The Quarterly Review, Volume 59J. Murray, 1837 |
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Pagina 93
he discusses the question ( which had been put to him ) whether the passage might not be accounted for by the action of the Etesian winds , or other natural causes . On this he remarks- ' That we are told in Scripture that the passage ...
he discusses the question ( which had been put to him ) whether the passage might not be accounted for by the action of the Etesian winds , or other natural causes . On this he remarks- ' That we are told in Scripture that the passage ...
Pagina 97
... passage of the Israelites was made at a ford , miraculously rendered practicable at a season and for a period , when it was not naturally so ; and we have been induced to offer these considerations , be- cause we are convinced that ...
... passage of the Israelites was made at a ford , miraculously rendered practicable at a season and for a period , when it was not naturally so ; and we have been induced to offer these considerations , be- cause we are convinced that ...
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... passage continues for nearly two miles ; the prospect to which it opens towards its termination we shall give in the words of the English travellers , because M. Laborde's course was in the opposite direction , and he himself tells us ...
... passage continues for nearly two miles ; the prospect to which it opens towards its termination we shall give in the words of the English travellers , because M. Laborde's course was in the opposite direction , and he himself tells us ...
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