My Trip to the Orient
My Trip to the Orient
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"It was Greek to me. " But I have no doubt the very scene that I looked upon was wit- nessed by the Apostle Paul. Our little company, nearly if not all of them Christians, gathered around on the rocky brow of Mars' Hill and listened to the reading of Paul's sermon by Brother Pepper. It, with many other things, had a new mean- ing to me. Just above them was the most magnificent temple in My Trip to the Orient. 85 all Greece. The columns, and frieze, and architrave that now lie in broken fragment...s on this storm-torn mountain were then all in their places, rich in all the splendor of art and man's device, glittering in the sunlight as if the hill were a crown of alabaster, challenging not only the admiration but the worship of men. Within that temple stood the crowned statue of Minerva, made of ivory and gold, sparkling in the splendors of diamonds and rubies and other precious and costly gems. Then right about him were the seats of the judges, who invested themselves and their courts with all that pomp and paraphernalia well calculated to strike awe into the minds of the culprits brought before them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It was Greek to me. " But I have no doubt the very scene that I looked upon was wit- nessed by the Apostle Paul. Our little company, nearly if not all of them Christians, gathered around on the rocky brow of Mars' Hill and listened to the reading of Paul's sermon by Brother Pepper. It, with many other things, had a new mean- ing to me. Just above them was the most magnificent temple in My Trip to the Orient. 85 all Greece. The columns, and frieze, and architrave that now lie in broken fragment...s on this storm-torn mountain were then all in their places, rich in all the splendor of art and man's device, glittering in the sunlight as if the hill were a crown of alabaster, challenging not only the admiration but the worship of men. Within that temple stood the crowned statue of Minerva, made of ivory and gold, sparkling in the splendors of diamonds and rubies and other precious and costly gems. Then right about him were the seats of the judges, who invested themselves and their courts with all that pomp and paraphernalia well calculated to strike awe into the minds of the culprits brought before them.
What to read after My Trip to the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Collinsworth Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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