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Page 36
There are surely few more pathetic words in the Old Testament than those which the prophet heard : “ Have I been a wilderness unto Israel or a land of thick darkness ? wherefore do my people say , We are broken loose , we will come no ...
There are surely few more pathetic words in the Old Testament than those which the prophet heard : “ Have I been a wilderness unto Israel or a land of thick darkness ? wherefore do my people say , We are broken loose , we will come no ...
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The exiles in Babylon were invited to return to their own land . But what was there to which they could return ? No wonder their hearts failed them as they pictured the scene of ruin . It was to them the prophet proclaimed his message .
The exiles in Babylon were invited to return to their own land . But what was there to which they could return ? No wonder their hearts failed them as they pictured the scene of ruin . It was to them the prophet proclaimed his message .
Page 97
The exiles in Babylon were invited to return to their own land . But what was there to which they could return ? No wonder their hearts failed them as they pictured the scene of ruin , It was to them the prophet proclaimed his message .
The exiles in Babylon were invited to return to their own land . But what was there to which they could return ? No wonder their hearts failed them as they pictured the scene of ruin , It was to them the prophet proclaimed his message .
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They had appeared irrefragable in the calm , but when the storm fell they left him insecure upon a land that quaked and shifted beneath his feet . It is possible that Tennyson failed to do justice to those Theistic proofs which have ...
They had appeared irrefragable in the calm , but when the storm fell they left him insecure upon a land that quaked and shifted beneath his feet . It is possible that Tennyson failed to do justice to those Theistic proofs which have ...
Page 128
It was faith that kept the mighty hope burning within his heart to the end that some day he should be one with his friend again , and that they would : “ Arrive at last the blessed goal And He that died in Holy Land Would reach us out ...
It was faith that kept the mighty hope burning within his heart to the end that some day he should be one with his friend again , and that they would : “ Arrive at last the blessed goal And He that died in Holy Land Would reach us out ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Spiritual Voices in Modern Literature |
| Author | Trevor H. Davies |
| Publisher | George H. Doran Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 312 pages |
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