Religious emblems and allegories : a series of engravings, with suitable letter-press, designed to illustrate divine truth (1868)
Holmes, William · London : William Tegg · leaf 130
more than aking ; while the king David, was fast bound by the cart-rope,and became a slave. The theatre, the card-table, the intoxicating cup, the paintedharlot, are all so many objects of powerful temptation, under whichlurks the serpent with its sting of death. Fleeing to God in Christ,by rarnest… … 5se that ye walk circumspectly.—Eph. v. 15. A prudent man forcseeth theevil.—Prov. xxiL 3. PRUDENCE AND FORESIGHT. Where some would thoughtless rush, with skip and dance, See Prudence there with cautious steps advance: Behind, the faithful mirror brings to view The roaring lion, that would her…
Emblems · Christian art and symbolism
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