The Pauliad An Epic Poem
The Pauliad An Epic Poem
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Is snatched up to Heaven — Is permitted to see the wonders of the universe — Past, present, and future — Incomprehensible to human understanding. The Deity — His worship in Heaven. Paul's call to be an Apostle — Is shewn the origin of the earth — Its progression through successive ages to its present state — The inhabitants of the last world — The beautiful appearance of the new — Man created — His fall and redemption. Paul ordained to preach the Gospel — Is encouraged by a fore-knowledge of it...s success and the events that led to it — Its beginning and growth compared to a stream — Persecution favours it. The death of Nero — Contests for the Empire — Judfea — The revolt of the Jews — Agrippa's advice despised — Vespasian — Titus — Ignorant of the destinies they are about to fulfil. The horror of war — Jotapata besieged — Josephus compelled to suiTender — Dreadful determination and obstinacy of the Jews — Is carried before Vespasian — His lofty and remarkable appear- ance — His life spared by Vespasian at the intercession of Titus — Foretells theii* elevation to the purple — Their sensations thereon — Vespasian's departure — Josephus' close alliance with Titus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is snatched up to Heaven — Is permitted to see the wonders of the universe — Past, present, and future — Incomprehensible to human understanding. The Deity — His worship in Heaven. Paul's call to be an Apostle — Is shewn the origin of the earth — Its progression through successive ages to its present state — The inhabitants of the last world — The beautiful appearance of the new — Man created — His fall and redemption. Paul ordained to preach the Gospel — Is encouraged by a fore-knowledge of it...s success and the events that led to it — Its beginning and growth compared to a stream — Persecution favours it. The death of Nero — Contests for the Empire — Judfea — The revolt of the Jews — Agrippa's advice despised — Vespasian — Titus — Ignorant of the destinies they are about to fulfil. The horror of war — Jotapata besieged — Josephus compelled to suiTender — Dreadful determination and obstinacy of the Jews — Is carried before Vespasian — His lofty and remarkable appear- ance — His life spared by Vespasian at the intercession of Titus — Foretells theii* elevation to the purple — Their sensations thereon — Vespasian's departure — Josephus' close alliance with Titus.
What to read after The Pauliad An Epic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Printer Barnard Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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