Tent And Saddle Life in the Holy Land
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— Ed. Am. S. S. Union.
TOUR TO MlZl'FAf AND GIDEON. 147 this place Dean Stanley says : " Of all points of interest about Jerusalem none perhaps gains so much from an actual visit to Palestine, as the lofty peaked eminence which fills up the north- west corner of the table-land, seen in every direc- tion, the highest elevation in the whole country south of Hermon, commanding a view far wider than that of Olivet, inasmuch as it includes the western plain and Mediterranean Sea on one side, as well... as Olivet and Jerusalem in the distance, backed by the range of Moab. " The old Crusad- ers came this way, by the pass of Beth-horon, as they went up to capture the Holy Sepulchre and city. " It is a very fair and delicious place, " says Mandeville, "and it is called Mount Joy, because it gives joy to pilgrims' hearts ; for from that place men first see Jerusalem. " Richard Coeur de Lion probably stood on Neht/ Scmiwil as he first beheld Jerusalem ; when " he buried his face in his armor with the noble exclamation, 'Ah!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Ed. Am. S. S. Union.
TOUR TO MlZl'FAf AND GIDEON. 147 this place Dean Stanley says : " Of all points of interest about Jerusalem none perhaps gains so much from an actual visit to Palestine, as the lofty peaked eminence which fills up the north- west corner of the table-land, seen in every direc- tion, the highest elevation in the whole country south of Hermon, commanding a view far wider than that of Olivet, inasmuch as it includes the western plain and Mediterranean Sea on one side, as well... as Olivet and Jerusalem in the distance, backed by the range of Moab. " The old Crusad- ers came this way, by the pass of Beth-horon, as they went up to capture the Holy Sepulchre and city. " It is a very fair and delicious place, " says Mandeville, "and it is called Mount Joy, because it gives joy to pilgrims' hearts ; for from that place men first see Jerusalem. " Richard Coeur de Lion probably stood on Neht/ Scmiwil as he first beheld Jerusalem ; when " he buried his face in his armor with the noble exclamation, 'Ah!
What to read after Tent And Saddle Life in the Holy Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Van Horne to read onlineMoreLess
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