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… were oppressed of the devil,” binding up the brokenhearted, setting at liberty them that were bound, restoring sight to the blind, causing the lame to walk and …

… and oppressed His people will meet the just recompense of their deeds; when every act of cruelty or injustice toward God's faithful ones will be punished …

… by oppression. They were destitute of the Scriptures; and having a religion of mere signs and ceremonies, which conveyed no light to the mind, they were returning …

… suffer oppression from Rome. The 1260 years of papal supremacy began in A.D. 538, and would therefore terminate in 1798. (See Appendix note for page 54.) At that …

… their oppression. The only god they knew was the god of Rome; her teaching was their only religion. They regarded her greed and cruelty as the legitimate fruit …

… the oppressed, and it increased and prospered until its foundation principles—civil and religious liberty—became the cornerstones of the American Republic …

… and oppress.

… and oppression. An occasion soon arose for him to avail himself of this alliance.

… no oppression on the part of parents and no disobedience on the part of children. God's law had appointed to each his duties, and only in obedience to it could …

… the oppressed condition of his people, he recounted the dealings of God with his fathers and the promises that were the heritage of the chosen nation, and …