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- Sabbath
- Sabbath Day's Journey
- Sabbath Day's Journey. About two thousand paces
- Sabbath. A sign of the covenant
- Sabbath. A type of the heavenly rest
- Sabbath. Bear burdens on
- Sabbath. Blessed
- Sabbath. Blessedness of honouring
- Sabbath. Blessedness of keeping
- Sabbath. Christian Sabbath, first day of the week, Sunday
- Sabbath. Commanded to be sanctified
- Sabbath. Commanded, to be kept
- Sabbath. Denunciations against those who profane
- Sabbath. Disciples
- Sabbath. Divine worship to be celebrated on
- Sabbath. Do their own pleasure on
- Sabbath. First day of the week kept as, by the church
- Sabbath. Gatherers of manna
- Sabbath. Gatherers of sticks
- Sabbath. God's holy Day
- Sabbath. Grounds of its institution
- Sabbath. Hallowed
- Sabbath. Hide their eyes from
- Sabbath. Honour God in observing
- Sabbath. Inhabitants of Jerusalem
- Sabbath. Instituted by God
- Sabbath. Is Lord of
- Sabbath. John
- Sabbath. Made for man
- Sabbath. May be judicially deprived of
- Sabbath. Men of Tyre
- Sabbath. Mock at
- Sabbath. Moses
- Sabbath. Necessary wants may be supplied
- Sabbath. Nehemiah
- Sabbath. No burdens to be carried on
- Sabbath. No manner of work to be done on
- Sabbath. No purchases to be made on
- Sabbath. Observance of, to be perpetual
- Sabbath. Observe
- Sabbath. Paul
- Sabbath. Pollute
- Sabbath. Preparations for
- Sabbath. Profane
- Sabbath. Punishment of those who profane
- Sabbath. Rejoice in
- Sabbath. Religious usages on
- Sabbath. Sacrifices on
- Sabbath. Sanctified
- Sabbath. Servants and cattle should be allowed to rest upon
- Sabbath. Shows considerate kindness in appointing
- Sabbath. Shows favour in appointing
- Sabbath. Signifying a rest period
- Sabbath. Sometimes pretend to zealous for
- Sabbath. Taught on
- Sabbath. Testify against those who desecrate
- Sabbath. The Lord's day
- Sabbath. The Sabbath of rest
- Sabbath. The Sabbath of the Lord
- Sabbath. The Scriptures to be read on
- Sabbath. The rest of the holy Sabbath
- Sabbath. The seventh day observed as
- Sabbath. The women
- Sabbath. The word of God to be preached on
- Sabbath. Traffic on
- Sabbath. Unclassified scriptures relating to
- Sabbath. Was accustomed to observe
- Sabbath. Wearied by
- Sabbath. Will have his goodness commemorated in the observance of
- Sabbath. Work on
- Sabbath. Works connected with religious service lawful on
- Sabbath. Works of mercy lawful on
- Sabbatic Year
- Sabbatic Year. Called Year of Release
- Sabbatic Year. Creditors required to release debtors in
- Sabbatic Year. Israelitish bondservants set free in
- Sabbatic Year. Ordinances concerning
- Sabbatic Year. Ordinances concerning instruction in the law during
- Sabbatic Year. Punishment to follow violation of the ordinances concerning
- Sabeans
- Sabeans. A people who invaded the land of Uz
- Sabeans. Giants among
- Sabeans. Prophecies concerning
- Sabeans. Proverbial drunkards
S cont.
- Sabta
- Sabta. Called also Sabtah, son of Cush
- Sabtecha
- Sabtecha. Son of Cush
- Sacar
- Sacar. 2. A Korhite, son of Obed-Edom
- Sackbut
- Sackbut. A stringed instrument of music
- Sackcloth
- Sackcloth. A symbol of mourning
- Sackcloth. Animals covered with, at time of national mourning
- Sackcloth. At funerals
- Sackcloth. By God's prophets
- Sackcloth. By persons in affliction
- Sackcloth. Covering the heavens with, of severe judgments
- Sackcloth. Frequently next the skin in deep afflictions
- Sackcloth. Girding with, of heavy afflictions
- Sackcloth. Girt about the loins
- Sackcloth. Heavens becoming as, of severe judgments
- Sackcloth. In the streets
- Sackcloth. Made of coarse hair
- Sackcloth. No one clothed in, allowed into the palaces of kings
- Sackcloth. Of a black colour
- Sackcloth. Often over the whole person
- Sackcloth. Often with ropes on the head
- Sackcloth. Putting of, of joy and gladness
- Sackcloth. Rough and unsightly
- Sackcloth. The Jews lay in, when in deep affliction
- Sackcloth. With ashes on the head
- Sackcloth. Worn by Jacob when it was reported to him that Joseph had been devoured by wild beasts
- Sacrifices
- Sacrifices. A broken spirit
- Sacrifices. After the departure of Israel from Egypt
- Sacrifices. Always offered upon altars
- Sacrifices. Appointed to offer
- Sacrifices. At all the feasts
- Sacrifices. Benevolence
- Sacrifices. Burnt offering wholly consumed by fire
- Sacrifices. By the patriarchs
- Sacrifices. Clean animals or bloody sacrifices
- Sacrifices. Condemned for bringing defective and blemished
- Sacrifices. Condemned for not offering
- Sacrifices. Condemned for not treating with respect
- Sacrifices. Condemned for offering, to idols
- Sacrifices. Could not take away sin
- Sacrifices. Daily
- Sacrifices. Devotedness
- Sacrifices. Divine institution of
- Sacrifices. Fat of, not to remain until morning
- Sacrifices. For individuals
- Sacrifices. For public use often provided by the state
- Sacrifices. For the whole nation
- Sacrifices. From the earliest age
- Sacrifices. Generally the best of their kind
- Sacrifices. Had a portion of, and lived by
- Sacrifices. Imparted a legal purification
- Sacrifices. In faith of a coming Saviour
- Sacrifices. Martyrdom
- Sacrifices. Monthly
- Sacrifices. No leaven offered with, except for
- Sacrifices. Offered to false gods, are offered to devils
- Sacrifices. Often consumed by fire from heaven
- Sacrifices. On great occasions, very numerous
- Sacrifices. Peace offering
- Sacrifices. Prayer
- Sacrifices. Required to be perfect and without blemish
- Sacrifices. Righteousness
- Sacrifices. Sin offering for sins of ignorance
- Sacrifices. Thanksgiving
- Sacrifices. The covenants of God confirmed by
- Sacrifices. The fruits of the earth or sacrifices without blood
- Sacrifices. The offering of, an acknowledgment of sin
- Sacrifices. To be brought to the place appointed by God
- Sacrifices. To be offered to God alone
- Sacrifices. Trespass offering for intentional sins
- Sacrifices. Unaccepted in, on account of sin
- Sacrifices. Under the Mosaic age
- Sacrifices. Weekly
- Sacrifices. Were accepted when offered in sincerity and faith
- Sacrifices. Were bound to the horns of the altar
- Sacrifices. Were salted with salt
- Sacrifices. Were typical of Christ's sacrifice
- Sacrifices. When bloody, accompanied with meat and drink offering
- Sacrifices. When offered to God, an acknowledgement of his being the supreme God
S cont.
- Sacrifices. Without obedience, worthless
- Sacrifices. Yearly
- Sacrilege
- Sacrilege. Forbidden
- Sadducees
- Sadducees. A sect of the Jews
- Sadducees. Cautioned his disciples against their principles
- Sadducees. Denied the resurrection and a future stated
- Sadducees. Jesus warns His disciples against
- Sadducees. Persecute the apostles
- Sadducees. Persecuted the Christians
- Sadducees. Rebuked by John the Baptist
- Sadducees. Reject the doctrine of the resurrection
- Sadducees. Silenced
- Sadducees. Tempted by
- Sadducees. The resurrection a cause of dispute between them and the Pharisees
- Sadducees. Vindicated the resurrection against
- Sadducees. Were refused baptism by John
- Sadoc
- Sadoc. An ancestor of Joseph
- Saints, Compared To
- Saints, Compared To. Babes
- Saints, Compared To. Branches of a vine
- Saints, Compared To. Calves of the stall
- Saints, Compared To. Cedars in Lebanon
- Saints, Compared To. Corn
- Saints, Compared To. Dew and showers
- Saints, Compared To. Doves
- Saints, Compared To. Eagles
- Saints, Compared To. Fruitful trees
- Saints, Compared To. Gold
- Saints, Compared To. Good figs
- Saints, Compared To. Good fishes
- Saints, Compared To. Good servants
- Saints, Compared To. Green olive trees
- Saints, Compared To. Jewels
- Saints, Compared To. Lambs
- Saints, Compared To. Lebanon
- Saints, Compared To. Lights
- Saints, Compared To. Lilies
- Saints, Compared To. Lions
- Saints, Compared To. Little children
- Saints, Compared To. Lively stones
- Saints, Compared To. Members of the body
- Saints, Compared To. Mount Zion
- Saints, Compared To. Obedient children
- Saints, Compared To. Palm trees
- Saints, Compared To. Pomegranates
- Saints, Compared To. Runners in a race
- Saints, Compared To. Salt
- Saints, Compared To. Sheep
- Saints, Compared To. Sondiers
- Saints, Compared To. Stars
- Saints, Compared To. Stones of a crown
- Saints, Compared To. Strangers and pilgrims
- Saints, Compared To. The sun
- Saints, Compared To. Thirsting deer
- Saints, Compared To. Treasure
- Saints, Compared To. Trees planted by rivers
- Saints, Compared To. Unfailing springs
- Saints, Compared To. Vessels of gold and silver
- Saints, Compared To. Vines
- Saints, Compared To. Watered gardens
- Saints, Compared To. Wheat
- Saints, Compared To. Willows by the water courses
- Saints, Compared To. Wrestlers
- Salah
- Salah. Called also Sala and Shelah. Son of Arphaxad and ancestor of Joseph
- Salamis
- Salamis. A city of Cyprus. Paul and Barnabas preach in
- Salcah
- Salcah. Called also Salchah, a city of Gad
- Salim
- Salim. A city near Aenon
- Sallai
- Sallai. 1. A Benjamite dwelling in Jerusalem
- Sallu
- Sallu. 1. A Benjamite dwelling in Jerusalem
- Salma
- Salma. 1. Son of Caleb
- Salmon
- Salmon. 1. A hill