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Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians

Elizabeth Jane Miller Hack

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Description:On a certain day in March of the year 36 A.D., a Levite, one of the Shoterim or Temple lictors, came down from Moriah, into the vale of Gihon, and entered the portal of the great college, builded in Jerusalem for the instruction of rabbis and doctors of Law in Judea. With foot as rapid and as noiseless as that of a fox among the tombs, the Levite crossed the threshold into the great gloom of the interior. This way and that he turned his head, watchful, furtive, catching every obscure corner in the range of his glance. He saw that three men sat within, two together, one a little apart from the others. From this to that one, the alert gaze slipped until it lighted upon a small, bowed shape in white garments. Then the Levite smiled, his lips moved and shaped a word of satisfaction, but no sound issued. Silently he flitted into an aisle which would lead him upon the two, and suddenly appeared before them. The small bent figure made a nervous start, but the Levite bowed and rubbed his hands. "Greeting, Rabbi Saul; God's peace attend thee. Be greeted, Rabbi Eleazar; peace to thee!" Rabbi Eleazar raised a great head and looked with an unfavorable eye at the Levite; in it was to be read strong dislike of the Levite's stealthy manner. "Greeting, Joel," he replied in a voice quite in keeping with his splendid bulk, "peace to thee. Yet take it not amiss if I suggest that since there is no warning in thy footfall or thy garments, thou shouldst be belled!" The other had dropped back in his seat, and the Levite bowed again to him. "I pray thy pardon, Rabbi Saul, but I came as I was sent-in haste." "It is nothing, Joel," Saul answered. "Give us news of the High Priest's health." "He continues in health, God be thanked, but his spirit was sorely tried-" He stopped abruptly to look, as if in question, at the man sitting apart in the shadows. "Who is that?" he asked suspiciously.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians. To get started finding Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: On a certain day in March of the year 36 A.D., a Levite, one of the Shoterim or Temple lictors, came down from Moriah, into the vale of Gihon, and entered the portal of the great college, builded in Jerusalem for the instruction of rabbis and doctors of Law in Judea. With foot as rapid and as noiseless as that of a fox among the tombs, the Levite crossed the threshold into the great gloom of the interior. This way and that he turned his head, watchful, furtive, catching every obscure corner in the range of his glance. He saw that three men sat within, two together, one a little apart from the others. From this to that one, the alert gaze slipped until it lighted upon a small, bowed shape in white garments. Then the Levite smiled, his lips moved and shaped a word of satisfaction, but no sound issued. Silently he flitted into an aisle which would lead him upon the two, and suddenly appeared before them. The small bent figure made a nervous start, but the Levite bowed and rubbed his hands. "Greeting, Rabbi Saul; God's peace attend thee. Be greeted, Rabbi Eleazar; peace to thee!" Rabbi Eleazar raised a great head and looked with an unfavorable eye at the Levite; in it was to be read strong dislike of the Levite's stealthy manner. "Greeting, Joel," he replied in a voice quite in keeping with his splendid bulk, "peace to thee. Yet take it not amiss if I suggest that since there is no warning in thy footfall or thy garments, thou shouldst be belled!" The other had dropped back in his seat, and the Levite bowed again to him. "I pray thy pardon, Rabbi Saul, but I came as I was sent-in haste." "It is nothing, Joel," Saul answered. "Give us news of the High Priest's health." "He continues in health, God be thanked, but his spirit was sorely tried-" He stopped abruptly to look, as if in question, at the man sitting apart in the shadows. "Who is that?" he asked suspiciously.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians. To get started finding Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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