Birds of the Bible
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" These records by Matthew and Luke of the words of Jesus indicate that sparrows were used for food in those lands in Bible times, just as they are now.
When the tiny birds are killed, skinned, opened, and strung upon wire and roasted, they are sold in Eastern markets for tidbits a bird to a mouthful. It almost would seem that God had forgotten them, but Jesus said He did not. This is probably the origin of the oft- quoted line, "He marks the fall of the sparrow. " Further south, in Judea, the ...climate and location was not so congenial. There they did not flock, but were found in pairs. To-day in the Jordan Valley the thorn trees can be seen to be almost weighted down with nests, and sparrows are taken in the greatest numbers for food, so that it is truly a wise bird that finds a house for her- self. If it is the home of people, she is always sure of safety. If it is the house of the Lord, then, indeed, she has a refuge.
THE OSTRICH "/ icill even make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the dust, The beasts of the field shall honor me, the dragons and the ostriches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" These records by Matthew and Luke of the words of Jesus indicate that sparrows were used for food in those lands in Bible times, just as they are now.
When the tiny birds are killed, skinned, opened, and strung upon wire and roasted, they are sold in Eastern markets for tidbits a bird to a mouthful. It almost would seem that God had forgotten them, but Jesus said He did not. This is probably the origin of the oft- quoted line, "He marks the fall of the sparrow. " Further south, in Judea, the ...climate and location was not so congenial. There they did not flock, but were found in pairs. To-day in the Jordan Valley the thorn trees can be seen to be almost weighted down with nests, and sparrows are taken in the greatest numbers for food, so that it is truly a wise bird that finds a house for her- self. If it is the home of people, she is always sure of safety. If it is the house of the Lord, then, indeed, she has a refuge.
THE OSTRICH "/ icill even make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the dust, The beasts of the field shall honor me, the dragons and the ostriches.
What to read after Birds of the Bible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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