~5 Min.Chapter 3
... mass of the nation. Otherwise He could judge no one, not even the world (which ... and outside the glory of God,3 deprived of that glory, were justified ...
~8 Min.Chapter 3
... faith was subverted. He sins, he is judged of himself. He is not satisfied ... a name especially given Him in these three epistles, in order that we should ...
~13 Min.Chapter 3
... The Lord keep us nigh to Himself to judge all things in His presence, for out of ... it to the tabernacle as an offering.3 We indeed should eat in the name ...
~1 Min.Chapter 3
... from Dan even to Beersheba. Eli's failure, but personal piety and submission. Eli, judged for having loved his sons more than Jehovah, comforts our hearts ...
~1 Min.Chapter 3
... v. 8). This he does by again denouncing the chiefs among the people who judged for reward, and the prophets who divined for money, while they claimed the ...
~18 Min.Chapter 3
... that there is a conscience which judges good and evil according to that ... tastes attached to its very existence;3 which, being enlightened by the Holy ...
~1 Min.Chapter 3
... his own conduct, after he had heard the word. Thus the people are no longer judged as a whole, as was the case when all depended on the public conduct of ...
~1 Min.Chapter 3
... kingdom of Israel is taken for the whole people, although Judah is spoken of and judged in its turn (see v. 9, 12-14). With the exception of the first two ...
~41 Min.Chapter 3
... everything exactiy äs He Himself has always judged it, and thus there will be complete ... have done eating and drinking" (verse 3). If we want the Lord to ...
~2 Min.Chapter 3
... nor obey Him. Her princes were the violent of the earth, her judges were rapacious, her prophets vain and treacherous, her priests polluted the sanctuary. ...
