The Biblical Museum a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollec
The Biblical Museum a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollec
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(22) fourteen, i. E. Rachel's two sons and their j 41. I'ch!^viii. V "In honest truth, a nan 10 given to a man is no bet- ter than a skin given to hiin ; what is not na- tively his ov\n falls off, and ( ?fv(iitive).
children. \c Nu. Xxvi. Ssw What is in a name ? — An answer to this question depends upon ^}. '^^- ^}}: ^^' the name which you mean. A name is generally the synonym i^^ cj^^'^jj)' 5 of a thing-, a place, or a person ; or, in otiier words, to make mention by name of a certain thing", ...or place, or person, is to call up before the mind all those things which we know to belong to each respectively. Hence, when you utter the name of some things, tiiat name includes the characteristics of those things, so fax as known by those that hear the name. You eay, " A moss rose. " In that name is contained, in my mind, all that I remem- ber of the thing itself, its fragrance, beauty, &c. Give me tJie thSg/'-ZancZ°^ name of some places, and I see in that name the size, locality, <. present="" population="">
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