The wandering soul : or, dialogues between the wandering soul and Adam, Noah, and Simon Cleophas (1840)
Schabaelje, Jan Philipsz., 1585?-1656. cn, Rupp, I. Daniel (Israel Daniel), 1803-1878, trans. 1n · Harrisburg,Pa.,: I. D. Rupp & John Winebrenner · leaf 340
ly Father. W. S. I know not what to be most aston-ished at, the malice of the traitor or the pa-tience of Jesus, for both create an ocean ofthought! But I am anxious to hear more ofthis history. S. C. Next day was Sunday, and Jesus, inorder to fulfil the prophecy, entered the cityon an ass, and… … Jesus enters Jerusalem.—pag. 328. WITH SIMON CLEOPHAS. 329 had been larger than it is now. You also seea road on the one side of the mountain. Matt,xxi. 1. W. S. I see it. S. C. There they met us with the ass,stopped and placed the Lord of lords there-on, and they hung the ass all over withclothes.…
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