The Feet were Liable to Injury from Stones
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Psalm 91:12
They shall bear you up in their hands, lest you dash your foot against a stone.
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Concerning the Tabernacle which Moses Built in the Wilderness for ...
... Upon every one of the feet was there also inserted a ring ... of the same wood of which
the foregoing vessels were made, such as was not liable to corruption ...
/.../josephus/the antiquities of the jews/chapter 6 concerning the tabernacle.htm

A Compendious view of the Christian Life.
... cut round, not by the razor, for that were not well ... to be gave, but renders the cranium
less liable to injury ... For the feet of folly lead those who practice it to ...
/.../clement/the instructor paedagogus/chapter xi a compendious view of.htm

Chaldaean Civilization
... a matter of supreme importance would be liable to be ... hinges, which turned upon two
blackish stones firmly set ... The feet were shod with sandals, a tight-fitting ...
/.../chapter iiichaldaean civilization.htm

The Unmerciful Servant.
... And his fellow-servant fell down at his feet, and besought ... that is insignificant
in itself, and liable to be ... them in its true magnitude, they were brought to a ...
/.../arnot/the parables of our lord/viii the unmerciful servant.htm

Book ii.
... think of those we loved rather as liable to punishment ... closed eyes, directs his steps
with bound feet, and moves ... gave a hand to those who were rising, showed ...
//christianbookshelf.org/ambrose/works and letters of st ambrose/book ii.htm

The Transformation of Rome from a Pagan into a Christian City.
... designed in blue marble, were 666 feet long; and ... There were also private horrea,
built on speculation, to ... his lease, shall be considered as liable for another ...
/.../lanciani/pagan and christian rome/chapter i the transformation of.htm

The Allies of the Tempter.
... of youthful pleasure and natural joy, the feet of men ... go much too fast, and renders
them liable to strike ... Justice and Benevolence, speaking as it were by the ...
/.../chapin/humanity in the city/discourse vi the allies of.htm

From the Latin Translation of Cassiodorus.
... the help of tools; in his naked state liable to become ... "And put shoes on his feet,"
for "the ... was situated the table on which the loaves were displayed, because ...
/.../who is the rich man that shall be saved/i from the latin translation of.htm

Later English Reformers.
... was that of seeking to turn the feet of sinners ... of piety and virtue," while those
who were doomed to ... time or place, or any other circumstances liable to change ...
/.../the great controversy between christ and satan /14 later english reformers.htm

Later English Reformers
... was that of seeking to turn the feet of sinners ... of piety and virtue," while those
who were doomed to ... time or place, or any other circumstances liable to change ...
/.../white/the great controversy/chapter 14 later english reformers.htm

Resources
What does it mean that God makes our feet like the feet of a deer (Habakkuk 3:19)? | GotQuestions.org

What was the significance of Jesus washing the feet of the disciples? | GotQuestions.org

What does “how beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news” mean in Isaiah 52:7? | GotQuestions.org

Feet: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Feet

Feet Washing

Feet: Bells Worn On

Feet: Sitting At

Feet: Washing of, As an Example, by Jesus

The Feet of Criminals: Bound With Fetters

The Feet of Criminals: Placed in Stocks

The Feet of Enemies often Maimed and Cut off

The Feet of Saints: At Liberty

The Feet of Saints: Established by God

The Feet of Saints: Guided by Christ

The Feet of Saints: Kept by God

The Feet of Strangers and Travellers Washed

The Feet of the Jews: Bare in Affliction

The Feet of the Jews: Neglected in Affliction

The Feet of the Jews: Washed Frequently

The Feet of the Wicked: Ensnared

The Feet of the Wicked: Swift to Mischief

The Feet of the Wicked: Swift to Shed Blood

The Feet of Women often Adorned With Tingling Ornaments

The Feet were Liable to Disease

The Feet were Liable to Injury from Stones

The Feet were Liable to Swelling from Walking

The Feet: (Dipped in Blood) of Victory

The Feet: (Set in a Large Place) Liberty

The Feet: (Set on a Rock) Stability

The Feet: (Sliding) Yielding to Temptation

The Feet: (Treading Under) Complete Destruction

The Feet: (Washed or Dipped in Oil) Abundance

The Feet: Condemnation Expressed by Shaking the Dust From

The Feet: Early Use of Shoes

The Feet: Necessary Members of the Body

The Feet: Neglect of Washing, Disrespectful to Guest

The Feet: Often Swift

The Feet: Origin of Uncovering in Consecrated Places

The Feet: Parts of, Mentioned in Scripture: Heel

The Feet: Parts of, Mentioned in Scripture: Sole

The Feet: Parts of, Mentioned in Scripture: Toes

The Feet: Path of, to be Pondered

The Feet: Respect Exhibited by Falling At

The Feet: Reverence Expressed by Kissing

The Feet: Sleep Expressed by Covering

The Feet: Stamped on the Ground in Extreme Joy or Grief

The Feet: Subjection Expressed by Licking the Dust of

The Feet: Subjugation of Enemies Expressed by Placing on Their Necks

The Feet: To be Directed by God's Word

The Feet: To be Guided by Wisdom and Discretion

The Feet: To be Refrained from Evil

The Feet: To be Turned to God's Testimonies

The Feet: Washing for Others, a Menial office

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