...whimpering away with his Finger in his Eye, and that Complaint of Micah in his Mouth, Judg. xviii. 24. Te have taken away my Gods which I made, and what have I more. Though 1 muft confefs I -cannot tell, why he mould be fb fond of them, fince 1 dare undertake, that...

...Like the idolater of whom we read in Old Testament history, she might have mournfully exclaimed, " Ye have taken away my gods which I made ; and what have I more ? and what is this that ye say unto me, What aileth thee ?" constant complaints ; but my father* bore them patiently....

...Pénates, he may be expected to exclaim, when he sees them unceremoniously removed from their stations, " Ye have taken away my gods which I made : And what have I more ?" In order to meet the Calviniste on equal terms, it is necessary for every Arminian writer who is...

...rcmenihr.inco. Numbers, we fear, twill be but too ready to take up a similar lamentation to Micah, " Ye have taken away my gods which I made, and what have I more? and what is this that ye say unto me what aileth thee?" (Judges xviii. 24). " Tliou fool, this nij;lit thy soul...

...Micah cling to his teraphim or telesms ; and 58 when they were stolen, to raise the bitter cry, — "Ye have taken away my gods which I made, and what have I more ?" We are by no means disposed to go to the full extent to which phrenologists have proceeded ; and,...

...extravagant doctrines, objecting to our simpler views in religion, are well compared to Micah, exclaiming, ' Ye have taken away my gods which I made, and what have I more?' They leel as if nothing was left in religion, when a few startling mysteries are taken away. But what...

...subjected to worldly losses and bereavements ? They do not bewail their lot, like him who cried, " Ye have taken away my gods which I made, and what have I more?"* but with holy Job, they say, " The Lord gave, and the Lord ' Judges, xviii. 24, taketh away;" and,...

...subjected to worldly losses and bereavements ? They do not bewail their lot, like him who cried, " Ye have taken away my gods which I made, and what have I more ? " * but with holy Job, they say, " The Lord gave, and the Lord * Judges, xviii. 24. taketh away;"...

...were burned, because they were wickedly abused) will always move the indignation of idolatrous bigots. Ye have taken away my gods which I made : and what have I more ? has been the piteous complaint and angry question of more than Micah of Mount Ephraim. ing that Christ...

...lost, when they are removed ; and each to say with Micah, when the Danites robbed him of his images, " Ye have taken away my gods which I made, and what have I more ? " 1 (2.) By pitching his tent nigh to Sodom, Lot chose a place, where " he was vexed with the filthy...