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Page 115
Many believers also said , What becomes of all our prayers , prayed towards
Jerusalem ? What becomes of those of our brethren who have died , praying
towards Jerusalem ? Hath God reversed their hope and ours ? So said obedient
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Many believers also said , What becomes of all our prayers , prayed towards
Jerusalem ? What becomes of those of our brethren who have died , praying
towards Jerusalem ? Hath God reversed their hope and ours ? So said obedient
...
Page 145
long to its inhabitants , or pertain to the neighbourhood of Jerusalem . First , it is
said , that one of the kings of the sons of Israël , named Khaskil ( Hezekiah ) ,
provided in the Holy City six ponds ; three in the city — the Pool of the sons of
Israël ...
long to its inhabitants , or pertain to the neighbourhood of Jerusalem . First , it is
said , that one of the kings of the sons of Israël , named Khaskil ( Hezekiah ) ,
provided in the Holy City six ponds ; three in the city — the Pool of the sons of
Israël ...
Page 509
thus granted as an earnest of that future recompense wherewith the Lord hath
promised to requite his saints ; since , from present benefits conferred , we
deduce a firm expectation of benefits to come ; and since it is through the
Jerusalem ...
thus granted as an earnest of that future recompense wherewith the Lord hath
promised to requite his saints ; since , from present benefits conferred , we
deduce a firm expectation of benefits to come ; and since it is through the
Jerusalem ...
Page 515
dominance of Christianity , Jerusalem , being upon the frontiers of the Byzantine
empire , was open to attack on the side of Persia and Arabia . It probably always
remained an inconsiderable place , chiefly supported by the resort of pilgrims .
dominance of Christianity , Jerusalem , being upon the frontiers of the Byzantine
empire , was open to attack on the side of Persia and Arabia . It probably always
remained an inconsiderable place , chiefly supported by the resort of pilgrims .
Page 516
This barbarian sacked Jerusalem , and nearly destroyed it . The Jews on this
occasion rose , and , joining the Persians , murdered 90,000 Christians . Not long
after this , Abu Ubaidah , lieutenant of the second Khalíf , Omar - Ibn - Al - Khattab
...
This barbarian sacked Jerusalem , and nearly destroyed it . The Jews on this
occasion rose , and , joining the Persians , murdered 90,000 Christians . Not long
after this , Abu Ubaidah , lieutenant of the second Khalíf , Omar - Ibn - Al - Khattab
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Publications Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1836 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2016 |
| Length | 551 pages |
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