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Doctrines of the Gospel, The – Drunkenness
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Doctrines of the Gospel, The
Are from God—; .
Are taught by Scripture—.
Are godly—; .
Immorality condemned by—.
Lead to fellowship with the Father and with the Son—; .
Lead to holiness—; .
Bring no reproach on—; .
Ministers should
Be nourished up in.—.
Attend to.—,.
Hold, in sincerity.—; .
Hold steadfastly.—; .
Continue in.—.
Speak things which become.—.
Saints obey, from the heart—.
Saints abide in—.
A faithful walk adorns—.
The obedience of saints leads to surer knowledge of—.
Those who oppose are
Proud.—,.
Ignorant.—.
Doting about questions, &c.—.
Not to be received.—.
To be avoided.—.
Not endured by the wicked—.
Dog, The
Despised by the Jews—.
Described as
Impatient of injury.—.
Unclean.—; .
Carnivorous.—; ,.
Fond of blood.—; .
Dangerous and destructive.—.
Infested cities by night—,.
Nothing holy to be given to—; .
Things torn by beasts given to—.
Sacrificing of, an abomination—.
Price of, not to be consecrated—.
When domesticated
Employed in watching flocks.—.
Fed with the crumbs, &c.—.
Manner of, in drinking alluded to—Jdj 7:5.
Illustrative
Of Gentiles.—,.
Of covetous ministers.—.
Of fools.—.
Of apostates.—.
Of persecutors.—,.
Of obstinate sinners.—; .
Of false teachers.—.
(Dumb,) of unfaithful ministers.—.
(Dead,) of the mean.—; .
Dove, The
Clean and used as food—.
Offered in sacrifice—; .
Impiously sold in the court of the temple—; .
Characterised by
Simplicity.—.
Comeliness of countenance.—.
Softness of eyes.—.
Sweetness of voice.—.
Richness of plumage.—.
Mournful tabering of, alluded to—.
Dwells in rocks—; .
Frequents streams and rivers—.
Sent from the ark by Noah—,,.
Why considered the emblem of peace—.
The harbinger of spring—.
Illustrative
Of the Holy Spirit.—; .
Of the meekness of Christ.—.
Of the church.—; .
Of mourners.—; .
Of converts to the church.—.
(In its flight,) of the return of Israel from captivity.—.
Dragon, The
Often of a red colour—.
Described as
Powerful.—.
Poisonous.—.
Of solitary habits.—.
Its mournful voice alluded to—.
Its wailing alluded to—.
Its snuffing up the air alluded to—.
Its swallowing of its prey alluded to—.
Found in
The wilderness.—.
Deserted cities.—; .
Dry places.—; .
A species of, in rivers—; .
Illustrative
Of cruel and persecuting kings.—; ; .
Of enemies of the church.—.
Of wicked men.—.
Of the devil.—; ,.
(Poison of,) of wine.—.
Dreams
Visions in sleep—; .
Often by imaginary—; .
Excess of business frequently leads to—.
God's will often revealed in—; .
False prophets
Pretended to.—; .
Not to be regarded in.—; .
Condemned for pretending to.—.
Vanity of trusting to natural—.
The ancients
Put great faith in.—Jdj 7:15.
Often perplexed by.—; ; ; ; .
Anxious to have, explained.—; .
Consulting magicians on.—; .
God the only interpreter of—; ; ; .
Mentioned in scripture of
Abimelech.—.
Jacob.—; .
Laban.—.
Joseph.—.
Pharaoh's butler and baker.—.
Pharaoh.—.
Midianite.—Jdj 7:13-15.
Solomon.—.
Nebuchadnezzar.—,; ,.
Daniel.—.
Joseph.—,; ,,.
Wise men.—,.
Pilate's wife.—.
Illustrative of
Prosperity of sinners.—, ,.
Impure imaginations.—.
Enemies of the church.—,.
Drink Offering
Antiquity of—.
Sacrifices accompanied by—; .
Quantity appointed to be used for each kind of sacrifice—.
For public sacrifices provided by the state—; .
Not poured on the altar of incense—.
Omission of, caused by bad vintage—,.
Idolatrous Jews
Offered to the queen of heaven.—; .
Reproved for offering, to idols.—,; ; ; .
Idolaters often used blood for—.
Vanity of offering, to idols—,.
Illustrative of the
Offering of Christ.—.
Pouring out of the Spirit.—.
Devotedness of ministers.—.
Drunkenness
Forbidden—.
Caution against—.
Is a work of the flesh—.
Is debasing—.
Is inflaming—.
Overcharges the heart—.
Takes away the heart—.
Leads to
Poverty.—; .
Strife.—,.
Woe and sorrow.—,.
Error.—.
Contempt of God's works.—.
Scorning.—.
Rioting and wantonness.—.
The wicked addicted to—.
False teachers often addicted to—.
Folly of yielding to—.
Avoid those given to—; .
Denunciations against
Those given to.—,; .
Those who encourage.—.
Excludes from heaven—; .
Punishment of—; ,; ,; .
Exemplified
Noah.—.
Nabal.—.
Uriah.—.
Elah.—,.
Benhadad.—.
Belshazzar.—.
Corinthians.—.
R. A. Torrey, The New Topical Text Book (1897). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.