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(f) The "Horn" was allowed to make war against the
Saints of the Most High for a period of some three centuries
and a half; it only "weakened" them, made "them languid
- but could not extinguish and entirely root them out. The
Arians, who believed in One God alone, sometimes, e.g. under
the reign of Constantius (the son of Constantine), of Julian
and others who were more tolerant, strongly defended
themselves and fought for the cause of their faith.
The next important point in this wonderful vision is to
identify the "Bar Nasha," or the Son of Man, who destroyed
the Horn; and we shall undertake to do this in the next
article.
Chapter 6
Saints of the Most High for a period of some three centuries
and a half; it only "weakened" them, made "them languid
- but could not extinguish and entirely root them out. The
Arians, who believed in One God alone, sometimes, e.g. under
the reign of Constantius (the son of Constantine), of Julian
and others who were more tolerant, strongly defended
themselves and fought for the cause of their faith.
The next important point in this wonderful vision is to
identify the "Bar Nasha," or the Son of Man, who destroyed
the Horn; and we shall undertake to do this in the next
article.
Chapter 6