...each Perfons liking. Befides, the Children of Ifrael alfo weft and faid, We remember the Fiflt which we did eat in Egypt freely, the Cucumbers, and the...the Onions, and the Garlick $ But now our foul is drfd away, there is nothing at all befides this Manna before our eyest Numb. 11.4, f , 6- Now if this...

...faid, Who fhall SolJLgive us Flcfli to eat ? 5 We remember the Fifh which we did eat in Egypt fretly ; the Cucumbers, and the Melons, and the Leeks, and the Onions, and the Garlick. 6 But now our Soul is dried away ; there is nothing at all, befides this Manna, before our Eyes. 7...

...us Flefh to eat ? 4 f And the mixt Multi- f P/i'. evi. 14 They LUSTED ex5 We remember the Fifh which we did eat in Egypt freely ; the Cucumbers, and the...Melons, and the Leeks, and the Onions, and the Garlick. 6 But now our Soul is dried away ; there is nothing at, all, befides this Manna, before our Eyes. 7...

...reafon to queftion the accuracy of our tranflation of Numb. xi. 5 : " We remember the fifh " which we did eat in /Egypt freely ; the " cucumbers, and...the melons, and the leeks, " and the onions, and the garlic^. I am not the firft that has called the juftnefs of this tranflation into queftion ; the learned...

...any thing elfe. It is not, therefore, fofurprifing, that the Israelites in the wildernefs regretted the " cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlick," which they ofed to eat fo freely in Egypt. The buildings and other works -of the ancient Egyp- Qftb...

...time \vhen they fut by the flefh pots of Egypt, and did eat bread to the fulf. They remembered too the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlic. Hence it is evident, that the pot-herbs of Egypt were not then confecrated. Corruptions of...

...left pungent tafte, a lefs acrid flavour, there can be no * " We remember the fifh which we did cat in Egypt freely ; " the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the oni" ons, and the garlic." Numbers xi. 5. •f The French liard is equal only to half an Englilh farthing...

...of that goodly land, where they " fat by their flefti-pots," enjoyed " the fifh, which they did eat freely ; the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlick." In fuch a country, where the modes of living were fimple and the means of fuppoiting families were...

...of Ifrael allfo wept again, and fay'd, Whq fhall give us flefh to eat ? We remember the fifli which we did eat in ./Egypt freely ; the cucumbers, and...melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlick." (Num. XI, j.) The vegetables they ate/w/y, the flefh /y ftealtb.. called agrostis, bccaufe it was fwecter...

...to eat ? We remember the " fifh which we did eat in Egypt freely : the cucumbers '* and the melons, the leeks, and the onions, and the " garlick : but...our foul is dried away : there is " nothing at all befides this manna before our eyes." The Lord hearkened and heard. He promifed to indulge them ; and...