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1 I, II | slew his brother. He had a son called Enoch, by whom a
2 I, II | was descended. He had a son called Mathusalam, and he,
3 I, II | the death of his younger son, begat another son called
4 I, II | younger son, begat another son called Seth, when he was
5 I, II | been translated by God. His son was called Mathusalam who
6 I, IV | his father's curse. His son, Chas by name, begat the
7 I, V | taking with him Lot, the son of his brother, he came
8 I, VI | had by a maid-servant a son called Ishmael. Moreover,
9 I, VI | that they should have a son Isaac, the Lord having come
10 I, VII | a hundred years old, his son Isaac was born. Then Sara
11 I, VII | by whom Abraham had had a son; and she is said to have
12 I, VII | the desert along with her son, and defended by the help
13 I, VII | Abraham, and required that his son Isaac should be sacrificed
14 I, VII | Abraham, seeing that his son Isaac was now of youthful12
15 I, VII | of Bathuel, the Syrian, son of Nachor; and having seen
16 I, VII | possessions to Isaac, the son of Sara, while, at the same
17 I, VIII | made ready to bless his son Esau, Jacob through the
18 I, VIII | hospitality as the acknowledged son of his sister.~
19 I, X | ruler of that town. His son Sychem defiled Dinah, the
20 I, XI | this same time, Judah, the son of Jacob, took in marriage
21 I, XII | tenderly welcomed by his son. That took place in the
22 I, XIII | be brought up as her own son, giving the boy the name
23 I, XXII | the hands of Joshua the son of Nun, for Moses had appointed
24 I, XXVI | the death of Gideon, his son Abimelech, whose mother
25 I, XXVII | for that she should bear a son who would be the restorer
26 I, XXXIII | except Saul and Jonathan his son, is said to have possessed
27 I, XXXIII | followed, he ordered his son to be put to death. But
28 I, XXXV | servants and Jonathan his son, to prepare snares against
29 I, XXXV | being taken to task by his son, suppressed the cruel order
30 I, XXXV | addressed David as king and son. He was so much changed
31 I, XXXVII | and made Isbaal. king, the son of King Saul. Various battles
32 I, XXXVII | that was reserved for his son. He then conquered the Philistines
33 I, XXXVIII | he lost in a few days the son who was born from the clandestine
34 I, XXXVIII | and family. At last his son Absalom lifted impious arms
35 I, XXXVIII | wished even his parricidal son to be forgiven. This war
36 I, XL | would be taken from his son, and given to a servant.
37 I, XLI | of his reign, Roboam his son having succeeded to the
38 I, XLII | XLII.~In his room Abiud his son held the kingdom at Jerusalem
39 I, XLII | reigned three years. Asab his son succeeded him, being the
40 I, XLII | which was then held by his son, and often, after conquering
41 I, XLII | and left his throne to his son Nabath. He, from his wicked
42 I, XLII | his successor Baasa, the son of Achia, and he proved
43 I, XLII | power passed to Ela his son, but was not retained more
44 I, XLII | death of Asab, Josaphat his son began to reign over part
45 I, XLII(69) | hardly ever transmitted to son or grandson.~
46 I, XLIII | of his reign, Ahab, the son of Ambri, was king of the
47 I, XLIII(70) | text speaks of only one son.~
48 I, XLIII | restored to life the dead son of the same widow. Then,
49 I, XLIV | left the kingdom to his son Ochozia.~
50 I, XLV | king having died, Joram his son possessed the kingdom for
51 I, XLV | After him, Ochozias his son obtained the kingdom. During
52 I, XLV | from my pen. By him the son of a widow was restored
53 I, XLVI | He was succeeded by his son Amassia. But, on the side
54 I, XLVI | having died, Joachas his son began to reign, displeasing
55 I, XLVI | left the kingdom to his son Joa. He raised civil war
56 I, XLVI | year of the reign of Ozia, son of Amassia. By this mode
57 I, XLVII | XLVII.~Ozias, then, the son of Amassia, succeeded to
58 I, XLVII | had given place to his son Jeroboa, and after him,
59 I, XLVII | and after him, again, his son Zacharias began to reign.
60 I, XLVII | was given to Joathas his son; and he is related to have
61 I, XLVII | reigned sixteen years, and his son Achaz succeeded him.~
62 I, XLVIII | rounded of old by Assure, the son of Sere, was the capital
63 I, XLIX | Sella, and left it to his son Pache. But a certain person
64 I, L | him succeeded Ezekias his son, a man very unlike his father
65 I, LI | left the kingdom to his son Manasse. He, degenerating
66 I, LI | fifty-five years. Then Amos his son obtained the kingdom, but
67 I, LII | government then passed to his son Josia. He is related to
68 I, LIII | Chapter LIII.~Joachas, his son, having then obtained the
69 I, LIII | brother of Joacha, and the son of Josia, but liker his
70 I, LIII | had given place to his son of the same name, and he
71 II, V | acknowledged to be the5 Son of God. Then the king having
72 II, V(5) | confessed that he had seen a son of God."~
73 II, VI | the kingdom fell to his son, whom I find called Euilmarodac
74 II, IX | To Cyrus succeeded his son Cambyses, and reigned eight
75 II, IX | the leader was Darius, the son of Hystaspes, who was a
76 II, XIV | that it was Cambyses, the son of Cyrus, on this ground
77 II, XVI | illness. After him, Arses his son held the government for
78 II, XVIII | under king Seleucus, the son of Antiochus the great,
79 II, IX | him came Antiochus, his son, with a reign of twenty-one
80 II, IX | Then came Antiochus, the son of Antiochus, who was surnamed
81 II, IX | fifteen years. After him, his son Seleucus, surnamed Callinicus,
82 II, IX | years. Another Seleucus, the son of Callinicus, reigned three
83 II, IX | having died; his younger son Seleucus obtained the kingdom,
84 II, IX | as hostage Demetrius, the son of Seleucus, who was at
85 II, XX | that time, Matthathias, the son of John, was high-priest.
86 II, XXI | appointed in his own place his son Judah, as general of the
87 II, XXII | left the kingdom to his son Antiochus, to whom the name
88 II, XXIII | treachery. For Demetrius, the son of Seleucus, who, we have
89 II, XXIII | power, having slain the son of Antiochus, who had reigned
90 II, XXIV | himself out as being the son of Antiochus (which was
91 II, XXIV | circumstances, Demetrius, the son of Demetrius, who, after
92 II, XXVI | He was succeeded by his son John. And he, on the ground
93 II, XXVI | died. Then Alexander, his son, who was both king and high-priest,
94 II, XXVII | Herod, a foreigner, the son of Antipater of Askelon,
95 II, XXX | upon his head. He made his son Titus, Caesar; and assigned
96 II, XXXI | interval, Domitian, the son of Vespasian, persecuted
97 II, XXXII | began under Aurelius, the son of Antoninus. And then,
98 II, XXXIII | who reigned along with her son as Augusta), having a strong
99 II, XXXV | Father had begotten his Son for the purpose of creating
100 II, XXXV | there was a time when the Son had no existence. To meet
101 II, XXXVI(39) | the Great, instead of his son Constantine II. The curious
102 II, XXXVII(41)| taught that the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost were all
103 II, XLII(51) | believed that the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit were
104 II, XLIII | object of this was that the Son might not be believed to
105 II, XLIII | faith acknowledged that the Son was like the Father. But
106 II, XLIV | was condemned, while the Son of God also was52 pronounced
107 II, XLIV(52) | and reads thus: "but the Son of God is not pronounced
108 II, XLIV | a secret guile) that the Son of God was not a creature
109 II, XLIV | these words, in which the Son was denied to be like the
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