The Jews And the Mosaic Law
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23, and Numb. Chap, xxxvi. V. 9, ) though he must have known, that a man so regardless of all moral and religious duties, who moreover was in a measure governed by a wife even more than himself addicted to all sinful passions and desires, would not stop at any thing to obtain that which he desired. — In short, Naboth was killed, as we are in- formed in 1 Kings, chap. Xxi. ; and when Achab went to take pos- session of the land acquired in so illegal a manner, he was met by Elijah, who then commu...nicated to him the downfal and utter de- struction of his house. — Let the reader notice that it was Elijah, who carried this message to the king, before whom he was flying, and we thus have the strongest and clearest possible evidence, that Elijah was one of those prophets like Moses, whom God had promised to raise up unto Israel, (Deut. Chap, xviii. V. 18, ) who were to be fearless of consequences and only intent upon executing the will of Heaven ; and this was also clearly exemplified by the perilous reply of the prophet Amos, to the idolatrous priest Amaziah, as he boldly declared his intention of not complying with the command of the latter, although his life was thereby put in jeopardy.
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23, and Numb. Chap, xxxvi. V. 9, ) though he must have known, that a man so regardless of all moral and religious duties, who moreover was in a measure governed by a wife even more than himself addicted to all sinful passions and desires, would not stop at any thing to obtain that which he desired. — In short, Naboth was killed, as we are in- formed in 1 Kings, chap. Xxi. ; and when Achab went to take pos- session of the land acquired in so illegal a manner, he was met by Elijah, who then commu...nicated to him the downfal and utter de- struction of his house. — Let the reader notice that it was Elijah, who carried this message to the king, before whom he was flying, and we thus have the strongest and clearest possible evidence, that Elijah was one of those prophets like Moses, whom God had promised to raise up unto Israel, (Deut. Chap, xviii. V. 18, ) who were to be fearless of consequences and only intent upon executing the will of Heaven ; and this was also clearly exemplified by the perilous reply of the prophet Amos, to the idolatrous priest Amaziah, as he boldly declared his intention of not complying with the command of the latter, although his life was thereby put in jeopardy.
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