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Again, on the well-known verse, (Inferno, xix. 53,) "Se' tu gi
Matthew xix. 29. All who were at the inquisitor's table fell a-laughing; but the latter, feeling the hit at the broth-swilling hypocrisy of himself and his brethren, was mightily incensed, and but that he had gotten blame for that which he had already done, he would have saddled him with another prosecution, for that with a laughable speech he had rebuked him and his brother good-for-noughts; wherefore, of his despite, he bade him thenceforward do what most pleased him and not come before him again."
Upon Plate XIX. we see several examples of the Svastika cross occurring upon an ancient Cyprian vase. On Plate XXV. we are shown a gold leaf taken from an ancient grave, upon which the Svastika cross occurs.
Famous are those two texts; Exod. xix. 5, 6; Jer. xxxii. 40, 41 texts that hold forth strong consolation. By virtue of the covenant, heaven is not only made possible, but certain to all believers, and certain by way of oath. It is by virtue of the covenant that we call Him Father, and may lay claim to all the power, wisdom, goodness and mercy, that are in God.
Farther characteristic reasonings in support of his wicked designs. The passive condition to which he wants to bring the lady. LETTER XVIII. Belford. In reply. Still warmly argues in behalf of the lady. Is obliged to attend a dying uncle: and entreats him to write from time to time an account of all his proceedings. LETTER XIX. Clarissa to Miss Howe.
It leads our minds on to the marriage supper of the Lamb. And a voice from heaven declares "Blessed are they who are called to the marriage supper of the Lamb." Rev. xix: 9. That marriage supper represents the highest joys of heaven. It gathers into itself all the glory and happiness that await us in the heavenly kingdom.
XIX. After this comes the discipline of the flesh, to kill its gross, evil lust, to give it rest and relief. This we must kill and quiet with fasting, watching and labor, and from this we learn how much and why we shall fast, watch and labor.
Matthew xix, 3-10, we read: "The Pharisees also came to him, tempting him, and saying unto him, Is it lawful for a man to put away his wife for every cause?
"It was made up of nothing but precious stones and gold; Were all the world bought from it, and down the value told, Not a mark the less would there be left than erst there was, I ween." Nibelungen Lied, XIX. Whoever possessed the Nibelungen hoard were termed Nibelungers. Thus at one time certain people of Norway were so called.
In Odyssey, XI. 373, Alcinous says it is not yet time to sleep ev megaro, "in the hall." In Odyssey, IV. 121, Helen enters the hall "from her fragrant, lofty chamber," so she had a chamber, not in the hall. But, says Noack, this verse "is not original." The late poet of Odyssey, IV. has cribbed it from the early poet who composed Odyssey, XIX. 53.
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