...Niniveh, for the definition of the rebels whom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince ,...and the fame God who afflicts a finful world with peflilence and earthquakes , might infpire for their converfion or chaftifemcnt the valour of his fervants....

...Nineveh, for the deftrudhon of the rebels whom he had condemned The injuilice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince,...example of the faints ; and the fame God who afflicts a fmful world with pellilence and earthquakes, might infpire for their converfion or challifcmcnt the...

...Nineveh, for the deftruclion of the rebels whom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince,...by the example of the faints ; and the fame God who afflids a iinful world with peililence and earthquakes, might infpire for their converfion orchaftifement...

...Nineveh, for the deflruftion of the rebels whom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, and .the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince,...by the example of the faints ; and the fame God who afflidls a finful world with peftilence and earthquakes, might infpire for their converfion or chaftifement...

...Nineveh, for the deftruction or the rebels whom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, .and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince,...fword was confecrated by the example of the faints -r and \ the fame God who afflicts a finful world with peftilence and earthquakes, might infpire for...

...Nineveh, for the dcftruction o! the rebels whom he had condimncd. The injuftice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince ;...by the example of the faints ; and the fame God who afflids a finful world with peftilence and earthquakes, might infpire, for their con-;t verfion or...

...Nineveh, for the defirution of the rebels whom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince, the humble preacher into the leader of armies i but his fword was confecrated by the example of the faints; and the fame God who affli&s a finful...

...Niniveh, for the deftru&ion of the rebels whom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen , into a prince,...afflicts a finful world with peftilence and earthquakes, might infpire for their converfion or ehaftifement the valour of his fervants. In the exercife of political...

...Niniveh, for the deftruftion of the rebels \vhom he had condemned. The injuftice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince,...preacher into the leader of armies ; but his fword \vas confecrated by the example of the faints ; and the fame God who afflicts a iinful world with peftilence...

...Nineveh, for the destruction of the rebels whom he had condemned. The injustice of Mecca, and the choice of Medina, transformed the citizen into a prince, the humble preacher into the leaderof armies ; but his sword was consecrated by the example of the saints; and the same God who...