. </p> <p> iv. The fragments of war-songs, probably from either him or his immediate prop
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  • ...whom, whether Jews or Gentiles, were to become fellow heirs." </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Covenant Relation. '''''—''''' '' </p> <p> '''1.''' Abraham is to b ...h which Semitic tradition has continued to associate him to this day. </p> IV. Conditions of Life <p> The life of Abraham in its outward features may be
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  • ...g. translation, London, 1897-98, bk. i. chs. i.-iv., bk. ii. ch. iii., bk. iv. ch. i., bk. v. ch. ii.; A. Harnack, <i> The Mission and Expansion of Chris ...l of Jerusalem from the [[Egyptians]] in 198 b.c. Finally, after Antiochus IV desecrated the temple by sacrificing a hog on the altar, devout Jews led by
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  • ...s part of the family ( <i> Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols) </i> iv. 461). Among the [[Israelites]] the slaves were comparatively few, while in
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  • ...integral parts of Dan by Greek and by Latin Fathers, as e.g. by Irenaeus (IV, 5, 2 f); Tertullian ( <i> De idololatria </i> c.18); [[Cyprian]] ( <i> [[A
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  • ...od punishes His proud, stubborn enemies (&nbsp;Exodus 12:29-30 ). </p> <p> IV. God Reveals Himself by [[Delivering]] His People from [[Bondage]] (&nbsp;E
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  • .... c. xxii.), to find among the [[Montanists]] the true church (i. c. xxi.; iv. c. v.). To him "the new prophecy" was now the highest authority, the Parac
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  • ...Palestine after the twentieth year. &nbsp;2 Chronicles 8:1-6. </p> <p> '''IV. ''' '''Foreign policy.''' - Egypt. The first act of the foreign policy of ...Jeremiah 41:17; Ewald, ''Gesch. Isr.'' 3, 247; Proph. 2, 191). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Foreign Policy'' . '''''—''''' The want of sufficient data for a co
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  • ...787.]Teutons,||||[Note: ||| Ib. iv. 827.]and Lithuanians;¶|¶[Note: |¶ Ib. iv. 814.]while that of the [[Egyptians]] strongly influenced and was influence
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  • ...6; Witsii (Econ. Faed. lib. ii, c. 4; Fuller's Gospel its own Witness, ch. iv, p. 2; Hurrion's Christ Crucified, p. 103, etc.; Owen, On the Person of Chr
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  • ...to realize that the references indicated above are not fanciful. </p> <p> iv. <i> Christ’s attitude towards the temple worship </i> .—The Gospels pr
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  • ...Egypt because of her pride and deceit (&nbsp;Ezekiel 29:1-32:32 ) </p> <p> IV. The Glory Brings [[Restoration]] to Israel. (&nbsp;Ezekiel 33:1-48:35 ) </ ...only woven together into a single uniform book (compare also [[Exodus]] , IV, 1, 2). </p> (3) Relation to Jeremiah <p> As Elijah and Elisha, or Amos and
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  • ...) and after his three sons had been declared [[Augusti]] (Sept. 337)—see iv. 68; and Eusebius himself died not later than A.D. 340. Though not professi
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  • .... </p> <p> '''III.''' Those common to Matthew, Luke, and John. </p> <p> '''IV.''' Matthew, Mark and John. </p> <p> '''V.''' Matthew and Luke. </p> <p> '' ...for use in the churches of Constantinople (cf. Eus. <i> Vit. Const </i> , iv. 36). These must have become a standard in the Greek Church. It may be adde
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  • ...f the <i> Oratio </i> was not less valued (cf. Eus. <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] </i> iv. 29, v. 28), and they speak of the <i> Diatessaron </i> ; but it is by repo
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  • ...ism until he had agreed to separate from his wife ( <i> ib. </i> i. 29 and iv. 10). This probably explains the statement of Epiphanius that the Marcionit
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  • ...ser II. or III 745 </p> <p> Ulula (Elulaeos) of Tinu, usurper, Shalmaneser IV. 727 </p> <p> Sargon, usurper 722 </p> <p> Sennacherib of Khabigal, his son ...k Samaria and Damascus. He died B.C. 727, and was succeeded by Shalmanezer IV., who ruled till B.C. 722. He also invaded Syria (&nbsp;2 Kings 17:5 ), but
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  • ...erances of Zephaniah at a period subsequent to the fall of Jerusalem. </p> IV. Teaching. <p> The teaching of Zephaniah closely resembles that of the earl ...he will rejoice over thee with joy; he will rest in his love." </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Style. '''''—''''' '' We cannot by any means award so low a charact
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  • ...ast, all commotions were quelled by the fortitude and magnanimity of Henry IV. who, in the year 1598, granted all his subjects full liberty of conscience ...it was especially [[Bremen]] which adopted the Reformed creed. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''The English Reformnation'' . '''''—''''' In England the writings of
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  • ...rings divine discipline on His people (&nbsp;1 Kings 11:1-43 ). </p> <p> [[Iv.]] [[Disobedience]] Brings Results (&nbsp;1 Kings 12:1-16:34 ). </p> <p> [[
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  • ...y 1890, pp. 25–27). It is true that in the Mishna|| [Note: | Cf. esp. Meg. iv. 3.] the only elements explicitly recognized in the synagogue-service are:
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  • ...hich was therefore to be hated and, if possible, extinguished. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Pagan [[Philosophy]] And Christianity. '''''—''''' '' Apart from th
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  • ...g i. B., 1900; K. Kohler, article‘Didache’ in <i> Jewish Encyclopedia </i> iv., London, 1903; P. Drews in E. Hennecke’s <i> Handbuch zu den NT Apocryph
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  • ...modern Bergama has little interest. </p> <p> Literature.-Strabo, [[Xiii.]] iv. 1-3; [[M.]] Fränkel, Die Inschriften von Pergamon (Alterthümer von Perga
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  • ...> <p> [[Hegesippus]] (in Eus. <i> Historia Ecclesiastica </i> iii. 11. 32, iv. 22) mentions a Clopas who was brother to Joseph, our Lord’s foster-fathe ...t rites to His body in death, is characteristic of woman at her best. </p> IV. Mary of Bethany. <p> Another devoted follower of Jesus. She was a resident
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  • ...y and the peace of the church. See Roman Empire And Christianity , [[Iii., Iv., V]] </p> Literature. <p> Allard, <i> Histoire des persecutions </i> , Pa
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  • ...n (see &nbsp; Matthew 5:33 ). [[Philo]] takes it in both senses. </p> <p> (iv.) ‘within thy gates,’ <em> i.e. </em> ‘thy cities’ (see <strong> 2
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  • ...e Narrative </p> <p> 3. The Covenant </p> <p> 4. Order and Rhythm </p> <p> IV. The Pentateuch As History </p> <p> 1. Textual Criticism and History </p> <
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  • ...be to the decrees of the council, were cruelly persecuted. The emperor Leo IV also enforced this law; but his widow, Irene, one of the basest of women, u
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  • ...le, "provided that the substance of the faith be kept entire." </p> <p> '''IV.''' This Church condemns and rejects the following erroneous and strange do
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  • ...nce with the command of Christ and the will of the Holy Ghost. </p> <p> '''IV.''' As the Sabbath is of divine institution, so it is to be kept holy unto
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  • ..., seem to have returned to them, when these officers disappeared. </p> <p> IV. [[Influence]] of the hierarchy on the religion of Israel at different peri ...(important); W. Baudissin, article "Priests and Levites" in <i> Hdb </i> , IV, for mediating views. The best account in English of the details of the pri
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  • Pius Iv <ref name="term_56006" /> ...x): Leonardi, Oratio de laudibus Pii IV (Padua, 1565); Panvinius, Vita Pii IV; Jervis, Ch. Hist. of France, p. 147, 159, 162; Foulkes, [[Divisions]] of C
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  • ...body (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 10:3-4; &nbsp;1 Corinthians 10:16-17). </p> <p> (iv.) <i> The Fourth Gospel </i> .—Though the institution of the Supper is no
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  • ...n Kreisen,’ in <i> Journal international d’archéologie numismatique </i> , iv. [1901]) to be Pluto, by Dieterich to be Iacchos ( <i> Eine Mithrasliturgie
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  • ...th,’ and were familiar to Roman believers. [[Ignatius]] ( <i> ad Rom. </i> iv.) implies that both had been teachers of authority in Rome. [[Eusebius]] (
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  • ...ather's kindness toward all His children (&nbsp;Matthew 7:7-12 ). </p> <p> IV. Hortatory conclusion (&nbsp;Matthew 7:13-27 ). </p> <p> 1. The two gates a
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  • ...gainst fire. Of these the first alone deserves any attention. </p> <p> '''(IV.)''' The Jewish traditions, which may be divided into three classes: </p> < ...Fate, he would hardly escape censure for his ambition and disloyalty. </p> IV. David in Exile <p> 1. David as Outlaw </p> <p> From the moment of his flig
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  • ...which correlated itself with life, and had nothing to do with death. </p> IV. Consecration of Aaron and His Sons (&nbsp;Exodus 29; &nbsp;Leviticus 8 ).
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  • ...one of them until it was compelled to do so by long conflicts. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Theological Standards'' . '''''—''''' The doctrinal symbols of the
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  • ...story of Greece </i> , I, 286ff; II, 142, and 306-16; III, 31-44, and 283; IV, 221, 251, 347 and 410-12. </p>
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  • ...n such profusion in a translation. In addition to those mentioned above in IV, note the Greek rhetorical figures <i> ''''' chiasmus ''''' </i> (The Wisdo
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  • ...ssions leaders for His obedient people (&nbsp;Zechariah 6:9-15 ). </p> <p> IV. God Seeks Righteousness, Not Ritual. (&nbsp;Zechariah 7:1-14 ). </p> <p> A ...:3; &nbsp;Zechariah 9:8; &nbsp;Zechariah 14:20 , &nbsp;Zechariah 14:21 ). (iv) Messianic hope is peculiarly strong in both (&nbsp;Zechariah 3:8 , &nbsp;Z
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  • ...n, in <i> Realencyklopädie für protestantische Theologie und Kirche </i> 3 iv. [1898] and ‘Clement of Rome,’ in Schaff-Herzog[Note: chaff-Herzog The
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  • ...p> <p> The belief in God the Father as [[Creator]] is also emphasized. Ode iv. 14: ‘Thou, O God, hast made all things’; vii. 28: ‘He hath given a m
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  • ...inet order of July 12, 1853, which showed that the king, Frederick William IV, was determined to make no further concessions. </p> <p> The stricter Luthe
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  • ...mother's treachery, and lived afterward in a private station. </p> <p> '''IV. Herod Philip II.''' was the son of Herod the Great and Cleopatra. He recei ...s, getting wounded by a sling-stone in the siege of Gamala ( <i> BJ </i> , IV, i, 3). The oration by which he sought to persuade the Jews against the reb
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  • ...ot afford sufficient ground for challenging its historic credibility. </p> IV. Authorship. <p> Restricting attention to evidence from Nu itself, it may b ...y have amply experienced that without God they can do nothing. </p> <p> '''IV.''' [[Commentaries]] . '''''—''''' The exegetical helps on the entire boo
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  • .../i> ; Achemenian Inscriptions; <i> Sacred Books of the East </i> , volumes IV, Xxiii , Xxxi; Grassmann, <i> Worterbuch zum Rig Veda </i> ; [[Haug]] and W
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  • ...<i> Christus </i> , 1909, <i> Das Urchristentum </i> , 1914, ch. ii. § 5, iv. § 3, vii. § 4; H. Weinel, <i> Die Stellung deg Urchristentums zum Staat
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  • ...the circumstances being so very different. (See [[Damages]]). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Penal'' . '''''—''''' Punishment of death by fire was awarded by th
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  • ...d themselves established their theories already on this basis. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Literature. '''''—''''' '' This is immensely copious. We can here r
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  • ...of the salvation wrought by Jesus in the case of the Individual. </p> <p> (iv.) Yet St. Paul would not say that the Christ was to reign eternally. After ...and Reformed JUDAISM; also (See [[Restoration]] Of The Jews). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Proof Of The Messiahship Of Jesus'' . '''''—''''' This discussion r
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  • ...888, ii. 275-372; C. L. Brace, Gesta Christi, do., 1882, bk. i. chs. iii., iv.; R. S. Storrs, The [[Divine]] Origin of Christianity, do., 1885, pp. 146 f ...[[Maccabees]] 10:58; Josephus, <i> Ant. </i> , Xiii , iv, 1; ix, 3). </p> IV. In New Testament Times. <p> <b> 1. Mary and Elisabeth: </b> </p> <p> A new
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  • ...same species of animism is found in the <i> [[Ascension]] of Isaiah </i> (iv. 18), &nbsp;2 [[Esdras]] 8:21 f, <i> Sibyll. Orac </i> . (vii. 33-35). In t
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  • ...Christian consecration involved’ (Findlay, <i> Expositor </i> , vi. [1901] iv. 5). It is also significant that the prayer for His disciples’ holiness s ...by his unfaithfulness can hinder the operation of the Spirit. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Metaphorical Representations Of A State Of Holiness. '''''—''''' ''
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  • ...crates]] estimates his style no less unfavourably ( <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] </i> iv. 7). [[Notwithstanding]] these alleged defects, his writings, which Rufinus
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  • ...once loved. (See [[Huguenots]]). </p> <p> There can be no doubt that Henry IV simply left the Protestant fold to secure the protection of Rome and its al <p> Edict granted by Henry IV. 1598, allowing to Protestants religious liberty and political enfranchisem
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  • ...ent opinions in some sections of the Essenes, but not held by others. </p> IV. History and Origin <p> There is much in Essenism that is difficult to unde
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  • ...g generally believed to have been the Hittites ( <i> RP </i> , 2nd series, IV, 25-32), and the references to the "Hatti" in the <i> Tell el-Amarna Letter
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  • ...aoh, but always quarrelling among themselves. The ‘heretic king’ Amenhotep iv. was too busy with his religious innovations to pay attention to his foreig ...p> 5. Books of Kings </p> <p> 6. Post-exilic [[Historical]] Books </p> <p> IV. Palestine In The Poetic Books Of The Old TESTAMENT </p> <p> 1. Book of Job
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  • ...lso <i> Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols) </i> ii. 608b (Sanday), iv. 307 (Patrick and Relton), v. 57a (Buhl), v. 199 (Drummond); <i> Encyclopae ...Aaronic high priest, who had left Palestine because he hated [[Antiochus]] IV., founded, about b.c. 170, a temple which was for a century a mild rival of
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  • ...a became tributary to Rome (Jos. [Note: Josephus.] <em> Ant </em> . xiv. i iv, <em> BJ </em> i. vi. and vii.). </p> <p> <strong> 10. Hyrcanus II. </stron ...f Jewish patriots, who headed a religious revolt in the reign of Antiochus IV., 168-161 B. C., which led to a period of freedom for Israel. </p> <p> '''(
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  • ...n promoting among them self-reliance and dignify of character. </p> <p> '''IV.''' Statistics. '''''—''''' We have six Yearly Meetings, connected by epi
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  • ...Nicholas, an Englishman by birth, and afterwards known as pope [[Adrian]] IV, arrived in Norway as legate from the Romish see. The chief object of his m
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  • ...betaken themselves, Dec. 12, 1254. In the ensuing year pope [[Alexander]] IV, by a bull, received the Church of Riga, with all its enumerated possession
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  • ...Pilate, causing him finally the loss of his office ( <i> Ant </i> . xviii. iv. 1); as it also led Simon Magus to give himself out as some great one (&nbs
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  • ...ria. </p> </td> <td> <p> Between 27 and 29. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> IV. </p> </td> <td> <p> Central Ministry. </p> </td> <td> <p> Preceding Events ...an church took its hierarchic weapons from the arsenal of the enemy." </p> IV. Synods: <p> Synods to begin with were essentially democratic assemblies. T
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  • ...ons, Egyptian Dept., Eckley B. Coxe, Jr., <i> Expedition to Nubia </i> , I-Iv (1909-11); <i> Archeological Survey of Nubia </i> ; and Egyptian government
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  • ...d the sanction of the council of Trent, and that of the creed of pope Pius IV. which is received, professed, and sworn to, by every one who enters into h ...est understood by a reading of the creed of popery as adopted by pope Pius IV (q.v.), and published in 1564. (See Professio Fidei). It embodies the decis
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  • ...G. Lyon, ‘Hebrew [[Ostraca]] from Samaria,’ in Harvard Theological Review, iv. [1911] 136 ff.; S. R. Driver, ‘The Discoveries at Samaria,’ in PEFSt[N ...and we need not follow it closely till we reach b.c. 724, when Shalmaneser iv. besieged Samaria in punishment for king Hoshea’s disaffection. It fell t
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  • ...(&nbsp;Exodus 31:18; &nbsp;Exodus 32:16). (See [[Bath-Kol]]). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''The Number'' ten was, we can hardly doubt, itself significant to Mose ...d spiritual precepts for the moral education of the people of Yahweh. </p> IV. Jesus and the Ten Commandments. <p> Our Lord, in the interview with the ri
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  • ...he Macedonian council of Lampsacus, a.d. 365 (Socr. <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] </i> iv. 4). At Nicomedia, a.d. 366, he weakly succumbed to Valens's threats of ban
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  • ...The elect will dwell in the world to come, without spot and pure. In Sim. IV. ‘the world to come is summer for the righteous, but winter for the wicke ...f,’ in Hastings’ <em> DB </em> <em> [Note: Dictionary of the Bible.] </em> iv. 930 f.]). </p> <p> <strong> 3. Position of the doctrine at and immediately
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  • ...he Inquisition, and to deprive it of the right of sequestration. But John' IV found too strong an opposition in the priesthood, especially in the ever-pl <p> An ecclesiastical tribunal established in 1248 under Pope Innocent IV., and set up successively in Italy, Spain, Germany, and the S. of France, f
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  • ...he [[Hellenistic]] towns of the [[Decapolis]] ( <i> Ant. </i> xiii. ii. 3, iv. 9). Peraea in its more limited sense corresponded with the kingdom of Siho ...estius (II. xx. 4). Placidus effected its final subjugation to the Romans (IV. vii. 3, 6). It was attached by the Moslems to the province of Damascus, Su
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  • ...dinals [[Otho]] and Othobon, legates from Pope Gregory IX and Pope Clement IV, in the reign of king Henry III, about the years 1220 and 1268. The provinc
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  • ...od, through His Word, is the only Judge (&nbsp;Hebrews 4:12-13 ). </p> <p> IV. Jesus, the Sinless High Priest, Is the Only Source of [[Salvation]] (&nbsp ...Philo ( <i> HE </i> [Note: E Historia Ecclesiastica (Eusebius, etc.).]ii. iv. 2) and [[Aristobulus]] ( <i> Praep. Evang. </i> xiii. xi. 2) as ‘Hebrews
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  • ...he will rise unto God ( <i> Rom </i> . ii. 2); ‘I shall rise free in Him’ (iv. 3); ‘when I am come thither then I shall be a man’ (vi. 2). Death for ...(&nbsp;Psalms 104:2; &nbsp;Isaiah 40:22). (See [[Cosmogony]]). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Metaphorical [[Application]] Of The Visible Heavens. '''''—''''' ''
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  • ...survived the onrush of Greek civilization in the period of Alexander. </p> IV. The Pantheon <p> The chief gods of the Babylonian and Assyrian pantheon ma
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  • ...ames of chance to the Devil’s conduct.||[Note: | Ductor dubitantium, 1660, iv. 1.]Wesley believed in Divine guidance being given by lot,¶[Note: Life of
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  • ...ceive it back (in 1213) only as a fief of Rome. Deciding at first for Otho IV, the Guelph, against the Hohenstauffen Philip, in Germany, Innocent subsequ
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  • ...It is by many believed, however, that one particular reason why king James IV abstained from inflicting any punishment on these Lollards of Kyle was thei
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  • ...etter of Polycarp to the [[Athenians]] in which he speaks of Dionysius (PG iv. 17). Lastly, the seventh of the ten letters of pseudo-Dionysius is address
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  • ...in Hastings’ <em> [[Db]] </em> <em> [Note: Dictionary of the Bible.] </em> iv. 396. Still another type of Semitic sanctuary with temple, presenting many
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  • ...f this transition in power became clear only with his successor, Antiochus IV (187-175), who attempted a systematic destruction of Judaism. His attempts
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  • ...evotion is contrasted with external worship (Atterbury, <i> Sermons </i> , iv. 213), and may he resolved into four principal constituents. The self-consc
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  • ...s "Archiereus" and "Asiarches"; Strabo, Xiv , 649; Eusebius, <i> HE </i> , IV, 15; Hicks, <i> [[Ancient]] Greek Inscrs in the British Museum </i> ; Ramsa
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  • ...ust they are so moved of the Holy Ghost. (See [[Ministry]]). </p> <p> [['''Iv.''' Ministerial Call]] is an invitation on the part of a congregation to a
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  • ...nity (see Index); Lat. Christianity (see Index); Waddington, Ch. Hist. pt. iv, p. 114; Schaff, Ch. Hist. 1:177 sq., 182 sq.: Coleman, Anc. Christianity,
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  • ...]] by a method of spiritual interpretation. Thus the nobleman (βασιλικός , iv. 47) is the Demiurge, a petty prince, his kingdom being limited and tempora
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  • ...the intervening dispute in which Melito, bishop of Sardis, figures. But in iv. 26 he speaks of him, and from the account we gather that he was a prolific
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  • ...y were more rigid than the Pharisees in enforcing the penal law (Ant. XIV. iv. 2 f.). It would be misleading to call the Sadducees the [[Protestants]] of ...aristocracy, including the high priests' families; compare Mishna, Sanhed. iv. 2, which ordains that only priests, Levites, and [[Israelites]] whose daug
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  • ...nly by the special direction of the king in council. In the reign of Henry IV. when the eyes of the Christian world began to open, and the seeds of the [ ...meaning of αἵρεσις is ‘taking,’ used especially of ‘taking a town’ (Herod. iv. 1). Its secondary meaning is ‘choice,’ ‘preference.’ From this it
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  • ...in greater abundance, because they have a greater hope’ ( <i> Haer </i> . iv. 34). </p> <p> The other purpose for which tithes were paid was the mainten ...nians, and Arabians. See &nbsp;1 [[Maccabees]] 11:35; [[Herodotus]] i. 89; iv. 152; v. 77; vii. 132; 9:81; Diod. Sic. v. 42; xi. 33; 20:44; Cicero, Verr.
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  • ...and holiness the compass and rule of its motion" (Charnock). </p> <p> '''(IV)''' The prevailing order in the world proves providence (&nbsp;Genesis 8:22 ...toward which God is working by His ceaseless cooperative providence. </p> IV. Discussion of the Contents of the Biblical Doctrine. <p> <b> 1. Different
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  • ...[Consummation]] of the OT in Jesus Christ,’ <i> Expositor </i> ; 8th ser., iv. [1912] 1, 97; A. C. McGiffert, <i> Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics </ ...ly with the Greek rulers of Syria. The fierce persecution of [[Antiochus]] IV, who attempted to blot out their religion and Hellenize the Jews, and the d
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  • ...nis non ignoravit, sed figuratim pronunciavit, eum pascha nominans’ (Haer. iv. 10). Tertullian and Chrysostom repeated the error of connecting πάσχα ...non ignoravit, sed-figuratim pronunciavit eum pascha niominans?(Adv. Fvr .iv. 22); Tertullian affirms, "Hanc solemnitatem- praecanebat (sc. Moyset) et a
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  • ...ubtless on the strength of this passage that [[Eusebius]] ( <i> H. E. </i> iv. 7), quoting Irenaeus in the same context, calls [[Carpocrates]] the father ...hence we shall probably gain something by presenting these separately. '''IV.''' ''History.'' '''''—''''' In attempting to give a historical outline o
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  • ...during the time of the great papal schism" (Chambers, s.v.). </p> <p> '''(IV.)''' ''The Greek Church.'' '''''—''''' In the Greek Church excommunicatio
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  • ...a chest is put outside the temple to receive the tax commanded by Moses. (iv) This the people pay willingly, and the temple is repaired. There is such a
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  • ...lical designation of some familiar measure: 57-59, 75, 81, 84. </p> <p> '''IV.''' With the preposition '''''אֵל''''' ( ''El, Towards'' ); in [[Imitati
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  • ...orld, and of their son [[Constantine]] VI," who was, at the decease of Leo IV, only ten years of age. Educated in the worship of images, she was herself
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  • ...rt, <i> Commentary on Apocalypse </i> ; Alford, <i> Greek Testament </i> , IV, "The Revelation"; S. Davidson, <i> Introduction to the New Testament </i>
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  • ..., who established me in this position" (Budge, <i> History of Egypt </i> , IV, 231-35), seems to throw light upon the strange description given of [[Melc
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  • ...to Liberius. Upon it the so-called [[Felician]] Catalogue, as far as Felix IV (died 530), is based, which, in turn, may be regarded as the first edition
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  • ...hy prohibitions’ ( <i> Diss. </i> [[Iii.]] xxii. 69, xxiv. 65, xxvi. 28, [[Iv.]] vii. 20). In the Septuagintδιάκονος and διακονία are rar
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  • ...tury BC, the Greek ruler of the [[Syrian]] sector of the Empire, Antiochus IV Epiphanes, used his military power to try to destroy the Jewish religion. I
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  • ...cal literature in point. Driver; Weiss; Gratz, <i> Gesch. der Juden </i> , IV, note 15. </p>
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  • ...ivine service there, and to wills of property for church purposes. Title [[Iv.,]] "De Episcopali Audientia et de diversis capitulis quae ad jus curamque
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  • ...ut from members of the choir which he founded, so the psalms in Books III, IV, V, inscribed with the name of David, were written by his royal representat
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  • ...intense in its heat than that of the ‘rulers’! In <i> 3 [[Baruch]] </i> , iv. and v. there is the mention of a dragon in close connexion with Hades, and ...c &nbsp;Baruch 82:3 ff.; &nbsp;1 Enoch &nbsp;48:9; &nbsp;99:12; &nbsp;1 QS iv. 11-14 ) and endless torment (Jub 36:11; 1Enoch 27:1-3; 103:8; T [[Gad]] 7:
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  • ...(see I. Abrahams, <i> Short History of Jewish Literature </i> , 1906, ch. iv.; Oesterley and Box, <i> [[Religion]] and [[Worship]] of the Synagogue </i> ...he pre-Maccabean age. From a reference in Josephus ( <em> Ant </em> . XII. iv. 6) it may be inferred that schools on the Greek model had been established
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  • ...in a state of tile deepest depression. But his son mad successor, Wadisla IV, was a person of many different character, and so opposed to the Jesuits th
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  • ...his support to [[Alexander]] Balas, who claimed to be the son of Antiochus IV. In return [[Jonathan]] was appointed high priest. For the first time, Jewi ...us"): Son of Antiochus Iii who became king after his brother, [[Seleucus]] IV, had been murdered by Heliodorus. As a boy Antiochus lived at Rome as a hos
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  • ...f &nbsp;Daniel 8:14 , see under 'Antiochus ' </p> <p> B.C. 175 [[Antiochus Iv]] Epiphanes (third paragraph) </p> <p> &nbsp;Daniel 9 : Daniel was a stude ...rzog, <i> Realencyklopadie fur protestantische Theologie und Kirche </i> , IV, 449-51.) </p> VII. Genuineness <p> With the exception of the neo-Platonist
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  • ...erb (C. Clemen, <i> op. cit. </i> , p. 134; <i> Encyclopaedia Biblica </i> iv. 5090 n.[Note: . note.]). Considerable uncertainty attaches to the language ...e son of Gamaliel, who lived in the apostolic age (Josephus, <i> Bj </i> , IV, iii, 9). According to another passage ( <i> ''''' Ta‛ănı̄th ''''' </i
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  • ...d (ἐὰν χεῖρες οἰκεῖαι προμιάνωσι τὸ τοῦ θεοῦ τέμενος, Josephus <i> BJ </i> iv vi. 3). </p> <p> (2) Others (Bengel, Swete, Weiss) explain it by reference ...of Antiochus the Great, became the successor of his brother, [[Seleucus]] IV, who had been murdered by his minister, Heliodorus, as king of Syria (175-1
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  • ...them’ to His people (&nbsp;John 14:26; &nbsp;John 16:14-15). </p> <p> <b> IV. Christ’s prophetic utterances. </b> —When considering the prophetic ut ...&nbsp; 1 Corinthians 14:30-31 , &nbsp; Ephesians 3:6; cf. <em> Did </em> . iv. 1). </p> <p> Three main types of prophesying may be distinguished in the N
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  • ...y their substance but their phraseology constantly reminds us of Him. </p> IV. Date of the Epistle <p> There are those who think that the Epistle of Jame ...e who owned and those who reaped the fields. (See Dispersion). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Time And Place Of Writing The Epistle. '''''—''''' The'' place most
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  • ...i [1910] 159, xx. [1911] 449; E. Curtius, in <i> Expositor </i> , 7th ser. iv. [1907] 441f.; E. Gibbon, <i> Decline and Fall of Roman Empire </i> , ed. B
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  • ...of Acts. This aspect of the matter will be considered a little later. </p> IV. The Author <p> Assuming the unity of the book, the argument runs as follow ...iving shape and form to his spiritual and everlasting kingdom. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Time And Place Of Writing. '''''—''''' '' These are still more unce
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  • ...The introduction of Baalism, however, was no doubt due to Ahaz alone. </p> IV. Period of Decline. <p> <b> 1. Judah Independent: </b> </p> <p> The followi
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  • ...35,000 inhabitants, though Mascat is said to have as many as 60,000. </p> IV. Flora and Fauna <p> 1. Flora </p> <p> The peninsula of Arabia belongs, as
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  • ...bless His attentive people in the future (&nbsp;Haggai 2:18-19 ). </p> <p> IV. God's People Must Reconsider God's Power to [[Overcome]] [[Opposition]] (& ...y the unclean person, but the unclean defiles all he touches). </p> <p> '''IV.''' (&nbsp;Haggai 2:20-23). On the same day as III, addressed to Zerubbabel
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  • ..., especially women, were proselytes, as, for instance, Poppea Sabina. </p> IV. Character of the Pharisees. <p> <b> 1. Pharisees and People of the Land: <
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  • ..., 6); and Moses was such a prophet that his words were God's words (ibid., IV, viii, 49). In Josephus we have then simply a testimony to the inspiration
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  • ...unto thee of violence, and thou wilt not save" (&nbsp;Habakkuk 1:2 ). </p> IV. Its Teaching <p> In the Book of Hab a new type of prophecy appears. The pr
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  • ...tainly reaches 400 years further into antiquity than the temple of Onias [[Iv]] at Leontopolis, and we obtain important information as to the relations o
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  • ...e been no Maccabbean patriots to oppose the Greek religion [[Antiochus]] [[Iv]] tried to force on the nation. The disciples of Christ would have been bor
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  • ...c., when the [[Syrian]] (i.e., Seleucid) ruler of Palestine, [[Antiochus]] IV (Epiphanes), began to assign the office to whomever was in political and fi
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  • ...(G. F. Moore; see <em> EBi </em> <em> [Note: Encyclopædia Biblica.] </em> iv. col. 4206, and the ref. in <em> Oxf. Heb. Lex </em> . 1124 b ), and the tw
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  • ...es: I. Its judicial function; II. Its political; III. Its police function; IV. Its religious; V. Its educational; and VI. (only partially) Its financial.
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  • ...95; ''British And Foreign Ev. Rev. In Theol. Eclec.'' 3. 267. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Objections'' to the Bible doctrine of the incarnation worthy of consi
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  • ...ologie, p. 72 sq.; Franciscus Floridus, Subcesivarumm. Lect. liber ii, ch. iv; Lenain de Tillemont, Histoire Eccles. vol. vi; Dupin, Biblioth. des Auteur
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  • ...ekels of silver, the [[Farm]] for six hundred shekels of gold. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Mesopotamian'' . '''''—''''' [[Terah]] and his sons, Abram, Nahor,
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  • ...he council of Trent, however, together with the creed of [[Pope]] [[Pius]] IV, are now commonly understood to be the authoritative standards of its faith
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  • ...lentinus]] in Egypt, of [[Marcion]] in Pontus (Eus. <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] </i> iv. 7, 8). Cf., besides the authorities cited, Gibbon, <i> [[Decline]] and Fal
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  • ...holar, biographer, and successor of Eusebius at Caesarea, who, as Sozomen (iv. 23) informs us, was regarded as heir to the learning as well as the positi
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  • ...in the reign of Hadrian); O. Pfleiderer, <i> Primitive Christianity </i> , iv. (Eng. translation, London, 1911) 293-311 (2nd half of 2nd cent.). </p> <p> ...ed God, and it was,' etc. Origen cites it in his Comment. on John, i. xix. iv. 306, calling it, however, the reputed epistle of James. We have the author
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  • ...bsp;Luke 10:38-42; &nbsp;Luke 11:27; &nbsp;Luke 23:27; &nbsp;Luke 24:22).—(iv.) The great sayings about service being the path to true greatness, &nbsp;M
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  • ...(so Eusebius, <em> HE </em> i. 10), for Josephus ( <em> Ant </em> . XVIII. iv. 3, 6) relates that [[Caiaphas]] was deposed just before he tells us of the
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  • ...n for this is given in the article PHARISEE (See [[Pharisee]]) </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Literature. '''''—''''' '' [[Mishna]] '','' tractates ''Maaseroth, ...y to the Levites and the poor. But according to Josephus ( <i> Ant. </i> , IV, viii, 22) the "Poor Tithe" was actually a third one. The priests and the L
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  • ...weakened faith in the power of God or a suspicion of the miraculous. </p> IV. Reconstruction <p> 1. Covenant Code </p> <p> Israel came into Canaan, afte
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  • ...anes into [[Jutland]] and extended his operations to the Baltic. Christian IV was compelled by the Peace of Lubeck, May 22, 1629, to withdraw altogether
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  • ...ly identified with the chief god of any region. Thus, when [[Antiochus]] [[Iv]] attempted to force [[Hellenism]] on the [[Jews]] in 167 [[B.C.,]] he tran
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  • ...e consciousness that they fitly describe the character of Jesus. </p> <p> (iv.) This Jesus, whether He be referred to in the days of His flesh or in His
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  • ...nies, and it was to those exclusively that Paul addressed the gospel. </p> IV. Christianity in Asia Minor <p> [[Already]] in Paul's lifetime, Christianit
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  • ...hians 4:15 ), every member of which seemed to him like his own child. </p> IV. Date of the Epistle <p> After a sojourn of eighteen months (&nbsp;Acts 18:
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  • ...Jeroboam the son of [[Nebat]] began [[Abijam]] to reign over Judah." </p> IV. Historical Value. <p> <b> 1. Treatment of Historical Data: </b> </p> <p> T
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  • ...according to John Lightfoot ( <i> Hor. Heb. </i> , new. ed., Oxford, 1859, iv. 132), the case of incest in [[Corinth]] (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 5:1 f.), wher
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  • ...'s judgment time is a time of victory (&nbsp;Isaiah 26:1-27:13 ). </p> <p> IV. God's People [[Must]] Be Different (&nbsp;Isaiah 28:1-39:8 ). </p> <p> A.
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  • ...of intermarriage with Israelites ''(Gemara Babyl., Jebam. Ii. 4, Kiddusch. Iv. 1, Carpsov. App. Crit. De Neth.)'' ; below the children of "mixed marriage
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  • ...a]] and articles by David G. Lyon in <i> Harvard Theological Review </i> , IV, 1911; <i> Jbl </i> , V, xxx, Part I, 1911; <i> Pefs </i> , 1911,79-83. </p
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  • ...uestions concerning adultery and divorce (compare Josephus, <i> Ant </i> , IV, viii, 23; <i> Vita </i> , section 76; [[Sirach]] 7:26; 25:26; 42:9, and th
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  • ...> <p> I. Summarizing David's reign (&nbsp;1 Chronicles 29:26-30 ) </p> <p> IV. Solomon's Building God's House (&nbsp;2 Chronicles 1:1-9:31 ) </p> <p> A.
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  • ...down only to the vear 324. Athanasius, De decretis Synodi lVic.; Orationes iv contra Arianos; Epist. ad Afros, and other historical and and Arian tracts
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  • ...nistered in love, and will be efficacious for their salvation. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Usages And Worship. '''''—''''' '' The usages of the Universalist c
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  • ...ing to Christ says, "unto the Shepherd and Bishop of your souls." </p> <p> IV. The " <i> Didache </i> " </p> <p> Passing out of the New Testament, we com
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  • ...it into their services, not only after blessings, hymns, etc. (cf. Euseb. iv. 15, vii. 9), but after the reception of the Sacrament-a custom to which Ju
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  • ...a of judgment and its effects as found in the prophetic teaching. </p> <p> IV. The Idea of [[Judgment]] - T he Day of Yahweh </p> Judgment a [[Present]]
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  • ...egri, the name of the angel who shuts the monster’s month in <i> Vis. </i> iv. 2, is a word derived from the [[Hebrew]] verb in &nbsp;Daniel 6:22 ‘ <i>
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  • ...dgment He is giving men opportunity to repent (&nbsp;2 Peter 3:8 f.); but (iv.) of the certainty of impending judgment there can be no reasonable doubt (
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  • ...1, 577 et al.; Cave, Hist. Lit. anno 1255; Dupin, Hist. Eccl. vol. 11, ch. iv; Tennemann, Manual. Hist. Phil. 265; Landon, Eccles. Dict. ii, 319; Hollenb
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  • ...fully in accord with the history and chronology of the Old Testament. </p> IV. The Numbers <p> 1. Colenso's Criticism of Large Number </p> <p> The histor
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  • ...130 and 150. </p> <p> Literature.—Hilgenfeld, <i> [[Nt]] extra can </i> . iv. 42 ff.; Harnack, <i> Gesch. d. altchr. Litt. </i> i. 12 ff., <i> Chron. </
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  • ...aching of Hosea and &nbsp; Jeremiah 3:1-25; [[Hermas]] ( <em> Mand </em> . iv. 1) allows no re-marriage, and lays great stress on the taking back of a re ...you be happy! ( '''''מזל''''' '''''טוב''''' ). (See Wedding). </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Polygamy And Concubinage. '''''—''''' '' Though the history of the
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  • ...2:398,399). Tiglath Pileser built a new palace at Nimrud. Then Shalmaneser IV ''(Not In The Canon)'' (&nbsp;2 Kings 17:3-4) assailed Samaria, upon Hoshea ...ld ass are not less noteworthy, and are executed with great delicacy. </p> IV. Sennacherib's Description of Nineveh. <p> <b> 1. The Walls: </b> </p> <p>
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  • ...own in [[Gentile]] thought; e.g. Sib Or, iii.97; [[Virgil]] <i> Ecl </i> . iv. It involves certainly the prophetic and royal offices and, in the idea of
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  • ...n the NT </i> , pp. 38 ff., 234 ff.; F. C. Conybeare, <i> Expositor </i> , iv. viii. [1893] 241–254; J. H. Bernard, <i> ib. </i> vi. v. [1902] 43 ff.; ...with it all genuine zeal for the spiritual conversion of men. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Mediaeval Missions'' . '''''—''''' It is not to be denied that the
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  • ...bbish of mainland Tyre he made the causeway to island Tyre (Q. [[Curtius]] iv. 2), 322 B.C. "Thou shalt be built (re-established as a commercial queen an ...rty from Assur-nazir-pal by a heavy indemnity. In d.c. 726 [[Shalmaneser]] iv. came against the city, but, having no ships, could not reach the island fo
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  • ...given by John of [[Salisbury]] (circa 1156) in the <i> Policraticus </i> , IV, 3. </p> 3. Authorship and Date <p> From a passage in Tertullian ( <i> De B
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  • ...nly, is His own teaching upon the subject. See preceding article. </p> <p> iv. Executive authority in religion. </p> <p> <b> 1. </b> <i> Term defined </i ...a different view see J. H. Leckie, <i> Authority in Religion </i> .) </p> IV. Outline History of Ecclesiastical Doctrine of Authority <p> 1. Appeal to R
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  • ...emove rivalries among God's people (&nbsp;2 Samuel 19:41-20:26 ). </p> <p> IV. God's People [[Learn]] from the [[Experience]] and Example of God's Leader ...threshing-floor of [[Araunah]] the [[Jebusite]] (&nbsp;2 Samuel 24 ). </p> IV. Sources of the History. <p> The natural inference from the character and c
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  • ...<i> de Spect </i> . 24 ( <i> signaculum </i> ); Cyr. Jer., <i> Cat </i> . iv. 16, etc. </p> <p> To these passages must be added those which speak of Chr ...ath and resurrection of Christ is so much insisted on by Paul? </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Names Of Baptism. '''''—''''' '' </p> <p> '''1.''' "Baptism" ( ''''
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  • ...t Dor. (For these facts cf. Breasted, <em> [[Ancient]] [[Records]] </em> , iv. 274 ff., and <em> History of Egypt </em> , p. 513.) </p> <p> The Philistin ...ture, which has been disproved by the results of exploration in Asia. </p> IV. David's Guards. <p> <b> 1. The "Cherethi" and the "Pelethi" Not Mercenarie
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  • ...ved his name. </p> 2. History: <p> Appian ( <i> Bell </i> . <i> 104 </i> . iv. 105) and Harpocration say that Crenides was afterward called Daton, and th
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  • ...ork City, may be found in the Jour. of the American Oriental Society, vol. iv. (See [[Burmah]]) (II. ''Missions).'' (J. T. G.) </p>
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  • ...rdouini t. 4:978): '''''—''''' Canones ecclesiastici XVII (in Hardouini t. iv; and Coteler. Monum. t. 3:445): '''''—''''' Fragmentunm de sex synodis (i
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  • ...eformers]] and [[Theology]] of the Reformation (Edinburgh, 1862, [[Essay]] iv; also in Brit. and For. Evang. Rev. No. 35, and reprinted in Amer. Theol. R
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  • ...t. </i> ; Reifferscheid, Vienna, 1875 ( <i> Corpus Script. Eccl. Lat. </i> iv.). For an Eng. trans. see <i> Ante-Nicene Lib. </i> (T. & T. Clark). </p> <
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  • ...gs 234 - 2052 </p> <p> '''III.''' of 11 Median kings 48 - 2004 </p> <p> '''IV.''' of 49 Chaldean kings 458 - 1546 </p> <p> '''V.''' of 9 [[Arabian]] king ...his inscriptions as adjoining his own more magnificent residence. </p> <p> IV. '''History of Babylon.''' - Scripture represents the "beginning of the kin
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  • ...y are characteristically causative of this result, as in the case of Cain (iv.). In the <i> Apostol. Church Order </i> (ed. Schaff, p. 242), lust is pict
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  • ...f. ii, .427; Soames, Hist. Ref. iii 153 sq.; Ruchat, Swiss Ref. Ch. ch. i, iv, and p. 117-136; Gieseler, Ecclesiastes Hist. 4:99; Fisher, Hist. Ref. (see
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  • ...opted it, and its introduction is believed to be advantageous. </p> <p> '''IV.''' ''Numbers, Operations, And Sphere. '''''—''''' '' The statistics of t
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  • ...<i> ''''' Mater deûm ''''' </i> ," Venus, ''''' Anāhita ''''' , etc. </p> IV. Supposed Resemblances to Revealed Religion <p> 1. Rites </p> <p> Much atte
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  • ...and led to the infant [[Saviour]] [Edersheim, <em> [[Lt]] </em> i. 202]). (iv.) <em> By inspecting victims </em> . Forecasting the future from the appear
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  • ...b. </i> 32]). [[A]] different aspect of affairs is revealed by the list in iv. 6 of those whose gifts should not be received-adulterers, cruel employers,
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  • ...arbitrary supposition is little better than a dishonest evasion. </p> <p> (iv.) Finally, the ‘Book of the Covenant’ is a title never given to the ent
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  • ...the island were farmed to Herod the Great (Josephus, <i> Ant </i> , Xvi , iv, 5; Xix , xxvi, 28; compare <i> Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum </i> , 2628)
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  • ...ibunals, and which was brought to an end through the intervention of Henry IV. of [[France]] in 1607; it need not be added that he was zealous for orthod
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  • ...II, 52) in 749-748 Bc overran Namri in Southwest Media. Tiglath-pileser [[Iv]] (in Babylonian called Pulu, the "Pul" of &nbsp;2 Kings 15:19 ) and [[Sarg
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  • ...ives by the name <em> Mabortha </em> (Jos. [Note: Josephus.] <em> BJ </em> IV. viii. 1), but the name by which it was generally known, after its re-build
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  • ...d others, receive the cooperation of the Congregationalists. </p> <p> [['''Iv.''' Statistics]] '''''—''''' The statistics of the American churches are
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  • ...ttentuion have been given to its ecclestiastical arrangements. </p> <p> '''IV.''' Authgorship. '''''—''''' A late ingeniuos writer (Reverend and Lord H
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  • ...excommunicated Photius anew. In 886 Photius was exiled by the emperor Leo IV, and his successor, Stephen, accepted the demands of the pope. Peace betwee
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