did not see one man, not | one | woman, | not one | child, ed beast, er. not | one four foot of any description | what- | ev One | dead | uniform | silence reigned over the whole | region. 771991 FOURTH CHAPTER OF JOHN. When therefore the | Lord knew how the Pharisees had heard that | Jesus | made and baptised | more dis- | ciples than | John, though ¡Jesus him- | self | bap- | tised | not, but his disciples, he | left Judea, a- gain into | Galilee. and de- parted And he must needs go through Sa- | maria. |1|17| Then | cometh he to a | city of Sain- | aria, | which is | called | Sychar, | that Jacob gave near to the parcel of | ground | to his | son | Joseph. 11 Now | Jacob's | well | was there. || Jesus therefore | being | wearied with his | jour him, How is it that thou, | being a | Jew, | askest | drink of me, | who am a | woman of Sam- | aria? for the Jews have | no | dealings | with the Sam- | aritans. |17|14|17| Jesus | answered and | said unto her, || If thou | knewest the | gift of God, and | who it | is that | saith to thee, give me to | drink; || thou wouldst have | asked of | him, and | he would have | given thee | living water. |11|17| The woman | saith unto him, | Sir, | thou hast | nothing to | draw with, | and the well is deep: || from | whence | then | hast thou | that | living | water? | Art | thou | greater than our father | Jacob, | | welland | drank thereof, | who gave us the him- | self, | and his children, and his | cattle? |11|17| Jesus answered and | said unto her, whoso- | ev er | drinketh of this | water, shall | thirst a- | gain:| but whoso- | ever | that I shall give him, shall | be in him drinketh of the | water | shall | never | thirst; | I shall | give him a well of | water, || springing up into | ever- | lasting | life. | | ever-lasting 1991 The woman saith unto him, || Sir, | give me this water, that I thirst not, || neither | 1 come hitherto | draw. ||11| Jesus | saith unto her, || Go, | call thy | husband, | and | come hither. 17|17|1 The | woman | answered and said, I have no | husband. 91 Jesus said unto her, thou hast | well | said, | I have no husband: || for thou | hast | had | five | husbands; is not thy thou truly. and | he whom thou | now | hast, | husband: in that saidst 111111 The | woman | saith unto him ; || Sir, I per- | ceive that | thou art | | a prophet. |17| Our | fathers | worshipped | in this mountain; || and | ye | say, that in Jerusalem is the place where men | ought to worship. |11|17| Jesus | saith unto her, woman, be- | lieve me, the | hour | cometh, when ye shall | neither in | this | mountain, nor | yet in Je- | rusalem, ship the Father. 11 Ye worship | 1 ye | know not what: | we | know what we | worship; for salvation | is of the Jews. 1 || wor But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers | shall | worship the | Father | inspirit and in truth: for the Father | seeketh such to worship him. 1111111191 | God is a spirit: | and | they that worship | him, | must worship him | IN | spirit and in truth. 91 1 The woman | saith unto him, 177171| which is called know that Mes- | sias | cometh, Christ: things. | when he is come, he will tell us | all unto thee | am | he. his disciples, with the | woman: seekest thou? | yet no man | said, what | or | why | talkest thou | with her. | 1711117 The | woman | then | left her water-pot, | and went her | way | into the | city, |17| saith to the | men, || come | see a man and | that | out of told me | all things that ever I did: || is not | this the Christ? |17|17| Then they went the city and ❘ came unto him. |17|17| In the | his dis- ciples | prayed him 71 mean- while saying, Master, || eat; but he | said unto them, I have meat to eat that ye know not of. Therefore 11 hath said the dis- | ciples | one to an- | other, | any man | brought him | aught to | eat?! Jesus | saith unto them, || My | meat | is to do the will of | him that | sent me, finish his work. Say not ye, yet | four vest? lift up your months, and to | there are | and then | cometh the | har be- | hold |I| say unto you, | eyes, and look on the fields; MI for they are white al- | ready to | harvest. | T And he that reapeth | re- | ceiveth | wages, 1 and gathereth fruit unto | life e- | ternal; 1 | | | that both he that | soweth | and he that reap eth may re-joice to- | gether. |17| here-inis that | saying | true, soweth, and an- | other | reapeth: 177I sent you to reap that where- | on ye be- | stowed no labor. || Other | men | labored, | and ye are entered into their labors. 71 city | And many of the Sa- | maritans of that | believed on him | for the | saying of the wo man, which testified, he told me all that | ever I did. when the Sa- mari tans were come unto him, that he would tarry with them: bode there two days. more believed on him | be- | cause of his words; and said unto the woman, we believe, not be- | cause of | thy | saying, | for we have heard him | our- | selves, | | and | know, | that this is indeed the | Christ, the Savior of the world. |17|991 1 SATAN CALLING THE FALLEN ANGELS FROM THE OBLI VIOUS POOL. Milton. Paradise Lost, Book I. He scarce had | ceas'd | when the su- | perior | fiend Was moving | toward the shore, penderous | shield | his | (E- | therial | temper, | massy, | large and | round) | Be- | hind him | cast! | rence the | broad cir- | cumfe- | Hung on his shoulders, like the moon, whose | orb, | Thro' optic glass the | Tuscan | artist | views, į At evening from the top of | Fiesole, | Or in Val- darno, to des- | cry | new | lands, | | Rivers, or | mountains, on her | spotty | globe. Of some great | admiral, | were but a | wand, | like Over the burning | marl: | | (not those steps | | | On Heaven's | azure!) 11 and the torrid | clime | | Smote on him | sore be- | sides, vaulted with fire. | ។ ។ | ។ ។ | | Nathless he so en- | dur'd | till on the beach | | Of that en- | flamed | sea he stood, and | | | | call'd | His legions, angel | forms, who | lay, en- | tranc'd, | |