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1  Old Testament 4
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2  Jesus 11
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1  60 Christian Holy Bible by Various 768,767W 3,075 51:15 
1 Old Testament 591,198W 2,365 39:25
1 5 Books of Moses
| 1 Genesis |
| 2 Exodus |
| 3 Leviticus |
| 4 Numbers |
| 5 Deuteronomy |
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2 Historical Books
| 1 Joshua |
| 2 Judges |
| 3 Ruth |
| 4 1 Samuel |
| 5 2 Samuel |
| 6 1 Kings |
| 7 2 Kings |
| 8 1 Chronicles |
| 9 2 Chronicles |
| 10 Ezra |
| 11 Nehemaiah |
| 12 Ester |
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3 Wisdom Books
| 1 Job |
| 2 Psalms |
| 3 Proverbs |
| 4 Ecclesiastes |
| 5 Song of Solomon |
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4 12 Minor Prophets
| 1 Hosea |
| 2 Joel |
| 3 Amos |
| 4 Obadaiah |
| 5 Johah |
| 6 Micah |
| 7 Nahum |
| 8 Habakkuk |
| 9 Zephanaiah |
| 10 Haggai |
| 11 Zecharariah |
| 12 Malachi |
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5 Major Prophets
| 1 Isaiah |
| 2 Jeremaiah |
| 3 Lamentation |
| 4 Ezekiel |
| 5 Daniel |
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2 New Testament 177,569W 711 11:51
14 Gospels
| 1 Mark |
| 2 Mat w |
| 3 Luke |
| 4 John |
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3 Pauline Epistles
| 1 Romans |
| 21 Corinthians |
| 32 Corinthians |
| 4 Galatians |
| 5 Ephesians |
| 6 Philipeans |
| 7 Colosians |
| 8 1 ssalonians |
| 9 2 ssalonians |
| 10 Philemon |
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4 General Epistles
| 1 James |
| 21 Peter |
| 32 Peter |
| 4 Jude |
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5 Pastoral Epistles
| 11 Timothy |
| 22 Timothy |
| 3 Titus |
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4  1842 History of Knights Templars, Temple Church, & Temple by Addison, Charles G. 136,518W 546 8:46
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| 1 Origin of Templars |
| 2 pilgrimages to Jerusalem |
| 3 dangers to which pilgrims were exposed |
| 4 formation of bro rhood of poor fellow-soldiers of Jesus Christ to protect m |
| 5 ir location in Temple |
| 6 description of Temple |
| 7 Origin of name Templars |
| 8 Hugh de Payens chosen Master of Temple |
| 9 Is sent to Europe by King Baldwin |
| 10 Is introduced to Pope |
| 11 assembling of Council of Troyes |
| 12 formation of a rule for government of Templars |
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| 1 most curious parts of rule displayed |
| 2 confirmation of rule by Pope |
| 3 visit of Hugh de Payens, Master of Temple, to Engl& |
| 4 His cordial reception |
| 5 foundation of Order in this country |
| 6 L&s & money granted to Templars |
| 7 ir popularity in Europe |
| 8 rapid increase of ir fraternity |
| 9 St. Bernard takes up pen in ir behalf |
| 10 He displays ir valour & piety |
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| 1 de Payens returns to Palestine, His death, Robert de Craon made Master, Success of Infidels, 2nd Crusade |
| 2 Templars assume Red Cross |
| 3 ir gallant actions & high discipline |
| 4 L&s, manors, & churches granted m in Engl& |
| 5 Bernard de Tremelay made Master |
| 6 He is slain by Infidels |
| 7 Bertr& de Blanquefort made Master |
| 8 He is taken prisoner, & sent in chains to Aleppo |
| 9 Pope writes letters in praise of Templars |
| 10 ir religious & military enthusiasm |
| 11 ir war banner called Beauseant |
| 12 rise of rival religio-military order of Hospital of St. John |
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| 1 contests between Saladin & Templars |
| 2 vast privileges of Templars |
| 3 publication of bull, omne datum optimum |
| 4 Pope declares himself immediate Bishop of entire Order |
| 5 different classes of Templars |
| 6 knights |
| 7 Priests |
| 8 Serving brethren |
| 9 hired soldiers |
| 10 great officers of Temple |
| 11 Punishment of cowardice |
| 12 Master of Temple is taken prisoner, & dies in a dungeon |
| 13 Saladin's great successes |
| 14 Christians purchase a truce |
| 15 consecration of Temple Church at London |
| 16 Master of Temple & Patriarch Heraclius proceed to Engl& for succour |
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| 1 Temple at London |
| 2 vast possessions of Templars in Engl& |
| 3 territorial divisions of order |
| 4 different preceptories in this country |
| 5 privileges conferred on Templars by kings of Engl& |
| 6 Masters of Temple at London |
| 7 ir power & importance |
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| 1 Patriarch Heraclius quarrels with king of Engl& |
| 2 He returns to Palestine without succour |
| 3 disappointments & gloomy forebodings of Templars |
| 4 y prepare to resist Saladin |
| 5 ir defeat & slaughter |
| 6 valiant deeds of Marshal of Temple |
| 7 fatal battle of Tiberias |
| 8 captivity of Gr& Master & true Cross |
| 9 captive Templars are offered Koran or death |
| 10 y choose latter, & are beheaded |
| 11 fall of Jerusalem |
| 12 Moslems take possession of Temple |
| 13 y purify it with rose-water, say prayers, & hear a sermon |
| 14 Templars retire to Antioch |
| 15 ir letters to king of Engl& & Master of Temple at London |
| 16 ir exploits at siege of Acre |
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| 1 Richard Cœur de Lion joins Templars before Acre |
| 2 city surrenders, & Templars establish chief house of ir order within it |
| 3 Cœur de Lion takes up his abode with m |
| 4 He sells to m isl& of Cyprus |
| 5 Templars form van of his army |
| 6 ir foraging expeditions & great exploits |
| 7 Cœur de Lion quits Holy L& in disguise of a Knight Templar |
| 8 Templars build Pilgrim's Castle in Palestine |
| 9 state of order in Engl& |
| 10 King John resides in Temple at London |
| 11 barons come to him at that place, & dem& Magna Charta |
| 12 exploits of Templars in Egypt |
| 13 letters of Gr& Master to Master of Temple at London |
| 14 Templars reconquer Jerusalem |
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| 1 conquest of Jerusalem by Carizmians |
| 2 slaughter of Templars, & death of Gr& Master |
| 3 exploits of Templars in Egypt |
| 4 King Louis of France visits Templars in Palestine |
| 5 He assists m in putting country into a defensible state |
| 6 Henry 2, king of Engl&, visits Temple at Paris |
| 7 magnificent hospitality of Templars in Engl& & France |
| 8 Benocdar, sultan of Egypt, invades Palestine |
| 9 He defeats Templars, takes ir strong fortresses, & decapitates six hundred of ir brethren |
| 10 Gr& Master comes to Engl& for succour |
| 11 renewal of war |
| 12 fall of Acre, & final extinction of Templars in Palestine |
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| 1 downfall of Templars |
| 2 cause reof |
| 3 Gr& Master comes to Europe at request of Pope |
| 4 He is imprisoned, with all Templars in France, by comm& of king Philip |
| 5 y are put to torture, & confessions of guilt of heresy & idolatry are extracted from m |
| 6 Edward 2 king of Engl& st&s up in defence of Templars, but afterwards persecutes m at instance of Pope |
| 7 imprisonment of Master of Temple & all his brethren in Engl& |
| 8 ir examination upon 87 horrible & ridiculous articles of accusation before foreign inquisitors appointed by Pope |
| 9 council of church assembles at London to pass sentence upon m |
| 10 curious evidence adduced as to mode of admission into order, & of customs & observances of fraternity |
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| 1 Templars in France revoke ir rack-extorted confessions |
| 2 y are tried as relapsed heretics, & burnt at stake |
| 3 progress of inquiry in Engl& |
| 4 curious evidence adduced as to mode of holding chapters of order |
| 5 As to penance enjoined rein, & absolution pronounced by Master |
| 6 Templars draw up a written defence, which y present to ecclesiastical council |
| 7 y are placed in separate dungeons, & put to torture |
| 8 2 serving brethren & a chaplain of order n make confessions |
| 9 Many o r Templars acknowledge mselves guilty of heresy in respect of ir belief in religious authority of ir Master |
| 10 y make ir recantations, & are reconciled to church before south door of Saint Paul's ca dral |
| 11 order of Temple is abolished by Pope |
| 12 last of Masters of Temple in Engl& dies in Tower |
| 13 disposal of property of order |
| 14 Observations on downfall of Templars |
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11 TEMPLE CHURCH
| 1 restoration of Temple Church |
| 2 beauty & magnificence of venerable building |
| 3 various styles of architecture displayed in it |
| 4 discoveries made during recent restoration |
| 5 sacrarium |
| 6 marble piscina |
| 7 sacramental niches |
| 8 penitential cell |
| 9 ancient Chapel of St. Anne |
| 10 Historical matters connected with Temple Church |
| 11 holy relics anciently preserved rein |
| 12 interesting monumental remains |
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12 TEMPLE CHURCH.
| 1 monuments of crusaders |
| 2 tomb & effigy of Sir Geoffrey de Magnaville, earl of Essex, & constable of Tower |
| 3 His life & death, & famous exploits |
| 4 Of William Marshall, earl of Pembroke, Protector of Engl& |
| 5 Lord de Ross |
| 6 William & Gilbert Marshall, earls of Pembroke |
| 7 William Plantagenet, 5th son of Henry 3 |
| 8 anxious desire manifested by king Henry 3, queen Eleanor, & various persons of rank, to be buried in Temple Church |
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13 TEMPLE
| 1 Antiquities in Temple |
| 2 history of place subsequent to dissolution of order of Knights Templars |
| 3 establishment of a society of lawyers in Temple |
| 4 antiquity of this society |
| 5 Its connexion with antient society of Knights Templars |
| 6 An order of knights & serving brethren established in law |
| 7 degree of frere serjen, or frater serviens, borrowed from antient Templars |
| 8 modern Templars divide mselves into 2 societies of Inner & Middle Temple |
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14 TEMPLE
| 1 Temple Garden |
| 2 erection of new buildings in Temple |
| 3 dissolution of order of Hospital of Saint John |
| 4 law societies become lessees of crown |
| 5 erection of magnificent Middle Temple Hall |
| 6 conversion of old hall into chambers |
| 7 grant of inheritance Temple to 2 law societies |
| 8 ir magnificent present to his Majesty |
| 9 ir antient orders & customs, & antient hospitality, ir gr& entertainments |
| 10 Reader's feasts |
| 11 Gr& Christmasses & Revels |
| 12 fox hunt in hall |
| 13 dispute with Lord Mayor |
| 14 quarrel with custos of Temple Church. |
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2  1916 History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy
by Husik, Isaac
210,975W 844 14:04 
| 1 Isaac Israeli |
| 2 David ben Merwan Al Mukammas |
| 3 Saadia ben Joseph Al-Fayyumi |
| 4 Joseph Al-Basir & Jeshua ben Judah |
| 5 Solomon Ibn Gabirol |
| 6 Bahya Ibn Pakuda |
| 7 Pseudo-Bahya |
| 8 Abraham Bar Hiyya |
| 9 Joseph Ibn Zaddik |
| 10 Judah Halevi |
| 11 Moses & Abraham Ibn Ezra |
| 12 Abraham Ibn Daud |
| 13 Moses Maimonides |
| 14 Hillel ben Samuel |
| 15 Levi ben Gerson |
| 16 Aaron ben Elijah of Nicomedia |
| 17 Hasdai ben Abraham Crescas |
| 18 Joseph Albo |
| 19 List of Biblical & Rabbinic Passages. |
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3  1909 Legends of Jews
by Louis Ginsberg
207,750W 831 13:50:26 380M
| 1 Creation of World |
| 2 Adam |
| 3 Death of eve |
| 4 Noah |
| 5 Abraham |
| 6 Jacob. |
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5  1883 Jewish Children
by Sholem Aleichim
114,250W 457 7:36:12 208M
| 1 page from song of songs |
| 2 Passover in a Village |
| 3 Elijah Phrophet |
| 4 getzel |
| 5 Lost ''Ag beomer |
| 6 Murdereres |
| 7 3 Little Heads |
| 8 Greens for Shevuous |
| 9 Ano r page from song of songs |
| 10 Pity for Living |
| 11 Tabernacle sukah |
| 12 Dead Citron |
| 13 Isshur Beadle |
| 14 Boaz teacher |
| 15 spinsnsingn top |
| 16 Ess r |
| 17 Pocket-knife |
| 18 On Fiddle |
| 19 This Night. |
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7  1907 Ten Days in the light of Acca
by Julia M. Grundy b. 1874
57,500W 230 3:49:47 105M
| 1 from beginning to what we carry out |
| 2 He has cut himself from world |
| 3 Love, soul & spirit, house of justice |
| 4 Heaven, manifestation |
| 5 Spiritual Development |
| 6 Return of Spirit, Obedience, spiritual relationship |
| 7 Women in Bahai revelation |
| 8 Mount Carmel & Syria, heavenly springtime, faith |
| 9 2nd coming |
| 10 Visit to tomb, visit to rizwan |
| 11 Acca, in household, afternoon before feast, at feast |
| 12 heavy sustenance, from badi ullah |
| 13 From mo r of household |
| 14 From beginning to will be given to you |
| 15 Sometimes in America in your heavenly Crown |
| 16 Crimson hearted flowers |
| 17 more you see abdul baha of blessed perfection |
| 18 3 stories told by abdul baha. |
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9  Jewish History, an essay in philosophy of history
by Dubnow, S. M. Simon Markovich 1860-1941
30,545W 123 2:03
1 RANGE OF JEWISH HISTORY
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6  1912 Making of Nation by Jenks & Kent 76,750W 307 5:06:08 140M
1 Man's place in world
| 1 Different ories of Creation |
| 2 Priestly Story of Creation |
| 3 Early Prophetic Story of Creation |
| 4 Comparison of 2 accounts of creation |
| 5 Man's conquest & rulership of world |
6 Man's responsibility as Ruler of world |
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2 Man's Responsibility for his acts
| 1 Nature of sin |
| 2 Origin of Sin According to story in Genesis |
| 3 Different ories Regarding Origin of Sin |
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3 Criminal & his relation to Society
| 1 Meaning of story of cain |
| 2 Making of a criminal |
| 3 Criminal's attitude toward society |
| 4 Way sin which society deals with criminal |
| 5 How to deal with Criminals |
| 6 Prevention of Crime |
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4 Survival of fittest
| 12 biblical Accounts of flood |
| 2 Corresponding Babylonian flood stories: |
| 3 History of biblical flood stories |
| 4 Aim of biblical writers in recounting flood stories |
| 5 Survival of fittest in natural world |
| 6 Social & Political life |
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5 Pioneer's influence on nation's ideals
| 1 Prophetic stories about Abraham |
| 2 meaning of early prophetic stories about Abraham |
| 3 prophetic portrait of Abraham |
| 4 Tendency to Idealized national heroes |
| 5 reasons for Migration |
| 6 Permanent value & influence of Abrahamic narratives |
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6 power of Ambition
| 12 bro rs, Jacob & Esau |
| 2 man with a wrong ambition |
| 3 Jacob's training in school of Experience |
| 4 Invincible Power of Ambition & Perseverance |
| 5 different types of Ambition |
| 6 Development of Right Ambition |
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7 successful man of affairs
| 1 qualities essential to success |
| 2 limitations & temptations of Joseph's early life |
| 3 Call of a great opportunity |
| 4 Temptations of success |
| 5 St&ards of real success |
| 6 Methods of success |
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8 Training of a Statesman
| 1 Egyptian Background |
| 2 Making of a loyal patriot |
| 3 School of wilderness |
| 4 Moses' call to public service |
| 5 education of public opinion |
| 6 training of modern statesmen |
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9 origin of growth of law
| 1 needs that give rise to law |
| 2 growth of customary law |
| 3 authority underlying all law |
| 4 Moses' relations to old testament laws |
| 5 Development of modern law: |
| 6 attitude of Citizens toward Law |
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10 foundation of good citizenship
| 1 history of prophetic decalogie |
| 2 Obligations of individual to god |
| 3 social & ethical basis of Sabbath Law |
| 4 Importance of childrens loyalty to parents |
| 5 Primary obligations of man to man |
| 6 present day authority of 10 comm&ments |
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11 early training of a race
| 1 Wilderness environment |
| 2 Influence of Nomadic Life upon Israel's character & ideal's |
| 3 Influence of wilderness life upon Israel's faith |
| 4 significance of East-Jordan conquest |
| 5 Significance of Moses' work |
| 6 Early stages in training of human race |
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12 nation's struggle for a home & freedom
| 1 Ways by which Hebrews won ir homes |
| 2 Deborah's rally of Hebrews: |
| 3 Final stage in making of Hebrew nation. |
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8 1912 Making of a Nation Beginnings of Israel's History by Kent, Charles Foster, Jenks, Jeremiah Whipple 46,371W 186 3:06
1 INTRODUCTION
| 1 Rediscovery of Bible |
| 2 Object of se Studies |
| 3 Plan of Work |
| 4 Books of Reference |
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2 MAN'S PLACE IN WORLD Story of Creation, Gen 1, 2
| 1 Different ories of Creation |
| 2 Priestly Story of Creation |
| 3 Early Prophetic Story of Creation |
| 4 A Comparison of 2 Accounts of Creation |
| 5 Man's Conquest & Rulership of World |
| 6 Man's Responsibility as Ruler of World |
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3 MAN'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS ACTS
| 1 Story of Garden of Eden, Gen 3 |
| 2 Nature of Sin |
| 3 Origin of Sin According to Story in Genesis 3 |
| 4 Different ories Regarding Origin of Sin |
| 5 Effects of Sin upon Wrong-doer |
| 6 God's Attitude toward Sinner |
| 7 Effect of Sin upon Society |
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4 CRIMINAL, & HIS RELATION TO SOCIETY: Story of Cain
| 1 Meaning of Story of Cain |
| 2 Making of a Criminal |
| 3 Criminal's Attitude toward Society |
| 4 Ways in which Society Deals with Criminal |
| 5 How to Deal with Criminals |
| 6 Prevention of Crime |
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5 SURVIVAL OF FITTEST
| 1 Story of Great
Flood |
| 22 Biblical Accounts of Flood |
| 3 Corresponding Babylonian Flood Stories |
| 4 History of Biblical Flood Stories |
| 5 Aim of Biblical Writers in Recounting Flood Stories |
| 6 Survival of "Fittest" in Natural World |
| 7 In Social & Political Life |
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6 PIONEER'S INFLUENCE UPON NATION'S IDEAL: Abraham, Traditional Fa r of Race
| 1 Reasons for Migration |
| 2 Prophetic Stories about Abraham |
| 3 Meaning of Early Prophetic Stories about Abraham |
| 4 Prophetic Portrait of Abraham |
| 5 Tendency to Idealize National Heroes |
6 Permanent Value & Influence of Abraham Narratives
1 POWER OF AMBITION: Jacob Persistent
| 1 Two Bro rs, Jacob & Esau |
| 2 Man with a Wrong Ambition |
| 3 Jacob's Training in School of Experience |
| 4 Invincible Power of Ambition & Perseverance |
| 5 Different Types of Ambition |
| 6 Development of Right Ambitions |
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7 SUCCESSFUL MAN OF AFFAIRS: Joseph's Achievements
| 1 Qualities Essential to Success |
| 2 Limitations & Temptations of Joseph's Early Life |
| 3 Call of a Great Opportunity |
| 4 Temptations of Success |
| 5 St&ards of Real Success |
| 6 Methods of Success |
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8 TRAINING OF A STATESMAN: Moses in Egypt &
Wilderness 
| 1 Egyptian Background |
| 2 Making of a Loyal Patriot |
| 3 School of Wilderness |
| 4 Moses' Call to Public Service |
| 5 Education of Public Opinion |
| 6 Training of Modern Statesmen |
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9 ORIGIN & GROWTH OF LAW: Moses' Work as Judge &
Prophet
| 1 Needs that Give Rise to Law |
| 2 Growth of Customary Law |
| 3 Authority Underlying all Law |
| 4 Moses' Relations to Old Testament Laws |
| 5 Development of Modern Law |
| 6 Attitude of Citizens toward Law |
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10 FOUNDATIONS OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP: 10
Comm&ments
| 1 History of Prophetic Decalogue |
| 2 Obligations of Individual to God |
| 3 Social & Ethical Basis of Sabbath Law |
| 4 Importance of Children's Loyalty to Parents |
| 5 Primary Obligations of Man to Man |
| 6 Present-day Authority of 10 Comm&ments |
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11 EARLY TRAINING OF A RACE: Israel's Experience in Wilderness & East of Jordan
| 1 Wilderness Environment |
| 2 Influence of Nomadic Life upon Israel's Character & Ideals |
| 3 Influence of Wilderness Life Upon Israel's faith |
| 4 Significance of East-Jordan Conquests |
5 Significance of Moses' Work |
| 6 Early Stages in Training of Human Race |
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12 NATION'S STRUGGLE FOR HOME & FREEDOM: Israel's
Victories over Canaanites
| 1 Crossing of Jordan |
| 2 Canaanite Civilization |
| 3 Capture of Outposts of Palestine |
| 4 Ways by which Hebrews Won ir Homes |
| 5 Deborah's Rally of Hebrews |
| 6 Final Stage in Making of Hebrew Nation. |
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10  With Turks in Palestine
by
Alex&er AARONSOHN 1888 - 1948
28,750W 115 1:54:49
| 1 Zicron-Jacob |
| 2 Pressed into Service |
| 3 German Propag&a |
| 4 Road-making & Discharge |
| 5 Hidden Arms |
| 6 Suez Campaign |
| 7 Fighting Locusts |
| 8 Lebanon |
| 9 Robber Baron of Palestine |
| 10 Rash Adventure |
| 11 Escape. |
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11  1926 Pictures of Jewish Homelife
by Hannah Trager
24,250W 97 1:36:06 44M
| 1 Arrival in Jerusalem |
| 2 Welcome |
| 3 Celebration of Purim |
| 4 Baking of Matzos |
| 5 Lag B'Omer |
| 6 Sabbath in Palestine |
| 7 succah |
| 8 How Charity is Given |
| 9 Fa r Frost in Jerusalem |
| 10 Engagement & Wedding ceremonies. |
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12  1664 Curtezan Unmasked, Whoredoms of Jezebel
by Anonymous
14,500W 58 57:11 26M
| 1 Strange woman |
| 2 Curtezan Unmasked. |
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13  75 Wars of Jews
by Flavius Josephus 37-100
351,500W 1,406 23:25:48 634M
| 1 Taking of Jerusalem by antiochus epiphanes to death of Herod great |
| 2 Death of Herod till Vespasian was sent to subdue Jews by Nero |
| 3 Vespasian's coming to subdue Jews to taking of Gamala |
| 4 Siege of Gamala to coming of Titus to besiege Jerusalem |
| 5 Coming of Titus to besiege Jerusalem to great extremity to which Jews were reduced |
| 6 Great extremity to which Jews were reduced to taking of Jerusalem by Titus |
| 7 Taking of Jerusalem by Titus to Sedition of Jews at Cyrene. |
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15  Minor Works of Josephus
By Flavius JOSEPHUS 37 - 100
109,250W 437P 7:17:01
| 1 Against Apion |
| 2 Discourse on Hades |
| 3 Life of Josephus. |
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14 94 Antiquities of Jews by Flavius Josephus 37-100 171,750W 687P 11:27:00 314M
1 Containing Interval Of 3,833 yrs From Creation To Death Of Isaac.
| 1 Constitution Of World & Disposition Of Elements |
| 2 Posterity Of Adam, & 10 Generations From Him To Deluge |
| 3 Flood: & After What Manner Noah Was Saved In An Ark, With His Kindred, & Afterwards Dwelt In Plain Of Shinar |
| 4 Concerning Tower Of Babylon, & Confusion Of Tongues |
| 5 After What Manner Posterity Of Noah Sent Out Colonies, & Inhabited Whole Earth |
| 6 How Every Nation Was Denominated From ir 1st Inhabitants |
| 7 How Abram Our Forefa r Went Out Of L& Of Chaldeans, & Lived In L& n Called Canaan But Now Judea |
| 8 That When re Was Famine In Canaan, Abram Went nce Into Egypt: & After He Had Continued re A While He Returned Back Again |
| 9 Destruction Of Sodomites By Assyrian Wall |
| 10 How Abram Fought With Assyrians, & Overcame m, & Saved Sodomite Prisoners, & Took From Assyrians Prey y Had Gotten |
| 11 How God Overthrew Nation Of Sodomites, Out Of His Wrath Against m For ir Sins |
| 12 Abimelech: & Concerning Ismael Son Of Abraham: & Concerning Arabians, Who Were His Posterity |
| 13 Isaac Legitimate Son Of Abraham |
| 14 Sarah Abraham's Wife: & How She Ended Her Days |
| 15 Nation Of Troglodytes Derived From Abraham By Keturah |
| 16 Isaac Took Rebeka To Wife |
| 17 Death Of Abraham |
| 18 Sons Of Isaac, Esau & Jacob: Of ir Nativity & Education |
| 19 Jacob's Flight Into Mesopotamia, By Reason Of Fear He Was In Of His Bro r |
| 20 Meeting Of Jacob & Esau |
| 21 Violation Of Dina's Chastity |
| 22 Isaac Died, Buried In Hebron |
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22 20 Years: Death Of Isaac To Exodus Out Of Egypt
| 1 Esau & Jacob, Isaac's Sons Divided ir Habitation: & Esau Possessed Idumea & Jacob Canaan |
| 2 Joseph, Youngest Of Jacob's Sons, Envied By His Brethren, When Certain Dreams Had Foreshown His Future Happiness |
| 3 Joseph Was Thus Sold By His Brethren Into Egypt, By Reason Of ir Hatred To Him: & How He re Grew Famous & Illustrious & Had His Brethren Under His Power |
| 4 Signal Chastity Of Joseph |
| 5 What Things Befell Joseph In Prison |
| 6 Joseph When He Was Become Famous In Egypt, Had His Brethren In Subjection |
| 7 Removal Of Joseph's Fa r With All His Family, To Him, On Account Of Famine |
| 8 Death Of Jacob & Joseph |
| 9 Afflictions That Befell Hebrews In Egypt, During 400 Years |
| 10 Moses Made War With Ethiopians |
| 11 Moses Fled Out Of Egypt Into Midian |
| 12 Burning Bush & Rod Of Moses |
| 13 Moses & Aaron Returned Into Egypt To Pharaoh |
| 14 10 Plagues Which Came Upon Egyptians |
| 15 Hebrews Under Conduct Of Moses Left Egypt |
| 16 Sea Divided Asunder For Hebrews, When y Were Pursued By Egyptians, & Gave m An Opportunity Of Escaping |
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3 Containing Interval Of 2 Years: Exodus Out Of Egypt, To Rejection Of That Generation.
| 1 Moses When He Had Brought People Out Of Egypt Led m To Mount Sinai: But Not Till y Had Suffered Much In ir Journey |
| 2 Amalekites & Neighbouring Nations, Made War With Hebrews & Were Beaten & Lost Great Part Of ir Army |
| 3 Moses Kindly Received-His Fa r-In-Law, Jethro, When He Came To Him To Mount Sinai |
| 4 Raguel Suggested To Moses To Set His People In Order, Under ir Rulers Of Thous&s, & Rulers Of Hundreds, Who Lived Without Order Before: & How Moses Complied In All Things With His Fa r-In-Law's Admonition. |
| 5 Moses Ascended Up To Mount Sinai, & Received Laws From God, & Delivered m To Hebrews |
| 6 Tabernacle Which Moses Built In Wilderness For Honor Of God & Which Seemed To Be A Temple |
| 7 Garments Of Priests, & High Priest |
| 8 Priesthood Of Aaron |
| 9 Manner Of Our Offering Sacrifices |
| 10 Festivals: & How Each Day Of Such Festival Is To Be Observed |
| 11 Purifications |
| 12 Several Laws |
| 13 Moses Removed From Mount Sinai, & Conducted People To Borders Of Canaanites |
| 14 How Moses Sent Some Persons To Search Out L& Of Canaanites, & Largeness Of ir Cities: & Fur r That When Those Who Were Sent Were Returned, After 40 Days & Reported That y Should Not Be A Match For m, & Extolled Strength Of Canaanites Multitude Were Disturbed & Fell Into Despair: & Were Resolved To Stone Moses, & To Return Back Again Into Egypt, & Serve Egyptians |
| 15 Moses Was Displeased At This, & Foretold That God Was Angry & That y Should Continue In Wilderness For 40 Years & Not, During That Time, Ei r Return Into Egypt Or Take Possession Of Canaan |
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4 Containing Interval Of 38 Years: Rejection Of That Generation To Death Of Moses
| 1 Fight Of Hebrews With Canaanites Without Consent Of Moses: & ir Defeat |
| 2 Sedition Of Corah & Multitude Against Moses, & Against His Bro r, Concerning Priesthood |
| 3 Those That Stirred Up This Sedition Were Destroyed, According To Will Of God: & How Aaron, Moses's Bro r Both He & His Posterity, Retained Priesthood |
| 4 What Happened To Hebrews During 38 Years In Wilderness |
| 5 Moses Conquered Sihon & Og Kings Of Amorites, & Destroyed ir Whole Army & n Divided ir L& By Lot To 2 Tribes & Half Of Hebrews |
| 6 Concerning Balaam Prophet & What Kind Of Man He Was |
| 7 Hebrews Fought With Midianites, & Overcame m |
| 8 Polity Settled By Moses: & How He Disappeared From Among Mankind |
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5 Containing Interval Of 476 Years Death Of Moses To Death Of Eli.
| 1 Joshua, Comm&er Of Hebrews, Made War With Canaanites, & Overcame m, & Destroyed m, & Divided ir L& By Lot To Tribes Of Israel |
| 2 After Death Of Joshua ir Comm&er, Israelites Transgressed Laws Of ir Country, & Experienced Great Afflictions: & When re Was A Sedition Arisen, Tribe Of Benjamin Destroyed Excepting Only 600 Men |
| 3 Israelites After This Misfortune Grew Wicked & Served Assyrians: & How God Delivered m By Othniel, Who Ruled Over 40 |
| 4 Our People Served Moabites Eighteen Years, & Were n Delivered From Slavery By One Ehud Who Retained Dominion 80 Years |
| 5 Canaanites Brought Israelites Under Slavery For 20 Years: After Which y Were Delivered By Barak & Deborah, Who Ruled Over m For 40 Years |
| 6 Midianites & O r Nations Fought Against Israelites & Beat m, & Afflicted ir Country For 7 Years, How y Were Delivered By Gideon, Who Ruled Over Multitude For 40 Years |
| 7 Judges Who Succeeded Gideon Made War With Adjoining Nations For A Long Time. |
| 8 Concerning Fortitude Of Samson, & What Mischiefs He Brought Upon Philistines |
| 9 Under Eli's Government Of Israelites Booz Married Ruth, From Whom Came Obed Gr&fa r Of David |
| 10 Concerning Birth Of Samuel: & How He Foretold Calamity That Befell Sons Of Eli |
| 11 Herein Is Declared What Befell Sons Of Eli, Ark, & People & How Eli Himself Died Miserably |
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6 32 Years: Death Of Eli To Death Of Saul
| 1 Destruction That Came Upon Philistines, & Upon ir L&, By Wrath Of Go On Account Of ir Having Carried Ark Away Captive: & After What Manner y Sent It Back To Hebrews |
| 2 Expedition Of Philistines Against Hebrews & Hebrews' Victory Under Conduct Of Samuel Prophet, Who Was ir General |
| 3 Samuel When He Was So Infirm With Old Age That He Could Not Take Care Of Public Affairs Intrusted m To His Sons: & How Upon Evil Administration Of Government By m Multitude Were So Angry, That y Required To Have A King To Govern m, Although Samuel Was Much Displeased reat |
| 4 Appointment Of A King Over Israelites, Whose Name Was Saul: & This By Comm& Of God |
| 5 Saul's Expedition Against Nation Of Ammonites & Victory Over m & Spoils He Took From m |
| 6 Philistines Made Ano r Expedition Against Hebrews & Were Beaten |
| 7 Saul's War With Amalekites, & Conquest Of m |
| 8 Upon Saul's Transgression Of Prophet's Comm&s, Samuel Ordained Ano r Person To Be King Privately, Whose Name Was David, As God Comm&ed Him |
| 9 How Philistines Made Ano r Expedition Against Hebrews Under Reign Of Saul: & How y Were Overcome By David's Slaying Goliath In Single Combat |
| 10 Saul Envies David For His Glorious Success, & Takes An Occasion Of Entrapping Him, From Promise He Made Him Of Giving Him His Daughter In Marriage: But This Upon Condition Of His Bringing Him 600 Heads Of Philistines |
| 11 How David, Upon Saul's Laying Snares For Him, Did Yet Escape Dangers He Was In By Affection & Care Of Jonathan & Contrivances Of His Wife Michal: & How He Came To Samuel Prophet |
| 12 How David Fled To Ahimelech & Afterwards To Kings Of Philistines & Of Moabites, & How Saul Slew Ahimelech & His Family |
| 13 How David, When He Had Twice Opportunity Of Killing Saul Did Not Kill Him. Also Concerning Death Of Samuel & Nabal |
| 14 Saul Upon God's Not Answering Him Concerning Fight With Philistines Desired A Necromantic Woman To Raise Up Soul Of Samuel To Him: & How He Died, With His Sons Upon Overthrow Of Hebrews In Battle |
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7 40 Years: Death Of Saul To Death Of David.
| 1 David Reigned Over One Tribe At Hebron While Son Of Saul Reigned Over Rest Of Multitude: & How, In Civil War Which n Arose Asahel & Abner Were Slain |
| 2 Slaughter Of Ishbosheth By Treachery Of His Friends, David Received Whole Kingdom |
| 3 David Laid Siege To Jerusalem: & When He Had Taken City, He Cast Canaanites Out Of It, & Brought In Jews To Inhabit rein |
| 4 David Had Conquered Philistines Who Made War Against Him At Jerusalem, He Removed Ark To Jerusalem & Had A Mind To Build A Temple |
| 5 David Brought Under Philistines, & Moabites, & Kings Of Sophene & Damascus, & Syrians As Also Idumeans, In War: & How He Made A League With King Of Hamath: & Was Mindful Of Friendship That Jonathan, Son Of Saul, Had Borne Him |
| 6 War Waged Against Ammonites & Happily Concluded |
| 7 David Fell In Love With Bathsheba, & Slew Her Husb& Uriah, For Which He Is Reproved By Nathan |
| 8 Absalom Murdered Amnon, Who Had Forced His Own Sister: & How He Was Banished & Afterwards Recalled By David |
| 9 Insurrection Of Absalom Against David & Concerning Ahithophel & Hushai: & Concerning Ziba & Shimei: & How Ahithophel Hanged Himself |
| 10 Absalom Was Beaten, He Was Caught In A Tree By His Hair & Was Slain |
| 11 David, When He Had Recovered His Kingdom, Was Reconciled To Shimei, & Ziba: & Showed Great Affection To Barzillai: & How, Upon Rise Of A Sedition, He Made Amasa Captain Of His Host, In Order To Pursue Seba: Which Amasa Was Slain By Joab |
| 12 Hebrews Delivered From Famine When Gibeonites Had Caused Punishment To Be Inflicted For Those Of m That Had Been Slain: As Also, What Great Actions Were Performed Against Philistines By David, & Men Of Valor About Him |
| 13 David Had Numbered People, y Were Punished: & How Divine Compassion Restrained That Punishment |
| 14 David Made Great Preparations For House Of God: & That, Upon Adonijah's Attempt To Gain Kingdom, He Appointed Solomon To Reign |
| 15 What Charge David Gave Tohis Son Solomon At Approach Of His Death, & How Many Things He Left Him For Building Of Temple |
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8 163 Years: Death Of David To Death Of Ahab
| 1 Solomon, When He Had Received Kingdom Took Off His Enemies |
| 2 Wife Of Solomon: His Wisdom & Riches: What He Obtained Of Hiram For Building Of Temple |
| 3 Building Of This Temple |
| 4 Solomon Removed Ark Into Temple How He Made Supplication To God, & Offered Public Sacrifices To Him |
| 5 Palace, Very Costly & Splendid: & How He Solved Riddles Which Were Sent Him By Hiram |
| 6 Solomon Fortified City Of Jerusalem, & Built Great Cities: & How He Brought Some Of Canaanites Into Subjection, & Entertained Queen Of Egypt & Of Ethiopia |
| 7 Solomon Grew Rich, & Fell Desperately In Love With Women & How God, Being Incensed At It, Raised Up Ader & Jeroboam Against Him. Concerning Death Of Solomon |
| 8 Death Of Solomon People Forsook His Son Rehoboam, & Ordained Jeroboam King Over 10 Tribes |
| 9 Jadon Prophet Was Persuaded By Ano r Lying Prophet & Returned To Be l & Was Afterwards Slain By A Lion. As Also What Words Wicked Prophet Made Use Of To Persuade King, & reby Alienated His Mind From God |
| 10 Rehoboam, & How God Inflicted Punishment Upon Him For His Impiety By Shishak King Of Egypt |
| 11 Concerning Death Of Son Of Jeroboam. Jeroboam Beaten By Abijah Who Died A Little Afterward & Was Succeeded In His Kingdom By Asa. & Also How, After Death Of Jeroboam Baasha Destroyed His Son Nadab & All House Of Jeroboam |
| 12 Zerah, King Of Ethiopians, Beaten By Asa: & How Asa, Upon Baasha's Making War Against Him, Invited King Of Damascens To Assist Him: & How, On Destruction Of House Of Baasha Zimri Got Kingdom As Did His Son Ahab After Him |
| 13 Ahab When He Had Taken Jezebel To Wife Became More Wicked Than All Kings That Had Been Before Him: Of Actions Of Prophet Elijah, & What Befell Naboth |
| 14 Hadad King Of Damascus & Of Syria, Made 2 Expeditions Against Ahab & Was Beaten |
| 15 Jehoshaphat King Of Jerusalem & How Ahab Made Expedition Against Syrians & Was Assisted rein By Jehoshaphat, But Was Himself Overcome In Battle & Perished rein |
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9 157 Years: Death Of Ahab To Captivity Of 10 Tribes
| 1 Jehoshaphat Again: How He Constituted Judges & , By God's Assistance Overcame His Enemies |
| 2 Ahaziah: King Of Israel: & Again Concerning Prophet Elijah |
| 3 Joram & Jehoshaphat Made Expedition Against Moabites: As Also Concerning Wonders Of Elisha: & Death Of Jehoshaphat |
| 4 Jehoram Succeeds Jehoshaphat: How Joram, His Namesake, King Of Israel, Fought With Syrians: & What Wonders Were Done By Prophet Elisha |
| 5 Wickedness Of Jehoram King O Jerusalem: His Defeat & Death |
| 6 Jehu Was Anointed King, & Slew Both Joram & Ahaziah: As Also What He Did For Punishment Of Wicked |
| 7 Athaliah Reigned Over Jerusalem For 5 Years When Jehoiada High Priest Slew Her & Made Jehoash, Son Of Ahaziah, King |
| 8 Hazael Makes Expedition Against People Of Israel & Inhabitants Of Jerusalem. Jehu Dies, & Jehoahaz Succeeds In Government. Jehoash King Of Jerusalem At 1st Is Careful About Worship Of God But Afterwards Becomes Impious & Comm&s Zechariah To Be Stoned. When Jehoash [King Of Judah] Was Dead, Amaziah Succeeds Him In Kingdom |
| 9 Amaziah Made An Expedition Against Edomites & Amalekites & Conquered m: But When He Afterwards Made War Against Joash, He Was Beaten & Not Long After Was Slain, & Uzziah Succeeded In Government |
| 10 Jeroboam King Of Israel & Jonah Prophet: & How After Death Of Jeroboam His Son Zachariah Took Government. Uzziah, King Of Jerusalem, Subdued Nations That Were Round About Him: & What Befell Him When He Attempted To Offer Incense To God |
| 11 Zachariah Shallum, Menahem Pekahiah & Pekah Took Government Over Israelites: & How Pul & Tiglath-Pileser Made An Expedition Against Israelites. How Jotham, Son Of Uzziah Reigned Over Tribe Of Judah: & What Things Nahum Prophesied Against Assyrians |
| 12 Upon Death Of Jotham, Ahaz Reigned In His Stead: Against Whom Rezin, King Of Syria & Pekah King Of Israel, Made War: & How Tiglath-Pileser, King Of Assyria Came To Assistance Of Ahaz, & Laid Syria Waste & Removing Damascenes Into Media Placed O r Nations In ir Room |
| 13 Pekah Died By Treachery Of Hoshea Who Was Little After Subdued By Shalmaneser: & How Hezekiah Reigned Instead Of Ahaz: & What Actions Of Piety & Justice He Did |
| 14 Shalmaneser Took Samaria By Force & How He Transplanted 10 Tribes Into Media, & Brought Nation Of Cu ans Into ir Country [In ir Room] |
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10 182 1/2 Years: Captivity Of 10 Tribes To 1st Year Of Cyrus.
| 1 Sennacherib Made An Expedition Against Hezekiah: What Threatenings Rabshakeh Made To Hezekiah When Sennacherib Was Gone Against Egyptians: How Isaiah Prophet Encouraged Him: How Sennacherib Having Failed Of Success In Egypt, Returned nce To Jerusalem: & How Upon His Finding His Army Destroyed, He Returned Home: & What Befell Him A Little Afterward |
| 2 Hezekiah Was Sick, & Ready To Die: & How God Bestowed Upon Him 15 Years Longer Life, & Secured That Promise By Going Back Of Shadow 10 Degrees |
| 3 Manasseh Reigned After Hezekiah: & How When He Was In Captivity He Returned To God & Restored To His Kingdom & Left It To [His Son] Amon |
| 4 Amon Reigned Instead Of Manasseh: & After Amon Reigned Josiah: He Was Both Righteous & Religious. As Also Concerning Huldah Prophetess |
| 5 Josiah Fought With Neco [King Of Egypt.] & Was Wounded & Died In A Little Time Afterward: As Also How Neco Carried Jehoahaz, Who Had Been Made King Into Egypt & Delivered Kingdom To Jehoiakim: & [Lastly] Concerning Jeremiah & Ezekiel |
| 6 Nebuchadnezzar, When He Had Conquered King Of Egypt Made An Expedition Against Jews, & Slew Jehoiakim, & Made Jeholachin His Son King |
| 7 King Of Babylon Repented Of Making Jehoiachin King, & Took Him Away To Babylon & Delivered Kingdom To Zedekiah. This King Would Not Believe What Was Predicted By Jeremiah & Ezekiel But Joined Himself To Egyptians: Who When y Came Into Judea, Were Vanquished By King Of Babylon: As Also What Befell Jeremiah |
| 8 King Of Babylon Took Jerusalem & Burnt Temple & Removed People Of Jerusalem & Zedekiah To Babylon. As Also, Who y Were That Had Succeeded In High Priesthood Under Kings |
| 9 Nebuzaradan Set Gedaliah Over Jews That Were Left In Judea Which Gedaliah Was A Little Afterward Slain By Ishmael: & How Johanan After Ishmael Was Driven Away Went Down Into Egypt With People Which People Nebuchadnezzar When He Made An Expedition Against Egyptians Took Captive & Brought m Away To Babylon |
| 10 Daniel & What Befell Him At Babylon |
| 11 Nebuchadnezzar & His Successors & How ir Government Was Dissolved By Persians: & What Things Befell Daniel In Media: & What Prophecies He Delivered re |
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11 253.5 Years:
Cyrus 1 - Death Of Alex&er Great
| 1 Cyrus, King Of Persians, Delivered Jews Out Of Babylon & Suffered m To Return To ir Own Country & Build ir Temple, For Which Work He Gave m Money |
| 2 Death Of Cyrus Jews Were Hindered In Building Of Temple By Cu ans, & Neighboring Governors: & How Cambyses Entirely Forbade Jews To Do Any Such Thing |
| 3 After Death Of Cambyses & Slaughter Of Magi But Under Reign Of Darius, Zorobabel Was Superior To Rest In Solution Of Problems & reby Obtained This Favor Of King, That Temple Should Be Built |
| 4 Temple Built While Cu ans Endeavored In Vain To Obstruct Work |
| 5 Xerxes Son Of Darius Well Disposed To Jews: As Also Concerning Esdras & Nehemiah |
| 6 Es r & Mordecai & Haman: & How In Reign Of Artaxerxes Whole Nation Of Jews In Danger Of Perishing |
| 7 John Slew His Bro r Jesus In Temple: & How Bagoses Offered Many Injuries To Jews: & What Sanballat Did |
| 8 Sanballat & Manasseh, & Temple Which y Built On Mount Gerizzim: As Also How Alex&er Made His Entry Into City Jerusalem, & What Benefits He Bestowed On Jews |
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12 Containing Interval Of 170 Years: Death Of Alex&er Great To Death Of Judas Maccabeus.
| 1 Ptolemy Son Of Lagus Took Jerusalem & Judea By Deceit & Treachery, & Carried Many nce, & Planted m In Egypt |
| 2 Ptolemy Philadelphus Procured Laws Of Jews To Be Translated Into Greek Tongue & Set Many Captives Free, & Dedicated Many Gifts To God |
| 3 Kings Of Asia Honored Nation Of Jews & Made m Citizens Of Those Cities Which y Built |
| 4 Antiochus Made A League With Ptolemy & How Onias Provoked Ptolemy Euergetes To Anger: & How Joseph Brought All Things Right Again, & Entered Into Friendship With Him: & What O r Things Were Done By Joseph, & His Son Hyrcanus |
| 5 Quarrels One Against Ano r About High Priesthood Antiochus Made An Expedition Against Jerusalem, Took City & Pillaged Temples. & Distressed Jews' As Also How Many Of Jews Forsook Laws Of ir Country: & How Samaritans Followed Customs Of Greeks & Named ir Temple At Mount Gerizzim Temple Of Jupiter Hellenius |
| 6 Upon Antiochus's Prohibition To Jews To Make Use Of Laws Of ir Country Mattathias, Son Of Asamoneus, Alone Despised King, & Overcame Generals Of Antiochus's Army: As Also Concerning Death Of Mattathias, & Succession Of Judas |
| 7 Judas Overthrew Forces Of Apollonius & Seron & Killed Generals Of ir Armies mselves: & How When, Little While Afterwards Lysias & Gorgias Were Beaten He Went Up To Jerusalem & Purified Temple |
| 8 Judas Subdued Nations Round About: & How Simon Beat People Of Tyre & Ptolemais: & How Judas Overcame Timo us, & Forced Him To Fly Away, & Did Many O r Things After Joseph & Azarias Had Been Beaten |
| 9 Death Of Antiochus Epiphane. How Antiochus Eupator Fought Against Juda & Besieged Him In Temple & Afterwards Made Peace With Him & Departed: Of Alcimus & Onias |
| 10 Bacchides, General Of Demetrius's Army, Made An Expedition Against Judea, & Returned Without Success: & How Nicanor Was Sent A Little Afterward Against Judas & Perished, Toge r With His Army: As Also Concerning Death Of Alcimus & Succession Of Judas |
| 11 Bacchides Was Again Sent Out Against Judas: & How Judas Fell As He Was Courageously Fighting |
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13 82 Years: Death Of Judas Maccabeus To Death Of Queen Alex&ra
| 1 Jonathan Took Government After His Bro r Judas: & How He, Toge r With His Bro r Simon, Waged War Against Bacchides. |
| 2 Alex&er [Bala] In His War With Demetrius, Granted Jonathan Many Advantages & Appointed Him To Be High Priest & Persuaded Him To Assist Him Although Demetrius Promised Him Greater Advantages On O r Side. Concerning Death |
| 3 Friendship That Was Between Onias & Ptolemy Philometor: & How Onias Built A Temple In Egypt Like To That At Jerusalem. |
| 4 Alex&er Honored Jonathan After An Extraordinary Manner: & How Demetrius, Son Of Demetrius, Overcame Alex&er & Made A League Of Friendship With Jonathan. |
| 5 Trypho After He Had Beaten Demetrius Delivered Kingdom To Antiochus Son Of Alex&er, & Gained Jonathan For His Assistant: & Concerning Actions & Embassies Of Jonathan |
| 6 Jonathan Was Slain By Treachery: & How reupon Jews Made Simon ir General & High Priest: What Courageous Actions He Also Performed Especially Against Trypho |
| 7 How Simon Confederated Himself With Antiochus Pius, & Made War Against Trypho, & A Little Afterward, Against Cendebeus, General Of Antiochus's Army: As Also How Simon Was Murdered By His Son-In-Law Ptolemy, & That By Treachery |
| 8 Hyrcanus Receives High Priesthood, & Ejects Ptolemy Out Of Country. Antiochus Makes War Against Hyrcanus & Afterwards Makes A League With Him |
| 9 After Death Of Antiochus, Hyrcanus Made Expedition Against Syria, & Made League With Romans. Concerning Death Of King Demetrius & Alex&er |
| 10 Quarrel Between Antiochus Grypus & Antiochus Cyzicenus About Kingdom Hyrcanus Tooksamaria, & Utterly Demolished It: & Hyrcaus Joined Himself To Sect Of Sadducees, & Left That Of Pharisees |
| 11 Aristobulus, When He Had Taken Government 1st Of All Put A Diadem On His Head, & Was Most Barbarously Cruel To His Mo r & His Brethren: & How, After He Had Slain Antigonus, He Himself Died |
| 12 Alex&er When He Had Taken Government Made Expedition Against Ptolemais, & n Raised Siege Out Of Fear Of Ptolemy Lathyrus: & How Ptolemy Made War Against Him, Because He Had Sent To Cleopatra To Persuade Her To Make War Against Ptolemy, & Yet Pretended To Be In Friendship With Him, When He Beat Jews In Battle |
| 13 Alex&er, upon League of Mutual Defense Which Cleopatra Had Agreed with Him, Made an Expedition Against Coelesyria, & Utterly Overthrew City of Gaza: & How He Slew many of 10K Jews That Rebelled Against Him. |
| 14 How Demetrius Eucerus Overcame Alex&er & Yet In A Little Time Retired Out Of Country For Fear: As Also How Alex&er Slew Many Of Jews & reby Got Clear Of His Troubles. Concerning Death Of Demetrius |
| 15 Antiochus, Who Was Called Dionysus, & After Him Aretas Made Expeditions Into Judea: As Also How Alex&er Took Many Cities & n Returned To Jerusalem, & After A Sickness Of Three Years Died: & What Counsel He Gave To Alex&ra |
| 16 Alex&ra By Gaining Good-Will Of Pharisees, Retained Kingdom 9 Years, & n, Having Done Many Glorious Actions Died |
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14 Containing Interval Of 32 Years: Death Of Queen Alex&ra To Death Of Antigonus.
| 1 War Between Aristobulus & Hyrcanus About Kingdom: & How y Made Anagreement That Aristobulus Should Be King, & Hyrcanus Live A Private Life: As Also How Hyrcanus A Little Afterward Was Persuaded By Antipater To Fly To Aretas |
| 2 Aretas & Hyrcanus Made An Expedition Against Aristobulus & Besieged Jerusalem: & How Scaurus Roman General Raised Siege. Concerning Death Of Onias |
| 3 Aristobulus & Hyrcanus Came To Pompey In Order To Argue Who Ought To Have Kingdom: & How Upon Plight Of Aristobulus To Fortress Alex&rium Pompey Led His Army Against Him & Ordered Him To Deliver Up Fortresses Whereof He Was Possessed |
| 4 Pompey When Citizens Of Jerusalem Shut ir Gates Against Him Besieged City & Took It By Force: As Also What O r Things He Did In Judea |
| 5 Scaurus Made A League Of Mutual Assistance With Aretas: & What Gabinius Did In Judea, After He Had Conquered Alex&er, Son Of Aristobulus |
| 6 Gabinius Caught Aristobulus After He Had Fled From Rome, & Sent Him Back To Rome Again: & Now Same Gabinius As He Returned Out Of Egypt Overcame Alex&er & Nabateans In Battle |
| 7 Crassus Came Into Judea, & Pillaged Temple: & n Marched Against Parthians & Perished, With His Army. Also How Cassius Obtained Syria, & Put Stop To Parthians & n Went Up To Judea |
| 8 Jews Become Confederates With Caesar When He Fought Against Egypt. Glorious Actions Of Antipater, & His Friendship With Caesar. Honors Which Jews Received From Romans & A nians |
| 9 Antipater Committed Care Of Galilee To Herod, & That Of Jerusalem To Phasaelus: As Also How Herod Upon Jews' Envy At Antipater Was Accused Before Hyrcanus |
| 10 Honors That Were Paid Jews: & Leagues That Were Made By Romans & O r Nations, With m |
| 11 Marcus, Succeeded Sextus When He Had Been Slain By Bassus's Treachery: & How, After Death Of Caesar, Cassius Came Into Syria, & Distressed Judea: As Also How Malichus Slew Antipater & Was Himself Slain By Herod |
| 12 Herod Ejects Antigonus, Son Of Aristobulus Out Of Judea, & Gains Friendship Of Antony, Who Was Now Come Into Syria, By Sending Him Much Money: On Which Account He Would Not Admit Of Those That Would Have Accused Herod: & What It Was That Antony Wrote To Tyrians In Behalf |
| 13 Antony Made Herod & Phasaelus Tetrarchs, After y Had Been Accused To No Purpose: & How Parthians When y Brought Antigonus Into Judea Took Hyrcanus & Phasaelus Captives. Herod's Flight: & What Afflictions Hyrcanus & Phasaelus Endured |
| 14 Herod Got Away From King Of Arabia & Made Haste To Go Into Egypt & nce Went Away In Haste Also To Rome: & How, By Promising Great Deal Of Money To Antony He Obtained Of Senate & Of Caesar To Be Made King Of Jews |
| 15 Herod Sailed Out Of Italy To Judea, & Fought With Antigonus & What O r Things Happened In Judea About That Time |
| 16 Herod, When He Had Married Mariamne Took Jerusalem With Assistance Of Sosius By Force: & How Government Of Asamoneans Was Put An End To |
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15 18 Years: Death Of Antigonus To Finishing Of Temple By Herod.
| 1 Pollio & Sameas. Herod Slays Principal Of Antigonus's Friends, & Spoils City Of Its Wealth. Antony Beheads Antigonus |
| 2 Hyrcanus Was Set At Liberty By Parthians, & Returned To Herod: & What Alex&ra Did When She Heard That Ananelus Was Made High Priest |
| 3 Herod Upon His Making Aristobulus High Priest Took Care That He Should Be Murdered In A Little Time: & What Apology He Made To Antony About Aristobulus: As Also Concerning Joseph & Mariamne |
| 4 Cleopatra, When She Had Gotten From Antony Some Parts Of Judea & Arabia Came Into Judea: & How Herod Gave Her Many Presents & Conducted Her On Her Way Back To Egypt |
| 5 Herod Made War With King Of Arabia, & After y Had Fought Many Battles, At Length Conquered Him, & Was Chosen By Arabs To Be Governor Of That Nation: As Also Concerning A Great Earthquake |
| 6 Herod Slew Hyrcanus & n Hasted Away To Caesar, & Obtained Kingdom From Him Also: & How A Little Time Afterward, He Entertained Caesar In A Most Honorable Manner |
| 7 Herod Slew Sohemus & Mariamne & Afterward Alex&ra & Costobarus, & His Most Intimate Friends, & At Last Sons Of Babbas Also |
| 8 10 Men Of Citizens Of Jerusalem Made A Conspiracy Against Herod, For Foreign Practices He Had Introduced, Which Was Transgression Of Laws Of ir Country. Concerning Building Of Sebaste & Cesarea, & O r Edifices Of Herod |
| 9 Famine That Happened In Judea & Syria: & How Herod, After He Had Married Ano r Wife, Rebuilt Cesarea, & O r Grecian Cities |
| 10 Herod Sent His Sons To Rome: How Also He Was Accused By Zenodorus & Gadarens, But Was Cleared Of What y Accused Him Of & Withal Gained To Himself Good-Will Of Caesar. Concerning Pharisees, Essens & Manahem |
| 11 Herod Rebuilt Temple & Raised It Higher & Made It More Magnificent Than It Was Before: As Also Concerning That Tower Which He Called Antonia |
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16 12 Years: Finishing Of Temple By Herod To Death Of Alex&er & Aristobulus.
| 1 Law Of Herod's About, Thieves. Salome & Pheroras Calumniate Alex&er & Aristobulus, Upon ir Return From Rome For Whom Yet Herod Provides Wives |
| 2 Herod Twice Sailed To Agrippa: & How Upon Complaint In Ionia Against Greeks Agrippa Confirmed Laws To m |
| 3 Great Disturbances Arose In Herods Family On His Preferring Antipater His Eldest Son Before Rest, Till Alex&er Took That Injury Very Heinously |
| 4 During Antipater's Abode At Rome, Herod Brought Alex&er & Aristobulus Before Caesar & Accused m. Alex&er's Defense Of Himself Before Caesar & Reconciliation To His Fa r |
| 5 Herod Celebrated Games That Were To Return Every 5th Year Upon Building Of Cesarea: & How He Built & Adorned Many O r Places After A Magnificent Manner: & Did Many O r Actions Gloriously |
| 6 Embassage In Cyrene & Asia To Caesar, Concerning Complaints y Had To Make Against Greeks: With Copies Of Epistles Which Caesar & Agrippa Wrote To Cities For m |
| 7 Herod's Going Down Into David's Sepulcher, Sedition In His Family Greatly Increased |
| 8 Herod Took Up Alex&er & Bound Him: Whom Yet Archelaus King Of Cappadocia Reconciled To His Fa r Herod Again |
| 9 Revolt Of Trachonites: How Sylleus Accused Herod Before Caesar: & How Herod, When Caesar Was Angry At Him, Resolved To Send Nicolaus To Rome |
| 10 Eurycles Falsely Accused Herod's Sons: & How ir Fa r Bound m, & Wrote To Caesar About m. Of Sylleus & How He Was Accused By Nicolaus |
| 11 Herod, By Permission From Caesar Accused His Sons Before An Assembly Of Judges At Berytus: & What Tero Suffered For Using A Boundless & Military Liberty Of Speech. Concerning Also Death Of Young Men & ir Burial At |
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17 14 Years: Death Of Alex&er & Aristobulus To Banishment Of Archelaus.
| 1 Antipater Was Hated By All Nation For Slaughter Of His Brethren: & How, For That Reason He Got Into Peculiar Favor With His Friends At Rome, By Giving m Many Presents: As He Did Also With Saturninus, President Of Syria & Governors Who Were Under Him: & Concerning Herod's Wives & Children |
| 2 Zamaris, Babylonian Jew: Concerning Plots Laid By Antipater Against His Fa r: & Somewhat About Pharisees |
| 3 Enmity Between Herod & Pheroras: How Herod Sent Antipater To Caesar: & Death Of Pheroras |
| 4 Pheroras's Wife Is Accused By His Freedmen, As Guilty Of Poisoning Him: & How Herod, Upon Examining: Of Matter By Torture Found Poison: But So That It Had Been Prepared For Himself By His Son Antipater: & Upon An Inquiry By Torture He Discovered Dangerous Designs Of Antipater |
| 5 Antipater's Navigation From Rome To His Fa r: & How He Was Accused By Nicolaus Of Damascus & Condemned To Die By His Fa r, & By Quintilius Varus, Who Was n President Of Syria: & How He Was n Bound Till Caesar Should Be Informed Of His Cause |
| 6 Disease That Herod Fell Into & Sedition Which Jews Raised reupon: With Punishment Of Seditious |
| 7 Herod Has Thoughts Of Killing Himself With His Own H&: & Little Afterwards He Orders Antipater To Be Slain |
| 8 Herod's Death, & Testament, & Burial |
| 9 People Raised Sedition Against Archelaus, & How He Sailed To Rome |
| 10 Sedition Against Sabinus: & How Varus Brought Authors Of It To Punishment |
| 11 Embassage To Caesar: & How Caesar Confirmed Herod's Testament |
| 12 Spurious Alex&er |
| 13 Archelaus Upon 2nd Accusation, Was Banished To Vienna |
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18 Containing Interval Of 32 Years. Banishment Of Archelus To Departure From Babylon
| 1 Cyrenius Was Sent By Caesar To Make Taxation Of Syria & Judea: & How Coponius Was Sent To Be Procurator Of Judea: Concerning Judas Of Galilee & Concerning Sects That Were Among Jews |
| 2 Now Herod & Philip Built Several Cities In Honor Of Caesar. Concerning Succession Of Priests & Procurators: As Also What Befell Phraates & Parthians |
| 3 Sedition Of Jews Against Pontius Pilate. Concerning Christ, & What Befell Paulina & Jews At Rome |
| 4 Samaritans Made A Tumult & Pilate Destroyed Many Of m: How Pilate Was Accused & What Things Were Done By Vitellius Relating To Jews & Parthians |
| 5 Herod Tetrarch Makes War With Aretas, King Of Arabia, & Is Beaten By Him As Also Concerning Death Of John Baptist. Vitellius Went Up To Jerusalem: Toge r With Some Account Of Agrippa & Posterity Of Herod Great |
| 6 Navigation Of King Agrippa To Rome, To Tiberius Caesar: & Now Upon His Being Accused By His Own Freed-Man, He Was Bound: How Also He, Was Set At Liberty By Caius, After Tiberius's Death & Was Made King Of Tetrarchy Of Philip |
| 7 Herod Tetrarch Was Banished |
| 8 Concerning Embassage Of Jews To Caius: & How Caius Sent Petronius Into Syria To Make War Against Jews, Unless y Would Receive His Statue |
| 9 What Befell Jews That Were In Babylon On Occasion Of Asineus & Anileus, 2 Brethren |
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19 Containing Interval Of 3 1/2 yrs Departure Out Of Babylon To Fadus, Roman Procurator.
| 1 How Caius Was Slain By Cherea |
| 2 Senators Determined To Restore Democracy: But Soldiers Were For Preserving Monarchy, Concerning Slaughter Of Caius's Wife & Daughter. Character Of Caius's Morals |
| 3 Claudius Was Seized Upon & Brought Out Of His House & Brought To Camp: & How Senate Sent An Embassage To Him |
| 4 What Things King Agrippa Did For Claudius: & How Claudius When He Had Taken Government Comm&ed Murderers Of Caius To Be Slain |
| 5 Claudius Restored To Agrippa His Gr&fa rs Kingdoms & Augmented His Dominions: & How He Published An Edict In Behalf |
| 6 What Things Were Done By Agrippa At Jerusalem When He Was Returned Back Into Judea: & What It Was That Petronius Wrote To Inhabitants Of Doris, In Behalf |
| 7 Concerning Silas & On What Account It Was That King Agrippa Was Angry At Him. How Agrippa Began To Encompass Jerusalem With A Wall: & What Benefits He Bestowed On Inhabitants Of Berytus |
| 8 What O r Acts Were Done By Agrippa Until His Death: & After What Manner He Died |
| 9 What Things Were Done After Death Of Agrippa: & How Claudius, On Account Of Youth & Unskilfulness Of Agrippa, Junior, Sent Cuspius Fadus To Be Procurator Of Judea, & Of Entire Kingdom |
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20 Containing Interval Of 22 Years From Fadus Procurator To Florus.
| 1 Sedition Of Philadelphians Against Jews: & Also Concerning Vestments Of High Priest |
| 2 Helena Queen Of Adiabene & Her Son Izates, Embraced Jewish Religion: & How Helena Supplied Poor With Corn, When re Was Great Famine At Jerusalem |
| 3 Artabanus, King of Parthia out of Fear of Secret Contrivances of His Subjects Against Him, Went to Izates, & Was By Him Reinstated in His Government: as Also How Bardanes His Son Denounced War Against Izates |
| 4 Izates Was Betrayed By His Own Subjects, & Fought Against By Arabians & How Izates, By Providence Of God, Was Delivered Out Of ir H&s |
| 5 Concerning udas & Sons Of Judas Galilean: As Also What Calamity Fell Upon Jews On Day Of Passover |
| 6 re Happened A Quarrel Between Jews & Samaritans: & How Claudius Put End To ir Differences |
| 7 Felix Is Made Procurator Of Judea: As Also Concerning Agrippa, Junior & His Sisters |
| 8 After What Manner Upon Death Of Claudius, Nero Succeeded In Government: As Also What Barbarous Things He Did. Concerning Robbers, Murderers & Impostors, That Arose While Felix & Festus Were Procurators Of Judea |
| 9 Concerning Albinus Under Whose Procuratorship James Was Slain: As Also What Edifices Were Built By Agrippa |
| 10 Enumeration Of High Priests |
| 11 Concerning Florus Procurator, Who Necessitated Jews To Take Up Arms Against Romans. Conclusion. |
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16  1882 Bible Myths & ir Parallels in o r Religions Being a Comparison of Old & New Testament Myths & Miracles with those of Hea n Nations ... Considering also ir Origin & Meaning
by Doane, T. W.
298,671W 1,195 19:55
| 1 Eva Kharisma List of Authorities, & Books Quoted from |
| 2 Creation & Fall of Man |
| 3 Deluge |
| 4 Tower of Babel |
| 5 Trial of Abraham's Faith |
| 6 Jacob's Vision of Ladder |
| 7 Exodus from Egypt |
| 8 Receiving 10 Comm&ments |
| 9 Samson & his Exploits |
| 10 Jonah Swallowed By A Big Fish |
| 11 Circumcision |
| 12 Conclusion Of Part 1st |
| 13 Miraculous Birth Of Christ Jesus |
| 14 Star Of Bethlehem |
| 15 Song of Heavenly Host |
| 16 Divine Child Recognized, & Presented with Gifts |
| 17 Birth place of Christ Jesus |
| 18 Genealogy of Christ Jesus |
| 19 Slaughter of Innocents |
| 20 Temptation, & Fast Of Forty Days |
| 21 Crucifixion of Christ Jesus |
| 22 Darkness at Crucifixion |
| 23 "He Descended into Hell." |
| 24 Resurrection & Ascension of Christ Jesus |
| 25 2nd Coming of Christ Jesus, & Millennium |
| 26 Christ Jesus as Judge of Dead |
| 27 Christ Jesus as Creator, & Alpha & Omega |
| 28 Miracles of Christ Jesus, & Primitive Christians |
| 29 Christ Crishna & Christ Jesus |
| 30 Christ Buddha & Christ Jesus |
| 31 Eucharist or Lord's Supper |
| 32 Baptism |
| 33 Worship of Virgin Mo r |
| 34 Christian Symbols |
| 35 Birthday of Christ Jesus |
| 36 Trinity |
| 37 Paganism in Christianity |
| 38 Why Christianity Prospered |
| 39 Antiquity of Pagan Religions |
| 40 Explanation. |
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17  Legends of Genesis
by Hermann GUNKEL 1862 - 1932, translated by William Herbert CARRUTH 1859 - 1924
88,750W 355 5:54:58
| 1 Significance & Scope of Legends |
| 2 Varieties of Legends |
| 3 Literary Form of Legends |
| 4 History of Development of Legends in Oral Tradition |
| 5 Jahvist, Elohist, Jehovist, Later Collections |
| 6 Priestly Codex & Final Redaction. |
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19  1890 Studies in Old Testament History
by Hurlbut, Jesse Lyman
29,901W 120P 2:00
1 Introduction
| 1 Chronological Table 9 |
| 2 Hints to Students 11 |
| 3 Hints to Teachers 13 |
| 4 Course Divided Into Lessons 14 |
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2 Studies
| 1 Beginnings of Bible History 17 |
| 2 W&ering in Wilderness 25 |
| 3 Conquest of Canaan 34 |
| 4 Age of Heroes 41 |
| 5 Rise of Israelite Empire 49 |
| 6 Golden Age of Israel 56 |
| 7 Rival Thrones, Israel 63 |
| 8 Rival Thrones, Judah 71 |
| 9 Captivity of Judah 77 |
| 10 Jewish Province 88. |
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20  Quest of Historical Jesus
by Sweitzer
319,750W 1,279P 21:18:04 585M
| 1 Problem |
| 2 Herman Samuel Reimarus |
| 3 Lives of Jesus of Earlier Rationalism |
| 4 Earliest Fictitious Lives of Jesus |
| 5 Fully Developed Rationalism - Paulus |
| 6 Last Phase of Rationalism - Hase & Schleirmacher |
| 7 David Freidrich Strauss - Man & His Fate |
| 8 Strauss's First Life of Jesus |
| 9 Strauss's Opponents & Supporters |
| 10 Marcan Hypo sis |
| 11 Bruno Bauer |
| 12 Fur r Imaginative Lives of Jesus |
| 13 Renan |
| 14 Liberal Lives of Jesus |
| 15 Eschatalogical Question |
| 16 Struggle Against Eschatalogy |
| 17 Questions Regarding Aramaic Language, Rabbinic Parallels & Buddhistic Influence |
| 18 1890s Position of Subject |
| 19 Thoroughgoing Eschatology & Thorgoughgoing Eschatology |
| 20 Results. |
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21  1904 When King Came, Stories From Four Gospels
by Hodges
108,750W 435 7:14:53 199M
| 1 Preface & Year One |
| 2 Herald of King |
| 3 Shepherds & Singing Angels |
| 4 King's Name |
| 5 King is Taken to Temple |
| 6 Visit of Wise Men |
| 7 Carpenter's House |
| 8 At Age of 12 |
| 9 Herald Speaks |
| 10 Heaven & River |
| 11 3 Temptations |
| 12 12 Friends |
| 13 King Goes to a Wedding |
| 14 King Among His Neighbors |
| 15 Day of King's Life |
| 16 Broken Roof |
| 17 Pool of Angel |
| 18 King Stops a Funeral |
| 19 Stilling of a Storm |
| 20 Wild Man of Gergesa |
| 21 Minister's Little Daughter |
| 22 Sermen on Mount |
| 23 Sermon of 7 Stories |
| 24 Herald's Head |
| 25 12 Baskets of Pieces |
| 26 Why King was Hated |
| 27 In L& of Tyre & Sidon |
| 28 What a Blind Man Saw |
| 29 Rock for Corner Stone |
| 30 King in His Beauty |
| 31 Lad at Foot of Hill |
| 32 Good Samaritan |
| 33 Prodigal Son |
| 34 Rich Man & Beggar |
| 35 At Grave of Lazarus |
| 36 On Way to Jerusalem |
| 37 In Streets of Jericho |
| 38 Psalms & Psalms |
| 39 3 Days of Holy Week |
| 40 Pharisees & Sadusees & Wedding Guests |
| 41 Last Supper |
| 42 In Garden of Gethsamane |
| 43 Christ Before Caiaphas |
| 44 Christ Before Pilate |
| 45 Crucified, Dead & Buried |
| 46 Empty Tomb |
| 47 King Walks with 2 Disciples |
| 48 Vision of 7 Fishermen |
| 49 King Returns to Heaven. |
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18  500 AD 1st book of Adam & eve by Various Translated by Ru rford platt 83,000W 332 3:11:14 87.5M
| 1 crystal sea, God comm&s Adam, expelled from Eden, to live in Cave of Treasures |
| 2 Adam & Eve faint when y leave Garden. God sends His Word to encourage m |
| 3 Concerning promise of great 51/2 days |
| 4 Adam mourns over changed conditions. Adam & Eve enter Cave of Treasures |
| 5 Eve makes a noble & emotional intercession, taking blame on herself |
| 6 God's reprim& to Adam & Eve in which he points out how & why y sinned |
| 7 beasts are appeased |
| 8 "Bright Nature" of man is taken away |
| 9 Water from Tree of Life. Adam & Eve near drowning |
| 10 ir bodies need water after y leave garden |
| 11 recollection of glorious days in Garden |
| 12 How darkness came between Adam & Eve |
| 13 fall of Adam. Why night & day were created |
| 14 earliest prophesy of coming of Christ |
| 15 Adam & Eve grieve over suffering of God to save m from ir sins |
| 16 1st sunrise. Adam & Eve think it is a fire coming to burn m |
| 17 Chapter of Serpent |
| 18 mortal combat with serpent |
| 19 Beasts made subject to Adam |
| 20 Adam wishes to protect Eve |
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| 21 Adam & Eve attempt suicide |
| 22 Adam in gracious mood |
| 23 Adam & Eve streng n mselves & make 1st altar ever built |
| 24 vivid prophecy of life & death of Christ |
| 25 God represented as merciful & loving. establishing of worship |
| 26 beautiful prophecy of eternal life & joy v. 15. fall of night |
| 27 2nd tempting of Adam & Eve. devil takes on form of a beguiling light |
| 28 Devil pretends to lead Adam & Eve to water to ba |
| 29 God tells Adam of Devil's purpose. v. 4 |
| 30 Adam receives 1st worldly goods |
| 31 y make mselves more comfortable in Cave of Treasures on 3rd day |
| 32 Adam & Eve go into water to pray |
| 33 Satan falsely promises "bright light." |
| 34 Adam recalls creation of Eve. He eloquently appeals for food & drink |
| 35 God's reply |
| 36 Figs |
| 37 43 days of penance do not redeem one hour of sin v. 6 |
| 38 "When 5500 years are fulfilled |
| 39 Adam is cautious, but too late |
| 40 1st Human hunger |
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| 41 1st Human thirst |
| 42 promise of Water of Life. 3rd prophecy of coming of Christ |
| 43 Devil attempts arson |
| 44 power of fire over man |
| 45 Why Satan didn't fulfil his promises. Description of hell |
| 46 "How many times have I delivered you out of his h& |
| 47 Devil's own Scheming |
| 48 5th apparition of Satan to Adam & Eve |
| 49 1st prophecy of Resurrection |
| 50 Adam & Eve seek to cover ir nakedness |
| 51 "What is his beauty that you should have followed him? |
| 52 Adam & Eve sew 1st shirt |
| 53 prophecy of Western L&s & of great flood |
| 54 Adam & Eve go exploring |
| 55 Conflict between God & Satan |
| 56 chapter of divine comfort |
| 57 " refore I fell |
| 58 "About sunset on 53rd day |
| 59 8th apparition of Satan of Satan to Adam Eve |
| 60 Devil appears like an old man. He offers "a place of rest |
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| 61 y begin to follow Satan |
| 62 2 fruit trees |
| 63 1st joy of trees |
| 64 Adam & Eve partake of 1st earthly food |
| 65 Adam & Eve acquire digestive organs. Final hope of returning to Garden is lost |
| 66 Adam does his 1st day's work |
| 67 " n Satan began to lead astray Adam & Eve |
| 68 How destruction & trouble is of Satan when he is master. Adam & Eve establish custom of worship |
| 69 12th apparition of Satan to Adam & Eve, while Adam was praying over offering on altar: when Satan beat him |
| 70 13th apparition of Satan, to trick Adam into marrying Eve |
| 71 Adam is troubled by thought of marrying Eve |
| 72 Adam's heart is set on fire. Satan appears as beautiful maidens |
| 73 marriage of Adam & Eve |
| 74 birth of Cain & Luluwa. Why y received those names |
| 75 family revisits Cave of Treasures. Birth of Abel & Aklia |
| 76 Cain becomes jealous of Abel because of his sisters |
| 77 Cain, 15 years old, & Abel 12 years old, grow apart |
| 78 Jealousy overcomes Cain. He makes trouble in family. How 1st murder was planned |
| 79 wicked plan is carried to tragic conclusion. Cain is frightened. "Am I my bro r's keeper?" 7 punishments. Peace is shattered. |
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23  1916 Jesus of History by Glover, T. R. 75,653W 303 5:03
1 STUDY OF GOSPELS
| 1 Modern study of religion |
| 2 Historicity of Jesus |
| 3 gospels as historical sources |
| 4 Canons for study of historical figure |
| 5 caution against antiquarianism here |
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2 CHILDHOOD & YOUTH
| 1 References in Gospels |
| 2 Utilisation of parables to reconstruct domestic life Nature. |
| 3 city |
| 4 talk of market |
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3 MAN & HIS MIND
| 1 Words & looks, as recorded in gospels |
| 2 Playfulness of speech |
| 3 Movements of feeling |
| 4 Habits of thought: e.g. Quickness. |
| 5 Feeling for fact. Sympathy. Imagination His use of Old Testament |
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4 TEACHER & DISCIPLES BACKGROUND
| 1 Hardness of human life in those times |
| 2 Uncertainness as to God's plans for nation |
| 3 specially as to His purposes for Messiah |
| 4 Uncertainty as to immortality of soul, & its destinies Re-action of all this upon life |
1 PROBLEM BEFORE TEACHER
| 1 To induce people to try to re-think God |
| 2 To secure re-thinking of life from its foundations in view of new knowledge |
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2 TEACHER & DISCIPLES
| 1 His personality, & his genius for friendship disciples |
| 2 type he prefers Intimacy, |
| 3 real secret of his method |
| 4 His ways of speech |
| 5 His seriousness |
| 6 transformation of disciples |
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5 TEACHING OF JESUS UPON GOD JESUS' OWN GOD-CONSCIOUSNESS
| 1 Nearness of God |
| 2 God's knowledge & power God's throne |
| 3 Jesus emphasizes mostly God's interest in individual |
| 4 love of God |
| 5 KNOWLEDGE OF GOD |
| 6 discovery of God |
| 7 Parables of treasure finder & pearl merchant |
| 8 Faith in God Prayer |
| 9 Life on basis of God |
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6 JESUS & MAN
| 1 Jesus' sympathy with men & ir troubles |
| 2 His feelings for suffering & distressed |
| 3 His feeling for women & children |
| 4 His emphasis on tenderness & forgiveness |
| 5 characteristics which he values in men |
| 6 value of individual soul |
| 7 Jesus & wasted life Zacchaeus. |
| 8 woman with alabaster box. |
| 9 penitent thief |
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7 JESUS' TEACHING UPON SIN
1 problem of sin John Baptist on sin Jesus' psychology of sin more serious
1 outst&ing types of sin which, according to Jesus, involve for a man utmost risk
| 1 Want of tenderness |
| 2 impure imagination |
| 3 Indifference to truth |
| 4 Indecision Jesus' view of sin as deduced from this teaching |
| 5 Implication of a serious view of redemption |
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8 CHOICE OF CROSS
| 1 What cross meant to him |
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9 HIS REFERENCES TO GOSPEL & ITS RESULTS
| 1 kingdom of heaven |
| 2 call for followers |
| 3 His announcement of purpose in his life & death |
| 4 What he means by redemption |
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10 FACTORS IN HIS CHOICE OF CROSS
| 1 His sense of human need |
| 2 His realization of God |
| 3 His recognition of his own relation to God His prayer life |
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11 VERIFICATION FROM EVENT
| 1 Resurrection |
| 2 new life of disciples |
| 3 taking away of sin of world |
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12 RE-EXAMINATION OF HIS CHOICE OF CROSS
| 1 As it bears on problem of pain & of sin & on God |
| 2 How a man is to underst& Jesus Christ |
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13 CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN ROMAN EMPIRE
| 1 One rule of many races General peace & free intercourse world over Fusion of cultures, traditions, religions " marriage of East & West" |
1 OLD RELIGION
| 1 strength: in its ancient tradition in its splendour of art, architecture & ceremony in its oracles, healings & ophanies in its adaptability in absorbing all cults & creeds |
| 2 weakness: No deep sense of truth No association with morality Poly ism fear of grave |
| 3 defence: Plutarch, Stoics, Neo-Platonism, Eclectics |
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2 VICTORY OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH
| 1 characteristics |
| 2 Persecuted because it refused to compromise |
| 3 Christian "out-lived" pagan "out died" him "out-thought him" |
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14 JESUS IN CHRISTIAN THOUGHT: impulse to determine who he is, & his relation to God records of Christian experience Study of personality of Jesus Christ
| 1 Gospels |
| 2 Christological ory guide to experience |
| 3 new experience of Reformation period Knowledge gained by experiment comes before explanation |
1 JESUS TO BE KNOWN BY WHAT HE DOES
| 1 forgiveness of sin, & ories to explain it Is a ology of Redemption possible which shall not be mainly metaphor or simile? |
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| 1 approach is to be "a posterioria" In fact, God & man are only known to us in & by Jesus Only in Christ is love of God as taught in N.T. tenable To know Jesus in what he can do, is antecedent to ory about him |
| 2 APPENDIX Suggestions for study circle discussions. |
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22  Truth About Jesus
by Mangasarian
85,250W 341 5:40:24 155M
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| 1 Parable |
| 2 In Confidence |
| 3 Is Jesus a Myth |
| 4 Problem Stated |
| 5 Christian Documents |
| 6 Virgen Births |
| 7 Origin of Cross |
| 8 Silence of Contemporary Writers |
| 9 Jesus Story a Religous Drama |
| 10 Jesus of Paul not Jesus of Gospels |
| 11 Is Christianity Real |
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| 1 Is World Indebted to Christianity |
| 2 Christianity & Paganism |
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| 1 Some Modern Opinions about Jesus |
| 2 Ano r Rhetorical Jesus |
| 3 A Liberal Jew Praises Jesus. |
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24 1894 Trial & Death of Jesus Christ A Devotional History of our Lord's Passion
by Stalker, James
74, 749W 299 4:59
1 ARREST |
2 ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL |
3 GREAT DENIAL |
4 CIVIL TRIAL |
5 JESUS & HEROD
| 1 - 4 Matt, Mark, Luke, John |
| 5 Luke 5-12. |
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14 1ST WORD FROM CROSS
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| 1 Matt, Mark, Luke, John. |
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25  King Nobody Wanted
by Norman F. Langford
52,750W 211 3:30:26 96.3M
| 1 Waiting |
| 2 King is Born |
| 3 Growing |
| 4 Jesus Goes to Work |
| 5 Busy Time |
| 6 Friends & Foes |
| 7 Slow to Underst& |
| 8 Jesus is Strong |
| 9 Refusing a Crown |
| 10 Way to Jerusalem |
| 11 Nearing City |
| 12 In Jerusalem |
| 13 Last Night |
| 14 Last Day |
| 15 Victorious King. |
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26  344 That Christ Is One
By CYRIL
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27  1908 In Galilee
by Thorton Chase
31,250W 125 2:04:58 57.2M
| 1 Quotes: Arrival: haifa |
| 2 Holy l&: Mount Carmel tomb of Bab |
| 3 Way of Sea |
| 4 Welcome, Abdul-baha mid day meal |
| 5 Universal Love, Dawn in acca sabbath visit |
| 6 Lessons of Humility, incidents, a heavenly atmosphere |
| 7 Servant of God: law of love, unity of love & service |
| 8 Feast of Fellowship: world's maturity |
| 9 Parting: community & rizwan. |
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28  1926 Odes of Solomon
by Anonymous
26,750W 107 1:46:36 48.8M. |
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29  Jesus of Nazareth
by John Mark
25,500W 102 1:41:57 28.5M
| 1 HAIL, GALILEAN |
| 2 TEACHER WITH AUTHORITY |
| 3 BRO R TO ALL WHO DO WILL OF GOD |
| 4 WISDOM OF AGES |
| 5 LORD OF LIFE & LOVE |
| 6 CARPENTER |
| 7 NEVER A MAN LIKE HIM |
| 8 THOU ART CHRIST |
| 9 STRONG SON OF GOD |
| 10 MASTER OF MEN BUT SERVANT OF ALL |
| 11 HE THAT Come in name of God |
| 12 Scribes & Pharasees |
| 13 Jerusalem Kills Phrophets |
| 14 Rejected by all |
| 15 Crucified, Dead & Buried |
| 16 Rises from Dead. |
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30  1882 Jesus Fulfils Law
by One of Society of Friends
18,602W 74 1:14
| 1 How Jesus fulfilled Law |
| 2 Provisions for Pardon of Sin, & Reconciliation under Law |
| 3 Hebrew Sacrifices from Christian Point of View. Sacrifice of Christ ir true Complement |
| 4 Testimony of Old Testament Prophecies to Jesus Christ as Messiah. |
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31  1821 Village in Mountains: Conversion of Peter Bayssiere: & History of a Bible
by N/A
18,468W 74 1:14. |
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by Unknown
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1912 Making of Nation 
Scholia on the Incarnation of the Only-Begotten 
