Thematic Bible
Thematic Bible
Animals » Habits of
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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Animals » Man's dominion over the natural world
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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Beasts » Subjection of
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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Beasts » Described as » Capable of being tamed
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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Birds » Man's dominion over
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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Birds » Domesticated
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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Birds » Can all be tamed
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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Dominion » Christ's » Man's
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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Exaltation » Under the special protection of jehovah of man » Dominion of, over the natural world
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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Man » Apparent insignificance of » Pre-eminence of, over other creatures
consider the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor lay up any stores; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are not ye of much greater value than they?
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creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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is not a man of much greater consequence than a sheep? how lawful then is it to do good offices on the sabbath-day?
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Man » A social being » Dominion of
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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Man's » Dominion
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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thou hast put all things in subjection under his feet." now since he has put all in subjection to him, he left nothing that is not subjected to him. however we do not see as yet that all things are put under him.
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Serpents » All kinds of, can be tamed
creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry.
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Speech/communication » The tongue
for we are all liable to frequent mistakes. he that does not give too great a loose to his tongue, is an accomplish'd person and fit to moderate the whole church. you see how manageable horses are made by the application of a bit, which makes them take what motion we please. a ship too of the greatest burthen, tho' the wind bears hard, by means of an inconsiderable helm, veers about as the hand of the pilot directs her. read more.
so the tongue is but a small part of the body, yet how grand are its pretensions. a spark of fire! what quantities of timber will it blow into a flame? the tongue is a brand that sets the world in a combustion: it is but one of the numerous organs of the body, yet it can blast whole assemblies: tipp'd with infernal sulphur it sets the whole train of life in a blaze. creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry. but who could ever tame the tongue? arm'd with deadly poison, the mischief scorns restraint. By that we give praises to God the father: and that pronounces curses even against men, who are form'd after the divine resemblance. from the same mouth shall blessing and cursing proceed? this ought not to be practis'd, my brethren; does a fountain throw up salt water and fresh, by the same conveyance? can a fig-tree, my brethren, produce olives, or a vine figs? no more can the sea yield water that is fresh.
so the tongue is but a small part of the body, yet how grand are its pretensions. a spark of fire! what quantities of timber will it blow into a flame? the tongue is a brand that sets the world in a combustion: it is but one of the numerous organs of the body, yet it can blast whole assemblies: tipp'd with infernal sulphur it sets the whole train of life in a blaze. creatures of every kind, beasts, birds, reptiles, and sea-monsters, are frequently tamed by human industry. but who could ever tame the tongue? arm'd with deadly poison, the mischief scorns restraint. By that we give praises to God the father: and that pronounces curses even against men, who are form'd after the divine resemblance. from the same mouth shall blessing and cursing proceed? this ought not to be practis'd, my brethren; does a fountain throw up salt water and fresh, by the same conveyance? can a fig-tree, my brethren, produce olives, or a vine figs? no more can the sea yield water that is fresh.