The truth of revelation : demonstrated by an appeal to existing monuments, sculptures, gems, coins, and medals (1840)
Murray, John, 1786?-1851 · London : W. Smith · leaf 65
rshadowed by the corinthianfoliage of numerous palms, redolent of beauty andluxuriant in loveliness, yet remain. The waters ofMarah are as bitter now as they were before themiracle of healing. Even a trace of the manna fallsin the desert, and remains in perpetuity to attest thetruth of the sacred… … The Quail in tJie milderness of Sinai. The dew still falls on Hermon, as it did in the daysof the Royal minstrel. Kishon, that ancient river/supplied by the waters condensed by the cliffs ofCarmel, rolls onward^ as when the stars, in theircourses, fought against Sisera. The cloud, at first no…
Creation · Archaeology
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