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Hair, The
The natural covering of the head—.
Innumerable—; .
Growth of—Jdj 16:22.
God
Numbers.—.
Takes care of.—; .
Black, particularly esteemed—.
White or gray
A token of age.—; .
A token of weakness and decay.—.
An emblem of wisdom.—; .
With righteousness, a crown of glory.—.
To be reverenced.—.
Man cannot even change the colour or—.
Of women
Worn long for a covering.—.
Plaited and broidered.—; .
Well set and ornamented.—.
Neglected in grief.—; .
Sometimes worn long by men—.
Men condemned for wearing long—.
Often expensively anointed—.
Of Nazarites
Not to be cut or shorn during their vow.—; Jdj 16:17,19,20.
Shorn after completion of vow.—.
Of the healed leper to be shorn—.
Colour of, changed by leprosy—,.
Cut off in affliction—.
Plucked out in extreme grief—.
Plucking out of, a reproach—; .
Judgments expressed by
Sending baldness for.—; .
Shaving.—.
Hands, The
Necessary members of the body—.
Parts of, mentioned
The palm.—; .
The thumb.—; ,.
The fingers.—; .
God strengthens—.
God makes impotent—.
Operations of, mentioned
Feeling.—; .
Taking.—; .
Holding.—Jdj 7:20; .
Working.—; .
Writing.—; .
Making signs.—; .
Striking.—; .
Distinguished as
The right.—.
The left.—; .
Many alike expert with both—.
Many had more command of the left—Jdj 3:15,21; 20:16.
The right hand
Place of honour.—; .
Place of power.—; .
Signet worn on.—.
Given in token of friendship.—.
Used in embracing.—; ; .
Sworn by.—.
The accuser stood at, of the accused.—; .
Of priests touched with blood of consecration-ram.—; ,.
Of healed leper touched with blood of his sacrifice.—,,.
Of healed leper touched with oil.—.
The Jews carried a staff in, when walking—; .
The Jews eat with—.
Were washed
Before eating.—; .
After touching an unclean person.—.
In token of innocency.—,; .
Custom of domestics pouring water upon, alluded to—.
Servants directed by movements of—.
Kissed in idolatrous worship—.
Treaties made by joining—; .
Suretiship entered into by striking—; ; ; .
Were lifted up
In prayer.—; .
In praise.—.
In taking an oath.—; .
In blessing.—.
Often spread out in prayer—; .
Placed under the thigh of a person to whom an oath was made—,; ,.
Clapped together in joy—; .
Smitten together in extreme anger—; ,.
Stretched out in derision—; .
Imposition of, used in
Transferring guilt of sacrifices.—; ; ,.
Setting apart the Levites.—.
Conferring civil power.—; .
Blessing.—; .
Ordaining ministers.—; .
Imparting the gifts of the Holy Spirit.—; .
Imposition of, a first principle of the doctrine of Christ—,.
Should be employed
Industriously.—; .
In God's service.—; ,.
In acts of benevolence.—; .
Of the wicked, described as
Bloody.—; .
Violent.—; .
Mischievous.—; .
Slothful.—; .
Ensnaring to themselves.—.
The wicked recompensed for the work of—; ; .
Saints blessed in the work of—; ; ; .
Criminals often
Bound by.—.
Deprived of.—; .
Mutilated in.—Jdj 1:6,7.
Hung by.—.
Illustrative
Of power.—; .
(Lifted up against another,) of rebellion.—.
(Opened,) of liberality.—; .
(Shut,) of illiberality.—.
Right hand, illustrative
Of strength and power.—; .
(Holding by,) of support.—; .
(Standing at,) of protection.—; ; .
(Full of bribes,) of corruption.—.
(Full of falsehood,) of deceitfulness.—,; .
(Withdrawn,) of support withheld.—.
(Cutting off,) of extreme self-denial—.
Happiness of Saints In This Life
Is in God—,.
Only found in the ways of wisdom—,.
Described by Christ in the beatitudes—.
Is derived from
Fear of God.—,; .
Trust in God.—; ,.
The words of Christ.—.
Obedience to God.—; .
Salvation.—; ,.
Hope in the Lord.—.
Hope of glory.—.
God being their Lord.—.
God being their help.—.
Praising God.—.
Their mutual love.—.
Divine chastening.—; .
Suffering for Christ.—; ; ,.
Having mercy on the poor.—.
Finding wisdom.—.
Is abundant and satisfying—; .
Happiness of the Wicked, The
Is limited to this life—; .
Is short—.
Is uncertain—; ,.
Is vain—; .
Is derived from
Their wealth.—; .
Their power.—; .
Their worldly prosperity.—; ,,.
Popular applause.—.
Gluttony.—; .
Drunkenness.—; .
Vain pleasure.—; .
Successful oppression.—; .
Marred by jealousy—.
Often interrupted by judgments—; ; ; .
Leads to sorrow—.
Leads to recklessness—.
Sometimes a stumbling-block to saints—,; ; .
Saints often permitted to see the end of—.
Envy not—.
Woe against—; .
Illustrated—,; ; .
Exemplified
Israel.—.
Haman.—.
Belshazzar.—.
Herod.—.
Hart, The
Clean and used as food—; .
Often hunted—.
Female of
Called the hind.—.
Delights in freedom.—.
Kind and affectionate.—.
Brings forth at appointed time.—,.
Brings forth with difficulty.—.
Brings forth at the voice of God.—.
Forsakes her young in famine.—.
Young of, abundantly provided for—.
Illustrative
Of Christ.—,; .
Of converted sinners.—.
(Sure-footedness of,) of experienced saints.—; .
(Panting for water,) of afflicted saints longing for God.—,.
(Without pasture,) of the persecuted.—.
Harvest, The
Ingathering of fruits of the fields—.
To continue without intermission—.
Called the
Appointed weeks of harvest.—.
Harvest time.—; .
Fields appeared white before—.
Of barley at the passover—,; .
Of wheat at Pentecost—; .
Men and women engaged in—,.
Persons engaged in
Reapers.—.
Binders.—; .
Called harvest-men.—.
Called labourers.—.
Fed by the husbandman during.—.
Received wages.—.
Often defrauded of their wages.—.
Former and latter rain necessary to abundance of—; .
Patience required in waiting for—.
Not to be commenced until the first fruits had been offered to
God—,.
A time of great joy—; .
Omitted in the sabbatical year—.
Omitted in year of jubilee—,.
The Sabbath to observed during—.
Legal provision for the poor during—,; ; .
Failure of
Occasioned by drought.—.
Occasioned by locusts.—.
Sometimes continued for years.—.
A cause of great grief.—; .
A punishment for sin.—,.
Slothfulness during, ruinous—.
Miraculous thunder, & c in—,.
Illustrative
Of seasons of grace.—.
Of the end of the world.—,.
Of a time when many are ready to receive the gospel.—,; .
Of a time of judgment.—; .
Of ripeness for wrath.—; .
(Dew in,) of God's protection.—.
(Cold in,) of a refreshing message.—.
(Rain in,) of honour given to fools.—.
Hatred
Forbidden—; .
Is murder—.
A work of the flesh—.
Often cloaked by deceit—; .
Leads to deceit—,.
Stirs up strife—.
Embitters life—.
Inconsistent with
The knowledge of God.—,.
The love of God.—.
Liars prone to.—.
The wicked exhibit
Towards God.—.
Towards saints.—; .
Towards each other.—.
Christ experienced—; ; ,,.
Saints should
Expect.—; ,.
Not marvel at.—.
Return good for.—; .
Not rejoice in the calamities of those who exhibit.—,; ,.
Give no cause for.—.
Punishment of—; ; ; .
We should exhibit against
False ways.—,.
Lying.—.
Evil.—; .
Backsliding.—.
Hatred and opposition to God.—,.
Exemplified
Cain.—,.
Esau.—.
Joseph's brethren.—.
Men of Gilead.—Jdj 11:7.
Saul.—,.
Ahab.—.
Haman.—,.
Enemies of the Jews.—,; ,.
Chaldeans.—.
Enemies of Daniel.—.
Herodias.—,.
The Jews.—,.
Hatred to Christ
Is without cause—; .
Is on account of his testimony against the world—.
Involves
Hatred to his Father.—,.
Hatred to his people.—.
Punishment of—,; .
No escape for those who persevere in—; .
Illustrated—,.
Exemplified
Chief priests & c.—,; .
Jews.—,.
Scribes & c.—; ,.
Head
The uppermost and chief member of the body—; .
All the other members necessary to—.
The body supported and supplied by—.
Put for the whole person—; .
Put for the life—; .
Parts of mentioned
The skull.—; .
The crown.—; .
The forehead.—; .
The temples.—Jdj 4:21,22; .
The face.—; .
The hair.—Jdj 16:22; .
The scalp.—.
Often anointed—; .
Bowed down
In worshipping God.—; .
As a token of respect.—.
In grief
Covered up.—; .
Shorn.—.
Sprinkled with dust.—; .
The hands placed on.—; .
Priests forbidden to shave—,.
Nazarites forbidden to shave—.
Derision expressed by shaking—; ; ; .
The Jews censured for swearing by—.
When hoary with age to be respected—.
Liable to
Leprosy.—.
Scab.—.
Internal disease.—; .
Baldness.—,; .
Of the leper always uncovered—.
Of women generally covered in public—; .
Of criminals often cut off—.
Of enemies slain in war, often cut off—Jdj 5:26; ,; .
Illustrative
Of God.—.
Of Christ.—; ; .
Of rulers.—; .
Of chief men.—,.
Of the chief city of a kingdom.—.
(Covered,) of defence and protection.—.
(Covered,) of subjection.—,.
(Made bald,) of heavy judgments.—; ; ; .
(Lifted up,) of joy and confidence.—; .
(Lifted up,) of pride & c.—.
(Lifted up,) of exaltation.—; .
(Anointed,) of joy and prosperity.—; .
Heart, The
Issues of life are out of—.
God
Tries.—; .
Knows.—; .
Searched.—; .
Understands the thoughts of.—; .
Ponders.—; .
Influences.—; ; ; ; .
Creates a new.—; .
Prepares.—; .
Opens.—.
Enlightens.—; .
Strengthens.—.
Establishes.—; .
Should be
Prepared to God.—.
Given to God.—.
Perfect with God.—.
Applied to wisdom.—; .
Guided in the right.—.
Purified.—.
Single.—; .
Tender.—.
Kept with diligence.—.
We should
Believe with.—; .
Serve God with all.—.
Keep God's statutes with all.—.
Walk before God with all.—.
Trust in God with all.—.
Love God with all.—.
Return to God with all.—.
Do the will of God from.—.
Sanctify God in.—.
Love one another with a pure.—.
No man can cleanse—.
Faith, the means of purifying—.
Renewal of, promised under the gospel—; ; .
When broken and contrite, not despised by God—.
The pure in, shall see God—.
Pray that it may be
Cleansed.—.
Inclined to God's testimonies.—.
United to fear God.—.
Directed into the love of God.—.
Harden not, against God—; .
Harden not against the poor—.
Regard not iniquity in—.
Take heed lest it to be deceived—.
Know the plague of—.
He that trusts in, is a fool—.
Heart, Character of the Renewed
Prepared to seek God—; ; .
Fixed on God—; .
Joyful in God—; .
Perfect with God—; .
Upright—; .
Clean—.
Pure—; .
Tender—; .
Single and sincere—; .
Honest and good—.
Broken, contrite—; .
Obedient—; .
Filled with the law of God—; .
Awed by the word of God—.
Filled with the fear of God—.
Meditative—; .
Circumcised—; .
Void of fear—.
Desirous of God—.
Enlarged—; .
Faithful to God—.
Confident in God—.
Sympathising—; .
Prayerful—; .
Inclined to obedience—.
Wholly devoted to God—; ,,.
Zealous—; .
Wise—; ; .
A treasury of good—.
Heart, Character of the Unrenewed
Hateful to God—,; .
Full of evil—.
Full of evil imaginations—; ; .
Full of vain thoughts—.
Fully set to do evil—.
Desperately wicked—.
Far from God—; .
Not perfect with God—; ; .
Not prepared to seek God—.
A treasury of evil—; .
Darkened—.
Prone to error—.
Prone to depart from God—; .
Impenitent—.
Unbelieving—.
Blind—.
Uncircumcised—; .
Of little worth—.
Deceitful—.
Deceived—; .
Divided—.
Double—; .
Hard—; ; .
Haughty—; .
Influenced by the devil—.
Carnal—.
Covetous—; .
Despiteful—.
Ensnaring—.
Foolish—; .
Froward—; ; .
Fretful against the Lord—.
Idolatrous—,.
Mad—.
Mischievous—; .
Proud—; .
Rebellious—.
Perverse—.
Stiff—.
Stony—; .
Stout—; .
Elated by sensual indulgence—.
Elated by prosperity—; .
Studies destruction—.
Often judicially stupefied—; ,.
Often judicially hardened—; .
Heathen, The
Are without God and Christ—.
Described as
Ignorant.—; .
Idolatrous.—; ,.
Worshippers of the devil.—.
Cruel.—; .
Filthy.—; ; .
Persecuting.—,; .
Scoffing at saints.—.
Strangers to the covenant of promise.—.
Having no hope.—.
Degradation of.—.
Have
Evidence of the power of God.—,; .
Evidence of the goodness of God.—.
The testimony of conscience.—,.
Evil of imitating—; .
Cautions against imitating—; .
Danger of intercourse with—.
Employed to chastise the Church—; ; ; ; ; ; .
The Church shall be avenged of—; ; .
God
Rules over.—; .
Brings to nought the counsels of.—.
Will be exalted among.—; .
Punishes.—; ; ; ; .
Will finally judge.—.
Given to Christ—; .
Salvation of, foretold—; ; ; ; .
Salvation provided for—; .
The glory of God to be declared among—; .
The gospel to be preached to—; ; ; .
Necessity for preaching to—.
The gospel received by—; ; ,.
Baptism to be administered to—.
The Holy Spirit poured out upon—,; .
Praise God for success of the gospel among—; .
Pray for—.
Aid missions to—; ,.
Conversion of, acceptable to God—; .
Heaven
Created by God—; .
Everlasting—; .
Immeasurable—.
High—; .
Holy—; ; .
God's dwelling-place—; .
God's throne—; .
God
Is the Lord of.—; .
Reigns in.—; ; .
Fills.—; .
Answers his people from.—; ; ; .
Sends his judgments from.—; ; ,; .
Christ
As Mediator, entered into.—; ; ,.
Is all-powerful in.—; .
Angels are in—; .
Names of saints are written—; .
Saints rewarded in—; .
Repentance occasions joy in—.
Lay up treasure in—; .
Flesh and blood cannot inherit—.
Happiness of, described—,.
Is called
A garner.—.
The kingdom of Christ and of God.—.
The Father's house.—.
A heavenly country.—.
A rest.—.
Paradise.—,.
The wicked excluded from—; ; .
Enoch and Elijah were translated into—; ; .
Heave-Offering
To brought to God's house—.
Consisted of
First fruits of bread.—.
Right shoulder of peace offerings.—.
Part of the meat offering of all peace offerings.—.
Shoulder of the priest's consecration-ram.—.
Tenth of all tithes.—.
Part of all gifts.—.
Part of spoil taken in war.—.
To be the best of their kind—.
To be heaved up by the priest—.
Sanctified the whole offering—,.
Given to the priests—; .
To be eaten in a clean place—.
Hedges
Antiquity of—.
Designed for protection—.
Often made of thorns—.
Placed around
Gardens.—; .
Vineyards.—; .
Difficulty of breaking through—.
Danger of breaking through—.
Desolation caused by removing—,.
Filled with grasshoppers—.
Poor travellers sought rest under—.
Afforded protection in danger—.
Making up gaps in, alluded to—; .
Illustrative
Of God's protection.—.
Of numerous afflictions.—; .
Of heavy judgments.—; .
Of holy ordinances.—; .
Of the way of the slothful.—.
(Broken down,) of the taking away of protection.—; .
Heedfulness
Commanded—; .
Necessary
In the care of the soul.—.
In the house and worship of God.—.
In what we hear.—.
In how we hear.—.
In keeping God's commandments.—.
In conduct.—.
In speech.—; .
In worldly company.—; .
In giving judgment.—,.
Against sin.—,.
Against unbelief.—.
Against idolatry.—,.
Against false Christs, and false prophets.—,,,.
Against false teachers.—Phm 3:2; ; ,.
Against presumption.—.
Promises to.—; .
Hell
The place of disembodied spirits—.
Which Christ visited.—; ; .
Contains, a place of rest, Abraham's bosom.—.
Paradise.—.
And a place of torment.—.
The place of future punishment
Destruction from the presence of God.—.
Described as
Everlasting punishment.—.
Everlasting fire.—.
Everlasting burnings.—.
A furnace of fire.—,.
A lake of fire.—.
Fire and brimstone.—.
Unquenchable fire.—.
Devouring fire.—.
Prepared for the devil, & c—.
Devils are confined in, until the judgment day—; .
Punishment of, is eternal—; .
The wicked shall be turned into—.
Human power cannot preserve from—.
The body suffers in—; .
The soul suffers in—.
The wise avoid—.
Endeavour to keep others from—; .
The society of the wicked leads to—; .
The beast, false prophets, and the devil shall be cast into—; .
The powers of, cannot prevail against the Church—.
Illustrated—.
Herbs, & C
Called the green herbs—.
God
Created.—,; .
Causes to grow.—; .
Each kind of, contains its own seed—,.
Given as food to man—,; .
Found in
The fields.—.
The mountains.—.
The marshes.—.
The deserts.—; .
Cultivated in gardens—; .
Cultivated for food—; .
Require rain dew—; ,.
Mode of watering, alluded to—.
Mentioned in scripture
Aloe.—.
Anise.—.
Barley.—; .
Beans.—.
Bulrushes.—; .
Calamus.—.
Cummin.—; .
Cucumber.—; .
Fitches.—,.
Flag.—; .
Flax.—.
Garlic.—.
Gourds.—.
Grass.—.
Heath.—; .
Hyssop.—; .
Leeks.—.
Lentiles.—.
Mandrakes.—; .
Mallows.—.
Millet.—.
Melon.—.
Mint.—.
Myrrh.—.
Onions.—.
Reeds.—; .
Rushes.—.
Rye.—.
Saffron.—.
Spikenard.—.
Tares or Darnel.—.
Wheat.—; .
Bitter, used at passover—; .
Poisonous, not fit for man's use—,.
Destroyed by
Hail and lightning.—.
Locusts, & c.—,; ,.
Drought.—.
Tithable among the Jews.—.
Were sometimes used instead of animal food by weak saints—.
Illustrative
Of the wicked.—; .
(Dew on,) of grace given to saints.—.
High Places
Used for idolatrous worship—,.
God sometimes worshipped on—; ,; .
Mentioned in scripture
Gibeon.—.
Arnon.—.
Baal.—.
Tophet.—.
Bamah.—.
Aven.—.
Adorned with tapestry—.
Surrounded with groves—.
Built by
Solomon.—.
Jeroboam.—.
Jehoram.—.
Ahaz.—.
Manasseh.—; .
People of Judah.—.
People of Israel.—.
Priests ordained for—; .
Sacrifices and incense offered to idols upon—; .
Enchantments used upon—; .
Of the Canaanites to be destroyed—.
The Jews
Built, in their cities.—.
Built, in all their streets.—,.
Condemned for building.—.
Provoked God with.—,; .
Threatened with destruction of.—.
Punished for.—,.
Destroyed
Asa, partially.—,; .
Jehoshaphat.—.
Hezekiah.—; .
Josiah.—; .
Not removed
Jehoash.—.
Amaziah.—.
Azariah.—.
Jotham.—.
High Priest, The
Specially called of God—,; .
Consecrated to his office—; .
Was called
The priest.—; .
God's high priest.—.
Ruler of the people.—; .
The office of, hereditary—.
Next in rank to the king—.
Often exercised chief civil power—.
Duties of
Offering gifts and sacrifices.—.
Lighting the sacred lamps.—; .
Making atonement in the most holy place once a year.—; .
Bearing before the Lord the names of Israel for a memorial.—,.
Enquiring of God by Urim and Thummim.—; ,.
Consecrating the Levites.—.
Appointing priests to offices.—.
Taking charge of money collected in the sacred treasury.—; .
Presiding in the superior court.—,; ; .
Taking the census of the people.—.
Blessing the people.—,.
Sometimes enabled to prophesy—.
Assisted by a deputy—; .
The deputy of
Called the second priest.—.
Had oversight of the tabernacle.—.
Had oversight of the Levites.—.
To marry a virgin of Aaron's family—,.
Forbidden to mourn for any—.
To be tender and compassionate—.
Needed to sacrifice for himself—.
Special garments of
Ephod with its curious girdle.—,.
Girdle.—,.
Broidered coat.—,.
Robe of the ephod.—.
Breastplate.—.
Linen mitre.—,.
Plate or crown of gold, & c.—.
Made by divine wisdom given to Bezaleel, & c—; ; .
Were for beauty and ornament—.
Worn at his consecration—,.
Worn seven days after consecration.—.
Descended to his successors.—.
Wore the ordinary priest's garments when making atonement in the holy place—.
Office of, promised to the posterity of Phinehas for his zeal—,.
Family of Eli degraded from office of, for bad conduct—.
Sometimes deposed by the kings—.
Office of, made annual by the Romans—; .
Typified Christ in
Being called of God.—,.
His title.—.
His appointment.—; .
Making atonement.—; .
Splendid dress.—; .
Being liable to temptation.—.
Compassion and sympathy for the weak and ignorant.—; ,.
Marrying a virgin.—,; .
Holiness of office.—; .
Performing by himself all the services on day of atonement.—; .
Bearing the names of Israel upon his heart.—; .
Alone entering into most holy place.—,,; .
Interceding.—; .
Blessing.—,; .
Inferior to Christ in
Needing to make atonement for his own sins.—,; ; .
Being of the order of Aaron.—; ; ,,,,.
Being made without an oath.—.
Not being able to continue.—,.
Offering oftentimes the same sacrifices.—,,; ,,.
Entering into holiest every year.—,,.
Highways
Roads for public use—; .
Called the king's highway—.
Marked out by heaps of stones—.
Generally broad—Jdj 20:32,45; .
Generally straight—; .
Made to all cities of refuge—,.
Often made in deserts—.
Infested with
Serpents.—.
Wild beasts.—; .
Robbers.—; .
Beggars sat by sides of—; .
Often obstructed—.
All obstructions removed from, before persons of distinction—,; .
By-paths more secure in times of danger—Jdj 5:6.
Desolation of, threatened as a punishment—; .
Illustrative
Of Christ.—.
Of the way of holiness.—.
Of facilities for the restoration of the Jews.—; .
(Made in the deserts,) of facilities for the spread of the gospel.—; .
(Narrow,) of the way of life.—.
(Broad,) of the way to destruction.—.
Hittites
Descended from Canaan's son, Heth—.
Called the
Sons of Heth.—,.
Children of Heth.—.
One of the seven nations of Canaan—.
Dwelt in Hebron—,,.
Governed by kings—; .
Land of, promised to Israel—; .
Israel commanded to destroy—,,.
Part of their land given to Caleb—.
Not entirely destroyed by Israel—Jdj 3:5.
The remnant of, made tributary in the reign of Solomon—,.
Luz built in the country of—Jdj 1:26.
Intermarriages with, by
Esau.—.
Solomon.—,.
Israel after conquest of Canaan.—Jdj 3:5,6.
Israelites after the captivity.—.
Descent from, illustrative of the degradation of the Jews—.
Remarkable persons of
Ephron.—.
Abimelech.—.
Uriah.—,.
Hivites
Descended from Canaan—,.
Supposed to be the ancient Avim, or Avites—; .
One of the seven nations of Canaan—.
Dwelt near Lebanon—Jdj 3:3.
The Shechemites a people of—.
The Gibeonites a people of—,.
Esau intermarried with—.
Land of, promised to Israel—; .
Israel commanded to destroy—,,.
A part of, left to prove Israel—Jdj 3:3.
Remnant of, made tributary in the reign of Solomon—,.
Holiness
Commanded—; ; ; ; .
Christ
Desires for his people.—.
Effects, in his people.—.
An example of.—; ,.
The character of God, the standard of—; ,; .
The character of Christ, the standard of—; ; .
The gospel the way of—.
Necessary to God's worship—,.
None shall see God without—; .
Saints
Elected to.—; .
Called to.—; .
New created in.—.
Possess.—; .
Have their fruit to.—.
Should follow after.—.
Should serve God in.—,.
Should yield their members as instruments of.—,.
Should present their bodies to God in.—.
Should have their conversation in.—; .
Should continue in.—.
Should seek perfection in.—.
Shall be presented to God in.—; .
Shall continue in, for ever.—.
Behaviour of aged women should be as becomes—.
Promise to women who continue in—.
Promised to the Church—; ; ,.
Becoming to the Church—.
The Church is the beauty of—; .
The word of God the means of producing—; ,.
IS THE RESULT OF
The manifestation of God's grace.—,,.
Subjection to God.—.
God's keeping.—.
Union with Christ.—,; .
Required in prayer—.
Ministers should
Possess.—.
Avoid everything inconsistent with.—; .
Be examples of.—.
Exhort to.—; .
Motives to
The glory of God.—; .
The love of Christ.—,.
The mercies of God.—,.
The dissolution of all things.—.
Chastisements are intended to produce, in saints—; ,.
Should lead to separation from the wicked—,; ,.
The wicked are without—; .
Exemplified
David.—.
Israel.—.
John the Baptist.—.
Prophets.—.
Paul.—.
Wives of Patriarchs.—.
Holiness of God, The
Is incomparable—; .
Exhibited in his
Character.—; .
Name.—; .
Words.—; .
Works.—.
Kingdom.—; ; ; ,.
Is pledged for the fulfilment of
His promises.—.
His judgments.—.
Saints are commanded to imitate—; ,.
Saints should praise—.
Should produce reverential fear—.
Requires holy service—; .
Heavenly hosts adore—; .
Should be magnified—; ; ,; .
Holy Spirit, the Comforter, The
Proceeds from the Father—.
Given
By the Father.—.
By Christ.—.
Through Christ's intercession.—.
Sent in the name of Christ—.
Sent by Christ from the Father—; .
As such he
Communicates joy to saints.—; ; .
Edifies the Church.—.
Testifies of Christ.—.
Imparts the love of God.—.
Imparts hope.—; .
Teaches saints.—.
Dwells with, and in saints.—.
Abides for ever with saints.—.
Is known by saints.—.
The world cannot receive—.
Holy Spirit, The, is God
As Jehovah—; ; ; .
As Jehovah of hosts—,; .
As Jehovah, Most High—,; .
Being invoked as Jehovah—; ; ,; .
As called God—,.
As joined with the Father and the Son in the baptismal formula—.
As eternal—.
As omnipresent—.
As omniscient—.
As omnipotent—; .
As the Spirit of glory and of God—.
As Creator—,; .
As equal to, and one with the Father—; .
As Sovereign Disposer of all things—; ,.
As Author of the new birth—,; .
As raising Christ from the dead—; ; ; .
As inspiring Scripture—; .
As the source of wisdom—; ; ; .
As the source of miraculous power—; ; ; .
As appointing and sending ministers—,; ; .
As directing where the gospel should be preached—,,.
As dwelling in saints—; ; ; .
As Comforter of the Church—; .
As sanctifying the Church—; .
As the Witness—; .
As convincing of sin, of righteousness, and of judgment—.
Holy Spirit, the Personality Of
He creates and gives life—.
He appoints and commissions ministers—; ; .
He directs ministers where to preach—; ,.
He directs ministers where not to preach—,.
He instructs ministers what to preach—.
He spoke in, and by, the prophets—; ,; .
He strives with sinners—.
He reproves—.
He comforts—.
He helps our infirmities—.
He teaches—; .
He guides—.
He sanctifies—; .
He testifies of Christ—.
He glorifies Christ—.
He has a power of his own—.
He searches all things—,; ,.
He works according to his own will—.
He dwells with saints—.
He can be grieved—.
He can be vexed—.
He can be resisted—.
He can be tempted—.
Holy Spirit, the Teacher, The
Promised—.
As the Spirit of wisdom—; ,.
Given
In answer to prayer.—,.
To saints.—; ,.
Necessity for—,.
As such he
Reveals the things of God.—,.
Reveals the things of Christ.—.
Reveals the future.—; .
Brings the words of Christ to remembrance.—.
Directs in the way of godliness.—; .
Teaches saints to answer persecutors.—; .
Enables ministers to teach.—.
Guides into all truth.—; .
Directs the decisions of the Church.—.
Attend to the instruction of—,,.
The natural man will not receive the things of—.
Holy Land
Extremely fruitful—; ; ; .
Abounded in minerals—; .
Called
The land.—; .
The Lord's land.—.
Land of Canaan.—; .
Land of Israel.—; ,.
Land of Judah.—.
Land of the Hebrews.—.
Land of promise.—.
Land of Immanuel.—.
Pleasant land.—; .
Good land.—; .
Glorious land.—.
Palestine.—; ,.
Original inhabitants of, expelled for wickedness—; ; ; .
Promised to
Abraham.—; ; .
Isaac.—.
Jacob.—,; .
Given by covenant to Israel.—.
Extent of
As promised.—; ; .
As at first divided.—.
Under Solomon.—,; .
Twelve men sent to spy—.
Conquered by Joshua—:24.
Divided by lot—; .
Allotment of, specified—:51.
All inheritances in, inalienable—,.
A sabbath of rest appointed for—.
Obedience the condition of continuing in—; ; ,,.
Divided into
Twelve provinces by Solomon.—.
Two kingdoms in the time of Rehoboam.—,; ,.
Four provinces by the Romans.—.
Numerous population of, in Solomon's reign—; .
Extensive commerce of, in Solomon's reign—; .
Prosperity of, in Solomon's reign—.
Was the burial place of the patriarchs—; ,; .
A type of the rest that remains for saints—,,; .
Holy of Holies
Divided from the outward tabernacle by a vail—.
Was called the
Sanctuary.—; .
Holy sanctuary.—.
Holy place.—; ,.
Most holy place.—.
Holiest of all.—.
Oracle.—,,.
Contained
Ark of testimony.—; ,.
Mercy-seat.—.
Cherubim.—; .
Golden censer.—.
Pot of manna.—; .
Aaron's rod.—; .
A written copy of the divine law.—; .
God appeared in—; .
The high priest
Not to enter, at all times.—.
Alone to enter, once a year.—.
Entered, in ordinary priest's dress.—.
Entered, not without blood of atonement.—,; .
Offered incense in.—.
Made atonement for.—,,,.
The priests allowed to enter, and prepare the holy things for removal—.
Laid open to view at Christ's death—.
A type of heaven—; ,,.
Saints have boldness to enter the true—.
Homicide
Distinguished from murder—,; ,.
Justifiable, described as
Killing persons condemned by law.—; ; .
Killing a thief in the night.—.
Killing enemies in battle.—,.
Killing a manslayer by next of kin.—.
Unjustifiable, described as
Killing without enmity.—.
Killing without lying in wait.—; .
Killing by accident.—; .
The avenger of blood might slay those guilty of unjustifiable—,.
Protection afforded in the cities of refuge to those guilty of unjustified—,.
Confinement in the city of refuge the punishment for unjustifiable—,.
Honey
God the giver of—; .
Gathered and prepared by bees—Jdj 14:18.
Found in
Rocks.—; .
Woods.—,; .
Carcases of dead animals.—Jdj 14:8.
Sweetness of—Jdj 14:18.
In the honeycomb sweetest and most valuable—; .
Abounded in
Egypt.—.
Assyria.—.
Canaan.—; ; .
Esteemed a wholesome food—.
Moderation needful in the use of—,.
Loathed by those who are full—.
Was eaten
Plain.—,,.
With the honeycomb.—; .
With milk.—.
With butter.—,.
With locusts.—; .
Mixed with flour.—; .
Not to be offered with any sacrifice—.
First fruits of, offered to God—.
Often sent as a present—; .
Exported from Canaan—.
Illustrative of
The word of God.—; .
Wisdom.—,.
Holy speech of saints.—.
Pleasant words.—.
Lips of a strange woman.—.
R. A. Torrey, The New Topical Text Book (1897). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.