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Hag. ii. 6. Yet once, Heb. xii. 26. Zech. vi. 13. Between both, John viii. 17.
ix. 9. Thy King, Matt. ii. 5, 2 Thess. ii. 3.
xi. 12. Thirty pieces of silver, Matt, xxvii. 9.
xii. 10. They shall see, John xix. 37.
xiii. 7. The Shepherd smitten, Matt, xx vi. 31.
xiv. 4. The Mount of Olives, Matt. xxiv. 15.
xiv. 8. Living water, John vii. 38.
Mai. i. 2. I have loved Jacob, Rom. ix. i3.
iii. 1. Behold I send, Matt. xi. 10.
iv. 5. Elias, Matt. xi. 14.
The last verse being an anathema, Matt. iii. 12, Luke i. 63. Wisdom vii. 25. Brightness, Heb. i. 3. Sir. xxxv. 22 (18). He will not be slack, 2 Pet. iii. 9. xlviii. 11. Elias, Luke i. 17.
2 Macc. vi. 19, etc. The drum, Heb. xi. 35.
41 Esdras i. 30. As a hen, Matt, xxiii. 37.
*** Yerv many other passages will occur to the attentive reader, who will easily discover even the paragraphs usually handled on Lord’s days and on festi- vals : for example, 1 Advent, Matt. xxi. 1, Rom. xiii. 12 [which, since they have been subjoined both to the Edition of the Greek New Testament and to the German Version of the New Testament, will be so much the less required in this place. F or the Text should be in every one’s hands, who rightly uses any exe- gesis, whatever it may be].
N.B. — The Abbreviation diff. signifies the difference or distinction of meaning between words usually, though not always, considered synonymous.
Heb. xi. 23,
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