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S.Baring-Gould

Legends of the Patriarchs and Prophets and otheatacters from Various Sources

The Fall of the Angels
Adam
Eve The Fall of Man
Adam and Eve after the Fall
Cain and Abel
The Death of Adam
Seth
Cainan son of Enos
Enoch
The Giants
Lamech
Methuselah
Noah
Heathen Legends of the Deluge
The Planting of the Vine
The Sons of Noah
Relics of the Ark Certain Descendants of Ham
Serug
The Prophet Eber
The Prophet Saleh
The Tower of Babel
Abraham
Melchizedek
Of Ishmael and the Well Zemzem
Esau and Jacob
Joseph
The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs
Job Jethro
Moses
Joshua
The Judges
Samuel
Saul
David
Solomon
Elijah
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Ezra
Zachariah
508 printed pages
Copyright owner
Bookwire
Original publication
2016
Publication year
2016
Publisher
anboco
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  • Elishas quoted3 years ago
    523 before Christ, Cambyses, having reigned a brief time, was succeeded by Smerdis, the Magian, who is called, in the Scriptures, Artaxerxes. He, being ill-disposed towards the Jews, withdrew from them the gifts made by Cyrus, and arrested their work.
  • Elishas quoted3 years ago
    Ezekiel was a prophet, and he exhorted the men of Jerusalem to war, but they would not go forth to battle. Then God sent a pestilence, and there died of them every day very many. So, fearing death, a million fled from the city, hoping to escape the pestilence, but the wrath of God overtook them, and they fell dead.

    Then those who survived in the city went forth to bury them, but they were too numerous; therefore they built a wall round the corpses, to protect them from the beasts of the field; and thus they lay exposed to the heat and cold for many years, till the flesh had rotted off their bones.

    Once the prophet Ezekiel came that way, and he saw this great multitude of dead and dry bones. He prayed, and God restored them to life again, and they stood upon their feet a great army, and entered into the city, and lived out the rest of their days. It is said that among the Jews there are, to this day, descendants of those who were resuscitated, and they may be recognized by the corpse-like odor they exhale.
  • Elishas quoted3 years ago
    Ezekiel, whom the Arabs call Kazquil, was the son of an aged couple, who had no children. They prayed to God, and He gave them a son.

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