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Title: A commentary, critical, experimental, and practical, on the Old and New Testaments
Year: 1866 (1860s)
Authors: Jamieson, Robert, 1802-1880 Fausset, Andrew Robert, 1821-1910 Brown, David, 1803-1897
Subjects: Bible
Publisher: Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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onomy—whichis the Durden of the original passage—was not theimmediate jioint for which our Lord referred to it,but the character of the house as Gods—il/.vhouse—and a house of prayer. And it wasthe desecration of it in this light that our Lordso sternly rebuked. Summary of Suhseqvent Proceedings (47, 4S).47. And he taught daily in the temple. But thechief priests and the scribes and the chief of thepeople sought (e(.vTovv)—or kept seeking;thatis, from d.ay to day, to destroy him, 48. Andcould not find what they might do: for all thepeople were very attentive to hear him (e^eKpe-fiUTo avTpv Akoiiwv)—or hung upon His lips. For Remarks on this Section, see those on Johnii. I3-2o. at the close of that Section. CHAP. XX 1-19.—The Authority of JesusQuestioned, and the Reply—The ParablesOF THE Two Sons and of the Wicked Hus-bandmen. ( = Matt. xxi. 23-46; Mark xi. 27—xii. 12.) For the exposition, see on Matt. xxi.2;^-4& FLAN OF SOLOMON^ TEMflLE with the rwr Inner Coiirls
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