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essential that we should take into consideration the following
points and observations: -
(a) When a Hebrew Prophet predicts that "all the
nations and peoples of the earth shall serve him" (i.e. the
Bar nasha) or "the people of the Saints of the Most High,"
we must understand that he means thereby the nations men-
tioned in Genesis xv. 18-21, and not the English, the French,
or the Chinese nations.
(b) By the phrase "the people of the Saints of the
Most High" it is understood to mean first the Jews and then
the Christians who confessed the absolute Oneness of God,
fought and suffered for it until the appearance of the
Bar nasha and the destruction of the Horn.
points and observations: -
(a) When a Hebrew Prophet predicts that "all the
nations and peoples of the earth shall serve him" (i.e. the
Bar nasha) or "the people of the Saints of the Most High,"
we must understand that he means thereby the nations men-
tioned in Genesis xv. 18-21, and not the English, the French,
or the Chinese nations.
(b) By the phrase "the people of the Saints of the
Most High" it is understood to mean first the Jews and then
the Christians who confessed the absolute Oneness of God,
fought and suffered for it until the appearance of the
Bar nasha and the destruction of the Horn.