Torrey's New Topical Textbook

Were the servants of the Levites  @Ezr 8:20.
Probably originated in the appointment of the Gibeonites  @Jos 9:27.
The remnant of the Canaanites appointed as, by Solomon  @1Ki 9:20,21; Ezr 2:58.
With the priests and Levites
Had cities to reside in.  @1Ch 9:2; Ezr 2:70.
Exempted from tribute.  @Ezr 7:24.

Had chiefs or captains over them  @Ne 11:21.
A large number of, returned from the captivity  @Ezr 2:43-54; Ne 7:46-56,60.
Were zealous for the covenant  @Ne 10:28,29.

The corruption of human nature requires  @Joh 3:6; Ro 8:7,8.
None can enter heaven without  @Joh 3:3.
Effected by
God.  @Joh 1:13; 1Pe 1:3.
Christ.  @1Jo 2:29.
The Holy Spirit.  @Joh 3:6; Tit 3:5.

Through the instrumentality of
The word of God.  @Jas 1:18; 1Pe 1:23.
The resurrection of Christ.  @1Pe 1:3.
The ministry of the gospel.  @1Co 4:15.

Is of the will of God  @Jas 1:18.
Is of the mercy of God  @Tit 3:5.
Is for the glory of God  @Isa 43:7.
Described as
A new creation.  @2Co 5:17; Ga 6:15; Eph 2:10.
Newness of life.  @Ro 6:4.
A spiritual resurrection.  @Ro 6:4-6; Eph 2:1,5; Col 2:12; 3:1.
A new heart.  @Eze 36:26.
A new spirit.  @Eze 11:19; Ro 7:6.
Putting on the new man.  @Eph 4:24.
The inward man.  @Ro 7:22; 2Co 4:16.
Circumcision of the heart.  @De 30:6; Ro 2:29; Col 2:11.
Partaking of the divine nature.  @2Pe 1:4.
The washing of regeneration.  @Tit 3:5.

All saints partake of  @Ro 8:16,17; 1Pe 2:2; 1Jo 5:1.
Produces
Likeness to God.  @Eph 4:24; Col 3:10.
Likeness to Christ.  @Ro 8:29; 2Co 3:18; 1Jo 3:2.
Knowledge of God.  @Jer 24:7; Col 3:10.
Hatred of sin.  @1Jo 3:9; 5:18.
Victory over the world.  @1Jo 5:4.
Delight in God's law.  @Ro 7:22.

Evidenced by
Faith in Christ.  @1Jo 5:1.
Righteousness.  @1Jo 2:29.
Brotherly love.  @1Jo 4:7.

Connected with adoption  @Isa 43:6,7; Joh 1:12,13.
The ignorant cavil at  @Joh 3:4.
Manner of effecting--Illustrated  @Joh 3:8.
Preserves from Satan's devices  @1Jo 5:18.

The darkness first called  @Ge 1:5.
Caused by God  @Ps 104:20.
Belongs to God  @Ps 74:16.
The heavenly bodies designed to separate day from  @Ge 1:14.
The moon and stars designed to rule and give light by  @Ge 1:16-18; Jer 31:35.
Commenced at sunset  @Ge 28:11.
Continued until sunrise  @Ps 104:22; Mt 28:1; Mr 16:2.
Regular succession of
Established by covenant.  @Ge 8:22; Jer 33:20.
Ordained for the glory of God.  @Ps 19:2.

Originally divided into three watches  @La 2:19; Jdj 7:19; Ex 14:24.
Divided into four watches by the Romans  @Lu 12:38; Mt 14:25; Mr 13:35.
Frequently
Exceeding dark.  @Pr 7:9.
Cold and frosty.  @Ge 31:40; Jer 36:30.
Accompanied by heavy dew.  @Nu 11:9; Jdj 6:38,40; Job 29:19; Song 5:2.

Unsuitable for labour  @Joh 9:4.
Unsuitable for travelling  @Joh 11:10.
Designed for rest  @Ps 104:23.
Wearisome to the afflicted  @Job 7:3,4.
Favourable to the purposes of the wicked  @Ge 31:39; Job 24:14,15; Ob 1:5; 1Th 5:2.
Wild beasts go forth in search of prey during  @2Sa 21:10; Ps 104:21,22.
The Jews
Forbidden to keep the wages of servants during.  @Le 19:13.
Forbidden to allow malefactors to hang during.  @De 21:23.
In affliction spent, in sorrow and humiliation.  @Ps 6:6; 30:5; Joe 1:13.
In affliction spent, in prayer.  @Ps 22:2.
Often kept lamps burning during.  @Pr 31:18.

Eastern shepherds watched over their flocks during  @Ge 31:40; Lu 2:8.
Eastern fishermen continued their employment during  @Lu 5:5; Joh 21:3.
God frequently
Revealed his will in.  @Ge 31:24; 46:2; Nu 22:30; Da 7:2.
Visited his people in.  @1Ki 3:5; Ps 17:3.
Executed his judgments in.  @Ex 12:12; 2Ki 19:35; Job 27:20; Da 5:30.

Illustrative of
Spiritual darkness.  @Ro 13:12.
Seasons of severe calamities.  @Isa 21:12; Am 5:8.
Seasons of spiritual desertion.  @Song 3:1.
Death.  @Joh 9:4.

Empties itself into the Mediterranean Sea by seven streams  @Isa 11:15.
Called
The river.  @Ge 41:1,3.
The Egyptian sea.  @Isa 11:15.
The stream of Egypt.  @Isa 27:12.
Sihor.  @Jos 13:3; Jer 2:18.

Abounded in
Crocodiles.  @Eze 29:3.
Fish.  @Ex 7:21; Eze 29:4.
Reeds and flags.  @Isa 19:6,7.

Annual overflow of its banks alluded to  @Jer 46:8; Am 8:8; 9:5.
The Egyptians
Took great pride in.  @Eze 29:9.
Carried on extensive commerce by.  @Isa 23:3.
Bathed in.  @Ex 2:5.
Drank of.  @Ex 7:21,24.
Punished by failure of its waters.  @Isa 19:5,6.
Punished by destruction of its fish.  @Isa 19:8.

Remarkable events connected with
Male children drowned in.  @Ex 1:22.
Moses exposed on its banks.  @Ex 2:3.
Its waters turned into blood.  @Ex 7:15,20.
Miraculous generation of frogs.  @Ex 8:3.

Origin and antiquity of  @Ge 10:11.
Situated on the river Tigris  @Na 2:6,8.
The ancient capital of Assyria  @2Ki 19:36; Isa 37:37.
Called the bloody city  @Na 3:1.
Described as
Great.  @Jon 1:2; 3:2.
Extensive.  @Jon 3:3.
Rich.  @Na 2:9.
Strong.  @Na 3:12.
Commercial.  @Na 3:16.
Populous.  @Jon 4:11.
Vile.  @Na 1:14.
Wicked.  @Jon 1:2.
Idolatrous.  @Na 1:14.
Full of joy and carelessness.  @Zep 2:15.
Full of lies and robbery.  @Na 3:1.
Full of witchcraft.  @Na 3:4.

Jonah sent to proclaim the destruction of  @Jon 1:2; 3:1,2,4.
Inhabitants of, repented at Jonah's preaching  @Jon 3:5-9; Mt 12:41; Lu 11:32.
Destruction of, averted  @Joh 3:10; 4:11.
Predictions respecting
Coming up of the Babylonish armies against.  @Na 2:1-4; 3:2.
Destruction of its people.  @Na 1:12; 3:3.
Spoiling of its treasures.  @Na 2:9.
Destruction of its idols.  @Na 1:14; 2:7.
Degradation and contempt put on.  @Na 3:5-7; Zep 2:15.
Utter destruction.  @Na 1:8,9.
Complete desolation.  @Zep 2:13-15.
Feebleness of its people.  @Na 3:13.
Being taken while people were drunk.  @Na 1:10; 3:11.
Captivity of its people.  @Na 3:10.