Commerce: Articles of, Called: Merchandise
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Ezekiel 26:12
And they shall make a spoil of your riches, and make a prey of your merchandise: and they shall break down your walls, and destroy your pleasant houses: and they shall lay your stones and your timber and your dust in the middle of the water.
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Matthew 22:5
But they made light of it, and went their ways, one to his farm, another to his merchandise:
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Commerce
... five quarters of the town, which were called after the ... But no sketch of commerce
among the early Jews ... those of another, to buying and selling articles of home ...
/.../edersheim/sketches of jewish social life/chapter 12 commerce.htm

But we are Called to Account as Harm-Doers on Another Ground...
... But we are called to account as harm-doers on ... inn, nor weekly market, nor any other
places of commerce. ... do not go to your spectacles; yet the articles that are ...
//christianbookshelf.org/tertullian/apology/chapter xlii but we are.htm

His Unconscious Preparation for his Work
... of cloth and manufactured into various articles, among which ... for behind the town
a famous pass, called the Cilician ... was not only a center of commerce, but also ...
/.../stalker/the life of st paul/chapter ii his unconscious preparation.htm

The City of Benares.
... They produce articles which command a large and profitable sale ... the temple and tank
of Durga at a place called Durgakund ... Commerce had as many pilgrims as religion ...
/.../life and work in benares and kumaon 1839-1877/chapter vii the city of.htm

Disestablishment
... With the embargo lifted, New England commerce revived, and ... to the convention of 1788,
called to ratify ... When all articles had been approved, the constitution ...
/.../chapter xv disestablishment.htm

The First Theban Empire
... everything, in fact, which Central Africa has furnished as articles of commerce
from time ... and cisterns in the rock, one at a halting-place called Bait, two ...
/.../chapter iiithe first theban empire.htm

Chaldaean Civilization
... the family and its property"Chaldaean commerce and industry ... barter or by the exchange
of merchandise for weighed ... For example, "god" was called ilu, and "heaven ...
/.../chapter iiichaldaean civilization.htm

The Sixth vision "On Earth"
... And they (ie, the demon spirits of verse 14) gathered them (ie, the kings and their
armies) together unto the place which is called in Hebrew Har-mageddon [338 ...
/.../bullinger/commentary on revelation/the sixth vision on earth.htm

The Eighteenth Theban Dynasty --(Continued)
... princess of Mitanni, niece of Gilukhipa, called Tadu-khipa ... of the consumer, the waning
commerce which had ... on the tomb of liakhmiri among the articles of tribute ...
/.../chapter ithe eighteenth theban dynastycontinued.htm

Syria at the Beginning of the Egyptian Conquest
... I have placed this defile near the point which is now called Umm-el-Fahm, and ... in
the palaces of the nobles of Car-chemish or Assur: the same articles of toilet ...
/.../chapter iisyria at the beginning.htm

Resources
What are blue laws? What is a biblical view of blue laws? | GotQuestions.org

What is the significance of Cyprus in the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

Is there such a thing as absolute truth / universal truth? | GotQuestions.org

Commerce: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Commerce

Commerce of the Arabians

Commerce of the Jews: Checked in Jehoshaphat's Time

Commerce of the Jews: Commenced After Their Settlement in Canaan

Commerce of the Jews: Greatly Extended by Solomon

Commerce of the Jews: Under Strict Laws

Commerce: Articles of Apes

Commerce: Articles of Balm

Commerce: Articles of Blue Cloth

Commerce: Articles of Bodies and Souls of Men

Commerce: Articles of Brass

Commerce: Articles of Cattle

Commerce: Articles of Chariots

Commerce: Articles of Chest of Rich Apparel

Commerce: Articles of Chests of Rich Apparel

Commerce: Articles of Cinnamon

Commerce: Articles of Clothes for Chariots

Commerce: Articles of Corn

Commerce: Articles of Embroidery

Commerce: Articles of Frankincense

Commerce: Articles of Gold

Commerce: Articles of Honey

Commerce: Articles of Horses

Commerce: Articles of Iron and Steel

Commerce: Articles of Ivory

Commerce: Articles of Land

Commerce: Articles of Lead

Commerce: Articles of Linen

Commerce: Articles of Oil

Commerce: Articles of Peacocks

Commerce: Articles of Pearls

Commerce: Articles of Perfumes

Commerce: Articles of Precious Stones

Commerce: Articles of Purple

Commerce: Articles of Sheep

Commerce: Articles of Silk

Commerce: Articles of Silver

Commerce: Articles of Slaves

Commerce: Articles of Sweet Cane

Commerce: Articles of Thyine Wood

Commerce: Articles of Timber

Commerce: Articles of Tin

Commerce: Articles of Wheat

Commerce: Articles of White Wool

Commerce: Articles of Wine

Commerce: Articles of, Called: Merchandise

Commerce: Articles of, Called: Wares

Commerce: Babylonians

Commerce: Called: Buying and Selling

Commerce: Called: Trade

Commerce: Called: Traffic

Commerce: Carried on by Egyptians

Commerce: Carried on by Ethiopians

Commerce: Carried on by Ishmaelites

Commerce: Carried on by Jews

Commerce: Carried on by Means of Caravans

Commerce: Carried on by Means of Ships

Commerce: Carried on by Ninevites

Commerce: Carried on by People of Tarshish

Commerce: Carried on by People of Tyre

Commerce: Carried on by Syrians

Commerce: Carried on in Fairs

Commerce: Conducted in Fairs

Commerce: Denunciations Connected With Abuses of

Commerce: Egyptians

Commerce: Ethiopians

Commerce: Evil Practices Connected With

Commerce: from Tarshish

Commerce: Illustrative of Intercourse With the Apostasy

Commerce: Increased the Wealth of Nations and Individuals

Commerce: Inland, by Caravans

Commerce: Ishmaelites

Commerce: Israelites

Commerce: Jews

Commerce: Laws Concerning

Commerce: Maritime, by Ships

Commerce: Ninevites

Commerce: Persons Engaged In, Called: Chapmen

Commerce: Persons Engaged In, Called: Merchants

Commerce: Persons Engaged In, Called: Sellers and Buyers

Commerce: Persons Engaged In, Called: Traffickers

Commerce: Persons of Distinction Engaged In

Commerce: Success In, Led to Pride

Commerce: Syrians

Commerce: The Barter of One Commodity for Another

Commerce: The Exchange of Commodities for Money

Commerce: Transportation of Passengers

Commerce: Tyrians

Commerce: Zidonians

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