The Monuments of Egypt Or Egypt a Witness for the Bible
The Monuments of Egypt Or Egypt a Witness for the Bible
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The measurer fills a bushel, in order to pour it out into the sacks of those who carry the grain to the granary. The bearers go to the door of the storehouse, and lay down their sacks before an officer who stands ready to receive the corn. This is the owner of the storehouse. Near by stands the bushel with which it is measured, and the registrar who takes the account. At the side of the windows, there are characters which indicate the quantity of the mass which is deposited in the magazine. " (...Hengstenberg, Kitto. ) Egyptian granary.
From the cuts, it will be seen that the granaries consisted of a series of vaulted chambers. The grain was carried by means of steps to the top of these, when it was cast through an opening at the top. In the other cut, this opening is seen ; JOSEPH.
191 as is also the sliding door at the bottom of the vault, by which the grain was removed when needed.
Storing com.
In our history we read : " And Joseph gathered corn as the sand of the sea, very much, until he left numbering?'' An illustration of this may be found in a cut on a previous page, * representing the numberer as sitting on a heap of corn, and receiving an account from a man standing below, who is using his hands to express the numbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The measurer fills a bushel, in order to pour it out into the sacks of those who carry the grain to the granary. The bearers go to the door of the storehouse, and lay down their sacks before an officer who stands ready to receive the corn. This is the owner of the storehouse. Near by stands the bushel with which it is measured, and the registrar who takes the account. At the side of the windows, there are characters which indicate the quantity of the mass which is deposited in the magazine. " (...Hengstenberg, Kitto. ) Egyptian granary.
From the cuts, it will be seen that the granaries consisted of a series of vaulted chambers. The grain was carried by means of steps to the top of these, when it was cast through an opening at the top. In the other cut, this opening is seen ; JOSEPH.
191 as is also the sliding door at the bottom of the vault, by which the grain was removed when needed.
Storing com.
In our history we read : " And Joseph gathered corn as the sand of the sea, very much, until he left numbering?'' An illustration of this may be found in a cut on a previous page, * representing the numberer as sitting on a heap of corn, and receiving an account from a man standing below, who is using his hands to express the numbers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis L Francis Lister Hawks to read onlineMoreLess
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