Walks About Jerusalem
Walks About Jerusalem
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These stairs to the platform, of which there are three on the western side, two on its northern, one on the eastern, and two on its southern side, were built or restored by various Saracenic Emirs and Sultans. Each has an arcade at its top, constructed of old materials. These arcades (illustration 146 shews part of that seen at the top of the stairs in the centre of illus- (144) View of Haram Area, looking North-East.
tration 145), are popularly known as "El Mawazin" or "the Balances, " because... of the belief that from them will be sus- pended the scales in which will be weighed the souls of those who have, at the Day of Judgment, safely crossed the terrible bridge "Es Sirat" which, constructed of one single horse-hair, will stretch across the Kedron from the lop of the minaret on Olivet to the projecting column known as "Mohammed's Judgment-Seat. " "Then, " to use the very language of a Moslem muleteer with whom the writer travelled sixteen years ago, "every believer will have a palace given to him for his very own, containing every sort of delight, and if he desire to converse with any of his former relatives on 181 WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM earth, the palace will, of its own accord, move till it approach that of the person its owner wishes to interview.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These stairs to the platform, of which there are three on the western side, two on its northern, one on the eastern, and two on its southern side, were built or restored by various Saracenic Emirs and Sultans. Each has an arcade at its top, constructed of old materials. These arcades (illustration 146 shews part of that seen at the top of the stairs in the centre of illus- (144) View of Haram Area, looking North-East.
tration 145), are popularly known as "El Mawazin" or "the Balances, " because... of the belief that from them will be sus- pended the scales in which will be weighed the souls of those who have, at the Day of Judgment, safely crossed the terrible bridge "Es Sirat" which, constructed of one single horse-hair, will stretch across the Kedron from the lop of the minaret on Olivet to the projecting column known as "Mohammed's Judgment-Seat. " "Then, " to use the very language of a Moslem muleteer with whom the writer travelled sixteen years ago, "every believer will have a palace given to him for his very own, containing every sort of delight, and if he desire to converse with any of his former relatives on 181 WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM earth, the palace will, of its own accord, move till it approach that of the person its owner wishes to interview.
What to read after Walks About Jerusalem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E James Edward Hanauer to read onlineMoreLess
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