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Title: The Bible and its story..
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Horne, Charles F. (Charles Francis), 1870-1942 Brewer, Julius August, 1877-1953, joint ed
Subjects: Bible
Publisher: New York, F. R. Niglutsch
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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It is with a serious and earnest pride that the puliiishcr finds himself enabled topresent to the public a work so complete and of such epoch-making value. TERMS OF PUBLICATION The work will be completed in SI nedions of Si pagrt of text. IAieh terJion will eoiUnin IS fnll-jmgt illiutnUinns and IS ptifjet of picture dflicriplioni. The com/ilele work will nintain ten pUolograiiires printed on Jfipan-Vellum paper, ten mapt, and nt«i.huurlred and flctii-two full-pixge iltuntrMinm printed on enainrlled paper, betidit immermu te-xt illitatratioii.No mhtr.rihers name vnll be received for /ccuuii lu §5»oia op g5)uuscnpnon i^^mp ^vitt jio yLznis
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COPVRIQHT, 1008 AND 1909, SV FRANCIS R. NlGUUTSCt^ /■Il ■jiii io !1 JIQ) T ^^ FROM THE BIBLICAL SERIES BV HEINRICIISCHOPIN, DIED 1880. And they said. An Egyptian delivered us out ofthe hand of the shepherds.—Ex., 2, 19. THOUGH Reuel was priest of the land, hisdaughters received scant respect from thefierce shepherds round about. Some of thesewould have driven the women from the well untiltheir own flocks were watered. That seems evento have been the ordinary custom; for afterwardReuel expressed wonder that his daughters hadfinished with such speed. But with something of thefiery vigor he had shown in Egyjit, Moses drove offthe shepherds, stood forth as a defender for thewomen, and watered their flocks. Such a man as he, recentl) a leader in the fore-most civilization of the world, n.-iturally became atonce a person of mark among these simple peo))le.The daughters of Reuel knew at once whence hemust have come, and spoke of him as an Egyptian.The priest invited him to his home wit

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