ISBN: 9781505252897

[.]in expectation of immediate death, ?I am undone; for mine eyes have seen the Lord of hosts. The object seen in these and also other cases was no doubt the Schekinah-that holy and myste… More...

[.]in expectation of immediate death, ?I am undone; for mine eyes have seen the Lord of hosts. The object seen in these and also other cases was no doubt the Schekinah-that holy and mysterious flame whereby God made His presence known in the days of old. We know little concerning it beyond this, that it was of the nature of light. The fairest, purest, oldest of created things, passing untainted through pollution, turning gloomy night into day, and imparting their varied beauties to [.]in expectation of immediate death, ?I am undone; for mine eyes have seen the Lord of hosts. The object seen in these and also other cases was no doubt the Schekinah-that holy and mysterious flame whereby God made His presence known in the days of old. We know little concerning it beyond this, that it was of the nature of light. The fairest, purest, oldest of created things, passing untainted through pollution, turning gloomy night into day, and imparting their varied beauties to earth and air and ocean, this of all material elements was the fittest symbol of God. A circumstance this to which we probably owe the ancient practice of worshipping the Divinity[.]". Books, Fiction~~Classics, Angels-Song~~Thomas-Guthrie, 999999999, The Angels' Song, Thomas Guthrie, 150525289X, CreateSpace Publishing, , , , , CreateSpace Publishing<

2015, ISBN: 150525289X

[EAN: 9781505252897], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. [.]in expectation of immediate death, ?I am undone; for mine… More...

[EAN: 9781505252897], Neubuch, [PU: Createspace, United States], Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. [.]in expectation of immediate death, ?I am undone; for mine eyes have seen the Lord of hosts.? The object seen in these and also other cases was no doubt the Schekinah-that holy and mysterious flame whereby God made His presence known in the days of old. We know little concerning it beyond this, that it was of the nature of light. The fairest, purest, oldest of created things, passing untainted through pollution, turning gloomy night into day, and imparting their varied beauties to earth and air and ocean, this of all material elements was the fittest symbol of God. A circumstance this to which we probably owe the ancient practice of worshipping the Divinity[.].<