...specimen of a wandering, thievish race, of whom it may most truly be said, as of the wild Arabs, " whose hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them" — such, was the Sybil, whose wretched appearance should have warned her willing dupe, how little...

...and make a rent in the Church of God : a thing deeply to be thought of by the Ishmaels of our time, whose "°hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them ; who 2I bite and devour one another until they be consumed one of another; who forsake the fellowship...

...hospitals of our manufacturing districts — who own no GOD, who can cnllnoman instructor or friend — whose hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them— who live in filth and pestilence, and m the very abyss of moral degradation — whose days are passed...

...Irish mob is we well know ; and to infer that liberty is at an end because these modern Ishmaelites, whose hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them, convert a quiet city into a Donnybrook Fair, would be an obvious fallacy. Irish turbulence must always...

...of that wild courage and lawless spirit which makes them realize their scriptural designation — " a people whose hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them." One great ornament to the procession was the number of handsome children, who were drest in the richest...

...own means of sustenance ; so that they have become in very deed and in truth like so many Ishmaels, ' Whose hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them.' Hundreds of those little ones in their birth, are unlike the inmates of this institution. Their desertion...

...human habitations, and inhabited only by roving bands of Arabs or Bedouins (children of the desert), whose hand is against every man, and every man's hand against them. Anciently, the country, which was called in its more northerly part, the land of Edom or Idumea, was...

...prolific, talented, and powerful race of men, whose nature it has been to this hour to live by plunder, whose hand is against every man and every man's hand against them. Thus you have another wild people, a cruel, treacherous, lying stock of thieves and idolaters developed...

...Roman emperors, but ha\e exercised dominion over the land of Leonidas, Aristides, and Pericles. 9. Here the wandering Arabs, a people whose " hand is...offered up as a sacrifice for the sins of mankind. 10. Nor have we yet mentioned the most remarkable Mature in Asiatic history. It is in this portion...

...Í. ver. 15, 16. » Rom. chap. 16. ver. 17. VOL. 1.1. FF to be thought of by the Ismaels of our time, whose " hand" is against every man, and every man's hand against them ;" who " bitey and devour one another, until they be consumed one of another ;" who forsake the fellowship...