The Women of The Arabs

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Author: Henry Harris Jessup ISBN: 9781465526618
Publisher: Library of Alexandria Publication: March 8, 2015
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Henry Harris Jessup
ISBN: 9781465526618
Publisher: Library of Alexandria
Publication: March 8, 2015
Imprint:
Language: English
The Orient is The birthplace of prophecy. Before The advent of our Lord, The very air of The East was resounding with The "unconscious prophecies of heaThenism." Men were in expectation of great changes in The earth. When Mohammed arose, he not only claimed to be The deliverer of a message inspired of Allah, but to foretell The events of futurity. He declared that The approach of The latter day could be distinguished by unmistakable signs, among which were two of The most notable character. Before The latter day, The sun shall rise in The West, and God will send forth a cold odoriferous wind blowing from Syria Damascena, which shall sweep away The souls of all The faithful, and The Koran itself. What The world of Islam takes in its literal sense, we may take in a deeper spiritual meaning. Is it not true, that far in The West, The gospel sun began to rise and shed its beams on Syria, many years ago, and that in our day that cold odoriferous wind of truth and life, fragrant with The love of Jesus and The love of man, is beginning to blow from Syria Damascena, over all The Eastern world! The church and The school, The printing press and The translated Bible, The periodical and The ponderous Volume, The testimony of living witnesses for The truth, and of martyrs who have died in its defence, all combine to sweep away The systems of error, wheTher styled Christian, Moslem or Pagan. The remarkable uprising of christian women in Christian lands to a new interest in The welfare of woman in heaThen and Mohammedan countries, is one of The great events of The present century. This Book is meant to be a memorial of The early laborers in Syria, nearly all of whom have passed away. It is intended also as a record of The work done for women and girls of The Arab race; to show some of The great results which have been reached and to stimulate to new zeal and effort in Their behalf.
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The Orient is The birthplace of prophecy. Before The advent of our Lord, The very air of The East was resounding with The "unconscious prophecies of heaThenism." Men were in expectation of great changes in The earth. When Mohammed arose, he not only claimed to be The deliverer of a message inspired of Allah, but to foretell The events of futurity. He declared that The approach of The latter day could be distinguished by unmistakable signs, among which were two of The most notable character. Before The latter day, The sun shall rise in The West, and God will send forth a cold odoriferous wind blowing from Syria Damascena, which shall sweep away The souls of all The faithful, and The Koran itself. What The world of Islam takes in its literal sense, we may take in a deeper spiritual meaning. Is it not true, that far in The West, The gospel sun began to rise and shed its beams on Syria, many years ago, and that in our day that cold odoriferous wind of truth and life, fragrant with The love of Jesus and The love of man, is beginning to blow from Syria Damascena, over all The Eastern world! The church and The school, The printing press and The translated Bible, The periodical and The ponderous Volume, The testimony of living witnesses for The truth, and of martyrs who have died in its defence, all combine to sweep away The systems of error, wheTher styled Christian, Moslem or Pagan. The remarkable uprising of christian women in Christian lands to a new interest in The welfare of woman in heaThen and Mohammedan countries, is one of The great events of The present century. This Book is meant to be a memorial of The early laborers in Syria, nearly all of whom have passed away. It is intended also as a record of The work done for women and girls of The Arab race; to show some of The great results which have been reached and to stimulate to new zeal and effort in Their behalf.

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