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… them from their servile state, that He might bring them to a good land—a land which in His providence had been prepared for them as a refuge from their enemies …

… refuge from their enemies. He would bring them to Himself and encircle them in His everlasting arms; and in return for His goodness and mercy they were to exalt …

… His return.

… people from the time when He should be taken from them, to His return in power and glory for their deliverance. From Olivet the Saviour beheld the storms about …

… thou return” ( Genesis 3:19 )—gave him possession of the dead. The power of the grave had never been broken, and all who were in the tomb he claimed as his captives …

… deliverance from Egypt, had been an evidence of the Lord's displeasure at their desire to return to the land of bondage. Now, however, the years of rejection …

… Israelites from their enemies. But when the deliverer was dead, and the people were released from his authority, they would gradually return to their idols …

… result from a departure from the statutes of Jehovah. Calling heaven and earth to witness, he declared that if, after having dwelt long in the Land of Promise …

… his return to England, Wycliffe received from the king the appointment to the rectory of Lutterworth. This was an assurance that the monarch at least had …

… and return him to his father. Having persuaded all to consent to this plan, Reuben left the company, fearing that he might fail to control his feelings, and that …