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columns . This is the invariable practice of ancient
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whether paragraphed or not , would be laid out in
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original of the Gospel , whether written on a roll or codex ,
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a simple and serviceable book . It was robust - the number
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an easy form of book in which to find a
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reference .
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The edge of this sheet was attached to a wooden dowel
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this - and it was easily stored . It had two disadvantages . It
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and the sheet wound round this central pin . The roll made
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which have survived the centuries is ample evidence of
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was generally a single-sided form of book , and it was not
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overwhelmed Herculaneum and Pompeii in A.D. 79 , his
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the elder Pliny tells of the use of papyrus in roll-making .
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The other form of book was the codex . In this the
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they are in modern books .
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sheets were bound together down one edge much as
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information is contemporaneous with the New Testament .
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ecclesiastical circles . In his Natural History , 13 . 11-12 ,
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As Pliny was killed in the eruption of Vesuvius which
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This last objection might have had some weight in
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the roll , a sheet could easily be glued on .
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whether or not a particular text was written on
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might be bulky . It is sometimes possible to tell
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Against these advantages the codex was fragile and
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writing , but any papyrus left unused at the
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a roll or a codex . Rolls were prepared for
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end could be cut off . If the text was longer than
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The codex form was not so accommodating . Even
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while one whole side of his roll was unused .
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over the binding , or the whole codex rebound .
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The verso of the roll was blank , and one
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in the case of the single-sheet quire , an extra
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sending out his Gospel lacking the ending ,
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cannot think of an author , Mark for example ,
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sheet glued on might have to be gummed on
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in it the reservoir ... and I made both the
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construction in lines 9 , 23-25 of the Moabite Stone ,
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which read : And I built Baal-meon and made
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A natural transition from gardens and
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reservoirs for water inside the town .
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the rock . King Mesha of Moab boasts of their
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supply . The pools are probably natural springs
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enlarged to become reservoirs or cisterns in
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orchards to the vital question of water
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the Shmah , loves the Lord God with
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is the Shamir and such a man fulfils
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prayer says : " What am I ? A worm " , he
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all his heart , and with all his soul and
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word " SHAMIR " means guarded or preser-
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ved . Therefore , the real man , who
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with all his might and studies the
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regards himself as insignificant , as the
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word of God .
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The word Shamir was used as a
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personal name ( Git. 68a ) . The Hebrew
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us earthly creatures to build an Altar
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This man is the worm , the creature that
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to mould our character , to melt our
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Such a Shamir possesses the real acid
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self against all the irrelevant pleasures .
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for God to come nearer to God .
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a man is the Shamir that guards him-
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cuts and polishes Altar-Stones . Such
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heart of stone . This Shamir helps
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facts . And these creatures existed from the
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beginning . It is " the stone , which the builders
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of the corner " . ( Ps. 118 , 22 . ) And the stone shall
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tell !
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The action of the Shamir writes books and their
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diamond that incises the hardest rock , the hardest
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books are readable . This Shamir is indeed a rare
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refused , but it is to become the head-stone
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crushing our soul " ( see Hab. 2 , 10-11 ) . And it is
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Lord , as the waters cover the sea . " ( Hab. 2 , 14 . )
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" For the stone shall cry out of the wall " , like
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filled with the knowledge of the Glory of the
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creak in answer " " if the roof of our security is
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through the Shamir : " That the earth shall be
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Baalam's ass , " and the purlin of timber shall
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the Light which can be read in every
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They make us the Altar for God to emit
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a deep impression on our feelings and senses .
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of life , and all facts are " one " . We have all
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most important creature , that was created on
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Sabbath , real peace to the whole world .
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language . The Shamir is the " seventh " and
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which is written on two plates , the hard facts
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the eve of the Sabbath , to bring the
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The Shamir's daily life writes the Decalogue ,
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come across human Shamirs and they leave
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diligently unto my commandments , which I command
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shall come to pass , if 1ye shall 1hearken
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your soul . " This may seem very good , but there
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is something deficient .
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serve Him with all your heart and with all
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you this day , to love the Lord your God , and to
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Then the whole earth will be His Altar . " And it
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Lord God with all their visionary power ,
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summons of destiny , to solve the economic
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the work will have to be done by each
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