Tribute: Kings of Israel: Forbidden to Levy Unnecessary or Oppressive
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Deuteronomy 17:17
Neither shall he multiply wives to himself, that his heart turn not away: neither shall he greatly multiply to himself silver and gold.
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... up The Large Declaration, under the Kings name, in 1642 ... some Latin verses, as an
affectionate tribute to his ... Gataker's "God's Eye on his Israel","preface, Lond ...
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Tribute

Tribute (Taxes) by the Arabians: To Jehoshaphat

Tribute (Taxes) by the Arabians: To Solomon

Tribute (Taxes): from Conquered Nations

Tribute Money

Tribute: All Saints Exhorted to Pay

Tribute: Christ to Avoid Offense Wrought a Miracle to Pay for Himself

Tribute: Exacted from all Conquered Nations

Tribute: Kings of Israel: Forbidden to Levy Unnecessary or Oppressive

Tribute: Kings of Israel: Often Oppressed the People With

Tribute: Kings of Israel: Set officers Over

Tribute: Often Exacted in Gold and Silver

Tribute: Often Exacted in Labour

Tribute: Often Exacted in Produce of Land

Tribute: Priests and Levites Exempted From

Tribute: Roman was Paid in Roman Coin

Tribute: Roman was Resisted by the Galilaeans Under Judas of Galilee

Tribute: Roman: Christ Showed to the Pharisees and Herodians the Propriety

Tribute: Roman: Collected by the Publicans

Tribute: Roman: Decree of Augustus For

Tribute: Roman: First Levied in Judea when Cyrenius Was Governor

Tribute: Roman: Our Lord Falsely Accused of Forbidding to Pay

Tribute: Roman: Persons Enroled For, in the Native Place of Their Tribe

Tribute: Sometimes Exacted by Kings from Their own Subjects

Tribute: The Jews Required to Pay Half a Shekel to God As

Tribute: when Oppressive Frequently Led to Rebellion

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