The Child of the Nations
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That the Semites mix'd their blood with that of Huns 90 The Child of the Nations We learn from grief Rebecca show'd when Esau took To himself a Hittite wife, from which admixture Th' indomitable Edomites arose, whose country In early days the Israelites pass'd round when Edom's King refus'd their marching through; nor with this people Israel fought as they with many of their kindred Did as well as nations strange. Yet Balaam saw A star arising out of Jacob that should possess This people; while... post-exilic Isaiah spoke of Christ As one from Edom coming, his garments stain'd with blood.
Soon after Israel came again to Canaan, his next Capitol Shalmaneser built at Calah which Later was absorbed by Nineveh. Then for a time Semite Nebuchadnezzar led victorious armies; But that he gained could not hold, while his successors Were overcome by th' rising power in Assyria.
They felt the sway of that strong king — " Conqueror Of hostile countries and subduer of all rebels, " As Assur-ris-isi was by his greater son Tiglathpileser styl'd — who statesman was as well As warrior; even unto Egypt his success was known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That the Semites mix'd their blood with that of Huns 90 The Child of the Nations We learn from grief Rebecca show'd when Esau took To himself a Hittite wife, from which admixture Th' indomitable Edomites arose, whose country In early days the Israelites pass'd round when Edom's King refus'd their marching through; nor with this people Israel fought as they with many of their kindred Did as well as nations strange. Yet Balaam saw A star arising out of Jacob that should possess This people; while... post-exilic Isaiah spoke of Christ As one from Edom coming, his garments stain'd with blood.
Soon after Israel came again to Canaan, his next Capitol Shalmaneser built at Calah which Later was absorbed by Nineveh. Then for a time Semite Nebuchadnezzar led victorious armies; But that he gained could not hold, while his successors Were overcome by th' rising power in Assyria.
They felt the sway of that strong king — " Conqueror Of hostile countries and subduer of all rebels, " As Assur-ris-isi was by his greater son Tiglathpileser styl'd — who statesman was as well As warrior; even unto Egypt his success was known.
What to read after The Child of the Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milburn, Lucy Mcdowell, Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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