Prisons: The King had Power to Commit To
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And say, Thus said the king, Put this fellow in the prison, and feed him with bread of affliction and with water of affliction, until I come in peace.
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The French Reformation.
... The prisons were crowded, and the very air seemed darkened ... on the scaffold."(343)
Nor was the king the only ... power.(349) The gospel of Christ had enabled its ...
/.../the great controversy between christ and satan /12 the french reformation.htm

Concerning the Power of the Civil Magistrate in Matters Purely ...
... any Jesuits, who would not admit king Charles the ... reproves and fights by banishment
and prisons, and forceth ... principle obliges him, if he had power, by force ...
/.../proposition xiv concerning the power.htm

The French Reformation
... The prisons were crowded, and the very air seemed darkened ... Nor was the king the only
victim; near the same ... (See Appendix.) The gospel of Christ had enabled its ...
/.../white/the great controversy/chapter 12 the french reformation.htm

The Bible and the French Revolution.
... cultivating her science; if their wisdom had been guiding ... paupers claimed charity
from the hands of the king. ... over churches and schools, the prisons and the ...
/.../white/the great controversy between christ and satan /15 the bible and the.htm

The Bible and the French Revolution
... vengeance was only stimulated by the execution of the king; and those who had decreed
his ... The prisons were crowded, at one time containing more than two ...
/.../christianbookshelf.org/white/the great controversy/chapter 15 the bible and.htm

Book iv Thus Gently Sang the Lady Philosophy with Dignified Mien ...
... carried on the wandering ships of Ithaca's king to the ... with their rule; and especially
when prisons, bonds, and ... bands of the stars, which she had hidden by the ...
/.../boethius/the consolation of philosophy/book iv thus gently sang.htm

Doctrine of Non-Resistance to Evil by Force must Inevitably be ...
... Pope, at another an emperor or king, an elective ... from evil; that taxes, dues, serfage,
prisons, scourging, knouts ... anything in the world if they had the power of ...
/.../the kingdom of god is within you/chapter viii doctrine of non-resistance.htm

The Three Facts of Sin
... Prisons, mad-houses, hospitals "these are just so much ... going to be with Christ, his
influence had been against ... he left in ambuscade at his king's palace gate ...
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Thanksgiving to God for Deliverance from the Evils Expected Owing ...
... and the universal enmity, the stripes, the prisons, the tribunals ... his subjects, and
the subjects of the king; just as ... But when I had offended my Master, I fell ...
/.../chrysostom/on the priesthood/homily xi thanksgiving to god.htm

Matt. v. 17
... by his own act, from courts of law, and prisons, and the ... And just as a king would
have his own son present ... a pride in the marks wherewith he had been branded ...
/.../chrysostom/homilies on the gospel of saint matthew/homily xvi matt v 17.htm

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Prisons

Prisons used for Confining: Condemned Persons Till Executed

Prisons used for Confining: Debtors Till They Paid

Prisons used for Confining: Enemies Taken Captive

Prisons used for Confining: Persons Accused of Crimes

Prisons used for Confining: Persons Accused of Heresy

Prisons used for Confining: Persons Under the King's Displeasure

Prisons used for Confining: Suspected Persons

Prisons were Under the Care of a Keeper

Prisons: Antiquity of

Prisons: Bondage to Sin and Satan

Prisons: Confinement In, Considered a Severe Punishment

Prisons: Confinement In, often Awarded As a Punishment

Prisons: Deep Afflictions

Prisons: Dungeons Attached To

Prisons: Hell

Prisons: Keepers of Often Used Severity

Prisons: Keepers of Put to Death If Prisoners Escaped

Prisons: Keepers of Responsible for the Prisoners

Prisons: Keepers of Sometimes Acted Kindly

Prisons: Keepers of Sometimes Entrusted the Care of the Prison To

Prisons: Keepers of Strictly Guarded the Doors

Prisons: Kinds of, Mentioned: Common

Prisons: Kinds of, Mentioned: State

Prisons: Magistrates had Power to Commit To

Prisons: Magistrates had Power to Release From

Prisons: Persons Confined in Clothed in Prison Dress

Prisons: Persons Confined in Fed on Bread and Water

Prisons: Persons Confined in Might Have Their Condition Ameliorated by the King

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Bound With Fetters

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Chained to Two Soldiers

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Executed In

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Fastened in Stocks

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Kept to Hard Labour

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Placed in Dungeons

Prisons: Persons Confined in Often Subjected to Extreme Suffering

Prisons: Persons Confined in Said to be in Hold

Prisons: Persons Confined in Said to be in Ward

Prisons: Persons Confined in Sometimes Allowed to be Visited by Their Friends

Prisons: Places Used as Court of the King's House

Prisons: Places Used as House of the Captain of the Guard

Prisons: Places Used as House of the King's Scribe

Prisons: Places Used as Prisoner's own House, where he Was Kept Bound to a Soldier

Prisons: The King had Power to Commit To

Prisons: The King had Power to Release From

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