Hebrew Men And Times From the Patriarchs to the Messiah
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t Ilabakkuk about this season teaches for the first time the profound lesson of trust without hope.
t See Herodotus, II. 161-169.
ZEDEKIAH'S REVOLT. JEREMIAH. 205 rowful and impatient exiles of the Euphrates, to- gether with the fanatic confidence of a party among the people, the memory of their signal deliverance from Sennacherib, and their fond trust that the ramparts of Zion were impregnable to any heathen force, compelled, as it were, the final hopeless and ruinous revolt. In the uneasy and... highly roused temper of the time there were not wanting those who confidently foretold a splendid triumph, * and the immediate coming of the Messiah, or the nation's ideal and victorious king, f So frantic was the as- surance of some, that, during a short respite of the siege that followed, they reduced again to bondage certain slaves or captives, whom they had emanci- pated so as to serve in the desperate defence. J The prophets of clearer vision, as Jeremiah and Habakkuk, saw the condition of affairs too well to hold out any treacherous hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t Ilabakkuk about this season teaches for the first time the profound lesson of trust without hope.
t See Herodotus, II. 161-169.
ZEDEKIAH'S REVOLT. JEREMIAH. 205 rowful and impatient exiles of the Euphrates, to- gether with the fanatic confidence of a party among the people, the memory of their signal deliverance from Sennacherib, and their fond trust that the ramparts of Zion were impregnable to any heathen force, compelled, as it were, the final hopeless and ruinous revolt. In the uneasy and... highly roused temper of the time there were not wanting those who confidently foretold a splendid triumph, * and the immediate coming of the Messiah, or the nation's ideal and victorious king, f So frantic was the as- surance of some, that, during a short respite of the siege that followed, they reduced again to bondage certain slaves or captives, whom they had emanci- pated so as to serve in the desperate defence. J The prophets of clearer vision, as Jeremiah and Habakkuk, saw the condition of affairs too well to hold out any treacherous hope.
What to read after Hebrew Men And Times From the Patriarchs to the Messiah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Henry Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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