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Moorish Science Temple of America — Part 28
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‘« 38 Jewish feast day came;
and proselytes from every part of Palestine and John stood In
the temple court and sald: a 8
19. “Prepare, O Israel, prepare to meet your King.”
20. So, you have lived in ain; the poor cry in your streets,
'-. and you regard them not. : :
2}, Your neighbors, who are they? You have defrauded
friends and fove alike.
22. You worship Allah with voice and lip; your hearts are
far away, and set on gold.
23. Your prieata have bound upon the people burdens far
too great to bear; they live in ease upon the hard earned wayes
of the poor.
24. Your lawyers, doctors, scribes, are uneleaa cumberer=
of the ground; they are but tumors on the body of the state.
25. They toil not, neither do they spin. yet they consume the
profits of your marts of trade.
26. Your rulers are adulterers, extortioners and thieves, re-
garding not the rights of man.
27. And robber ply their calling in the sacred hilla; the
holy temple you have solu to thieves; their dens are in the aa-
cred places set apart for prayer.
28. Hear! Hear! You people of Jerusalem! Reform: turn
from your evil ways or Allah will tuzn from you, and heathen
from afar vill come, and what is feft of all your honor and your
fame will pass in ene short hour.
29. Prepare, Jerusalem, prepare to meet your King.
30. He said no more: he left the court and no one saw hin
a a rc
xo. .
31. ‘The priests, the doctors and the scribes were allin rage
They sought for John, intent to do him harm. They found bin
not.
CHAPTER KV.
Devine Ministry of Jesus—Jesus Gows to the Wilderness for Sell
Examination, Where He Remains Forty Days. Is Subjected
to Three Temptations—He Overcomes. Returns
to the Camps of John and Begins Teaching
1. The harbinyer had paved the way: the Logos had bet
introduced to men as Jove made manifest, and he must how Le
gin hin divine ministry.
2. And He went forth into the wilderness to be alone with
Allah, that He might look into Hie inner heart, and note th
veep beaedly and worthiness.
3. And with Himaclf He tathed: He sald, “My lower self
ja strong; by many ties Lam bound down to carnal tifs.
4. “Have L the strength to overcome and give my life a
willing sacrifice for men?
Jerusalem was filled with Jews
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the Pharouht ore
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Roof AllahZeommanded thesd
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‘“iphno algo that one tea Son of Allab }
ened devils can do mighty things Ray}
a Gentile |
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“the pr ed beet arts eee
« proof o pr pe
proorand then the tempter ald, “Tf yous
lem and from the temple pinnacle cast down y
the people will believe you are the Messlah een’
il. This you can surely do; for did not Davia
His angels charge concerning you, and with th
they uphold lest you shall fallt™ ely
12. And Jesus sald, “1 will not tem
Altah.” ce ae cate
18. And then the tempter said,
behold ita honors and its famet
wealth. ;
14, “If you will give your life for:
15. But Jesus said, “Away from me
My heart is fixed. I spurn this carnal ae
bition and its pride.” ee
16. For forty days did Jesu: wrestle with ake
His higher self prevailed. He then was hungry, but ble {rience
had found Him and they ministered to Him. -- . ' hee
17. Then Jesus Jeft the wilderness, and in the conscy
of Holy Breath, he came into the campe of Joba and
CHAPTER XVI
Pilate’s Final Effort to Releas Jesus F
Hands in Feigned Innocence—Delivers Jeaus to the
For Enecution—The Seldiers Drive Him te Calvary
1. A superstitious people are the Jews. They have 8.
that they have borrowed from the idol worshippers 46,1
lands, that at the end of every year. ont ha Sea
uo They may heap all thelr sina wpoa he is :
man sect apart to bear their sins, eee
3. The tial becomes a cape gost for the maititedes
they believed thal when they drive him fo :
into foreign lands. they are released from al 5
4 Sy every acrirg before the feast tb .
from the prisons of the land, and by a Torey of their
fain would make him Lear their sina away. a
&. Among the Jewish p
who were leaders of a vile, seditlous
thefta and murders acd rapine. rad had
erucificd.
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