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Their forefathers were of that chosen race whom God delivered from Egyptian bondage.
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Moses, on the other hand, it was that delivered Israel out of Egyptian bondage.
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But Moses was saved, in order to free our people from the Egyptian bondage.
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To think in programmes is Egyptian bondage, and works the sterilization of the political intellect.
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American slavery, like this Egyptian bondage, will have its results on the future or Africa.
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We find traces of this natural subordination among them, even under the pressure of Egyptian bondage.
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And journalism for money is Egyptian bondage.
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The father answered: "The Lord brought us with a strong hand out of the Egyptian bondage."
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It nobly represented, to my mind, the dark children of the Egyptian bondage, and suggested the touching story.
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It was tolerated in a people who had long been in the darkness of Egyptian bondage, but never approved.
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The death of Henry released the Jews from this Egyptian bondage; but they changed their master, not their fortune.
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By a miraculous deliverance at the Red Sea, Israel escaped from Egyptian bondage; and sinners are saved by the miraculous new birth.
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The children of Israel, to such numbers as to include four hundred thousand fighting men, went out of Egyptian bondage in a body.
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The Lord had delivered the people of Israel from Egyptian bondage that they might serve Him and make His ways known to the nations.
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That was the Feast of Tabernacles, the recollection of the Exodus from Egyptian bondage; it was the Saturnalia, the return of the Golden Age!
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"To think in programmes," said he, "is Egyptian bondage, and works the sterilization of the political intellect."
