The Book of LukeChapter 5Verses:5:1 Matthew 4:18 ; Mr 1:16.5:6Their net brake - Began to tear.5:8Depart from me, for I am a sinful man - And therefor...
When you are entered (eiselqontwn umwn). Genitive absolute. Meet you (sunanthsei umin). An old verb sunantaw (from sun, with, and antaw, to face, ant...
The Book of LukeChapter 9Verses:9:1 Matthew 10:1 ; Mr 6:7.9:4There abide and thence depart - That is, stay in that house till ye leave the city.9:7It...
But their minds were hardened (alla epwrwqh ta nohmata autwn). Their thoughts (nohmata) literally. Pwrow (first aorist passive indicative here) is la...
Arioch [N] [H] [S]lion-like, venerable. A king of Ellasar who was confederate with Chedorlamer ( Genesis 14:1 Genesis 14:9 ). The tablets recently d...
\ John Avery was a puritan minister of great piety, but . driven from his native country by the persecution of i Archbishop Laud; when, in the year 1...
GUEST-CHAMBER gest'-cham-ber: The translation of (1) (lishkah) (1?Samuel 9:22, the King James Version parlor), and (2) (kataluma) (Mark 14:14 paral...
Bat. [N] [E]( Leviticus 11:19 ; 14:18 ) Many travellers have noticed the immense numbers of bats that are found in caverns in the East, and Mr. Lay...
Thomas Patient was some time an independent minister in New England, where he embraced the sentiments of the baptists. This was probably the reason w...
Looked one on another (eblepon ei allhlou). Inchoative imperfect of blepw, began to glance at one another in bewilderment (doubting, aporoumenoi, pre...
That justify yourselves (oi dikaiounte eautou). They were past-masters at that and were doing it now by upturned noses. An abomination in the sight o...
Fell down (prosepesen). Second aorist active of prospiptw, to fall forward, towards, prostrate before one as here. Common verb. Mark 5:6 has prosek...
Overview - Exodus 14 1?God instructs the Israelites in their journey. 5?Pharaoh pursues after them. 10?The Israelites murmur. 13?Moses comforts them....
Overview - Isaiah 40 1?The promulgation of the Gospel. 3?The preaching of John Baptist. 9?The preaching of the apostles. 12?The prophet, by the omni...
Overview - Ezra 4 1?The adversaries, being not accepted in the building of the temple with the Jews, endeavour to hinder it. 7?Their letter to Artaxe...
Overview - Matthew 15 1?Christ reproves the Scribes and Pharisees for transgressing God's commandments through their own traditions; 10?teaches how th...
Overview - Judges 14 1?Samson desires a wife of the Philistines. 6?In his journey he kills a lion. 8?In a second journey he finds honey in the carca...
? Stephen Egerton, A. M.?-This excellent divine was incorporated in both universities, and alterwards for many years the learned, zealous, and faithfu...
Overview - Romans 5 1?Being justified by faith, we have peace with God; 2?and joy in our hope; 8?that since we were reconciled by his blood, when we...
Thomas Cawton, A. M.?This excellent divine was bor n at Rainham in Norfolk, in the year 160j, and educated in Queen's college, Cambridge. He was desir...