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Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature

John McClintock (ed.), James Strong (ed.)

New York, Harper & Brothers18911,127 pages

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@book{ed1891,
  title = {Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature},
  author = {John McClintock and James Strong},
  publisher = {New York, Harper & Brothers},
  year = {1891},
  url = {https://lectern.restorationcommons.org/d/mcclintock-strong/cyclopaedia-of-biblical-theological-10}
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Contents

  1. CYCLOPÆDIA ...p. 12
  2. (Wilkinson, Anc. Egypt. iv, 287...p. 28
  3. numerary preachers, their widows and orphans, were to ...p. 44
  4. 1 ...p. 71
  5. known, were recognised in the Church of the second...p. 92
  6. 1713 he was chosen proctor for the chapter of St. ...p. 103
  7. Ptolemy confines Syria within the same limits on the ...p. 108
  8. and that the divers religious sects really constituted | tiation ...p. 115
  9. xvii, 834; Ptolemy, iv, 3; ...p. 137
  10. of the lawgiver enters into ever-closer fellowship with ...p. 140
  11. III. Description. -The written authorities for the res- ...p. 141
  12. were taken (Rankin, Wars of the Mongols)...p. 172
  13. on the Sabbath day; work to be avoided; ...p. 188
  14. wasted away, from the feeling that it was impossible ...p. 204
  15. could that the "poor ignorant populace should not thus ...p. 236
  16. 59; Neh. vii, 61 [A. V. ...p. 252
  17. 9 ...p. 267
  18. +0908 ...p. 270
  19. reading Josephus's four gates in a southward order | ...p. 271
  20. Γ ...p. 284
  21. 1 ...p. 289
  22. did not regard Montanus as the Paraclete. He recog- ...p. 300
  23. Thebes" (Lectures on Ancient History, lect, ...p. 316
  24. and the action of a martyr cannot be prescriptive as ...p. 324
  25. dental bishops (Ep. 119). In the ...p. 332
  26. ciding the question as to whether this treatise is spuri- ...p. 348
  27. scribed by Nicetas Choniates (De Andron. Comneno, ...p. 364
  28. A. V. ...p. 375
  29. liberally endowed. See Eadie, Eccles. Cyclop. ...p. 380
  30. 2 ...p. 391
  31. Thebni), the sixth king of Israel, B.C. ...p. 412
  32. XX ...p. 418
  33. longed, had passed away when the Apocalypse was ...p. 428
  34. Scripture (Strom. ii, 23, 139)...p. 460
  35. Here follows the Borsippa inscription: ...p. 476
  36. 1. The history of the Old Test. presents us ...p. 496
  37. in my body. "To smite upon the jaw...p. 499
  38. Hence he was translated to the metropolitan church | starving ...p. 508
  39. strictly enforced by Trask was that of doing everything ...p. 540
  40. to establish a reform in his order and lead them ...p. 562
  41. acters. In 1834 a missionary station was established ...p. 588
  42. Rev. Cyrus Hamlin opened a school at Bebek, near ...p. 604
  43. by means of analogy or resemblance those facts in the ...p. 620
  44. 0800000000000000000000 ...p. 630
  45. U. ...p. 634
  46. script note on a copy of Bale, in 1557. ...p. 636
  47. felicity (1 Pet. i, 8), ...p. 652
  48. transferred his kingdom to duke Charles of Anjou. tortured...p. 684
  49. Isaiah (xxxii, 14), asserts that a ...p. 700
  50. Valentine, St., a Roman bishop (or presbyter...p. 709
  51. • VALERIAN ...p. 711
  52. tributed among the attendants. Then follows the reci- | ...p. 716
  53. ations past the only hereditary title known among us....p. 727
  54. 1. A ccidental variations, or errata, from various ...p. 732
  55. MAKÁPIO CẢNH PỒ coγκenopereneN ...p. 743
  56. enjoyed great privileges. They possessed, for instance, ...p. 778
  57. in other churches, to the rooms provided for lectures...p. 780
  58. uine penitence, including the individual faith which hopeless. ...p. 783
  59. the readiest means to obviate that loss. To secure ...p. 796
  60. value in the sight of God. When once this ...p. 828
  61. 28, venisset Jesus (it.). ...p. 844
  62. NI, EODNE ...p. 845
  63. W. ...p. 852
  64. the wind, and the heart of man ...p. 870
  65. afterwards educated in Franklin College, where he grad- | ...p. 876
  66. the ...p. 880
  67. and in 1856 entered the Philadelphia Conference. Af-...p. 884
  68. cause, for fear of losing his hay, he ...p. 908
  69. 麻 ...p. 913