4. Samuel, Samuel, 1 Samuel 3:10. 5. Martha, Martha, Luke 10:41. 6. Simon, Simon, Luke 22:31. 7. Saul, Saul, Acts 9:4. 8. Lord, Lord, Matthew 7:21,22, 25:11; Luke 6:46; 13:25. 9. Eloi, Eloi, Mark 15:34; Matthew 27:46; Psa 22:1. 10. Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Matthew 23:37; Luke 13:34.
WORDS AND PHRASES WHICH OCCUR TEN TIMES among these may be mentioned:— * rz (zair), the crown of the Ark of the Covenant. * rwyk (keeyor), Laver, ten times in Exodus and Leviticus with regard to the Tabernacle; and ten times in Kings and Chronicles with regard to the Temple. * Nk (kain), the foot or base of the laver. * agiasmoV (hagiasmos), holiness. * agion (hagion), holy (7 of these are in the plural for the Holy of Holies). * dikaiwma (dikaioma), righteous requirement. * pantokratwr (pantokrator), Almighty, used only of God (9 times in Revelation). * katabolh kosmou (katabolee kosmou), the foundation of the world. (See pp. 120 and 190.) * legei kuriou (legei kuriou), saith the Lord (omitting Heb 10:30 with RV, T., Tr., W. & H., and RV).
THE TALMUD calls attention to the fact that there are:— * Ten different words used for Idols. * Ten for Prophet, viz., Ambassador, Faithful, Servant, Messenger, Seer, Watchman, Seer of Vision, Dreamer, Prophet, Man of God (Avoth, ch. 34). * Ten designations are applied to the Word of God, viz., Scripture, Proverb, Interpretation, Dark Saying, Oracle, Utterance, Decree, Burden, Prophecy, Vision. * Ten different words for Joy. * Ten generations from Adam to Noah; and * Ten from Noah to Abraham. * Abraham was tried with ten trials. See page 244.
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