The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
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TEE CoMpANz.-Their line 10 gone out 20
all the earth and their words 10 the
end OF the world. Pc, XIX, 4.
1BuSK WrRBs.-Thy land shall be divided
by line. Amos. vii, II.
TIE SHHvroE Prepared for an hour. and
q day, and q month and o year.. Rev.,
H., Is.
They were employed In that work day
and night. I. Chron., H., %.
MoNoroLY.-we have no might against this
great company. II. Chron., xx., -.
Now, shall this company lick up ali that
are round about us3 Num-, XIII, 4.
THREATENED COMPETITION. - Seei There
como people down by the middle Of
the land, another company como alongi
Judges, L., 81.
THE NEW ZoNEs.-The great city was
divided into three parts. Rev., xvi, 10.
Charge the peoplel Exod., XIX, u.
A daily rate for every day. II. Kings,
v. %.
And kept back part Of tho price. Acts, w.. ..
'INYoRMAT1eN.'-Is there any numberf
Job, XIV, D.
I know NOT the numbers thereof. Ps..
lxzd., 10.
Search may DO made in the book Of the
records. Ezra, w., is.
He telleth the number. Ps., oxlvii., 4.
His number 10 900. Rev, Kill, 10.
I understood the number. DAN, H., ..
The CALL.-When I call, answer me speedily.
Ps., Gil, ..
I called him. but he gave me no answer.
Cant, ", @.
Then they waited according TO their
order. I. Chron., vi, 80.
Call now, II there be any that will answer
thee! Job, ", 1.
Where Is the reoeiver7 Isa., xxxiv., 10.
Let every man be swift to hear and slow
to speak. James, l., 10.
Thou didst call me. I. Sam, ill.,, q.
THE CoNvERsAr1oN.-Call thou and I will
answer, or let mo speak, and answer
thou me. Job, xiii. ~.
They could not take hold OF bis words.
Luke, xx., 20.
Ye have heard my conversation In time
past. GAL, L., Is
Except ye utter words easy to be under
stood, how shall IL DO known what IL
spoken2 for ye shall speak into the
air. I. Cor, xiv, 0.
We use great p~lainness Of speech. II.
Cor, ILL.,, IL.
Except they give q distinction In the
sounds, how shall It be known I.
Cor, xiv, Z.
had rather speak five words with my
understanding than ten thousand in
an unknown tongue. /. Cor, xiv. 10.
THE INTERRUPTION Il said in my haste,
Il am cut off, Ps.. xxi, AZ.
There is no speech nor language. Ps.;
XIX, 8.
His name should not have been cut of.
Isa., Xviii, 10.
II he cut Oh, and shut up. who can hinder
him2 Job. III, 10.
There are 80 many kinds Of voices in the
world. I. Cor, xiv, 10.
Thou nearest the sound thereof, but n
. not tell whence it oometh. John, ILL.,, 8.
Put of the former conversation. Eph.,
:, w., 20.
I will cut him of. Lev. xviii, 10
A dreadful sound is in his ears. Job:
xv., 81.
The sound OF the grinding is low, Eocles.;
XII, 4.
Who hath stretched the line upon it7
Job, x~xxviii.. GA
Cut OF his branches Dan, w., IA.
Rebuke the companyi Ps., xviii, 80.
Thou and all thy company. Num-,
xvi, 10.
Be damned! Mark, xvi, 10.
What a word Is thisi Luke, w., 80.
Forget it! Prov, w., s.
Evildoers shall be cut of. Ps., xxxvii.. Q.
They went to their own company and re-
q ported. Acts, w., %.
THE PARTY WIRE.-Iine upon line, line
upon line. Isa., xviii, 10.
Both parties shall come before. Exod.,
xii, 0.
While they are yet speaking I will hear.
Isa., lxv., "a.
Not to boast in another mans line. II.
Cor, Il, 10.
PAY SrATIoNs.-Wm they not pay toll?
Ezra, w., 10.
It shall not be lawful to impose toll.
Ezra, viii, "a.
Thou hast nothing to paw. Prov, xii,
FL.
Wherefore kick ye. I. Sam. H., 20.
Twenty and threei Judges, T., 2.