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Title: The Bible panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in picture and story
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Foster, William A. (from old catalog)
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cool mytongue; for I am tormented in this flame. But Abraham said to him, Rememberthat in thy lifetime thou hadst good things, but Lazarus evil things; but nowhe is comforted and thou art tormented. And, beside this, there is between usand you a great gulf which no one can pass, so that those who would go fromus to you cannot, and those who -would come to us from you cannot come. Then the rich man said, If Lazarus cannot come to me, I pray thee send himto my fathers house, for I have five brethren living there, that he may tell themto repent and obey God, so that they come not, when they die, to this dreadfulplace. Abraham answered, They have the Scriptures to read, Let them learn torepent from them. And the rich man said, Nay, Father Abraham, but if one from the dead shall go and sj)eak to them, they surely will repent. Abraham answered him, If they will not hear what God says to them in the Scriptures, they would not be persuaded to obey him. even though one rose from the dead. 260
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LAZARUS THE BEGGAR AT THE RICH MANS GATE. 261 St. Lcke XVI. 20. Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican. JESUS spoke this parable to the people who thought themselves more righteousthan others. He said, Two men went up to the temple to pray, one ofthem was a Pharisee and the other a publican. The Pharisee chose a placewhere the people would see him; there he stood up proudly and prayed in thisway, God, I thank thee that I am not like other men, who are unjust, and whotake more than belongs to them. I thank thee that I am not a sinner like thispublican. I fast twice in the week; I give to the priests and Levites a tenthpart of all that I get. But the publican, who felt himself to be wicked and was sorry for it, stoodwhere he hoped no one would notice him, and bowing down his head, he beatupon his breast in great distress, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner. ThenJesus told those who listened to him that this XDublican went back to his home,forgiven more than the Pharisee. For, he s

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