...marble ; tie is not beheld ; Hig abode is not known ; So Bhrine (of nil) is found with painted ngnres. Unknown is his name in Heaven ; He doth not manifest his forms ; Vain are all representations ! (See Records of the Past., vol. iv. pp. 109, 113; with Canon Cook's comment, p. 109.) HISTORY OF...

...is not adored in sanctuaries : His abode is not known. |No shrine is found with painted figures (of him). • • • ' • Unknown is his name in heaven, He doth not manifest his forms. Vain are all representation! of him." Canon Cook, the Editor of the " Speaker's Commentary," says, " The whole of...

...abode is not known. ,'Ko shrine is fuund with painted figures (of him). • • • • Unknown is bis name in heaven, , He doth not manifest his forms. Vain are all representations of him." Cation Cook, the Editor of the " Speaker's Commentary," says, " The whole of this passage...

...an image bearing the double crown. He is not beheld ; he hath neither ministrant nor offerings ; he is not adored in sanctuaries; his abode is not known;...festivals celebrated. But it is chiefly in honour of Am on1 that we find hymns full of expressions closely approaching the language of Monotheism. This...

...He maketh his might a buckler. He is not graven in marble. He is not beheld. His abode is not known. Unknown is his name in heaven. He doth not manifest his forms. Vain are all representations ' ? Such is the God of the Christians. He is a Spirit, and we worship Him in spirit. He is revealed...

...ascends unto heaven ; Oxen, bulls, fowls, are burnt ; Nile makes for himself chasms in the Thebaid : Unknown is his name in heaven : He doth not manifest his forms ; Vain are all representations ! Mortals extol him and the company of gods : Awe is felt by the terrible ones : His son is made Lord...

...ascends unto heaven ; Oxen, bulls, fowls, are burnt ; Nile makes for himself chasms in the Thebaid : Unknown is his name in heaven : He doth not manifest his forms ; Vain are all representations ! Mortals extol him and the company of gods : Awe is felt by the terrible ones : His son is made Lord...

...is found with painted figures of him ; there is no building that can contain him ; " and, again : " Unknown is his name in heaven ; he doth not manifest his forms ; vain are all representations ;" and yet again : " His commencement is from the beginning ; he is the God who has existed from old...

...rejoice before him, for they are his own children, and he loveth them and has rewarded their labours. ' Unknown ' is his name in heaven. He doth not manifest his forms ; vain are all representations. Flow brightly on, flow on, O Nile, flow brightly on ! " 2 Passing through the mountain gap we open...

...painted figures ; there is no building that can contain him ; he hath no counsellor ; " and again, " Unknown is his name in heaven ; he doth not manifest his forms ; vain are all representations." The educated classes among the Egyptians went beyond henotheism. As Wilkinson long ago observed —...