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Убраны служебные номера и привязано продолжение текста
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<center>THE BOMBAY GAZETTE</center> | <center>THE BOMBAY GAZETTE</center> | ||
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<center>BOMBAY:—THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1879.</center> | <center>BOMBAY:—THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1879.</center> | ||
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It is emphatically denied that the scapegoat ceremony has any relativity to the coming of Christ and His carrying away of the sins of the world. The truth appears to be that the Israelites believed in a demon named Azazel<nowiki>*</nowiki>, who dwelt in the desert, and into whose power they were constantly in danger of falling unless they made satisfactory expiation to Jehovah. Accordingly, two goats were taken, and by a lot or lottery one was assigned to each of the powerful deities, whereupon the sins of the people being solemnly laid upon the head of Azazel’s goat it was sent away to him into the desert. The ''Quarterly'' remarks of this ceremony that— | It is emphatically denied that the scapegoat ceremony has any relativity to the coming of Christ and His carrying away of the sins of the world. The truth appears to be that the Israelites believed in a demon named Azazel<nowiki>*</nowiki>, who dwelt in the desert, and into whose power they were constantly in danger of falling unless they made satisfactory expiation to Jehovah. Accordingly, two goats were taken, and by a lot or lottery one was assigned to each of the powerful deities, whereupon the sins of the people being solemnly laid upon the head of Azazel’s goat it was sent away to him into the desert. The ''Quarterly'' remarks of this ceremony that— | ||
“A symbolism so simple and direct as this seems certainly more in harmony with primitive ideas and more likely to have been intended than any prefiguration of | “A symbolism so simple and direct as this seems certainly more in harmony with primitive ideas and more likely to have been intended than any prefiguration of {{Style S-HPB SB. Continues on|8-254}} | ||
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> Azazel was properly one of the{{Style S-Lost|…}}er will find a most inter{{Style S-Lost|…}} | <nowiki>*</nowiki> Azazel was properly one of the{{Style S-Lost|…}}er will find a most inter{{Style S-Lost|…}} | ||
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