Hebrew Heroes
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Xiv. 9).
Abishai left the dwelling of Hadassah with a perturbed spirit, unwilling to own to himself that views so widely differing from his owncould have any foundation in truth. The idea of a rejected, suffering, dying Messiah was beyond measure repugnant to the soul of the Hebrew.
"See what comes of concentrating all the powers of the mind on abstrusestudy!" Abishai muttered to himself as he descended the hill. "Hadassah is going mad; her judgment is giving way under the strain. " [1] Of cour...se, the Hebrew roll was not divided into chapters; they arebut given for facility of reference.
[2] "God, " in the original, is "Elohim, " a _plural_ word.
CHAPTER XII.
TRIALS OF THE HEART.
For the first time in the course of her life, Zarah dreaded a meetingwith Hadassah. Though the season was now so far advanced that the heatof the sun was great, the maiden lingered on the shadeless housetop, leaning her brow against the parapet, listlessly gazing towardsJerusalem, but with her mind scarcely taking in the objects upon whichher eyes were fixed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xiv. 9).
Abishai left the dwelling of Hadassah with a perturbed spirit, unwilling to own to himself that views so widely differing from his owncould have any foundation in truth. The idea of a rejected, suffering, dying Messiah was beyond measure repugnant to the soul of the Hebrew.
"See what comes of concentrating all the powers of the mind on abstrusestudy!" Abishai muttered to himself as he descended the hill. "Hadassah is going mad; her judgment is giving way under the strain. " [1] Of cour...se, the Hebrew roll was not divided into chapters; they arebut given for facility of reference.
[2] "God, " in the original, is "Elohim, " a _plural_ word.
CHAPTER XII.
TRIALS OF THE HEART.
For the first time in the course of her life, Zarah dreaded a meetingwith Hadassah. Though the season was now so far advanced that the heatof the sun was great, the maiden lingered on the shadeless housetop, leaning her brow against the parapet, listlessly gazing towardsJerusalem, but with her mind scarcely taking in the objects upon whichher eyes were fixed.
What to read after Hebrew Heroes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. L. O. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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