He hath come hither, in order to acquire weapons for some purpose.
By good luck it is that slayer of my brother, whom I had been seeking so long, hath come before me!
Listen to me, O Brahmana, as I tell thee who is and why he hath come to me.
And hearing it, he hath come here, by the help of excellent steeds fleet as the wind and capable of going a hundred yojanas.
Listen to me, O Brahamana, as I tell thee who is and why he hath come to me.
And hearing it, he hath come here, by the help of excellent steeds fleet as the wind and capable of going a hundred yojanas.
Take Jesus Christ for justification and sanctification,—employ both the water and the blood that he hath come with.
Indeed in this he hath come as far as his own nature and our good would permit, to communicate in our nature, and all the sinless infirmities of it.
For the fear which I feared, hath come upon me: and that which I was afraid of, hath befallen me.
I have formed it: and now I have brought it to effect: and it hath come to pass that hills fighting together, and fenced cities should be destroyed.
In the mean time Moses sent messengers from Cades to the king of Edom, to say: Thus saith thy brother Israel: Thou knowest all the labour that hath come upon us: 20:15.
But who acteth more wrongly than he who deviseth a lie against God, or calls the truth when it hath come to him, a lie?
Verily, they who believe not in "the warning," after ithath come to them .
Already are its signs come,5 and when it hath come on them indeed, how can they be warned then?
He said, "Bring ye me such tidings now that old age hath come upon me?
But do thou send this man upon his way with thy chariot and thy son, since he hath come to thy house, and give him horses the lightest of foot and chief in strength.
This stranger, I know not who he is, hath come to my house in his wandering, whether from the men of the dawning or the westward, and he presses for a convoy, and prays that it be assured to him.
He hath come to our city with these stuffs for the sake of amusement.
Lo, it hath come to my ears that he hath declared no writing of divorcement be given by a man, save for one reason.
It hath come to my ears that they neither eat nor sleep with strangers," one of the guests observed.
Then hath the pleasure been left for Zador, son of Amon, to tell Mary of the House of Dates that he hath come to make her his betrothed and hath brought her a fit gift.
When he hath come, and when our fair consort is recovered in her health, which I trust by the grace of God may be ere many weeks be past, we shall then join the army at Dax, and set our banners to the breeze once more.
You yourself, brother Francis, have twice raised your voice, so it hath come to my ears, when the reader in the refectory hath been dealing with the lives of God's most blessed saints.
They have the castle, though I know not how it hath cometo pass.
It hath come to my ears of late that there be many of these accursed apostates who have taken refuge in Damascus.
It hath come to my ears that certain ones have been hired to speak evil of the man Stephen; that these have stirred up the people against him so that they are ready to lay hands upon him.
And now it hath come to pass that Saul himself hath entered into their dwelling.
IV He hath come to us, that he may take the land of the South Country: the Double Crown[212] hath been placed upon his head.
He hath come, he hath united the two lands: he hath joined the Reed to the Hornet.
He hath come, he hath ruled the people of the Black Land: he hath placed the Red Land in his power.
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