The Tabernacle Its History And Structure
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4-5, in which Canaanite towns are mentioned, the ' father ' of each is to he understood of its Jirst ruler or patriarch.
MASSACRE OF THE GIBEONITES. 59 Lord's anointed. This was but a part of his crime. He sent his executioners to Nob, and there destroyed all the dedicated servants of the Tabernacle, Abiathar alone, as a priest, being allowed to escape.
At the same time he began a war of general ex- termination against the Gibeonite hewers of wood and drawers of water for the Tabernacle. We cat...ch a glimpse of this act of uncalled-for ferocity in the statement that the Beerothites fled to Gittaim (2 Samuel iv. 3). Beeroth was one of the four Hivite cities that drew Joshua into a treaty of peace, and by the destruction of all their heathen inhabitants Saul hoped to purge Gibeon and the land of its foreign element, and to secure around the Tabernacle, when re-erected, only men of the race of Israel (2 Samuel xxi. 2, 5). We know how this series of monstrous crimes was expiated in the reign of David, by the death of seven of Saul's descendants, who were hanged in Gibeah-of-Saul, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4-5, in which Canaanite towns are mentioned, the ' father ' of each is to he understood of its Jirst ruler or patriarch.
MASSACRE OF THE GIBEONITES. 59 Lord's anointed. This was but a part of his crime. He sent his executioners to Nob, and there destroyed all the dedicated servants of the Tabernacle, Abiathar alone, as a priest, being allowed to escape.
At the same time he began a war of general ex- termination against the Gibeonite hewers of wood and drawers of water for the Tabernacle. We cat...ch a glimpse of this act of uncalled-for ferocity in the statement that the Beerothites fled to Gittaim (2 Samuel iv. 3). Beeroth was one of the four Hivite cities that drew Joshua into a treaty of peace, and by the destruction of all their heathen inhabitants Saul hoped to purge Gibeon and the land of its foreign element, and to secure around the Tabernacle, when re-erected, only men of the race of Israel (2 Samuel xxi. 2, 5). We know how this series of monstrous crimes was expiated in the reign of David, by the death of seven of Saul's descendants, who were hanged in Gibeah-of-Saul, i.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Shaw Caldecott to read onlineMoreLess
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