| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But these Gentiles, instead of sacrificing him at once without pity or mercy, as a company of Bible-prophets or priests would have done by a Gentile in the same case, and as it is related Samuel had done by Agag, and Moses by the women and children, they endeavoured to save him, though at the risk of their own lives: for the account says, Nevertheless [that is, though Jonah was a Jew and a foreig
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