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… on them, and overcame them, and prevailed against them, so that they fled out of that house naked and wounded.”

… brought them down to the advent of Jesus, his crucifixion, his resurrection and ascension, and showed them that the Lord dwelt not in temples made with hands …

… upon them, and in terrible judgments were they visited. The curse of God followed them, and they were a by-word and a derision to the heathen and to Christians …

… with them. He had established them in the church, to remain until the return of her absent Lord. This was done because the church needed them. Did the primitive …

… from them. They had oppressed them, and bound them down under heavy burdens, until God interposed in their behalf. And as they were to go from their oppressors …

… under them. And when the unjust requirement was given them, to make them gather for their brick the scattered straw and stubble found in the fields, the people …

… swallowed them. Thou in thy mercy hast led forth the people which thou hast redeemed; thou hast guided them in thy strength unto thy holy habitation. The people …

… filled them with fear, which wrought in them repentance for their past transgressions. They loved and reverenced God, and had been purifying themselves …

… from them. They lost in a great measure their peculiar, holy character, by mingling with the nations around them. To punish them, the Lord brought a famine upon …

… to them. Their depraved appetites controlled them, and God gave them flesh-meats, as they desired, and let them suffer the results of gratifying their lustful …