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 1     I,  19      |       wished to enter the holy land, he raised on Mount Galeed 4358
 2     I,  19      |        Mesopotamia died in the land of the Gospel.~
 3     I,  21      |      and brought them into the land of promise. As soon as this
 4     I,  21      |   which had ever flowed in the land, dried up and stood in one
 5     I,  21      |       ate the food of the Holy Land. Joshua went forth, and
 6     I,  21      |      previously reigned in the land of promise, and opposed
 7     I,  22      |    spot in the division of the land of Judah, and died, not
 8     I,  22(4384)|        the fairest spot in the land of Judah.”~
 9     I,  22      |    that they might possess the land.” And “Israel served the
10     I,  22      |         moreover, only saw the land of promise; he could not
11     I,  22      |       and 4388 “he died in the land of Moab, and the Lord buried
12     I,  22      |       him in the valley in the land of Moab over against Beth-peor:
13     I,  22      |     the two: Moses died in the land of Moab, Joshua in the land
14     I,  22      |    land of Moab, Joshua in the land of Judæa. The former was
15     I,  25      |     Daniel and Job in a sinful land could not free their sons
16     I,  25      |       and such men in a sinful land, they shall not be able
17     I,  28      |    says, “to dwell in a desert land, than with a contentious
18     I,  30      |     the turtle is heard in our land.” The turtle, the chastest
19    II,  4       |  strife, and did not enter the land of promise. For the blessed
20    II,  8       | gratification of the appetite, land and sea are ransacked, and
21    II,  9(4754) |        Academia was a piece of land on the Cephisus about three-quarters
22    II,  9(4754) |      etc. Plato had a piece of land in the neighbourhood; here
23    II,  15      |        and on their way to the land of promise, the land flowing
24    II,  15      |       the land of promise, the land flowing with milk and honey,
25    II,  15      |        hand of the Lord in the land of Egypt, when we sat by
26    II,  15      |      food. And all they of the land took food. And so binding
27    II,  18      |   debtors, and he who had sold land returned to the inheritance
28    II,  22      |      that two only entered the land of promise, is taught by
29    II,  34      |       The whole account of the land of Judah and of the tribes
30    II,  34      |     historical division of the land as related by the one finds
31    II,  34      |      receive no portion in the land, but have the Lord for their
32    II,  35      |       now we have just sighted land: the foaming billows have