The Antiquities of Free Masonry Comprising Illustrations of the Five Grand Per
The Antiquities of Free Masonry Comprising Illustrations of the Five Grand Per
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" (Euseb. Eccl. Hist. 1. 6, c. 13. ) The liberal arts and sciences were considered of such essential service to the pro- pagation of Christianity, that Julian the Apostate enacted a law prohibiting Christians from being instructed in human arts. (Socrat. 1. 3, c. 10. ) And the learning of the present day abundantly shews that the spoils of Egypt and other heathen nations are possessed now, in full perfection, only by the true worshippers of God.
98 Num. Xxxiii. 8 Tomline's Theol. P. 1, c. 3.
FR...EE-MASONRY. 235 after Abraham's vision in Canaan, and 215 years from the entrance of Jacob into Egypt.
Thus did God by his servant Moses redeem the Israelites from their Egyptian bondage, with a high hand and with an outstretched arm ; marching before thorn in a Pillar of a Cloud by day, and a Pillar of Fire by night ; and the Deliverance was finally perfected by a mighty wind, the agent of his power.
The Egyptians, repenting that they had suffered the Israelites, who were valuable servants, to depart, and endued with an evil heart of unbelief, which caused them to doubt the actual power of God, even in the face of such tremendous judgments, collected an immense army of GOO chariots, 1 50, 000 horsemen, and 200, 000 foot soldiers, - and followed them, having, with the plagues, lost their impres- sions of God's power, and consequently their reve- rence for his name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Euseb. Eccl. Hist. 1. 6, c. 13. ) The liberal arts and sciences were considered of such essential service to the pro- pagation of Christianity, that Julian the Apostate enacted a law prohibiting Christians from being instructed in human arts. (Socrat. 1. 3, c. 10. ) And the learning of the present day abundantly shews that the spoils of Egypt and other heathen nations are possessed now, in full perfection, only by the true worshippers of God.
98 Num. Xxxiii. 8 Tomline's Theol. P. 1, c. 3.
FR...EE-MASONRY. 235 after Abraham's vision in Canaan, and 215 years from the entrance of Jacob into Egypt.
Thus did God by his servant Moses redeem the Israelites from their Egyptian bondage, with a high hand and with an outstretched arm ; marching before thorn in a Pillar of a Cloud by day, and a Pillar of Fire by night ; and the Deliverance was finally perfected by a mighty wind, the agent of his power.
The Egyptians, repenting that they had suffered the Israelites, who were valuable servants, to depart, and endued with an evil heart of unbelief, which caused them to doubt the actual power of God, even in the face of such tremendous judgments, collected an immense army of GOO chariots, 1 50, 000 horsemen, and 200, 000 foot soldiers, - and followed them, having, with the plagues, lost their impres- sions of God's power, and consequently their reve- rence for his name.
What to read after The Antiquities of Free Masonry Comprising Illustrations of the Five Grand Per?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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