Ethan Smith

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Ethan Smith,  View of the Hebrews — Conclusion

“ God will go before his people, and march through the wilderness. The earth, it is said, shall shake; and the heavens shall drop at his presence. Though his long banished people have lain among the pots; yet now shall they be as the wings of a dove covered with silver, and her feathers with yellow gold. The mountains and hills shall leap at the presence of the Lord, at the presence of the God of Jacob. And God will wound the head of his enemies, and the hairy scalp of them that oppose his march, when he shall again bring from Bashan, and recover his banished again from the depth of the sea. ”
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Ethan Smith,  View of the Hebrews — Chapter 1…

“ The outcry of the Roman legions was as great as they could make. And the Jews finding themselves a prey to the fury of both fire and sword, exerted themselves in the wildest accents of screaming. The people in the city, and those on the hill, mutually responded to each other in groans and screeches. People who had seemed just expiring through famine derived new strength from unprecedented scenes of horror and death, to deplore their wretchedness. ”
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Ethan Smith,  A Treatise on the Character of Jesus Christ…

“ The ambassadors of Christ are never to attempt to render the doctrine of the Trinity, or any of the distinguishing doctrines of grace, platable to the carnal mind; lest they incur the charge of being men pleasers; but not the servants of Christ.
How great is the Saviour of the world! He is the mighty God;—mighty to save. How astonishing is the grace of heaven, the condescention of the high and lofty One! That such a Person should be sent, should come, on such an errand, be manifested in the flesh, and treated as Jesus was, is an infinite wonder!
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