Ancient Faiths Embodied in Ancient Names Or An Attempt to Trace the Religious
Ancient Faiths Embodied in Ancient Names Or An Attempt to Trace the Religious
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E. , " Nergal protects the king, " or " my lord Nergal protects. " New Moon, tJ^^'">n ^N"i, or simply '^'P^, or ^'jP (1 Sam. Xx. 18). The festival of the new moon should engage the attention of every thoughtful reader of the Old and even of the New Testament, inasmuch as it is repeatedly associated with the Sabbath-day (2 Kings iv. 23, Isa. I. 13, Ezek. Xlvi. 1, Hos. Ii. 11, Amos viii. 5, Col. Ii. 16).
According to Dr. Ginsburg, Kitto's Encyclopadia, s. T\, the new moon festival is spoken of in... — Num. X. 10. Isaiah Ixvi. 23.
Num. Xxviii. 11-15. Ezek. Xlvi. 1, 3.
1 Sam. XX. 5, 24. Hos. Ii. 11.
2 Kings iv. 23. Amos viii. 5. Isaiah i. 13. Judith viii. 6.
But that writer does not intimate that these are the only places.
Cruden's Concordance gives references to the new moon — 1 Sam. XX. 5, 18, 24. Prov. Vii. 20.
2 Kings iv. 23. ' Isaiah i. 13, 14.
1 Chron. Xxiii. 31. Isaiah Ixvi. 23.
2 Chron. Ii. 4. Ezek. Xlv. 17.
2 Chron. Xxxi. 3. Ezek. Xlvi. 1, 3, 6.
Ezra iii. 5. Hosea ii. 11.
Neh. X.
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E. , " Nergal protects the king, " or " my lord Nergal protects. " New Moon, tJ^^'">n ^N"i, or simply '^'P^, or ^'jP (1 Sam. Xx. 18). The festival of the new moon should engage the attention of every thoughtful reader of the Old and even of the New Testament, inasmuch as it is repeatedly associated with the Sabbath-day (2 Kings iv. 23, Isa. I. 13, Ezek. Xlvi. 1, Hos. Ii. 11, Amos viii. 5, Col. Ii. 16).
According to Dr. Ginsburg, Kitto's Encyclopadia, s. T\, the new moon festival is spoken of in... — Num. X. 10. Isaiah Ixvi. 23.
Num. Xxviii. 11-15. Ezek. Xlvi. 1, 3.
1 Sam. XX. 5, 24. Hos. Ii. 11.
2 Kings iv. 23. Amos viii. 5. Isaiah i. 13. Judith viii. 6.
But that writer does not intimate that these are the only places.
Cruden's Concordance gives references to the new moon — 1 Sam. XX. 5, 18, 24. Prov. Vii. 20.
2 Kings iv. 23. ' Isaiah i. 13, 14.
1 Chron. Xxiii. 31. Isaiah Ixvi. 23.
2 Chron. Ii. 4. Ezek. Xlv. 17.
2 Chron. Xxxi. 3. Ezek. Xlvi. 1, 3, 6.
Ezra iii. 5. Hosea ii. 11.
Neh. X.
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