Sword, The: Probable Origin
Sword, The: Was Pointed
Sword, The: Frequently Had Two Edges
Sword, The: Described As
Sharp
Bright
Glittering
Oppressive
Hurtful
Sword, The: Carried in a Sheath or Scabbard
Sword, The: Was Used
By the patriarchs
By the Jews
By heathen nations
For self-defence
For destruction of enemies
For punishing criminals
Sometimes for self-destruction
Sword, The: Hebrews Early Acquainted with Making Of
Sword, The: In Time of War, Plough Shares Made Into
Sword, The: Was Brandished over the Head
Sword, The: Was Thrust through Enemies
Sword, The: Was One of God's Four Sore Judgments
Sword, The: Those slain by, communicated ceremonial uncleanness
Sword, The: Illustrative
Of the word of God
Of the word of Christ
Of the justice of God
Of the protection of God
Of war and contention
Of severe and heavy calamities
Of deep mental affliction
Of the wicked
Of the tongue of the wicked
Of persecuting spirit of the wicked
Of the end of the wicked
Of false witnesses
Of judicial authority
(Drawing of,) of war and destruction
(Putting, into its sheath,) of peace and friendship
(Living by,) of rapine
(Not departing from one's house,) of perpetual calamity
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