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Fraud occurred in the South Korean election, but the government is not investigating. Pray that the government will investigate and punish those who cheated.
Urgent Prayer: The president of South Korea is trying to uncover fraudulent elections. Members of the opposition National Assembly, who were elected in a fraudulent election, want to impeach the president. Pray that the president of South Korea will not be impeached. The forces behind the fraudulent election are from the Chinese Communist Party, North Korea, and the Communist Party in South Korea. Pray that those responsible for the election fraud will be found and punished. Pray that there will be no bloodshed in South Korea. Pray that Satan and the evil spirits controlling them will be bound.

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Travellers

1. Called way-faring men. Jdj 19:17; Isa 35:8.

2. Preparations made by, alluded to. Eze 12:3,4.

3. Often collected together and formed caravans. Ge 37:25; Isa 21:13; Lu 2:44.

4. Often engaged persons acquainted with the country as guides. Nu 10:31,32; Job 29:15.

5. Friends of

a. Often supplied them with provision. Ge 21:14; 44:1; Jer 40:5.

b. Sometimes accompanied them a short way. 2Sa 19:31; Ac 20:38; 21:5.

c. Frequently commended them to protection of God. Ge 43:13,14; Ac 21:5.

d. Frequently took leave of them with sorrow. Ac 20:37; 21:6.

e. Often sent them away with music. Ge 31:27.

6. Generally commenced their journey early in the morning. Jdj 19:5.

7. Generally rested at noon. Ge 18:1,3; Joh 4:6.

8. Halted at even. Ge 24:11.

9. Generally halted at wells or streams. Ge 24:11; 32:21,23; Ex 15:27; 1Sa 30:21; Joh 4:6.

10. Carried with them

a. Provisions for the way. Jos 9:11,12; Jdj 19:19.

b. Provender for their beasts of burden. Ge 42:27; Jdj 19:19.

c. Skins filled with water, wine, &c. Ge 21:14,15; Jos 9:13.

d. Presents for those who entertained them. Ge 43:15; 1Ki 10:2; 2Ki 5:5; Mt 2:11.

11. Often travelled on foot. Ge 28:10; 32:10; Ex 12:37; Ac 20:13.

12. On foot, how attired. Ex 12:11.

13. After a long journey, described. Jos 9:4,5,13.

14. Of distinction

a. Rode on asses, camels, &c. Ge 22:3; 24:64; Nu 22:21.

b. Rode in chariots. 2Ki 5:9; Ac 8:27,28.

c. Generally attended by running footmen. 1Sa 25:27; 1Ki 18:46; 2Ki 4:24; Ec 10:7.

d. Often preceded by heralds, &c to have the roads prepared. Isa 40:3,4; Mr 1:2,3.

e. Generally performed their journey in great state. 1Ki 10:2; 2Ki 5:5,9.

f. Frequently extorted provisions by the way. Jdj 8:5,8; 1Sa 25:4-13.

g. Before setting out gave employment, &c to their servants. Mt 25:14.

15. Strangers civil to. Ge 18:2; 24:18,19.

16. Generally treated with great hospitality. Ge 18:3-8; 19:2; 24:24,32,33; Ex 2:20; Jdj 19:20,21; Job 31:32; Heb 13:2.

17. The caravanserai or public inn for noticed. Ge 42:27; Ex 4:24; Lu 2:7; 10:34.

18. Were frequently asked whence they came and whither they went. Jdj 19:17.

19. Protected by those who entertained them. Ge 19:6-8; Jdj 19:23.

20. For security often left the highways. Jdj 5:6.

21. Tesserae hospitales or pledges of hospitality, alluded to. Re 2:17.

22. On errands requiring despatch

a. Went with great speed. Es 8:10; Job 9:25.

b. Saluted no man by the way. 2Ki 4:29; Lu 10:4.

23. Estimated the length of their journey by the number of days which it occupied. Ge 31:23; De 1:2; 2Ki 3:9.

24. The Jews prohibited from taking long journeys on the Sabbath. Ex 20:10; Ac 1:12.

25. Ceasing of, threatened as a calamity. Isa 33:8.

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