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The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
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Take: Sa2 20:6 and cause: Maimonides informs us, that it was a capital offence for any one to ride on the king's mule, to sit on his throne, or to handle his sceptre, without permission; and as David ordered Solomon to ride on his own mule, etc., it was ample evidence that he had appointed him his successor. to ride: Kg1 1:5, Kg1 1:38, Kg1 1:44; Gen 41:43; Est 6:6-11 mine own mule: Heb. the mule which belongeth to me, Lev 19:19 Gihon: Kg1 1:38, Kg1 1:45; Ch2 32:30 3 Kings (1 Kings) 1:34
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