The blade retains its original cutting-edge and has smooth lightly-toned steel surfaces with some patches of discoloration and wear: retains approx. The 17" by 1 wide blade with a very good tip: the base marked with a HILL maker s mark. Regulation-type brass and wooded hilt with a nickele-plated, curved, steel cross-guard with a top barrel aperture and a bottom quillon. Complete with its Field-type wood and leather scabbard: the tip with loss and damage to the leather wrap and wooden body. Additional shipping and insurance charges will apply to international purchases. 55% gold gilt finish. A very nice example of a Large Size Colonial/American Revolutionary War Period English Pipe Tomahawk, ca. The blade with smooth lightly-toned steel-gray surfaces with some patches of discoloration and 85% polish: fine acid-etching with some light wear. 1760: In overall fine condition with smooth steel surfaces. Wooden grip with very good surfaces and some handling marks and wear. Revolutionary war sword replica. Brass pommel-cap slotted and cut with its steel spring and bush-button release: for accepting the bayonet lug of a "MDL. The blade retains its original, cutting edge with generally smooth gunmetal-gray surfaces, some scattered discoloration and areas of pitting. 55%+ latent polish: some scattered staining and pitting. In very good condition with smooth steel-gray-colored surfaces, sharp edges and fine contours.
"Got set today, they are well worth the wait! Retains choice untouched, smooth surfaces with much finish extant, en suite with the blade. I would have no problem buying from you again or suggesting your store to any of my friends. Long straight quillons with turned ball type finials, en suite. Chicopee, MASS" maker's marking (worn) and on its opposite side with an "1862" date of manufacture. A VERY GOOD WAR OF 1812 PERIOD AMERICAN? Haft with a rounded mouthpiece; and its upper end with a (later) peg-type plug. Complete with its original scabbard with untouched, oxidized, steel surfaces and several dents-- from use. The black leather scabbard features polished steel mounts. Deeply chased & embossed, Silver mounts of German rococo design. The ends with their integrally carved rounded/dowel-form string-attachments/terminals-- for the Bow-string (absent). AN EXCELLENT/MUSEUM GRADE FRENCH & INDIAN WAR PERIOD FRENCH SILVER HILT OFFICER'S SMALL SWORD, ca. A VERY GOOD LARGE-SIZE MID-18TH CENTURY/AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD (ENGLISH) PIPE TOMAHAWK, ca. Revolutionary war swords for sale online. The hilt with fine quality embossed decorations and the blade with fine Blue & Gilt surfaces.
Please see R. Gardner's: "Small Arms Makers", pg. Scattered handling marks/abrasions, tight hairlines, age-stains, minor shrinkage and generally sharp contours. Retains untouched, rust-patinated, chocolate-brown-colored, steel surfaces with light scattered pitting and staining. 1750: In overall excellent/Museum Grade untouched condition with smooth lightly toned surfaces to the diamond-form, finely engraved, hollow ground, 31 1/4" blade with a flared, gold-damascened & nitre-blued ricasso with 90%+ finish. A RARE COLONIAL AMERICAN/REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD AMERICAN SPONTOON, ca. Revolutionary War Officer's Sword. Nathan Starr of Middletown, Conn. was one of several official US Sword cutlers; and on Dec. 28, 1818 he was commissioned to manufacture 10, 000 cavalry swords. Retains traces of its bluing (turned) and much of the (muted) fire-gilt finish.
Original, slightly curved, deer antler grip with 90%+ polish and very fine natural Staghorn surfaces: tight brass fittings. Revolutionary war swords for sale 2022. The regulation length, 28 1/4", spear-point blade with smooth bright steel surfaces and 90%+ polish with light scattered staining. Retains its re-blued steel scabbard. 1915: In overall net good untouched condition with a single edge, straight, "Proved", acid etched, steel blade with heavy surface discoloration and wear to engraved and etched scrolls and martial motifs. Very good grip with 85%+ finish, light scattered handling-marks, minor shrinkage, tight hairlines and signs of use and wear.
Together with a professionally made (21st Century) Black Leather Scabbard with finely stitched seams and supple leather surfaces. Heavy Brass hilt with a Stirrup-type knuckle-bow with side-mounted langets and an integral, curved quillon. John Bennett, II was a noted London Sword Cutler & Gunmaker who also, was maker to the Price of Wales; and worked at 67 Threadneedle Street, across from the Royal Exchange 1765-1778. Blacksmith-made, hand-forged, 11", single edged, clip-point, steel blade with a dark, richly toned and oxidized, untouched age patina. Very good smooth surfaces with 75% polish and sharp edges: engraved, on the both sides (one side slightly worn/discolored) with a Cest un Luisiz charmant quand L amouz aide deu amans engraving. Pierced and chased, ball-shaped pommel and a chiseled stirrup-type knuckle-bow, en suite. Complete with its rounded "urn-type" pommel-cap with a fine "blade-tang-peen". The blade retains its original cutting-edge and has smooth steel surfaces with much polish and light signs of use & wear. A very nice example of Civil War Period Austrian Lorenz Rifle Bayonet, ca. The hilt with a nicely etched and pierced decoration, on its guard and the noted working period alteration. Retains its original "false" cutting edge without nicks or abrasions.
From a Mid-Atlantic Family Collection. The pommel with an embossed grape-leaf border and its original blade peen. 1770: In overall very good+/near fine condition with smooth gunmetal gray-brown surfaces with light patches of discoloration and some wear. Blow Gun/Sling Shot. "I'd like to thank you for everything you have done, you and your website has given me the best service from any store / online shop that i have ever purchased from. The casting with finely embossed and chased accents and a sharp attention to detail. The handle weighted with Lead, to act as a bludgeon. The 2 1/2", single edged, sharp, steel blade with an untouched steel-gray age patina, a Hammer/Sickle-form maker s mark and light scattered discoloration. Untouched scabbard with its spring release and oxidation and active rust. A fine example of an early 19th century naval/nautical weapon. Overall, a complete & original example of a Boer War Period English P. 1886/1887 Martini-Henry Sword Bayonet, dtd. Recently acquired from an old Marblehead, Mass.
A FINE EMPIRE PERIOD GERMAN OFFICER'S (PRUSSIAN) WILHEM MARKED OFFICER'S SPADROON, ca. Legal Notice - International Military Antiques, Inc observes all Federal, State and local laws. 1822" Arsenal marking, Model designation and date of manufacture. Unmarked, 8 1/2", slightly curved, single edged, sharp, back-type blade with a short upper fuller and smooth gunmetal toned, steel surfaces: the base with an old "B * 18 * 28" Collection number, in white India Ink. In overall fine condition with choice blade surfaces with light frosting, smooth, polished (99%+) surfaces and a clear "In Treue Est" (Steadfast in Loyalty) Bavarian National motto inscription. From the Estate of the "Cilley" family of New Hampshire & Ohio Recently de-accessioned from the "Sons of the American Revolution" Museum Collection with its Sale Proceeds to benefit the "NSSAR" Museum. OFFICER'S HANGER, ca. The open-neck socket with its regulation, US Model 1816, "T" shaped lug-cut and matching bright surfaces. Overall a nice and complete example of an Indian War Period US Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield Bayonet & Scabbard, ca. Spear-type, 29 1/4", single-edge, straight, unmarked blade with a deep-fuller for 1/2 its length. A VERY GOOD UNTOUCHED EARLY US MODEL 1816 SOCKET BAYONET, ca.
Fine blade with much (85%+) polish, clear marks, fine contours and its original cutting-edge: smooth and lightly toned, steel-gray surfaces. A very fine quality example of a late-19th Century (French) Romantic Dagger, ca. Overall measurements (fully extended) approx., 8" (Closed) 4 1/2"). Classic Eagle Head Pommel and Silver Plated Hilt with matching untouched surfaces. Very good grip with its braided silver grip-wire and some minor signs of use and age. Staff Officer Sword.
AN EXTREMELY RARE 15th-16TH CENTURY ENGLISH "TUDOR PERIOD" LONGBOW, ca. Regulation, etched and embossed, P. 1796, Gilt brass/bronze hilt with an integral single-bar knuckle-guard, a folding rounded cross-guard and a faceted "pillow" pommel with turned capstan. Finely turned Ivory grip with scrimshawed/inked highlights, signs of light handling, minor wear/tight hairlines and expected light age-stains. Fine quality and carved walrus ivory grip with engraved and embossed guilt bronze and silver niello fittings: silver cross-guard with rounded contours: some age-staining to the ivory. A nice example of an untouched Napoleanic War/War of 1812 Period Brown Bess Bayonet. The flat rate shipping discount applies for any quantity shipped to the lower 48 states. Retains fine, smooth steel surfaces with 85%+ polish, light scattered patches of discoloration and a fine cutting-edge. Marked at the base with a "HENERY BCKER/SOLINGEN" maker's marking for the noted Civil War Era German sword-cutler. For a very similar example, please see H. Overall length 38". Red-brown-colored, pin-fastened, wooden grip-scales with smooth untouched surfaces and its original end-ferrule.
The medium is different, but the concept is the same. Verse 5: Dee Wilson, Dee Wilson & Jamie Macdonald]. Still my soul will sing Your praise unending; Ten thousand years and then forevermore. The kingdom is yours, LORD, and you are honored as head of all things.
This final line of the Lord's Prayer is a doxology, which means something that gives praise or adoration to God. For the Kingdom is yours For the Kingdom is yours For the Kingdom is yours For the Kingdom is yours Ask of me, and it will be given, you ask of me, and it will be given Ask of me, and it will be given, you ask of me, and it will be given You ask of me, and it will be given, you ask of me, and it will be given You ask of me, and it will be given, you ask of me, and it will be given Yours! Popular Hymn Lyrics with Story and Meaning. וְהַתִּפְאֶ֙רֶת֙ (wə·hat·tip̄·'e·reṯ). Blessed is the soul that thirsts for righteousness. You can connect with her by email at. Bought with a price The blood of Your Son, Nothing I've earned, but by Your grace I come. The heavens are Yours, and also the earth. It also implores us to remain faithful and affixed on Jesus. All the broken pieces of their heart. Track: The Kingdom Is Yours (Live) (listen to the song).
Genesis 14:19, 22 And he blessed him, and said, Blessed be Abram of the most high God, possessor of heaven and earth: …. David, by his example and entreaty. Our systems have detected unusual activity from your IP address (computer network). ℗ 2022 Elevation Worship Records. Please try again later. Even though it isn't included in the earliest Greek manuscripts of the Scriptures, Protestant Christians have included this line as part of the Lord's Prayer since the 1600s. The Name of Jesus Christ my King. Music and Words by Bob Kauflin. "The kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours". Death could not hold You, The veil tore before You, You silenced the boast of sin and grave. Read the rest of the Lord's Prayer series. Let the "Amen" sound from His people again, Gladly forever adore Him. Neither pray as the hypocrites; but as the Lord commanded in His Gospel, thus pray: Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Strong's 3588: A relative conjunction.
Mighty to Save: The Sound of Worshipping Generations, 2 DVDs By Hillsong / Integrity Music. Those lambasted, ridiculed, and assaulted because of Jesus in us, yet, choose to remain obedient to Christ, will be blessed (Matthew 5:10-12). 6] George Milligan, Sections From The Greek Papyri (Cambridge: University Press, 1912), 132-134.
Disc Two includes the Mighty to Save: The Heart of Worship documentary, "A Song's Journey" documentary, a drum worskhop, guitar workshop, and conference and resource information. Let Your kingdom come. You are great and powerful, glorious, splendid, and majestic. The cross has saved us so we pray. Playlist of Top Performances of 'What a Beautiful Name'. Daniel 2:20. and declared: "Blessed be the name of God forever and ever, for wisdom and power belong to Him.
We recognize that God is sovereign and rules over all things, and that nothing can happen without God's knowledge. Hillsong Music's Ultimate Worship is a stirring collection of live performances, gathered from the brightest moments of their many conferences and shows. Welcoming the last, the lost, the least. These are people who know they are broken, humbly admitting their desperate need for God. 3] James Murdock, The Syriac New Testament (Boston: H. L. Hastings, 1896), 9. Your Kingdom come quickly. Housefires - Praise Him. Preposition-b, Article | Noun - masculine plural. Karang - Out of tune?
All ye who hear, now to His temple draw near, Praise Him in glad adoration. What message does the song communicate? For all that is in the heavens and in the earth is yours. הַגְּדֻלָּ֨ה (hag·gə·ḏul·lāh). You fill all in all. Blessed are the mercifulFor they will be shown mercyBlessed are the pure in heartFor they they will see God. The earth and its fullness You founded. Though they fall, they′ll never know defeat. What a beautiful name it is, what a beautiful name it is; The Name of Jesus Christ my King. And the majesty, וְהַנֵּ֣צַח (wə·han·nê·ṣaḥ). We name God's greatness by stating that all things belong to God. New Heart English Bible.
And I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and in the sea, and all that is in them, saying: "To Him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb be praise and honor and glory and power forever and ever! Here are some of the Hillsong Albums. Your will be done the same. As if he said, "The greatness of my kingdom, the prowess of my warriors, the splendour and majesty of my throne, are thine, for thine are all things. Psalm 115:15, 16 Ye are blessed of the LORD which made heaven and earth…. We adore you as the one who is over all things. Quotes from Matthew 5:8. The passage in question is the conclusion of what is commonly known as The Lord's Prayer. Psalm 99:1 The LORD reigneth; let the people tremble: he sitteth between the cherubims; let the earth be moved. Let Your will be done.