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...a figurative ftyle is fo proper to that end, that we fcarcely conceive how it could be accomplilhed by any other. For thus the expreffion conforms, at...we may fee from the prophecies, which immediately refpeel the reftoration of the Jews from their ancient captivities, and, ultimately, their final triumphant...

...a figurative ftyle is fo proper to that end, that we fcarcely conceive how it could be accomplilhcd by any other. For thus the expreffion conforms, at...we may fee from the prophecies, which immediately refpefl the refloration of the Jews from their ancient captivities, and, ultimately, their final triumphant...

...preceding and lefs important tranfa&ions, while the language happily conforms itfelf to both events. " It is, as it were, a robe of ftate for the one, "*'...only the ordinary accuftomed drefs of *' the other'." Making allowance for a mixture of hyperbole, it may be accommodated to the nearer event ; in its plain...

...preceding and lefs important tranfa&ions, while the language happily conforms itfelf to both events. " It is, as it were, a robe of ftate for the one» " and only the ordinary accuftomed drefs of " the other1." Making allowance for a mixture of hyperbole, it may be accommodated to the nearer event ;...

...important transactions are made to adumbrate future, and more illustrious events. " It at " once conforms to the type, and antitype; it is, as it " were, a robe of state for the one, and only the ordinary " accustomed dress of the other : as we may see from " the...

...that end, that we scarcely conceive how it could be accomplished by any other. For thus the expression conforms, at once, to the type, and antitype : it is, as it were, a robe of state, for the one ; and only, the ordinary, accustomed dress of the other: as •\ve may see from...

...that end, that we scarcely conceive how it could be accomplished by any other. For thus the expression conforms, at once, to the type, and antitype : it is, as it were, a robe of state, for the one; and only, the ordinary, accustomed dress of the other: as we may see from the prophecies,...

...that end, that we scarcely conceive how it could be accomplished by any other. For thus the expression conforms, at once, to the type, and antitype : it is, as it were, a robe of state, for the one; and only, the ordinary, accustomed dress of the other: as we may see from the prophecies,...