Psalm 127:1
Except the LORD build the house, they labor in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman wakes but in vain.
Torrey's Topical Textbook

The Great Shepherd
... The vigilance, the providence, the tenderness, necessary to ... the purposes of ambition,
or vain-glory, or ... metaphor, are compared to slumbering watchmen, and dumb ...
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The Puritan Conflict.
... of private families could not escape the vigilance of his spies ... Puritanism did not
struggle in vain. ... cater-pillars, limbs of the beast, blind watchmen, dumb dogs ...
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Watchmen

Watchmen in Time of Danger: Increase in Number

Watchmen in Time of Danger: Reported the Approach of all Strangers

Watchmen in Time of Danger: Sounded an Alarm at the Approach of Enemies

Watchmen in Time of Danger: Vigilant Night and Day

Watchmen of Ministers

Watchmen were Relieved by Turns

Watchmen were Stationed in the Streets of Cities

Watchmen were Stationed: Around the Temple in Jerusalem on Special Occasions

Watchmen were Stationed: On the Walls of Cities

Watchmen were Stationed: On Watch Towers

Watchmen: (Blind) of Careless Ministers

Watchmen: (Looking for the Morning) of Anxious Waiting for God

Watchmen: Citizens Sometimes Acted As

Watchmen: Danger of Sleeping on Their Posts, Referred To

Watchmen: Neglecting to Give Warning Punished With Death

Watchmen: Often Interrogated by Passengers

Watchmen: Paraded the Streets at Night to Preserve Order

Watchmen: Soldiers Generally Acted As

Watchmen: Vigilance of, Vain Without God's Protection

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