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  • A commercial people
  • A spiritual seed of true believers always among
  • All other nations: Envied.
  • All other nations: Hated.
  • All other nations: Oppressed.
  • All other nations: Persecuted.
  • All other nations: Rejoiced at calamities of.
  • An agricultural people
  • Beloved for their father`s sake
  • Blessedness of blessing
  • Blessedness of favouring
  • Brought out of Egypt by God
  • Called: Seed of Abraham.
  • Called: Seed of Israel.
  • Called: Seed of Jacob.
  • Called: Children of Israel.
  • Called: Children of Jacob.
  • Called: Hebrews.
  • Called: Israelites.
  • Called: Jeshurun.
  • Cast off for unbelief
  • Chosen and loved by God
  • Christ descended from
  • Christ was sent to
  • Christ: Expected by.
  • Christ: Murdered by.
  • Christ: Promised to.
  • Christ: Regarded as the restorer of national greatness.
  • Christ: Rejected by.
  • Christ: Sprang from.
  • Circumcised in token of their covenant relation
  • Compassion of Christ for
  • Condemned for associating with other nations
  • Conversion of, illustrated
  • Degenerated as they increased in national greatness
  • Denunciations against those who: Aggravated the afflictions of.
  • Denunciations against those who: Contended with.
  • Denunciations against those who: Cursed.
  • Denunciations against those who: Hated.
  • Denunciations against those who: Oppressed.
  • Denunciations against those who: Slaughtered.
  • Deprived of civil and religious privileges
  • Descendants of Abraham
  • Descended from Abraham
  • Described as: A holy nation.
  • Described as: A holy people.
  • Described as: A kingdom of priests.
  • Described as: A peculiar people.
  • Described as: A peculiar treasure.
  • Described as: A special people.
  • Described as: The Lord`s portion.
  • Desired and obtained kings
  • Despised all strangers
  • Despised by the nations
  • Distinction of castes among, noticed
  • Divided into twelve tribes
  • Divided into two kingdoms after Solomon
  • Enemies of, obliged to acknowledge them as divinely protected
  • Gentiles made one with, under the gospel
  • God, mindful of
  • Had a series of prophets to promote national reformation
  • Had an ecclesiastical establishment
  • Had courts of justice
  • Held no intercourse with strangers
  • Imprecated the blood of Christ upon themselves and their children
  • In the desert forty years
  • Many of, believed the gospel
  • Modern, divided into: Hebrews or pure Jews.
  • Modern, divided into: Hellenists or Grecians.
  • Modern, divided into: Many sects and parties.
  • National character of: Attachment to customs of the law.
  • National character of: Attachment to Moses.
  • National character of: Covetous.
  • National character of: Cowardly.
  • National character of: Distrustful of God.
  • National character of: Fondness for their brethren.
  • National character of: Fondness for traditionary customs.
  • National character of: Ignorant of the true sense of Scripture.
  • National character of: Love of country.
  • National character of: Pride of descent, &c.
  • National character of: Prone to backsliding.
  • National character of: Prone to formality in religion.
  • National character of: Prone to idolatry.
  • National character of: Prone to rebellion.
  • National character of: Self-righteous.
  • National character of: Stubborn and stiffnecked.
  • National character of: Unfaithful to covenant engagements.
  • National character of: Ungrateful to God.
  • None hated or oppressed, with impunity
  • Obliged to unite against enemies
  • Often displeased God by their sins
  • Often distinguished in war
  • Often subdued and made tributary
  • Pray importunately for
  • Privileges of
  • Prohibited from: Associating with others.
  • Prohibited from: Covenanting with others.
  • Prohibited from: Following practices of others.
  • Prohibited from: Marry with others.
  • Promises respecting made to: Abraham.
  • Promises respecting made to: Isaac.
  • Promises respecting made to: Jacob.
  • Promises respecting made to: Themselves.
  • Promises respecting: Blessing to the Gentiles by conversion of.
  • Promises respecting: Future glory of.
  • Promises respecting: Future prosperity of.
  • Promises respecting: Gentiles assisting in their restoration.
  • Promises respecting: Joy occasioned by conversion of.
  • Promises respecting: Pardon of sin.
  • Promises respecting: Restoration to their own land.
  • Promises respecting: Reunion of.
  • Promises respecting: Salvation.
  • Promises respecting: Sanctification.
  • Promises respecting: Subjection of Gentiles to.
  • Promises respecting: That Christ shall appear amongst.
  • Promises respecting: That Christ shall dwell amongst.
  • Promises respecting: That Christ shall reign over.
  • Promises respecting: The pouring out of the Spirit upon them.
  • Promises respecting: The removal of their blindness.
  • Promises respecting: Their humiliation for the rejection of Christ.
  • Promises respecting: Their return and seeking to God.
  • Punished for: Breaking covenant.
  • Punished for: Changing the ordinances.
  • Punished for: Idolatry.
  • Punished for: Imprecating upon themselves the blood of Christ.
  • Punished for: Killing the prophets.
  • Punished for: Transgressing the law.
  • Punished for: Unbelief.
  • Punishment of, for rejecting and killing Christ, illustrated
  • Received proselytes from other nations
  • Religion of, according to rites prescribed by God
  • Religion of, typical
  • Restored to their own land by Cyrus
  • Saints remember
  • Scattered among the nations
  • Scattered and peeled
  • Separated from all other nations
  • Separated to God
  • Settled in Canaan
  • Shall finally be saved
  • Sojourned in Egypt
  • Strengthened by God in war
  • Taken captive to Assyria and Babylon
  • The covenant established with
  • The gospel preached to, first
  • The objects of: God`s choice.
  • The objects of: God`s love.
  • The objects of: God`s protection.
  • The only people who had knowledge of God
  • The only people who worshipped God
  • The people of God
  • Their country trodden under foot by the Gentiles
  • Their house left desolate
  • Their national greatness
  • Their national privileges
  • Their vast numbers
  • Trusted to their privileges for salvation
  • Unbelieving, persecuted the Christians
  • Under God`s special protection
  • Under the theocracy until the time of Samuel
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