"Those Holy Fields": Palestine, Illustrated by Pen and Pencil |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 24
עמוד 30
Fruit trees are growing wild ; the hills on either side are terraced ; and there are
indications of fountains , waterfalls , and arbours having been constructed
amongst the rocks . The name by which they are known , Solomon's Pools , leads
the ...
Fruit trees are growing wild ; the hills on either side are terraced ; and there are
indications of fountains , waterfalls , and arbours having been constructed
amongst the rocks . The name by which they are known , Solomon's Pools , leads
the ...
עמוד 39
The trees which bordered it ' were probably co - extensive with the walls which
now enclose the Haram of the Mosque . At a very early period , probably not later
than the times of David or Solomon , an edifice was erected over the cave .
The trees which bordered it ' were probably co - extensive with the walls which
now enclose the Haram of the Mosque . At a very early period , probably not later
than the times of David or Solomon , an edifice was erected over the cave .
עמוד 40
On the return from Hebron , a slight detour by a road leading through vineyards
brings us to a magnificent tree known as AbrauAM'S OAK . Here according to
tradition , Abraham sat at the door of his tent , when he received the visit of the ...
On the return from Hebron , a slight detour by a road leading through vineyards
brings us to a magnificent tree known as AbrauAM'S OAK . Here according to
tradition , Abraham sat at the door of his tent , when he received the visit of the ...
עמוד 46
We may see the reapers resting at noonday , sheltered from the fierce heat of the
sun by some spreading tree , dipping their morsel of bread into the vinegar or
eating their parched corn from the ears , the gleaners bearing home the wheat
and ...
We may see the reapers resting at noonday , sheltered from the fierce heat of the
sun by some spreading tree , dipping their morsel of bread into the vinegar or
eating their parched corn from the ears , the gleaners bearing home the wheat
and ...
עמוד 54
At the foot a level plain is reached , affording good pasturage , and dotted over
with clumps of olive trees . This is called the Shepherds ' Field , from the tradition
that here they were keeping their flocks by night when the angels appeared to ...
At the foot a level plain is reached , affording good pasturage , and dotted over
with clumps of olive trees . This is called the Shepherds ' Field , from the tradition
that here they were keeping their flocks by night when the angels appeared to ...
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מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
altar amongst ancient appeared Arabs associations beauty Bethlehem brought building built buried called cave church covered cross David Dead Sea deep desolate distance district early eastern enter entrance Ephrath fact father feet fertile followed Galilee Gate hand Hebron hills Holy hundred illustration interest Israel Jericho Jerusalem Jewish Jews John Jordan Joshua king lake land leading leaving living look Lord Luke Mark Matt miles mosque Mosque of Omar Mount mountains narrative Nazareth northern Olives once Palestine passed plain pool present probably prophet reach remains rises river road rock round ruins runs Samaria says scene seems seen Sepulchre shore side soil soon southern stands stones stood summit Temple thousand tomb town trace tradition trees tribes turned unto valley village walls whole wild
מידע ביבליוגרפי
| כותרת | "Those Holy Fields": Palestine, Illustrated by Pen and Pencil Lands of scripture Mortimer B. Zuckerman Collection |
| מאת | Samuel Manning |
| תורם | Religious Tract Society (Great Britain) |
| הוצאה | Religious Tract Society, 1874 |
| מקור מאת | National Library of the Netherlands |
| דיגיטלי | 3 דצמבר 2014 |
| אורך | 223 עמודים |
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