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For , that certain unbelieving Jews will be converted in Jerusalem , is plainly
asserted by Zechariah : and , that the city will afterwards be besieged and taken ,
is asserted both by Zechariah and Daniel . But all those Jews , who are restored
by ...
For , that certain unbelieving Jews will be converted in Jerusalem , is plainly
asserted by Zechariah : and , that the city will afterwards be besieged and taken ,
is asserted both by Zechariah and Daniel . But all those Jews , who are restored
by ...
Page 28
... increasing in apparent magnitude as he approached towards it , glared full
before his eyes : yet we can scarcely believe , that he would be able to effect the
conquest of all Palestine , to bestow Jerusalem apon a band of unconverted
Jews ...
... increasing in apparent magnitude as he approached towards it , glared full
before his eyes : yet we can scarcely believe , that he would be able to effect the
conquest of all Palestine , to bestow Jerusalem apon a band of unconverted
Jews ...
Page 100
The millennian glory of Jerusalem - The rebuking of Antichrist . Isaiah ii . 1 . The
word that Isaiah the son of Amoz saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem . 2 . And
it shall come to pass in the end of days , that the mountain of the Lord ' s house ...
The millennian glory of Jerusalem - The rebuking of Antichrist . Isaiah ii . 1 . The
word that Isaiah the son of Amoz saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem . 2 . And
it shall come to pass in the end of days , that the mountain of the Lord ' s house ...
Page 154
Nevertheless their worship , " Jew of the 12th century , travelled into all parts to
visit " those of his own nation , and to learn an exact state of * their affairs : and he
hath reported , that Jerusalem was “ almost entirely abandoned by the Jews .
Nevertheless their worship , " Jew of the 12th century , travelled into all parts to
visit " those of his own nation , and to learn an exact state of * their affairs : and he
hath reported , that Jerusalem was “ almost entirely abandoned by the Jews .
Page 208
Enraptured with the consolatory prospect , Isaiah now breaks forth into a song of
triumph . He praises God for dashing in pieces the strong - holds and in
Jerusalem ; whereas the overthrow of the Jewish polity had no such termination :
for ...
Enraptured with the consolatory prospect , Isaiah now breaks forth into a song of
triumph . He praises God for dashing in pieces the strong - holds and in
Jerusalem ; whereas the overthrow of the Jewish polity had no such termination :
for ...
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| Title | A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the conversion, restoration, union and future glory of the houses of Judah and Israel, 1. köide;135. köide A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the conversion, restoration, union and future glory of the houses of Judah and Israel, George Stanley Faber |
| Author | George Stanley Faber |
| Published | 1808 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 9 juuli 2008 |
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