Deuteronomy 11:17
the Lord's.6:15; 30:17,18shut up.28:23,24; 1Ki 8:35; 17:1; 2Ch 6:26; 7:13; Jer 14:1-6; Am 4:7Hag 1:9-11ye perish.4:26; 8:19,20; 30:18; Jos 23:13-162 Chronicles 6:26-28
the heaven.Le 26:19; De 11:17; 28:23; 1Ki 17:1-18:46; Lu 4:25there is no rain.Isa 50:1,2; 5:6; Eze 14:13; Am 4:4-9; Re 11:6if they pray.Jer 14:1-9; Joe 1:13-20; 2:15-17turn.Pr 28:13; Eze 18:27-32thou dost.33:12,13; Ho 5:15; 6:1 when thou hast.1Ki 8:35,36; Ps 25:4,5,8,12; 94:12; 119:33; Mic 4:2; Joh 6:45good way.Isa 30:21; Jer 6:16; 42:3send rain.1Ki 18:40-45; Job 37:11-14; Ps 68:9; Jer 5:24; 14:22; Eze 34:26Ho 2:21,22; Joe 2:23; Zec 10:1; Jas 5:17,18 if there be dearth."Persia," says Chardin, "is subject to have its harvest spoiled by hail, by drought, or by insects; either locusts, or small insects, which they call {sim,} which are small white lice;" probably the caterpillars of the text. 20:5-13; Le 26:16,25,26; De 28:21-61; Ru 1:1; 1Ki 8:37-402Ki 6:25-29; 8:1locusts.Ex 10:12-15; Joe 1:4-7,11; 2:25; Re 9:3-11their enemies.12:2-5; 20:9-13; 32:1; Le 26:25; De 28:52-57cities of their land. Heb. land of their gates. whatsoever.32:24; 1Ki 8:37,38; Jas 5:13Job 11:10
If he cut off. or, If he make a change.5:18; 9:4,12,13; 12:14; 34:29; Isa 41:27; Da 4:35shut up.38:8; De 32:30; Ps 31:8; Re 3:7hinder him. Heb. turn him away.Job 12:14
he breaketh.9:12,13; 11:10; Isa 14:23; Jer 51:58,64; Mal 1:4he shutteth.16:11; 1Sa 17:46; 24:18; 26:8; *marg:Isa 22:22; Ro 11:32; *marg:Re 3:7up. Heb. upon.Psalms 107:34
a fruitful.Ge 13:10,13; 19:25; De 29:23-28; Isa 32:13-15barrenness. Heb. saltness.Ge 14:3; Eze 47:11Luke 4:25
many.10:21; Isa 55:8; Mt 20:15; Mr 7:26-29; Ro 9:15,20; Eph 1:9,11when the.1Ki 17:1; 18:1,2Elijah.Jas 5:17Revelation of John 3:7
to the.1:11; 2:1Philadelphia.Philadelphia, so called for its founder, Attalus Philadelphus, still exists in the town called Allahshehr, "the city of God," "a column in a scene of ruins." It is situated on the slopes of three or four hills, the roots of mount Tmolus, by the river Cogamus, twenty seven miles E. S. E. from Sardis, about long. 28 degrees 40', lat. 38 degrees 23'. The number of houses is said to be about 3,000, of which 250 are Greek, the rest Turkish; and the Christians have twenty-five places of worship, five of them large and regular churches, a resident bishop, and twenty inferior clergy. he that is holy.4:8; 6:10; Ps 16:10; 89:18; 145:17; Isa 6:3; 30:11; 41:14,16,20; 47:4Isa 48:17; 49:7; 54:5; 55:5; Mr 1:24; Lu 4:34; Ac 3:14he that is true.14; 1:5; 6:10; 15:3; 16:7; 19:2,11; 21:5; Mt 24:35; Joh 14:6; 1Jo 5:20the key.1:18; Isa 22:22; Lu 1:32he that openeth.5:3-5,9; Job 11:10; 12:14; Mt 16:19
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