...Ifaac fpake unto Abraham his Father, and faid, My Father : and he faid, Here am I, my Son. And he laid, Behold, the Fire and the Wood : but where is the LAMB for a Burnt-offering ? 8 And Abraham faid, My Son, GOD will PROVIDE himfrlf a LAMB for a Burnt-offering : fo they went both...

...Ifaac fpake unto Abraham his Father, and faid, My Father : and he faid, Here am I, my Son. And he faid, Behold, the Fire and the Wood : but where is the LAMB for a Burnt-offering ? 8 Abraham faid, My Son, GOD will PROVIDE himfelf a LAMB for a Burnt-offering : fo they went both...

...fee all thefe Preparations made, and no proper Animal near, alks this pertinent Queftion; My Father, behold the Fire and the Wood! But where is the Lamb for a Burnt-offering?—Sure, this endearing Speech, which difcovered fuch a Knowledge of Religion, and fuch...

...all thefe Preparations made, and no 'proper Animal near, afks this pertinent Queftion ; My Father; behold the Fire and the Wood! But where is the Lamb for a Burnt-offering ? Nothing could be more tender and moving than this Speech ; which difcovered fuch a Knowledge of Religion,...

...how amiable, to hear young people afk queftions about facrificing to GOD in an acceptable way! Ifaac knew very well that a lamb was wanting, and that a lamb was neceffary for a proper facrifice : " Behold the fire and cthe wood; but where is the lamb for a burnt-offering...

...confirmation of the covenant of grace, therefore mal near, afks this pertinent queftion; « My father, behold the • fire and the wood ! but where is the lamb for a burnt-offering?' Nothing could be more tender and moving than this fpeech } which difcovered fuch a knowledge of religion,...

...How amiable, to hear young people afk queflions about facrificing to God in an acceptable way! Ifaac knew very well that a lamb was wanting, and that a lamb was necefiary for a proper facrifice: Behold the fire and $e wood ; but where is the lamb for a burnt-offer•£*?...

...was to be offered up ! What emotions must that question of Isaac have excited in a father's bosom; behold the fire and the wood: but where is the lamb 'for a burnt-offering ? Gen. xxii. 7. Abraham comes off victorious in all tliese combats: Abraham binds his son with cords;...

...victim, could not forbear questioning his father respecting it. " My father," said the ingenuous youth, " behold the fire and the wood, but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?" If Abraham's situation could possibly be rendered more acutely distressing, it must...

...burnt-offering. Isaac, seeing nothing of a victim, could not forbear putting this question to his father, "Behold the fire and the wood; but where is the lamb for a burnt-offering ?" to which he calmly replied that God would provide a lamb for the occasion. Having built an G 2 altar...