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other division Joseph and all the house of Israel his companions * : thus plainly
intimating , that some of the children of Israel shall return with Judah ; but that
members of all the tribes . not of the kingdom of the ten tribes only , but of all the ...
other division Joseph and all the house of Israel his companions * : thus plainly
intimating , that some of the children of Israel shall return with Judah ; but that
members of all the tribes . not of the kingdom of the ten tribes only , but of all the ...
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Hence he argues , that those of the ten tribes , who were the forefathers of the
Americans , soon advanced eastward from Assyria , and reached their
settlements in the new continent before the destruction In proof of the Americans
being thus ...
Hence he argues , that those of the ten tribes , who were the forefathers of the
Americans , soon advanced eastward from Assyria , and reached their
settlements in the new continent before the destruction In proof of the Americans
being thus ...
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As the nation hath its particular syinbol ; so each « tribe , the badge from which it
is denominated . The « Sachem of each tribe is a necessary party in
conveyances " and treaties , to which he affixes the mark of his tribe . If " we go
from nation to ...
As the nation hath its particular syinbol ; so each « tribe , the badge from which it
is denominated . The « Sachem of each tribe is a necessary party in
conveyances " and treaties , to which he affixes the mark of his tribe . If " we go
from nation to ...
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Yet , agreeably to his declaration , the ten tribes were first led away captive into
Assyria , and have ever since been given up to the delusion of worshipping
strange gods . Afterwards the two tribes were carried from their own country to
Babylon ...
Yet , agreeably to his declaration , the ten tribes were first led away captive into
Assyria , and have ever since been given up to the delusion of worshipping
strange gods . Afterwards the two tribes were carried from their own country to
Babylon ...
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The present passage indeed is on the whole more decisive than the other ; for it
is added , that the offering of the dispersed tribes should be brought by the
nations , as the children of Israel bring an offering in a clean vessel into the
house of ...
The present passage indeed is on the whole more decisive than the other ; for it
is added , that the offering of the dispersed tribes should be brought by the
nations , as the children of Israel bring an offering in a clean vessel into the
house of ...
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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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