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II. 11.
Herod enrag'd, when well he knew His Sanhedrim's prognoflick Tale ; In Blood he would his Hands imbrue, That over Christ he might prevail. Ver. 16.
Alas!
[ 182] ♦'"Alas ! what horrid dread Alarms, What mournful Sigfhts did fill the Plain !
The Children, dragg'd from Mothers Arms, Were {luck on Spears, or cut in twain !
But all in vain, the Heav'nly Power Doth fhield the Son of Heav'n from 111 ; And after. Worms did him devour, Josephus.
Who would our Blefl Redeemer kill CHAP. II. Of our... Redeemer's Life and Miracles.
\ T Twelve Years old, mofl flrang-e to hear, He in the Temple plainly Ihow'd, To Jewifh Do6lors fitting- there, Luke II. 46. 47.
Such Knowledg-e like the Son of God.
When in Judea's Defart brought, Mai/. IV. Luke IV.
Enabled forty Days to fail, and Mark I.
In vain the Tempter did accofl, And X loft his Labour to the laft. | Milton.
Not the fair Temple's higheft Spire, » Nor Pifgah's Mountain could him charm ; Christ forc'd the Tempter to retire. And of his Weapons did difarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. 11.
Herod enrag'd, when well he knew His Sanhedrim's prognoflick Tale ; In Blood he would his Hands imbrue, That over Christ he might prevail. Ver. 16.
Alas!
[ 182] ♦'"Alas ! what horrid dread Alarms, What mournful Sigfhts did fill the Plain !
The Children, dragg'd from Mothers Arms, Were {luck on Spears, or cut in twain !
But all in vain, the Heav'nly Power Doth fhield the Son of Heav'n from 111 ; And after. Worms did him devour, Josephus.
Who would our Blefl Redeemer kill CHAP. II. Of our... Redeemer's Life and Miracles.
\ T Twelve Years old, mofl flrang-e to hear, He in the Temple plainly Ihow'd, To Jewifh Do6lors fitting- there, Luke II. 46. 47.
Such Knowledg-e like the Son of God.
When in Judea's Defart brought, Mai/. IV. Luke IV.
Enabled forty Days to fail, and Mark I.
In vain the Tempter did accofl, And X loft his Labour to the laft. | Milton.
Not the fair Temple's higheft Spire, » Nor Pifgah's Mountain could him charm ; Christ forc'd the Tempter to retire. And of his Weapons did difarm.
What to read after Yorkshire Chap Books?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Federer to read onlineMoreLess
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