The religious denominations in the United States: their history, doctrine, government and statisticsWith a preliminary sketch of Judaism, paganism and Mohammedanism . 35. 37 Judaism. 39 Britain—whose ensign was the eagle—whose tongue had no affinitywith those with which the Jews were conversant, or with their own—whose countenances were fierce—and their characters cruel and re-gardless. The circumstances of their general dispersion as detailed by Moses,were perfect. It is so complete, that few Jews are permitted to remainin the land which was once theirs. Turks, Greeks, Christians, Moors,occup
The religious denominations in the United States: their history, doctrine, government and statisticsWith a preliminary sketch of Judaism, paganism and Mohammedanism . 35. 37 Judaism. 39 Britain—whose ensign was the eagle—whose tongue had no affinitywith those with which the Jews were conversant, or with their own—whose countenances were fierce—and their characters cruel and re-gardless. The circumstances of their general dispersion as detailed by Moses,were perfect. It is so complete, that few Jews are permitted to remainin the land which was once theirs. Turks, Greeks, Christians, Moors,occupy it; but its former possessors are dispersed over the East, inEurope, in Africa, in America, among all nations, and literally, from the one end of the earth even to the other. They were, in greatmultitudes transported to different nations; and, as was foretold, intoEgypt; and so little prized, that fourteen thousand of them were suf-fered to perish with want, while the slave-markets became so glutted,that purchasers of them could scarcely be found, even at an inconsid-erable price, and multitudes of them wTere actually crucified. Whileidolatry remained, t
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