The Approaching End of the Age Viewed in the Light of History Prophecy And Sci
The Approaching End of the Age Viewed in the Light of History Prophecy And Sci
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'M being fumUed. The one is thus civil, and the other sacred, in character.
Harmonious and deeply significant mutual relations subsist therefore among these periods, and between them and the legal atid ceremonial times established under the Mosaic economy. It remains to show that they are connected also with other periods of Jewish history, and that though they are not all soli-lunar cycles, t/tey form a scries of sepiiform soli-lunar periods, and that, of so marked and accurate character, as t...o preclude all thought of accidental coincidence, and to declare with unmistakable clearness the Creator's plan.
We proceed to consider them in detail.
The Sixty-five Years of Isaiah vii. S.
Chronological prophecy has always been given, not for seasons of prosperity, but for seasons of trouble and adversity : for nearly a thousand years, — ever since the prediction of Israel's forty years' wandering in the wilderness, it had been discon- tinued in Israel, when it was renewed shortly before the first captivity of the ten tribes, and continued at intervals during two centuries, up to the time of the last of Daniel's visions, and the restoration of Judah from Babylon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'M being fumUed. The one is thus civil, and the other sacred, in character.
Harmonious and deeply significant mutual relations subsist therefore among these periods, and between them and the legal atid ceremonial times established under the Mosaic economy. It remains to show that they are connected also with other periods of Jewish history, and that though they are not all soli-lunar cycles, t/tey form a scries of sepiiform soli-lunar periods, and that, of so marked and accurate character, as t...o preclude all thought of accidental coincidence, and to declare with unmistakable clearness the Creator's plan.
We proceed to consider them in detail.
The Sixty-five Years of Isaiah vii. S.
Chronological prophecy has always been given, not for seasons of prosperity, but for seasons of trouble and adversity : for nearly a thousand years, — ever since the prediction of Israel's forty years' wandering in the wilderness, it had been discon- tinued in Israel, when it was renewed shortly before the first captivity of the ten tribes, and continued at intervals during two centuries, up to the time of the last of Daniel's visions, and the restoration of Judah from Babylon.
What to read after The Approaching End of the Age Viewed in the Light of History Prophecy And Sci?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Grattan Henry Grattan Guinness to read onlineMoreLess
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