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Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes

Luke 14:18

with one consent. from (Greek. apo. App-104. iv) one [mind],

make excuse. beg off.

a piece of ground. a field.

must needs. have need to.

go. go out (i.e. from the city). Greek. exerchomai, as in verses: Luke 14:21; Luke 14:23.

and see. to see. App-133.

I pray. App-134.

have. consider me.

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