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Title: The pictorial Bible and commentator: presenting the great truths of God's word in the most simple, pleasing, affectionate, and instructive manner
Year: 1878 (1870s)
Authors: Cobbin, Ingram, 1777-1851 March, Daniel, 1816-1909 Brockett, L. P. (Linus Pierpont), 1820-1893 Stretton, Hesba, 1832-1911
Subjects: Jesus Christ John, the Apostle, Saint Bible
Publisher: Philadelphia (etc.) Bradley, Garretson & co. Columbus, Ohio (etc.) W. Garretson & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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g to six hundred and twenty-five thousand eight hundred and fifty men,reckoning those above twenty years of age; for at that period they wereordered to be counted again. Another reason for this numbering of the people was to set them inproper order, so that, as they were now so very jiumerous, they might knowhow to march through the wilderness, which they were otherwise likelyto do in great confusion, more like a mob than a regular army. 167 168 Bible and Commentator Yet a further reason is clearly understood, in the command to count allthose only that were able to go forth to war in Israel. For the childrenof Israel were very timid, and they would feel more courage when theyknew how strong they were; though all their numbers would have been Judah. A lion.Gen. xlix. 9. Reuben. A palmtree. Gen.xlix. 3. Simeon. Asword. Gen.xlix. 5. Dan. A sei-pent.Gen. xlix. 17. Zebulun. A har- ;bor. Gen. xlix. 13. Ixs-achar. An asswith a he;ivyburden. Gen.xlix. 14. Gad. An en-cam pm en t.Gen. xlix. 19.
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THE EMBLEMS ON THE STANDARDS OF THE TRIBES. nothing, if God had not protected them; for the Canaanites were muchmore numerous than they, when they entered into the land to drive themout: yet, as God was not with that idolatrous people, to protect them, theyoften fled before a few handfuls of Israelites. Every man by their polls means by the number of their heads, theword used being usually defined by such expressions as, to take a list orregister of persons ; to enter ones name in a list; to insert into a num-ber, as a voter, etc.; the original referring to the head, and being usedpretty much as we use the words heads and noses. Numbers. 169 The Law concerning Nazarites. Numbers vi. ANAZAKITE means a separated person—that is, one who separateshimself from the affairs of the world, to be entirely employed in theservice of God. Under the ancient law of Moses, there were persons who made peculiarvows to become Nazarites. When this was the case, the Nazarite would notallow himself to dr

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