A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion And of History As Connected With Th
A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion And of History As Connected With Th
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He proclaims the impendmg destruction of the Assyrian empire ; (4) 2 Pet. I. 21. (5) Hob. I. 1. (G) Luke xvi. 31. (7) Luko xxiv. 27. (8) Laiah i. 1. (9) 2 Kiiifrs xx. 1. (1) On Uie subject of Hebrew poetry, and tlie discriminating exceUencies of of the several Hebrew i)oets, consult Bishop Lowth's admirable Prelections on. Hebrew Poetry, his preliminary discourse to his new Translation of Isaiah, cuid Archbibiiop Ncwcouic's TrantlaUou of tlie minor propiietii. THE OLD TESTAMENT. 107 the utter a...nd perpetual desolation of Babylon, and the subversion of the Philistines, Syrians, Egyptians, and other surrounding nations. And in his predictions concerning the Messiah, and the final glories of the Christian Church, he expati- ates with such accuracy, and such magnificence of description, that he has been emphatically denominated the evangelical prophet. His book is quoted, with high distinction, by Christ and the apostles. 2 Jeremiah was called to the prophetic ministry six hundred and twenty-eight years before the Christian era, in the thirteenth year of the reign of Josiah king of Judah ; and continued in the exercise of it during rather more than forty years, until the destruction of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar.
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He proclaims the impendmg destruction of the Assyrian empire ; (4) 2 Pet. I. 21. (5) Hob. I. 1. (G) Luke xvi. 31. (7) Luko xxiv. 27. (8) Laiah i. 1. (9) 2 Kiiifrs xx. 1. (1) On Uie subject of Hebrew poetry, and tlie discriminating exceUencies of of the several Hebrew i)oets, consult Bishop Lowth's admirable Prelections on. Hebrew Poetry, his preliminary discourse to his new Translation of Isaiah, cuid Archbibiiop Ncwcouic's TrantlaUou of tlie minor propiietii. THE OLD TESTAMENT. 107 the utter a...nd perpetual desolation of Babylon, and the subversion of the Philistines, Syrians, Egyptians, and other surrounding nations. And in his predictions concerning the Messiah, and the final glories of the Christian Church, he expati- ates with such accuracy, and such magnificence of description, that he has been emphatically denominated the evangelical prophet. His book is quoted, with high distinction, by Christ and the apostles. 2 Jeremiah was called to the prophetic ministry six hundred and twenty-eight years before the Christian era, in the thirteenth year of the reign of Josiah king of Judah ; and continued in the exercise of it during rather more than forty years, until the destruction of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar.
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