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 1 Intro |             the Bible School of The Life of Faith. That they should
 2 Intro |            Stevenson, Editor of The Life of Faith. Let this book
 3 1,8   |           resigned them­selves to a life of suffering, and sometimes
 4 1,8   |           bearing of sickness … His life is taken away from the earth,
 5 3,3   |           merely the creator of all life but its lord, and “He loveth
 6 4,2   |         Amos, who lived the arduous life of a shepherd (cf. Gen.
 7 4,3   |            for under God this was a life that could teach a true
 8 4,3   | reformations in religious and civil life which might result in increasing
 9 4,4   |           the ordinary decencies of life. Here come the crimes of
10 4,5   |         first made, and the settled life of the land of Canaan.~ ~
11 5,4   |             she returned to her old life.~ 2. An immoral woman could
12 5,7   |              Even as in Hosea’s own life love triumphed over sin
13 6,6   |          corres­ponding morality of life only angers God, and is
14 6,8   |           in the earth; from it new life can spring (cf. 11:1).~
15 6,8   |      central place in the religious life of the Hebrew people. Every
16 6,9   |            after death will come to life, in order to head the Kingdom
17 6,9   |            wilt shew me the path of life: in Thy presence is fulness
18 11,2  |          tendency for the prophet’s life to be­come part of his message,
19 11,2  |             the end of his work his life to a large extent became
20 11,2  |             grasped that Jeremiah’s life is in itself a revelation
21 11,2  |         revelation of God, both his life and his spoken message have
22 11,4  |            importance of Jeremiah’s life makes it ad­visable to use
23 11,6  |           by family and nation, his life in danger, excluded from
24 13,2  |                     Ezekiel’s Early Life. ~ If our interpretation
25 13,2  |        forward. His whole course of life was rudely interrupted when,
26 13,2  |        seemed to the young man that life had lost all meaning. We
27 13,2  |             the smallest details of life and organization the will
28 13,3  |           with the daily details of life (cf. ISam. 9:6; IKings 14:
29 15,5  |            position and perhaps his life. To hide the disappoint­
30 17,7  |           last recorded date in his life is two years later (10:1),
31 17,3  |            historical events in the life of the Hebrew nation and
32 18,5  |            the priestly guidance of life that has come to an end
33 18,9  |         There is no aspect of human life, once it has been brought
34 18,9  |           unavoidable part of human life. Even in the new covenant
35 18,0  |             that a man lay down his life for his friends. Here the