Genesis 5:29
And he called his name Noah, saying, This same shall comfort us concerning our work and toil of our hands, because of the ground which the LORD has cursed.
Torrey's Topical Textbook

Book ii. Jerome Answers the Second, Third, and Fourth Propositions ...
... apply to ordinary sins after baptism, as supposed by Montanus ... as the ox was created
for ploughing, the horse ... the unclean animals were taken into Noah's ark by ...
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Ploughing

Ploughing of a Course of Sin

Ploughing of a Severe Course of Affliction

Ploughing of Peace and Prosperity

Ploughing of Repentance and Reformation

Ploughing of the Labour Ministers

Ploughing with an Ox and an Donkey Yoked Together Forbidden to the Jews

Ploughing: (Attention and Constancy Required In) of Continued

Ploughing: Difficulty of, on Rocky Ground

Ploughing: Followed by Harrowing and Sowing

Ploughing: Noah the Supposed Inventor of

Ploughing: Performed by a Plough

Ploughing: Performed in Long and Straight Furrows

Ploughing: Performed with Oxen

Ploughing: Performed: During the Cold Winter Season

Ploughing: Performed: Generally by Servants

Ploughing: Performed: Sometimes by the Owner of the Land Himself

Ploughing: The Breaking up or Tilling of the Earth

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