The Heroes of Early Israel
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They held him responsible for all the difficulties they might meet; but if they were to become a nation this must be changed. No people without self-reliance and resourcefulness Is worthy to be a nation. To instill those qualities Into them was the task of Moses.
Later they came to Ellm, whose richness, contrast- ing with the thirsty country they had crossed, made a great Impression. It was a large oasis with twelve springs of water and seventy palm trees. Here they rested and refitted for thei...r further journey.
Moses had been a shepherd too long to overdrive his caravan.
After they left the oasis of Ehm they had to pass through the wilderness of Zin on their way to Sinai.
As they went through this desert land their food I04 THE HEROES OF EARLY ISRAEL began to fail, and they looked back with longing to the good living they had in Egypt. " Would God we had died there," they sighed, " where we sat by the flesh-pots and ate bread to the full." Distance lent enchantment. They forgot the taskmaster's whip and the burden of labor and the bitterness of slavery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They held him responsible for all the difficulties they might meet; but if they were to become a nation this must be changed. No people without self-reliance and resourcefulness Is worthy to be a nation. To instill those qualities Into them was the task of Moses.
Later they came to Ellm, whose richness, contrast- ing with the thirsty country they had crossed, made a great Impression. It was a large oasis with twelve springs of water and seventy palm trees. Here they rested and refitted for thei...r further journey.
Moses had been a shepherd too long to overdrive his caravan.
After they left the oasis of Ehm they had to pass through the wilderness of Zin on their way to Sinai.
As they went through this desert land their food I04 THE HEROES OF EARLY ISRAEL began to fail, and they looked back with longing to the good living they had in Egypt. " Would God we had died there," they sighed, " where we sat by the flesh-pots and ate bread to the full." Distance lent enchantment. They forgot the taskmaster's whip and the burden of labor and the bitterness of slavery.
What to read after The Heroes of Early Israel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, Irving Francis, 1861-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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