02591nam a2200265M  4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036035002000077040003900097041001300136082000900149100003200158245010700190246002300297250000600320260003900326300001900365505093600384505032601320505054401646530002502190580006102215787004902276ocm66964759 OCoLC20230728053722.0020220s1897    ne            000 0 dut d  a(OCoLC)66964759  aNLGGCefobidrtbbdutcNLGGCdZAAPA1 adutheng  a222.1 aIngraham, J.H.,d1809-1860.13aThe pillar of fire; or Israel in bondagecJ.H. Ingraham ; bIllustrated by sixteen ful-page Engravings3 aThe pillar of fire  a   aLondonbWard, Lock and Tylercn.d.  a502pc17.5 cm.  aLetters of Sesostris to Queen Epiphia: On the City of the Sun;  Love for native land;  Climate of Egypt;  Palace of Remeses; Egyptian magnificence; Visit from Prince Remeses (Moses); Interview with the venerable Ben Isaac at the Well of the Strangers;  Eagles of prey:  Reflections on the degradation of the Hebrews; Recovery of Queen Amense;  The beautiful Isle of Rhoda; Immense military force of Egypt;  Ancient worship of the gods on Libanus; Majestic temple of the sacred bull, Apis;  Conclusion of funeral ceremonies of the lord of the royal gardens; Continuation of discription of the Pyramids; The lovely Osiria's legend of King Saurid; Tidings from Prince Remeses and the army; Intelligence from Ethiopia; Delightful climate; Thirty-fifth birthday of Prince Remeses; Remeses prepares for his coronation by an initiation into the mysteries of the temple; Revelations; Mournful reflections; Continuation of vision of Remeses  aLetters between Remeses (Moses) and other Persons: Moses beholds the thousands of his countrymen under the lash of the taskmasters; Defeat of the King of Cyprus by Sesostris; Moses visit Job;  Moeris increases the burdens of the Hebrews; Moses departs for Egypt; Moses, in disguise sees King Moeris and his chief captains  aLetters of Remeses of Damascus to his father, King Sosostris: The young prince visits Egypt; A caravan from Ezion-geber; Moses to his old friend Sesostris; Journey across the Desert; Moses leads his flock to a secluded valley; Midnight meeting of the elders of Israel; Moses goes before Pharaoh; The Rod! The whip! the cry of the sufferers!; Moses and Aaron again seek Pharaoh, and demand the freedom of Israel; Moses denounces the plague of thunder and hail against Egypt; Moses and Aaron call the elders of Israel together; The departure  aBoek wordt verfilmd.  aVert. van: The pillar of fire; or, Isra�el in bondage.18tThe pillar of fire; or, Isra�el in bondage