[PDF] Articles concerning the Law of the Sea with commentaries, 1956

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Commentary on Matthew: The Gospel of the Kingdom

During two previous winters in the south of France, a great part of dear Mr Spurgeon ¶s leisure had been devoted to the production of this commentary and it bears much internal evidence of the brightness of the sunny shore where it was written On the last visit to Mentone, after his terrible illness, his mental strength was

Articles concerning the Law of the Sea with commentaries, 1956

Commentary (1) Paragraph 1 brings out the fact that the rights of the coastal State over the territorial sea do not differ in nature from the rights of sovereignty which the State exercises over other parts of its territory There is an essential difference between the regime of the territorial sea and that of the high seas since the latter is

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Commentary on Article 5 and paragraphs 6 1 and 6 2 of the Commentary on Article 15 6 7 Finally, a number of other difficulties arise where different rules of the Convention are applied by the Contracting States to income derived by a partnership or its partners, depending on the domestic laws of these States or their interpretation of

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Page #7 Commentary on Acts Introductory Thoughts about Commentaries Only the Scriptures provide an infallible, authoritatively inspired revelation of God’s will for man (2 Timothy 3:16,17) It follows that this commentary, like all commentaries, was written by an uninspired, falli-ble human