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Identifier: bibleprimeroldte00hult (find matches)
Title: Bible primer, Old Testament, for use in the primary department of Sunday schools
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Hult, Adolf, 1869-1943 Augustana synod. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Rock Island, Ill., Augustana book concern
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ther/ they thought. So they senttwelve spies into Canaan. The spies were to look about andsee how the land was. After forty days the spies came back.What are they carrying on that long pole ? A big clusterof grapes from Canaan. Two of the spies, Joshua and Caleb,were brave men. They said to Israel, The land is good. Itis full of milk and honey. Let us go up at once and take it.So God has commanded. We can easily take it, for God iswith us. Oh, no, said ten of the spies, who were cowards. Thepeople there are so big that we look like grasshoppers besidethem. And they frightened Israel from going up. Thepeople began to cry and complain all that night. Joshuaand Caleb tried in vain to quiet them. Then said God to Moses: As I live, all of you that aretwenty years old and over shall never come into the Prom-ised Land except Joshua and Caleb. But your little childrenwill I bring in. For forty years you shall wander aroundin this wilderness.It happened just so.God keeps His word. Num. 13, lb.
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BIBLE PRIMER 61 28. THE BRAZEN SERPENT. In the desert there were many poisonous serpents. Thepeople of Israel soon found that out. You remember they had to travel back and forth, here andthere, for forty years. So they grew tired. They complainedagainst Moses and God. They said to Moses, Why did youbring us out of Egypt to die in this wilderness? There isno bread, no water, only this light Manna, and we are tiredof Manna. Manna was a white, sweet flake, or scale, thatGod sent every morning to Israel for food. Then God sent poisonous serpents that bit the people.They died in great numbers. Ah, then they confessed, Wehave sinned against God, and against you, Moses. Pray tothe Lord for us, that He take away the serpents. Moses prayed. God said, Make a serpent of brass andset it on a high pole. Then, when some one is bitten, let himlook at the brazen serpent, and he will be well again. Hewill live. Can you hear them crying when bitten, and then see themlooking at the brazen serpent, so th

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