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They are occasionally indeed written in the language of symbols ; and , when this
is the case , they must no doubt be interpreted accordingly . But the literal
application of them is not thereby affected . The political and spiritual revival of
the ...
They are occasionally indeed written in the language of symbols ; and , when this
is the case , they must no doubt be interpreted accordingly . But the literal
application of them is not thereby affected . The political and spiritual revival of
the ...
Page 46
The Indian language and dialects appear to have the “ very idiom and genius of
the Hebrew . Their words and « sentences are expressive , concise , emphatical ,
sonorous , “ and bold ; and often , both in letters and signification , are ...
The Indian language and dialects appear to have the “ very idiom and genius of
the Hebrew . Their words and « sentences are expressive , concise , emphatical ,
sonorous , “ and bold ; and often , both in letters and signification , are ...
Page 62
Pushto language , of which I have seen a dic“ tionary , has a manifest
resemblance to the “ Chaldaic ; and a considerable district under their “ dominion
is called Hazareh or Hazaret ; which “ might easily have been changed into the
word ...
Pushto language , of which I have seen a dic“ tionary , has a manifest
resemblance to the “ Chaldaic ; and a considerable district under their “ dominion
is called Hazareh or Hazaret ; which “ might easily have been changed into the
word ...
Page 63
George Stanley Faber. tribes retired ; 4 . and that their language lias a manifest
resemblance to the Chaldaic . · Though I would not implicitly depend upon
popular tradition , yet neither would I entirely reject it . In the present case
however it is ...
George Stanley Faber. tribes retired ; 4 . and that their language lias a manifest
resemblance to the Chaldaic . · Though I would not implicitly depend upon
popular tradition , yet neither would I entirely reject it . In the present case
however it is ...
Page 298
... as both Isaiah and Joel depict , under symbols borrowed from the universal
wreck of nature , the last dreadful struggles of Antichrist , during what Daniel
terms in plain language a period of unexampled trouble ; so Jeremiah exhibits to
us the ...
... as both Isaiah and Joel depict , under symbols borrowed from the universal
wreck of nature , the last dreadful struggles of Antichrist , during what Daniel
terms in plain language a period of unexampled trouble ; so Jeremiah exhibits to
us the ...
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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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