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 1  II,  82      |    others by show.~Therefore our kings seek out no disguises. They
 2  II,  139     |    happiness in the condition of kings that men try incessantly
 3  II,  141     |          is the pleasure even of kings.~
 4  II,  142     |          and near the persons of kings there never fail to be a
 5  II,  142     |         no blank in it. In fact, kings are surrounded with persons
 6  II,  142     |         not talking of Christian kings as Christians, but only
 7  II,  142     |          Christians, but only as kings.~
 8   V,  299     |        them. Hence it comes that kings, who have power of a different
 9   V,  308     |         308. The habit of seeing kings accompanied by guards, drums,
10   V,  330     |                330. The power of kings is founded on the reason
11   V,  331     |         spoke, thought they were kings and emperors. They entered
12  VI,  355     |   eloquence wearies.~Princes and kings sometimes play. They are
13 VII,  460     |          carnal are the rich and kings; they have the body as their
14 VIII,  587    |  witnesses, martyrs, established kings as David, and Isaiah, a
15  IX,  610     |           Micah, admirably, 6; 1 Kings 15:22; Hosea 6:6.~That the
16  IX,  619     |      endeavours of many powerful kings who have a hundred times
17  IX,  632     |        about this restoration. 2 Kings 17:27.~
18  IX,  638     |          the prophets; and their kings continued. But the second
19  IX,  638     |        without prophets, without kings, without consolation, without
20   X,  669     |          land; that He gave them kings and a well-built temple,
21   X,  670     |     called to subdue nations and kings, have been the slaves of
22   X,  674     |        the sea, by the defeat of kings, by the manna, by the whole
23  XI,  710     |        family of Judah, that the kings, who would one day rule
24  XI,  713     |          Prophecies fulfilled.—I Kings 13:2. I Kings 22:16. Joshua
25  XI,  713     |       fulfilled.—I Kings 13:2. I Kings 22:16. Joshua 6:26. I Kings
26  XI,  713     |      Kings 22:16. Joshua 6:26. I Kings 16:34. Deut. 23.~Malachi
27  XI,  721     |          who art the greatest of kings, and to whom God hath given
28  XI,  721     |         Now in the days of these kings shall God set up a kingdom,
29  XI,  721     |      whom this still is), "three kings in Persia," (Cambyses, Smerdis,
30  XI,  723     |         were destroyed. The very kings made submission to the cross.
31  XI,  725     |   servant of rulers, Princes and kings shall worship thee, because
32  XI,  725     |         and in their bosoms. And kings shall be their nursing fathers,
33  XI,  726     |         right hand. Ps. 110.~The kings will arm themselves against
34  XI,  726     | victorious over His enemies.~The kings of the earth and all nations
35  XI,  726     |        They will wander, without kings, etc. (Hosea 3), without
36 XII,  736     |         people without idols and kings, this synagogue which was
37 XII,  772(159)|                  Ps. 71:11. "All kings shall fall down before him." ~
38 XII,  782     |        lust; but, above all, the kings of the earth, as had been
39 XII,  782     |       the learned, the wise, the kings. The first write; the second
40 XII,  782     |        powers, subdue even these kings, these learned men and these
41 XII,  792     |       clever men is invisible to kings, to the rich, to chiefs,
42 XIII,  826    |        succoured.—II Macc. 15.~I Kings 17. The widow to Elijah,
43 XIII,  826    |      that thy words are true."~I Kings 18. Elijah with the prophets
44 XIV,  869     |          her with this power, as kings their parliaments. But if
45 XIV,  876     |                             877. Kings dispose of their own power;
46 XIV,  921     |      birds...~It is important to kings and princes to be considered