The Evangelical Revival.
... Evangelical was not only perfectly contented with every one of these things, but
was ready to contend for them all as heartily as the highest of High Churchmen ...
/.../chapter ix the evangelical revival.htm

The Form of Concord. AD 1577.
... and brightness to iron without turning the iron into fire ... by a visible motion, lifted
up on high in a ... less consistent with itself, since it admits an occasional ...
/.../creeds of christendom with a history and critical notes/ 45 the form of.htm

The Memphite Empire
... stones; from these they learned to extract iron, oxides of ... E is the ascending passage,
H the high gallery, I ... grey elsewhere, and with a low polish which, at a ...
/.../chapter iithe memphite empire.htm

The Hebrews and the Philistines --Damascus
... Bubastite) dynasty"Sheshonq I. as king and his son Auputi as high priest of ... to put
into the field large bodies of infantry or to use their iron-bound chariots ...
/.../chapter iiithe hebrews and the.htm

The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... The mountains contained copper, iron, lead, some gold and ... different view of Cyaxares'
character; he admits that Cyaxares ... The foot-soldiers wore a high felt cap ...
/.../chapter iiithe medes and the.htm

Ezekiel 27:19
Dan also and Javan going to and fro occupied in your fairs: bright iron, cassia, and calamus, were in your market.
Torrey's Topical Textbook

Iron

Iron and Bronze

Iron of a Hard Barren Soil

Iron of Greater Gravity than Water

Iron of Severe Affliction

Iron of Severe Exercise of Power

Iron of Small Comparative Value

Iron of Strength

Iron of Stubbornness

Iron used from the Earliest Age

Iron: (Seared With) Insensibility of Conscience

Iron: A City of Naphtali

Iron: Admits of a High Polish

Iron: An Article of Commerce

Iron: Dug out of the Earth

Iron: Figurative

Iron: First Recorded Use of

Iron: First Recorded Use of Ax

Iron: First Recorded Use of Bedstead

Iron: First Recorded Use of Breastplate

Iron: First Recorded Use of Chariot

Iron: First Recorded Use of Fetters

Iron: First Recorded Use of File

Iron: First Recorded Use of Furnace

Iron: First Recorded Use of Gate

Iron: First Recorded Use of Harrow

Iron: First Recorded Use of Horn

Iron: First Recorded Use of Idols

Iron: First Recorded Use of Melted

Iron: First Recorded Use of Ore of

Iron: First Recorded Use of Pans

Iron: First Recorded Use of Pen

Iron: First Recorded Use of Pillars

Iron: First Recorded Use of Rods for Scourging

Iron: First Recorded Use of Stones of

Iron: First Recorded Use of Threshing Instruments

Iron: First Recorded Use of Tools

Iron: First Recorded Use of Used in the Temple

Iron: First Recorded Use of Vessels

Iron: First Recorded Use of Weapons

Iron: First Recorded Use of Yokes

Iron: from the North Hardest and Best

Iron: Fusible

Iron: Great Quantity of, Provided for the Temple

Iron: Hardened Into Steel

Iron: Made Into: Armour

Iron: Made Into: Bars

Iron: Made Into: Bedsteads

Iron: Made Into: Chariots

Iron: Made Into: Fetters

Iron: Made Into: Gates

Iron: Made Into: Graving Tools

Iron: Made Into: Idols

Iron: Made Into: Implements for Husbandry

Iron: Made Into: Nails and Hinges

Iron: Made Into: Pillars

Iron: Made Into: Rods

Iron: Made Into: Tools for Artificers

Iron: Made Into: Weapons of War

Iron: Made Into: Yokes

Iron: Malleable

Iron: Miraculously Made to Swim

Iron: Mode of Purifying, Taken in War

Iron: Sharpens Things Made of

Iron: Strong and Durable

Iron: Taken in War, often Dedicated to God

Iron: The Land of Canaan Abounded With

Iron: Working In, a Trade

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