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… . Once the compassionate, God-fearing guardian of the people, he became oppressive and despotic. Tax after tax was levied upon the people, that means might be …

… perfect gift. The people forgot that the hills and valleys, the streams and fountains, were in the hand of the living God, that He controlled the sun, the clouds …

… more perfect order among the people.

… the house of God was desecrated by the feet of the children and the shouts of rejoicing. Finding that their words made no impression on the people, the rulers …

… , as the author describes elsewhere: “The sins of the people were transferred in figure to the officiating priest, who was a mediator for the people. The priest …

… all the years of their captivity, through all the ages since they were dispersed among the nations, they have remained a distinct people. So the people of God …

… and perfect sense than ever before they had “found Him, of whom Moses in the law, and the prophets, did write.” The uncertainty, the anguish, the despair, gave place …