| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - e Lord's service, and his zealous attachment to him; and which he mentions, not as though he thought his service meritorious of anything at the hand of God; but that his being in this character was an obligation upon him to serve the Lord, and him only, and might expect his protection in it; and the son of thy handmaid; his mother was also a servant of the Lord; and had trained him up in his infan
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