Before I arose from my knees," he says, "the spirit of the Lord rested upon me and bore witness that my prayer was heard and should be answered upon my head.
When the hour of meeting came, I arose from my bed and could sing and shout for joy to think I had been delievered from the power of the evil one.
Early upon the morning of the 8th of August, I arose from my bed of sickness, laid my hands upon the head of my sick wife, Phoebe, and blessed her.
I arose from my knees, started out of my chamber and to my surprise met the brother with whom I had quarreled.
I arose from my knees, and walked toward the house, with such a deep realization of God's displeasure on my lost soul that it seemed as if the earth would open and swallow me up.
Whatever it arose from it certainly existed; and the fact of its existence was clearly proved by the diminished consumption of those articles which contribute in so large a proportion to the public revenue.
As the third boat grounded, in answer to the punting oars, the men on the bank, Mauresco and Captain Jonas among them, arose from, their sitting postures and stood with an air almost of respect.
It arose from a single voice, and that voice could not be mistaken by any who had heard it once before.
It was a labiodental when it arose from Germanic {f} (cp.
I arose from my bed, threw myself upon my knees, and plead earnestly for pardon, and for a submissive spirit.
During the days succeeding his visit, I arose from my bed, dispensed with the services of a physician, and yet my kind friend came not.
I became so much excited by the new train of thought, that I arose from my bed, dressed, and commenced a vigorous walk across my room.
When I arose frommy knees, my fear was all dispelled.
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