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Page 49
That they are to be regarded as equivalent to “ hornet , ' is not so clear as some
have thought . They seem rather to include natural agencies of any sort , which
would fall as a scourge on the people to be expelled from the land . One such ...
That they are to be regarded as equivalent to “ hornet , ' is not so clear as some
have thought . They seem rather to include natural agencies of any sort , which
would fall as a scourge on the people to be expelled from the land . One such ...
Page 183
Of these general terms the first alone ( dever ) may be properly regarded as
pointing to a form of contagious disease , in most respects similar to the modern
plague . It is taken here in this sense , and the forms of disease mentioned in
verse 22 ...
Of these general terms the first alone ( dever ) may be properly regarded as
pointing to a form of contagious disease , in most respects similar to the modern
plague . It is taken here in this sense , and the forms of disease mentioned in
verse 22 ...
Page 483
143 . which may chiefly be regarded as a European bird , is also to be met with in
the north of Africa , in some parts of Asia Minor , and in Persia . This is the griffon
or tawny vulture , which has already been noticed under Lev . xi . 14 - which ...
143 . which may chiefly be regarded as a European bird , is also to be met with in
the north of Africa , in some parts of Asia Minor , and in Persia . This is the griffon
or tawny vulture , which has already been noticed under Lev . xi . 14 - which ...
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| Title | Biblical Natural Science: Being the Explanation of All References in Holy Scripture to Geology, Botany, Zoology, and Physical Geography, Volume 2 Biblical Natural Science: Being the Explanation of All References in Holy Scripture to Geology, Botany, Zoology, and Physical Geography, John Duns |
| Author | John Duns |
| Publisher | William MacKenzie, 1869 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 13 Apr 2016 |
| Length | 624 pages |
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