Biblical poetry and miracle debate on Joshua sun standstill
A critical discussion on Joshua chapter ten. viewing two texts, historical battle and poetic version. It argues against literal interpretation of sun and moon arrest, cites Deborah, Aristeas translation, and Farrar. Notes implications for Christian thought and Gentile engagement, with references to Cox and Lynch.
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Beth-horon
Gibeon
Ajalon
Deborah
Kishon
Joshua
Nell
Beth-horon Pa
Bea
Sisera
Sharos
Cox
Farrar
Aristeas
Alphas
Jerusalem
Suetonius
Tacitus
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Anthropomorphic Religion in Religious Thought Form
John discusses family life within the church and its heavenly aim, noting brothers and friends in moral growth. Professor Plumptre’s paper explores anthropomorphic religion, showing unconscious anthropomorphism in faith and its cautious evolution to higher forms. Dr J Morrison analyzes Hebrews and Corpus wraps with a sermon on the Mount.
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John
Ton
Heaven and
Earth
Church of Christ
Professor Plumptre
Walks in Rome review praises Hare travel narrative
A reviewer applauds Mr Hare’s Walks in Rome for elevating guidebook places into artful description and guiding readers to lesser known sites near Rome. The piece details vivid passages on Norchia, Ostia, Albani and Fusano, notes hardships with antiquity guides, and lauds the author’s perseverance, evocative scenes, and historical readings.
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Hare
Rome
Mr. Haro
Bao
Hara
Davies
Tiber
Norchia
Viterbo
Cupido
Rorhia
Vetralla
Narohia
England
Pergamena
Questa Spia
Albani
Fusano
Falleri
Ostia
Sorache
Voleci
Augustine
Monica
Days near Rome by Avonaros J. C. Hang
A two volume travel memoir by Avonaros J. C. Hang author of Walks in Rome and Memorials of a Quiet Life. Daldy Isbister and Co publish the work in two volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Avonaros
J. C. Hang
Daldy, Isbister and Co
Miss Cobbe and Theistic Faith in Mill Essay Volume
The review highlights Miss Cobbe republishing essays from Theological Review and an address to a Unitarian congregation. It notes her Theism rejects Supernaturalism and revelation apart from open minds and reverent hearts, yet remains warmly Christian in tone. The critique centers on her strong personal relation to God and devout earnestness.
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Miss Cobbe
The
Theological Review
Mr. Mill
The Hopes of the Human Race Hereafter and Here
Frances W. Cosep e delivers a London edition through Williams and Co gate publishers. The fragment hints at a philosophical or speculative work exploring destiny and human progress, with a likely publication in London.
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Frances We Cospe
London
Williams and
Rgate
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Andrew
Peter
James
San Paolo
Flex
Leonessa
Aulus Martius
Porto Salara
Sabina
Castel Fusano
Italy
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