...#$tj>: For the P$ar jha.U qeyer cgafe <wt of the Land $ therefore IComman4 thee, faying, Thou jhalt open thine Hand wide unto thy Brother, to thy Poor, and to thy Needy in the Land. And, Ver. 8. Thou jhalt often thine Hand wide unto hint, and jhalt jurely Lend him fitfficient...

...for evtr, or as God himlelf by his Servant Mofes, Deuter. 15.11./command Thee, Thou] (halt 0,pen thy Hand wide unto thy Brother, to thy Poor, and to thy Needy in the Land, It is indeed impoflible to determine preeifely the Proportion of our Charity, nor can any...

...xv. 11. For the Poor Jhall never ceafe out of the Land; therefore I command thee, faying, 'Thou Jhalt open thine Hand •wide unto thy Brother, to thy Poor, and to thy Needy in thy Land. There is alfo the Reprefentation of a Cloud, and in it is thus written, Thy Father -which feeth infecref,...

...wanteth. For the poor (hall never ceafe out of the Land: Therefore I command thee, faying, Thou fhalt open thine Hand wide unto thy Brother,, to thy Poor, and to thy Needy in thy Land. ' Prov. xi. 25. The liberal Soul fliall be made fet; and he that watered), fliall be watered alfo kimfelf....

...his favoured people ; " there" fore, I command thee, faying, Thou (halt open thy hand wide to '• thy brother, to thy poor, and to thy needy, in thy land *." An opportunity of being blefled is offered to the wealthy, and they.lhould take particular care...

...obliged them tobeftow. Deut. xv. 11. "I command " thee, faying, thou flialt open thy hand wide to '* thy brother, to thy poor, and to thy needy, in thy " land." Heb. xiii. 16. " To do good, and to com" municate, forget not, for with fuch facrifices God " is well...

...it—" The: " poor (hall never ceafe out of the land : therefore I command thee, " faying, Thou (halt open thine hand wide unto thy brother, to thy " poor, and to thy needy in thy land." Such is the method direded by Heaven of balancing the account between the different orders of men....

...it—" The poor lhall never ceafe out " of the land : therefore I command thee, " faying, Thou fhalt open thine hand wide " unto thy brother, to thy poor, and to " thy needy in thy landV Such is the method directed by Heaven of balancing the account between the different orders of...

...Ifrael to his favoured people; " therefore, I command thee, faying, Thou " lhalt open thy hand wide to thy brother, " to thy poor, and to thy needy, in thy " land d ." An opportunity of being bleffed is offered to the wealthy, and they mould take particular care...

...nation been of the injunction of their lawgiver; / command thee faying, Thou Jhalt open thine hand unto thy brother, to thy poor, and to thy needy in thy land. Indeed, why were the Ifraelites forbidden to eat blood, but to create in them an abhorrence of cruelty,...