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The Preservation 'of Identityin the Resurrection 'The Imporance of the Formationof a Right CharacterAn Address delivered in many of thetowns of Great Britain and Sreland . @, .i .BYJOHN EDGARMA, BSC, Ma., C*.;Faftar qf tha Rqal Fa- of Phy- ad Sqw, Clasga;PTO~ISWI if MiWfrr~l and Dkass of Woma, Anderson College- Mrdicd Schod; S& Swum, Royal Samarikrn Hospital forwomm, Gbgaw.----- A~W of a# wka an tb ~mt?" **S&ism ad th BW.~#*A Tm PkrrJld by tkr Rioas of We," -nd Joint-Autk of "(;rart Pyramid Passa&s.''All lights xwermd.furch.caopissofthfrbrochmscan~e~~applplneto:Morton Edgar, 224 West Ragent Street, .Glaogow, Scotlaad.
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VOL. XXVI ALLEGHENY, PA., JUNE 15,
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(181) ZION'S WATCH TOWER Auecxsnv.
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ZION'S WATCH TOWERrival heads of Ch
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(197-199) ZION'S WATCH TOWER ALL~G~
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VOL. XXIX. JUNE I, 1908 Ivo. 11THE
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merely imputing to us the merit. or
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THE CAMEL AND THE NEEDLE'S EYEMATT.
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(318-306) THE WATCH TOWER BROOKLYN,
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60 !L%e Finieked Mystery RIPV. aJoa
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T~~WATCI-! TOWERtivity. This is sho
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These events, as we shall see? actu
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m WATCH TOWERBROOKLYN. N. x.Varioru
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-WATCH"authoritiee" guess that ther
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DanieL They sem to leave no place f
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- WATCE TOWERLord's return. They ha
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AND HERALD OF CHRIST$ PRESENCEVol.
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~ --.meKTATCH TOWERiquity and of th
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at the sl~ndow of npproaching disso
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&e secrets of eternitg but God hid?
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Christ. In Job 38: 47 is mentioned
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circle to it. circnmferenm to be 1
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confident, therefore, that &e measu
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E'directly under the Grand Gallery;
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.G'-
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British inches. The plug is I78 inc
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A*--meq seventh year aas to be a re
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Ir occasion was 'Srrhml and Citizen
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After funeral services at The Templ
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HIS SISTER MINN
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CHERISHED PROMIIGESIThough sterile
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"'RECfOUS in the sight of tllc Jmrd
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NOTICE OF THEDEATH OF DR. JOHN EDGA
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MEMOIRS OF DR. JOHN EDGAR.I.How he
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agonised in prayer that he might be
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how as "Aunt ~mli." These t\vo carn
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tkc glad assurrrncc that all his im
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as he engaged in prayer, worded in
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fellowship wllicll tve \verc privil
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y Brother \\-illi:un \V. Johnston (
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I'lanted by the IGvers of \\'atrr."
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For several years tbc doctor was sp
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'flR dear bthcr was privileged to h
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11-14. He wondered n.hy Isaiah viii
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on our mhalf, for surely special gr
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mother were also to be taken away i
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hope, He also referred to Brot!lcr
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carries them in Ilb b*~som, provide
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4was lurdl, ~ecesary for Jack to te
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a tnre w11ich I never before \vibre
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\nrarden looked up he saw before hi
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.9s we still lingered, loat11 to le
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and others from the wider circle of
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in bed, with the lcast possible exe
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-Y P ~ Fk W nere quoted, suchashdab
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plmmms for crezman ! Now and then h
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fop.bwtbetwudroaMtHepauaRdsrrthelas
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-1 It(* \vcrrrIs 1ac.llml to till t
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13~lotzd fricnds, each ah\. rtgtre\
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Great Pyramidl%iiEbrtisdr;l.rstrnet
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NOTICE.In rcrponst to tb &orand im
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Time FeaturesBible students, Conven
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Now Kohath lived 133 years, and Amr
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may be regarded as probable that Go
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overthrew the first Babylon, it ref
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age. 1845 years after 536 B. C. giv
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tions stands on the feet of a bear,
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his army and in the course of six m
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3. Though the waters thereof roar a
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We understand that time expired in
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time will be cut off in the second
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Now, we shall take up the next char
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dispensations,-which is 4 beautiful
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gentiles. We know that for various
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And there is a further point here,
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emperor of the West. And then in th
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"The Great Pyramid."Bible Students'
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the Law Covenant was an easy way to
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the rate of a pyramid inch to a yea
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Pyramid inches from the floor of th
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souls. For my yoke is easy and my b
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no nation of Israel. If an American
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The Horizontal Passage to the Queen
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accept the will of God. You know, f
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No. 5 in the King's ChamberNow, the
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First Ascending Passage from upper
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of the Well, we shall find that thi
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also notice how, leading up to that
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To get the corresponding dates on t
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the feet of the great image, and as
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part of the Popes to a claim to cha
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I hope. what I have said will help
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Alliance of Pepin's son, Charles th
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FAREWELL ADDRESS BY BROTHER RUSSELL
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GOD'S PLAN OF SALVATIONr IN THE GRE
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GOD'S PLAN OF SALVATION IN THE GREA
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GOD'S PL-a OF SLILVATIOK IS THE GRE
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THE IVATCHTOJVBRAt the evening meet
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Mt. Sinai, where the Law Covenant w
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and would be difficult to travel ov
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hill near the hotel, from which we
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other side.We were glad to reach th
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In the meantime Judah had made arra
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IT bis chart is dnwn true to sede f
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.The Booklets noticed below are goo
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elements is peculiar to the body, t
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.spirit of life is a bedg which con
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U7e must look to God himself, and e
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Science in declaring that the lower
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k!,? crept into-the church by a bac
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the immortality of the soul lias be
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. --so good as I thought he was." B
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the repentent thief went, the momen
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to be remembered by Jesus when he c
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my sleep was a sound sleep because
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.)-..IT-ord 'of God. The reason is
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(3) Jesus' statement regarding Abra
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- - -- . . . ..1- 4 . - 8 4 - , '.e
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'! return." But neither does " retu
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_the condemnation which rests upon
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And in Revelation XX., 6 : " Blesse
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heaven given among men wherebv we m
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full. -. .Glory. " No, dear friends
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-4#itis to know that the world is t
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therein : then shall all the trees
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5&%Christ is the reiguing king, thi
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- = - +*r. + :;-. .p Q- -ky- %.2?~d
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as it is done in heaven !"' The ang
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.:. . .:; Abraham 5 Ijfe;Bi&y .,.,.
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Abraham's Life HistoryAn Allegoryof
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'Chapter 12 of Genesis is an allego
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(with Sarah and Lot) form the mount
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The Second Dispensation.or " Presen
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inhabited" (ha. 45: 18). Thus when
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the letters in their alphabet t6 de
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the possessor of hearen and earth,
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appealed by His Spirit; for the' la
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out, the fleshy seed of Abraham kne
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Scriptures, that in 1878 A.D. those
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ing forth the Seed of promise by th
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kingdom was largely wrested from hi
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true Church, the spiritual Israel;
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And Jesus said: "Remember Lot's wif
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Ztence the grtat Seed who will bles
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eibed hh wn Isaac being eight dam o
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Wherefore he called that place her-
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him for now J know that thou fearer
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The 24th chapter of Genesis records
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ises, but being a "profane " or wor
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, Dear Reader, ,. .Oar brother, the
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Provlm Pric.-WI~S C~IIC~IIO~., NOTI
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A Tree Planted by theRivers of Wate
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A Tree Planted by the Riversof Wate
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people, despised and rejected by me
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thing but just or righteous, but he
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gradually come to talk as Jesus tal
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ook they ever read. 'They have not
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Page 706: Prerlow Prlc*NOTICEPresent Prlcer:U
Page 710: GREAT PYRAMID PASSAGES.JOHN PDaAlS
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'Lantern Slides of the Great *amid.
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l'hs-~w~hb &ad below are laad due.
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Socialism AndThe Bible,.;An Address
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penditure in advertising and toutin
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otherhood of man!" The indifference
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Em=;was a nation. f?he present wori
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ich; but it is only true if we supp
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central government, with district c
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ence is ail that is necksary. TheY
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people. The Lord goes on to say why
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There are many passages of Scriptur
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INebuchadnezzar in a dream. The hea
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9mpe&ct physical natufe of man. Lik
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Ifrom the beginning of the worldM-A
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imperfect!on, and phy~i~ai imperfec
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emember their sin no more "-Jeremia
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nature, and will be accompanied by
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Christ "shall have delivered up the
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Mythology AndThe BibleAn Address de
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IMythology and the Bible.T may he a
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ealised that these same deities are
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Although the Scriptures do not dire
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" mighty Hunter before the Lord " (
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versa1 that all nations were made "
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mere than ordinary to have called f
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this course Shem was acting accordi
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The Faloa "8eed of tha Woman,"the m
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the form GI a snake, whose head he
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-tne woman; and Osiris is read on t
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scientific secrets which they jealo
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From Anacreon (p. 296) we learn tha
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we know that "the natural man recei
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It is important to notice that in t
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and worshipped the image of a calf
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Trictcrjcus, Greek, p. 117). Apollo
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thing in connection wit11 them was
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elief in Satan's lie at the beginni
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incalculable blessing to the people
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Astarto " wa!, represented standing
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Nimrod had crushed the head of the
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heaven " (2 Kings t3:5, margin). Tl
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Presentative of Dagon. As it was an
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UHTEEH SLIDES OF FHE BREAT PYRAMID,
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470 The Cjoh Age fur May 11, 1921-
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-4L* Ihr Golden .- Age for May 11,
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474 Ihr Cjoh Age for May 11,- .- ..
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:4~6 Ihc Golden Aga fur May XI, I~S
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4*6 The Golden Age for MQ 11, 192~
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20sBdpr(~brpu)Ih-Age for May 25, rg
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. -.504 IIte c;'c!lim Age for May 2
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-506 The Golden Age for May aj, 192
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508 . 7le Goiden Age for May 25, 19
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510 The Golden Age for May 25, 1921
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'THEY ARE NO PART OF THE WORLD"acti
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