A Bibliographical And Literary Account of the volume of Religious Instruction Fo
A Bibliographical And Literary Account of the volume of Religious Instruction Fo
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An Exposition of the Seuenth Commaundemente. Achan, with his arms bound behind him, in the custody of two soldiers, and Joshua standing beside them. Before them is another soldier, bringing the " Babylonish garment, " and other stolen spoils, fi-om an excavation in his tent, which is in the back- ground. Beyond is part of the camp of Israel, with moimtains ; and by the side of Joshua, in front, is a sculptured stone altar, with the heads of chembs at the angles. DraAvn in the same manner, and c...onfused from the fulness of the design and want of variation in the outline.
XII. The Eyght Sermon. An Exposition of the Eyghte Commwwndemente. The reference given in the margin of this print, is " Daniel iii. " but that chapter, in the Authorised Version, contains the narrative of the Hebrew confessors who were cast ijito the fiery furnace ; and the subject of the engraving itself is the false accusation of Susannah, discovered by Daniel. It is represented as taking place in a large hall, wherein the high-priest appears sitting under a state-canopy : the elders are on liis left hand, and Daniel, who is dra^vn as a very common boy, is pleading on his right.
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An Exposition of the Seuenth Commaundemente. Achan, with his arms bound behind him, in the custody of two soldiers, and Joshua standing beside them. Before them is another soldier, bringing the " Babylonish garment, " and other stolen spoils, fi-om an excavation in his tent, which is in the back- ground. Beyond is part of the camp of Israel, with moimtains ; and by the side of Joshua, in front, is a sculptured stone altar, with the heads of chembs at the angles. DraAvn in the same manner, and c...onfused from the fulness of the design and want of variation in the outline.
XII. The Eyght Sermon. An Exposition of the Eyghte Commwwndemente. The reference given in the margin of this print, is " Daniel iii. " but that chapter, in the Authorised Version, contains the narrative of the Hebrew confessors who were cast ijito the fiery furnace ; and the subject of the engraving itself is the false accusation of Susannah, discovered by Daniel. It is represented as taking place in a large hall, wherein the high-priest appears sitting under a state-canopy : the elders are on liis left hand, and Daniel, who is dra^vn as a very common boy, is pleading on his right.
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