The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 63
... LORD , faying : " Let me fing to the LORD ! for gloriously hath he tri- umphed the horte , with his rider , he hath thrown into the fea . " The LORD is my ftrength , and the subject of my laud ; for to me he hath proved a Saviour . " He ...
... LORD , faying : " Let me fing to the LORD ! for gloriously hath he tri- umphed the horte , with his rider , he hath thrown into the fea . " The LORD is my ftrength , and the subject of my laud ; for to me he hath proved a Saviour . " He ...
Page 66
... Lord is a man of war . Dr. G. here has very judiciously rejected the Hebraifm , and very properly translated , Mighty in battle is the Lord . ' Though in verfe 26 , he has fallen into the fame error that he has here corrected ; and this ...
... Lord is a man of war . Dr. G. here has very judiciously rejected the Hebraifm , and very properly translated , Mighty in battle is the Lord . ' Though in verfe 26 , he has fallen into the fame error that he has here corrected ; and this ...
Page 468
... Lord's Prayer , in which an Allufion to the principal Circumstances of our Lord's Tempta- tion is attempted to be fhewn . By Michael Lort , D. D. F. R. and A. S. S. 8vo . pp . 32. IS . White . 1790 . Dr. Lort conceives that this ...
... Lord's Prayer , in which an Allufion to the principal Circumstances of our Lord's Tempta- tion is attempted to be fhewn . By Michael Lort , D. D. F. R. and A. S. S. 8vo . pp . 32. IS . White . 1790 . Dr. Lort conceives that this ...
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