Bible History - Old Testament

- 88- It was quite in accordance with all this, and very significant, that in silence she carried her dead child to the prophet' ...

- 89- Syrophenician woman (Matthew 15:23); and so do we in our mistaken notions of what is becoming or unbecoming too often hind ...

- 90- the character of God, and to a more simple and childlike faith in Him, Who afflicteth not willingly, but for our profit. W ...

- 91- Differences in detail there are between the two narratives, such as will readily be noticed. But these are best accounted ...

- 92- 7:13-15; John 11:43, 44). And beyond this we remember that "the hour.... now is, when the dead shall hear the Voice of the ...

- 93- their common meals were prepared. By some misadventure the person so sent brought among other herbage a very noxious fruit ...

- 94- recorded to mark the character of Gehazi. In any case it was not in him at a time of dearth to dismiss the cares of the mo ...

- 95- CHAPTER 11 : Illustration and Confirmation of Biblical History from the Assyrian Monuments - The Deliverance of Syria thro ...

- 96- connection with it. Lastly, we must remember that the chronology of the Bible is in some parts involved in considerable di ...

- 97- greatest interest is it to learn from these monuments the political motives which prompted the strange and sudden alliance ...

- 98- Shalmaneser. Another successful campaign is chronicled as having been undertaken in the eleventh year of the same reign, w ...

- 99- and Gentile that there was a living God in Israel, who had placed there His accredited representative. Assuredly the most ...

- 100- that God alone could give help; but he did not look for Divine help, as the Syrian, although in mistaken manner, had done ...

- 101- his wealth was the cause of his healing, and also that help did not come from the prophet, as if such power were inherent ...

- 102- And now it appeared, by the effect produced, that Elisha had throughout sought the restoration not only of bodily health, ...

- 103- loses its exclusiveness. Thus this incident also is prefigurative of New Testament times. For the implied sanction of Naa ...

- 104- Mount Ephraim, on which both Bethel and Gilgal were situated, and that he requested for them a talent of silver and two c ...

- 105- CHAPTER 12 : Two Wonderful Manifestations of God's Presence with His Prophet: The Interposition on behalf of " the Sons o ...

- 106- narrative shows, on the one hand, the simplicity and earnestness of their faith, and, on the other, the poverty and humbl ...

- 107- has shown to be irrevocable, would render necessary means that were extraordinary, even in the miraculous history of the ...