Horeb And Jerusalem
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While the latter enjoyed comparative abundance, tranquillity, and protec- tion, the former clung to the rugged rocks of their hermit- age amid austere privations, dangers, and death, Nilus describes a massacre of the monks of Sinai in the fourth century, when the remnant that escaped fled for safety to their brethren in Feiran. Such indeed was the in- fluence of the church there, that they obtained retribu- tion for the outrage from the king of the Saracens ; a fact surely decisive of the disti...nction contended for. Lepsius quotes the language of Eusebius as supporting his view. But his words are not that Rephidim was at 152 TESTIMONY OF EUSEBIUS AND COSMAS.
Feirai], as he translates them, but near it (6771)9 ^apdv). This may imply a distance of eight or ten miles, which is all that we contend for. The ^^rincipal authority, however, is Cosmas Indicopleustes (a. D. 540), who says of the Israelites : "They encamped at Rephidim, now called Pharan, where they had no water. At the com- mand of God, Moses, with the elders, taking the rod in his hand, went to Horeb, that is in Mount Sinai, near to Pharan by about a mile and a half" (e| /xlXkov), which Lepsius so translates.
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While the latter enjoyed comparative abundance, tranquillity, and protec- tion, the former clung to the rugged rocks of their hermit- age amid austere privations, dangers, and death, Nilus describes a massacre of the monks of Sinai in the fourth century, when the remnant that escaped fled for safety to their brethren in Feiran. Such indeed was the in- fluence of the church there, that they obtained retribu- tion for the outrage from the king of the Saracens ; a fact surely decisive of the disti...nction contended for. Lepsius quotes the language of Eusebius as supporting his view. But his words are not that Rephidim was at 152 TESTIMONY OF EUSEBIUS AND COSMAS.
Feirai], as he translates them, but near it (6771)9 ^apdv). This may imply a distance of eight or ten miles, which is all that we contend for. The ^^rincipal authority, however, is Cosmas Indicopleustes (a. D. 540), who says of the Israelites : "They encamped at Rephidim, now called Pharan, where they had no water. At the com- mand of God, Moses, with the elders, taking the rod in his hand, went to Horeb, that is in Mount Sinai, near to Pharan by about a mile and a half" (e| /xlXkov), which Lepsius so translates.
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