Legends of the Jews the volume 1
Legends of the Jews the volume 1
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Thinkest thou I cannot find thee? Can a houseconceal itself from its architect?"[126] Adam tried to put the blame on me, who had promised to hold himharmless before God. And I in turn accused the serpent. But Goddealt out justice to all three of us. To Adam He said: "Becausethou didst not obey My commands, but didst hearken unto the voiceof thy wife, cursed is the ground in spite of thy work. When thoudost cultivate it, it will not yield thee its strength. Thornsand thistles shall it bring fort...h to thee, and in the sweat ofthy face shalt thou eat bread. Thou wilt suffer many a hardship, thou wilt grow weary, and yet find no rest. Bitterly oppressed, thou shalt never taste of any sweetness. Thou shalt be scourgedby heat, and yet pinched by cold. Thou shalt toil greatly, andyet not gain wealth. Thou shalt grow fat, and yet cease to live. And the animals over which thou art the master will rise upagainst thee, because thou didst not keep my command. "[127] Upon me God pronounced this sentence: "Thou shalt suffer anguishin childbirth and grievous torture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thinkest thou I cannot find thee? Can a houseconceal itself from its architect?"[126] Adam tried to put the blame on me, who had promised to hold himharmless before God. And I in turn accused the serpent. But Goddealt out justice to all three of us. To Adam He said: "Becausethou didst not obey My commands, but didst hearken unto the voiceof thy wife, cursed is the ground in spite of thy work. When thoudost cultivate it, it will not yield thee its strength. Thornsand thistles shall it bring fort...h to thee, and in the sweat ofthy face shalt thou eat bread. Thou wilt suffer many a hardship, thou wilt grow weary, and yet find no rest. Bitterly oppressed, thou shalt never taste of any sweetness. Thou shalt be scourgedby heat, and yet pinched by cold. Thou shalt toil greatly, andyet not gain wealth. Thou shalt grow fat, and yet cease to live. And the animals over which thou art the master will rise upagainst thee, because thou didst not keep my command. "[127] Upon me God pronounced this sentence: "Thou shalt suffer anguishin childbirth and grievous torture.
What to read after Legends of the Jews the volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ginzberg Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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