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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 40 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 Excerpt: . . . that day. But the next morning, in spite of all their care, they found Dagon in a worse plight still; for he had fallen upon his face upon the ground before the Ark of the Lord; and his head, and the palms of his hands, were cut off upon the threshold, only the stump, or fishy part of Dagon was left. All the attempts of the greatest or the richest to set up any religion or worship, but that which God has made known in his word, is only like setting up Dagon. 2 It is but a vain effort to raise and to prop up that which the Almighty God has said he will cast down. The empire of Satan shall as surely fall before the kingdom of Christ, as Dagon fell before the Ark. 3 As the people had despised the Ark, and the God of the Ark, and cried up their god Dagon, God taught them better by his judgments. He troubled the people of the city with a painful disease; so that the cry of their torment went up to the heavens. Now they began to fear that they suffered thus on account of the dishonour put on the Ark of God. So they sent it to another city called Gath. There the judgment of God fell upon the people, and they would not permit the Ark to stay. So they sent it to Ekron; and the people of this place sent it on to another. And so, for seven months, they kept removing it; but Gods anger every where fell upon the people, and none of them were at last willing to receive the Ark. They who contemn God, and harden themselves against him, can never prosper. Still they were unwilling to send back the Ark. Their having it, they thought a proof of the power of their great god Dagon. At last, however, as the cities would not receive it, they put it out into the open field. They thought no harm could come to them by its being there. But God sent large multitudes of mice, whic. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 Excerpt: .that day. But the next morning, in spite of all their care, they found Dagon in a worse plight still; for he had fallen upon his face upon the ground before the Ark of the Lord; and his head, and the palms of his hands, were cut off upon the threshold, only the stump, or fishy part of Dagon was left. All the attempts of the greatest or the richest to set up any religion or worship, but that which God has made known in his word, is only like setting up Dagon.2 It is but a vain effort to raise and to prop up that which the Almighty God has said he will cast down. The empire of Satan shall as surely fall before the kingdom of Christ, as Dagon fell before the Ark.3 As the people had despised the Ark, and the God of the Ark, and cried up their god Dagon, God taught them better by his judgments. He troubled the people of the city with a painful disease; so that the cry of their torment went up to the heavens. Now they began to fear that they suffered thus on account of the dishonour put on the Ark of God. So they sent it to another city called Gath. There the judgment of God fell upon the people, and they would not permit the Ark to stay. So they sent it to Ekron; and the people of this place sent it on to another. And so, for seven months, they kept removing it; but God s anger every where fell upon the people, and none of them were at last willing to receive the Ark. They who contemn God, and harden themselves against him, can never prosper. Still they were unwilling to send back the Ark. Their having it, they thought a proof of the power of their great god Dagon. At last, however, as the cities would not receive it, they put it out into the open field. They thought no harm could come to them by its being there. But God sent large multitudes of mice, whic.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 Excerpt: .that day. But the next morning, in spite of all their care, they found Dagon in a worse plight still; for he had fallen upon his face upon the ground before the Ark of the Lord; and his head, and the palms of his hands, were cut off upon the threshold, only the stump, or fishy part of Dagon was left. All the attempts of the greatest or the richest to set up any religion or worship, but that which God has made known in his word, is only like setting up Dagon.2 It is but a vain effort to raise and to prop up that which the Almighty God has said he will cast down. The empire of Satan shall as surely fall before the kingdom of Christ, as Dagon fell before the Ark.3 As the people had despised the Ark, and the God of the Ark, and cried up their god Dagon, God taught them better by his judgments. He troubled the people of the city with a painful disease; so that the cry of their torment went up to the heavens. Now they began to fear that they suffered thus on account of the dishonour put on the Ark of God. So they sent it to another city called Gath. There the judgment of God fell upon the people, and they would not permit the Ark to stay. So they sent it to Ekron; and the people of this place sent it on to another. And so, for seven months, they kept removing it; but God s anger every where fell upon the people, and none of them were at last willing to receive the Ark. They who contemn God, and harden themselves against him, can never prosper. Still they were unwilling to send back the Ark. Their having it, they thought a proof of the power of their great god Dagon. At last, however, as the cities would not receive it, they put it out into the open field. They thought no harm could come to them by its being there. But God sent large multitudes of mice, whic.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 Excerpt: .that day. But the next morning, in spite of all their care, they found Dagon in a worse plight still; for he had fallen upon his face upon the ground before the Ark of the Lord; and his head, and the palms of his hands, were cut off upon the threshold, only the stump, or fishy part of Dagon was left. All the attempts of the greatest or the richest to set up any religion or worship, but that which God has made known in his word, is only like setting up Dagon.2 It is but a vain effort to raise and to prop up that which the Almighty God has said he will cast down. The empire of Satan shall as surely fall before the kingdom of Christ, as Dagon fell before the Ark.3 As the people had despised the Ark, and the God of the Ark, and cried up their god Dagon, God taught them better by his judgments. He troubled the people of the city with a painful disease; so that the cry of their torment went up to the heavens. Now they began to fear that they suffered thus on account of the dishonour put on the Ark of God. So they sent it to another city called Gath. There the judgment of God fell upon the people, and they would not permit the Ark to stay. So they sent it to Ekron; and the people of this place sent it on to another. And so, for seven months, they kept removing it; but God s anger every where fell upon the people, and none of them were at last willing to receive the Ark. They who contemn God, and harden themselves against him, can never prosper. Still they were unwilling to send back the Ark. Their having it, they thought a proof of the power of their great god Dagon. At last, however, as the cities would not receive it, they put it out into the open field. They thought no harm could come to them by its being there. But God sent large multitudes of mice, whic.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1868 Excerpt: ...that day. But the next morning, in spite of all their care, they found Dagon in a worse plight still; for he had fallen upon his face upon the ground before the Ark of the Lord; and his head, and the palms of his hands, were cut off upon the threshold, only the stump, or fishy part of Dagon was left." All the attempts of the greatest or the richest to set up any religion or worship, but that which God has made known in his word, is only like setting up Dagon.2 It is but a vain effort to raise and to prop up that which the Almighty God has said he will cast down. The empire of Satan shall as surely fall before the kingdom of Christ, as Dagon fell before the Ark.3 As the people had despised the Ark, and the God of the Ark, and cried up their god Dagon, God taught them better by his judgments. He troubled the people of the city with a painful disease; so that the cry of their torment went up to the heavens. Now they began to fear that they suffered thus on account of the dishonour put on the Ark of God. So they sent it to another city called Gath. There the judgment of God fell upon the people, and they would not permit the Ark to stay. So they sent it to Ekron; and the people of this place sent it on to another. And so, for seven months, they kept removing it; but God's anger every where fell upon the people, and none of them were at last willing to receive the Ark. They who contemn God, and harden themselves against him, can never prosper. Still they were unwilling to send back the Ark. Their having it, they thought a proof of the power of their great god Dagon. At last, however, as the cities would not receive it, they put it out into the open field. They thought no harm could come to them by its being there. But God sent large multitudes of mice, whic... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-14, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.