The Mohammedan Religion Explained With An Introductory Sketch of Its Progress
The Mohammedan Religion Explained With An Introductory Sketch of Its Progress
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The first blast will not only ov(M'throw cities, but level nnmntains. The second, that uf exter- mination, will annihilate all the inliaititants of earth, and, lastly, the angel of death; and at the third, or blast of resur- rection, they will be restored t/) life, and rise to the final jrulg- ment. All will appear naked; but those who are designed for K 2 132 paradise will receive clothes, and, dnrino; the trial of the wicked, will surround the throne of God. The scene is thus descrihed in Ali...jazali's creed: — "He shall also believe in the balance wherein, with the weights of atoms and mustard seeds, works will be weighed with the utmost exactness. Then the books of the good works, beautiful to behold, will be cast into the scale of light, by which the balance shall be depressed accord- ing to their degrees with God, out of the favour of God and the books of evil deeds into the scale of darkness, by which the balance shall lightly ascend, by the justice of the most High. It must also be believed that there is a real way extended over the middle of hell, sharper than a sword, and finer than a hair, on which, by the divine decree, the feet of unbelievers shall slip, so that they shall fall into the fire, while the feet of believers will remain firm on it, and they will be led into an habitation that will last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first blast will not only ov(M'throw cities, but level nnmntains. The second, that uf exter- mination, will annihilate all the inliaititants of earth, and, lastly, the angel of death; and at the third, or blast of resur- rection, they will be restored t/) life, and rise to the final jrulg- ment. All will appear naked; but those who are designed for K 2 132 paradise will receive clothes, and, dnrino; the trial of the wicked, will surround the throne of God. The scene is thus descrihed in Ali...jazali's creed: — "He shall also believe in the balance wherein, with the weights of atoms and mustard seeds, works will be weighed with the utmost exactness. Then the books of the good works, beautiful to behold, will be cast into the scale of light, by which the balance shall be depressed accord- ing to their degrees with God, out of the favour of God and the books of evil deeds into the scale of darkness, by which the balance shall lightly ascend, by the justice of the most High. It must also be believed that there is a real way extended over the middle of hell, sharper than a sword, and finer than a hair, on which, by the divine decree, the feet of unbelievers shall slip, so that they shall fall into the fire, while the feet of believers will remain firm on it, and they will be led into an habitation that will last.
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