The Miracles of Our Saviour Expounded And Illustrated
The Miracles of Our Saviour Expounded And Illustrated
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By a steep descent from the lofty plateau of the Jaulan I came down to the shore at that place, and my Bedawin guide told me that the name of that prostrate town was Gersa. ... It was a small place. . . . But the walls can be traced all round, and the suburbs seem to have been considerable. I identify these ruins with the site of Gorge sa, where our Lord healed two men possessed with devils, and suffered those malignant spirits to enter into the herd of swine. . . . The city was close to the sh...ore and there we should find it. In Gersa we have a position which fulfils the require- ments of the narrative, and with a name so near that in Matthew as to be in itself a strong corroboration of the identification. The site is within a few rods of the shore, and a mountain rises directly above it, in which are ancient tombs, out of some one of which the man possessed of the devils may have issued to meet Jesus. The lake is so near the base of the mountain that a herd of swine feeding above it, seized with a sudden panic, would rush madly down the declivity, those behind tumbling over and thrusting forward those before, and as there is not space to recover on the narrow plain be- tween the base of the mountain and the lake, they would crowd headlong into the water and perish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a steep descent from the lofty plateau of the Jaulan I came down to the shore at that place, and my Bedawin guide told me that the name of that prostrate town was Gersa. ... It was a small place. . . . But the walls can be traced all round, and the suburbs seem to have been considerable. I identify these ruins with the site of Gorge sa, where our Lord healed two men possessed with devils, and suffered those malignant spirits to enter into the herd of swine. . . . The city was close to the sh...ore and there we should find it. In Gersa we have a position which fulfils the require- ments of the narrative, and with a name so near that in Matthew as to be in itself a strong corroboration of the identification. The site is within a few rods of the shore, and a mountain rises directly above it, in which are ancient tombs, out of some one of which the man possessed of the devils may have issued to meet Jesus. The lake is so near the base of the mountain that a herd of swine feeding above it, seized with a sudden panic, would rush madly down the declivity, those behind tumbling over and thrusting forward those before, and as there is not space to recover on the narrow plain be- tween the base of the mountain and the lake, they would crowd headlong into the water and perish.
What to read after The Miracles of Our Saviour Expounded And Illustrated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William M William Mackergo Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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