...receiving her Son brought to life again by Elijah, prefently breaks out into that natural Inference, Now by this I know that thou art a Man of God, and that the Word of God in thy Mouth ^ in s sxv "is 'Truth. Hence the Multitudes, upon our Lord's difpofleffing an unclean...

...xviii. 39. When Elijah railed the woman's fon, then fhe owned him for a Prophet, 1 Kings xvii. 24, Now by this I know that thou art a man of God, and that the word of the Lord in thy minth is true. So iikewife Naaman was convinced by the mira raculous cure which the Prophet Elifha...

...action. .But this I fay, does not appear, but rather the contrary, from the reflection ' I 4 fhe me makes upon the whole in the laft .verfe of the chapter. Now by this I know that tkou art a man of God, and that the word of the. Lord in thy mouth is truth. Befides as fhe was an...

...delivered him to his mother, and faid to her : See, thy fon is alive. And the woman faid to Elias : Now by this I know, that thou art a man of God, and the word of the Lord is true d in thy mouth. GRADUAL. Pf, 117. It is better to truft in the Lord, than...

...merit of the action. But this, I fay, does hot appear, but rather the contrary, from the reflection fhe makes upon the whole, in the laft verfe of the chapter. Now by this I know that thou art a man of God, ; E 2 and and that the word of the Lord in thy mouth is truth. Befides, as fhe was an inhabitant of...

...the action. But this, I fay, does not appear, but rather the contrary, from the reflection fhe Ihe makes upon the whole in the laft Verfe of the chapter. Now ly this / know that thou art a man of God, and that the word oftbe Lord in thy mouth is truth. Befides,...

...this, I fay, does not appear, but rather the contrary, from the refleftion (he makes upon the whole ia the laft verfe of the chapter. Now by this I know that thou art a man of God, and that the iaord of the Lord in thy mouth is truth. Befides, as fhe was an inhabitant of Zarephath (or,, as it...

...To the prophet who had raifed up her fon to life, the woman of Sarepta faid, " Now by this I lynow thou art a man of " God, and that the word of the Lord by thy raouth is truth." 1 Kings xvii. 24. This is the language of nature and common fenfe: -f- Kopioii...

...merit of the action. But this, I fay, does not appear, hut rather the contrary, from the refle&ion flie makes upon the whole in the laft verfe of the chapter: Now by this I ininu that thou art a man of God, and that the tuord of the Lord in thy mouth it truth. Befides, as...

...merit of the action. But this, I fay, does not appear, but rather the contrary, from the reflection fhe makes upon the whole in the laft verfe of the chapter. Now by tbis I know that tbou art a man of God, and that the -word ef the Lord in tby mouth is truth. Befides,...