Curiosities of Christian History
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Murillo has a great picture on this subject. St. Augustine admitted with shame that when a boy he had robbed an orchard, and that the multiplication table was detestable to him.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S FAITH IN DREAMS.
St. Augustine's faith in dreams was illustrated by him in a letter to a friend, who was speculating about future life. He said there was a beloved physician at Carthage named Gennadius, who, though an earnest benefactor of the poor, had doubts about the future life. One night Gennadius d...reamt that a noble-looking youth came to him and said, " Follow me. " He followed, and was led to a city in which he heard delicious music of hymns and psalms, and the youth explained that this was the singing of the blessed and the holy. When he awoke and found it was a dream, he attached no importance to it. But on another night the same youth came again, and asked, " Do you remember me ? " " Yes, " said Gennadius, " I saw you in my dream, and you took me to hear the songs of the blessed. " "Are you dreaming now]" " Yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Murillo has a great picture on this subject. St. Augustine admitted with shame that when a boy he had robbed an orchard, and that the multiplication table was detestable to him.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S FAITH IN DREAMS.
St. Augustine's faith in dreams was illustrated by him in a letter to a friend, who was speculating about future life. He said there was a beloved physician at Carthage named Gennadius, who, though an earnest benefactor of the poor, had doubts about the future life. One night Gennadius d...reamt that a noble-looking youth came to him and said, " Follow me. " He followed, and was led to a city in which he heard delicious music of hymns and psalms, and the youth explained that this was the singing of the blessed and the holy. When he awoke and found it was a dream, he attached no importance to it. But on another night the same youth came again, and asked, " Do you remember me ? " " Yes, " said Gennadius, " I saw you in my dream, and you took me to hear the songs of the blessed. " "Are you dreaming now]" " Yes.
What to read after Curiosities of Christian History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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