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Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature

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

New York, Harper & Brothers1891943 pages

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  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-2}
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Contents

  1. CYCLOPÆDIA ...p. 14
  2. 111. ...p. 16
  3. a spider's web" (Kalisch on Exod. xxx...p. 30
  4. unless it had spoken of a set and determinate number ...p. 46
  5. king, to give him his daughter in marriage; ...p. 62
  6. EAST. FIRST DIVISION-CAMP OF JUDAH: 186,400...p. 69
  7. ΑΓΑΜΕΝ Βλητίζω ...p. 73
  8. onies in Africa (Kenrick, Phœnicia, p. ...p. 76
  9. who were dwelling in the land of the south when ...p. 78
  10. common education (Junil. De part. leg. ...p. 94
  11. iii, 3. ...p. 96
  12. warmth [see MARRIAGE], the union of Jehovah ...p. 109
  13. (Lugd. 1606, 4to); James, ...p. 110
  14. CAPTIVITY ...p. 122
  15. was founded in 1858 by Viscount Fielding. The vica- ...p. 128
  16. 1. Commercial Cararans. The earliest of these on | ...p. 130
  17. and great loveliness of disposition. As a minister he ...p. 142
  18. In Christian and ecclesiastical times Carthage was the metropo- ...p. 146
  19. brought the office of such casuistry to an end. ...p. 157
  20. paintings: one clearly a cat; the other, ...p. 158
  21. the superseding of the existing ministries, but for the ...p. 174
  22. the special points demanded is the abolition of celi- ...p. 190
  23. The addition by confession during the year 1865 was sion...p. 206
  24. R. Araxes-Arras ...p. 211
  25. matter was first created. Some have even declared ...p. 222
  26. 1 ...p. 228
  27. E. ...p. 248
  28. not like his boughs, nor any tree in the ...p. 254
  29. dently not far N. W. of Jerusalem, possibly at ...p. 256
  30. AAA ...p. 262
  31. Chob'aï (Χωβαΐ), which occurs in Judith xv...p. 270
  32. Europe, in which the Roman Church is recognised as ...p. 286
  33. In 1 Chron. i, 9, we have ...p. 302
  34. are males except one, who probably married a cousin...p. 315
  35. 6. Births of John (the Baptist) and of ...p. 328
  36. banius with the depth of his warm Christian heart, ...p. 334
  37. APSIS, OR CONCHA BEMATIS. ...p. 349
  38. was called κρήνη, φιάλη, φρέαρ, κολυμβεῖον, ...p. 350
  39. 1 ...p. 351
  40. tensity there is in the words "buried with him...p. 366
  41. xxii, 26; 2 Chron. xviii, 25...p. 373
  42. torian treatises. He now went through a diligent ...p. 380
  43. WILN ƏLI ədpx ...p. 402
  44. COCHIN-CHINA ...p. 410
  45. COLLECTS FOR ...p. 423
  46. 33, 35: Jehoiachin, xxiv, 13)...p. 450
  47. HLLLLLL ...p. 521
  48. VOINVSJIA ...p. 522
  49. animals, or angels richly carved in the hollow, ...p. 534
  50. markable circumstance. Moses directed that the peo- ...p. 543
  51. als. This being the case, we may be ...p. 546
  52. Magha Puuilonga Fit ...p. 574
  53. JIYUDIA ZAM. ...p. 589
  54. ing to take one kind for long together, and ...p. 618
  55. DOMINO ...p. 636
  56. YRENAY ...p. 637
  57. Oxon.) affirms that "dæmoniacs do not use ...p. 650
  58. A B Sederdch Ashrahyoh ...p. 657
  59. although both sexes seem to have frequently borne a ...p. 669
  60. HARMONY OF DANIEL'S PROPHECIES OF THE ...p. 673
  61. FOUR GREAT ORIENTAL KINGDOMS. ...p. 674
  62. the Egyptian provinces, and, with the assistance of ...p. 675
  63. FOUR GREAT ORIENTAL KINGDOMS.-(Continued.) ...p. 676
  64. were spent at Ravenna, where prince Guido Novello | ...p. 682
  65. س الحد ...p. 685
  66. Havernick, Handb. der Einleit. in das A. ...p. 688
  67. 1 ...p. 704
  68. SBSSODE CIOT ...p. 731
  69. The law forbidding the ordination of such persons was ...p. 734
  70. Bermaer mandanadir ...p. 755
  71. ster. At first its proceedings included loyal addresses ion...p. 757
  72. VOMO NΟΙΑ ...p. 793
  73. graveolens, or, as it is otherwise called, ...p. 811
  74. OCLETIANVS ...p. 814
  75. DIOGNETUS, THE EPISTLE TO 807 DIOGNETUS, THE EPISTLE ...p. 816
  76. (Proleg. p. xci), Werner (...p. 817
  77. SHEM. ...p. 833
  78. 1 ...p. 855
  79. ΑΝΟΙΓΩΣΙΝΟΙΟΦΟ ...p. 914