Judges 11:31-39
Then it shall be, that whatever comes forth of the doors of my house to meet me, when I return in peace from the children of Ammon, shall surely be the LORD's, and I will offer it up for a burnt offering.
Nave's Topical Index

Homilies on the Statues.
... Isaiah commands the sun, [1378]411. Jacob, his care of Laban's sheep, [1379]354.
Jailor at Philippi, [1380]450. Jephthah's vow allowed by God, [1381]434. ...
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After the Whole People had Been Freed from all Distress...
... to shew that this is true, after Jephthah's daughter had ... this sacrifice, no one vowed
such a vow unto God ... he shall surely die." [1603] Seest thou his rashness? ...
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Rashly

Rashness: David, in his Generosity to Ziba

Rashness: General Scriptures Concerning

Rashness: Israel's Vow to Destroy the Benjamites

Rashness: James and John, in Desiring to Call Down Fire Upon the Samaritans

Rashness: Jephthah's Vow

Rashness: Josiah, in Fighting Against Pharaoh-Necho

Rashness: Julius, the Roman Centurion, in Rejecting Paul's Counsel

Rashness: Moses, in Killing the Egyptian

Rashness: Naaman, in Refusing to Immerse (Lxx: Baptizo) Himself in the Jordan River

Rashness: Paul, in Persisting in Going to Jerusalem, Against the Repeated Admonitions of the Holy Spirit

Rashness: Rehoboam, in Forsaking the Counsel of the Old Men

Rashness: Uzzah, in Steadying the Ark of the Covenant

Rashness: when he Struck the Rock

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