History of the Jews From the Earliest Times to the Present Day volume 1
History of the Jews From the Earliest Times to the Present Day volume 1
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A handful, under the command of one of the princes 328 HISTORY OF THE JEWS. CH. XVII.
of royal blood, Ishmael, son of Nethaniah, had escaped across the Jordan, and had found shelter with the Ammonite king, Baalis. The rest had preferred to flee to Egypt, whither several families had already emigrated, because, as Hophra was an ally of their country, they hoped to receive his protection. But in order to reach it they had to touch the territory of Idumaea, and here a fierce unrelenting enemy awai...ted them. The Idumaeans, mindful of their old hatred, and untouched by the brotherly advances of Judah, unsatisfied by the fall of Jerusalem and by the booty they had acquired, carried their enmity so far as to post a guard on the borders of their land for the purpose of killing the fugitive Israelites or delivering them up to the Chaldseans, with whom they wished to ingratiate themselves. It was not alone dislike, but also policy which prompted Edom to behave with cruelty to the miserable fugitives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A handful, under the command of one of the princes 328 HISTORY OF THE JEWS. CH. XVII.
of royal blood, Ishmael, son of Nethaniah, had escaped across the Jordan, and had found shelter with the Ammonite king, Baalis. The rest had preferred to flee to Egypt, whither several families had already emigrated, because, as Hophra was an ally of their country, they hoped to receive his protection. But in order to reach it they had to touch the territory of Idumaea, and here a fierce unrelenting enemy awai...ted them. The Idumaeans, mindful of their old hatred, and untouched by the brotherly advances of Judah, unsatisfied by the fall of Jerusalem and by the booty they had acquired, carried their enmity so far as to post a guard on the borders of their land for the purpose of killing the fugitive Israelites or delivering them up to the Chaldseans, with whom they wished to ingratiate themselves. It was not alone dislike, but also policy which prompted Edom to behave with cruelty to the miserable fugitives.
What to read after History of the Jews From the Earliest Times to the Present Day volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Graetz to read onlineMoreLess
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