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Identifier: bibleitsstory1316horn (find matches)
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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eronomy tells of the last month ofthe life of Moses, With his people gatheredaround him there in the valley of the Jordan,everything was in readiness for the triumphal entry intoPalestine. But God had warned Moses that because ofthe one time when he had failed in faith, he should him-self be shut out from the promised land. Hence Mosesnow prepared himself for death. He gave his last days to preaching to his people. Inthis final month he delivered to them three great addresses,marvels of oratory, recorded in this remarkable book ofDeuteronomy, though perhaps in their present form theywere not written down until centuries after Moses death.In these orations Moses reminded the new generation,which had grown up around him, of all that God had donefor them and for their fathers, in bringing them out fromEgypt. He traced the marvelous history of the pastforty years, he reviewed the commandments he had giventhem, and he passionately exhorted them to continueforever in obedience to God. 11-93
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■^.t itlosJesJ plegsiess Jossfjua FROM THE BIBLICAL SERIES BY JULIUS SCHNORR VONCAROLSFELD. _ And Moses called unto Joshua, and said unto him inthe sight of all Israel, Be strong, and of a good courage.—■Deut., 31, 7. HAVING made an end of preaching to his people,Moses revealed to them his own approachingdeath. Then he went through the sad duty ofchoosing and proclaiming a successor. That successor,divinely pointed out to Moses, was his own right handman, his personal attendant Joshua, the victor in Israelsfirst battle in the wilderness, the companion on MountSinai, the faithful spy, who, alone with Caleb, was to beadmitted to the promised land. Joshua knelt before Moses, and was solemnly blessedby him in presence of all the people. After this impressiveceremony was over, God Himself summoned Joshua toenter into the tabernacle side by side with Moses. Withinthe sanctuary the Divine Voice spake to Joshua, badehim lead the people across the Jordan, and promised toaid and encourage

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