The Land and the Book: Or, Biblical Illustrations Drawn from the Manners and Customs, the Scenes and Scenery, of the Holy Land |
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... gate of Sodom toward the close of day , somewhat as these Arabs are now
seated , I suppose , and thereby he obtained the Scripture :. privilege of
entertaining unawares those angels who saved him from the destruction of that
wicked city .
... gate of Sodom toward the close of day , somewhat as these Arabs are now
seated , I suppose , and thereby he obtained the Scripture :. privilege of
entertaining unawares those angels who saved him from the destruction of that
wicked city .
Page 29
No matter ; I suppose , like other confessors , he keeps dark , and may be trusted
. Still , this letter - writing would not be a very thriving business in our country .
Ilow every circumstance and incident carries one back to ages remote and TART
1 ...
No matter ; I suppose , like other confessors , he keeps dark , and may be trusted
. Still , this letter - writing would not be a very thriving business in our country .
Ilow every circumstance and incident carries one back to ages remote and TART
1 ...
Page 31
Doduridge thinks it indecent to suppose that the ladies must be veiled , lest by
their attractions they disturb the minds of the ministers . Such an idea could only
be entertained by one ignorant of the power of Oriental customs in these matters .
Doduridge thinks it indecent to suppose that the ladies must be veiled , lest by
their attractions they disturb the minds of the ministers . Such an idea could only
be entertained by one ignorant of the power of Oriental customs in these matters .
Page 58
You may accept that , or else suppose that it was one of a system of watch -
towers for the defence of the coast , such as are still kept up along the shores of
Spain and Algiers . The hill itself , however , speaks of remote antiquity . But by
far the ...
You may accept that , or else suppose that it was one of a system of watch -
towers for the defence of the coast , such as are still kept up along the shores of
Spain and Algiers . The hill itself , however , speaks of remote antiquity . But by
far the ...
Page 69
Is there any reason to suppose that , after all , it was not a gourd , but some A
castorother plant , that of the castor - bean , for example , as many learned critics
have concluded ? It would be impertinent to say or imply that there is no reason
for ...
Is there any reason to suppose that , after all , it was not a gourd , but some A
castorother plant , that of the castor - bean , for example , as many learned critics
have concluded ? It would be impertinent to say or imply that there is no reason
for ...
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