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- catalog description "6. Views of the patriarchs and of Moses as to future retributions -- Statements of the epistle to the Hebrews -- Egyptian Immorality and retribution transcended by Moses and Patriarchs -- Belief in the resurrection -- Its origin -- 7. David, the Psalms, and the prophets -- Development in them, trough religious experience, of the hope of future rewards -- Retribution threatened to the wicked, yet not definite as to duration -- The resurrection -- Grounds of belief in immorality -- Comparison of the Psalms and the Zend-Avesta -- 8. From the Maccabees to the Christian ages -- A full belief in immorality and future retributions not first produced by Christianity -- It existed in all its forms in the age of the Maccabees, and powerfully affected the Christian ages -- Philo and annihilation -- 9. Development of Universal restoration -- The sibylline oracles -- Their great influence on the church -- Recognition of them in the celebrated judgment hymn -- The judgment -- The doom of the wicked -- Their punishment in the rivers of fire -- Their misery -- The compassion and intercession of the saints move God to purify and save the Lost -- Great influence on Augustine of this idea".
- catalog tableOfContents "6. Views of the patriarchs and of Moses as to future retributions -- Statements of the epistle to the Hebrews -- Egyptian Immorality and retribution transcended by Moses and Patriarchs -- Belief in the resurrection -- Its origin -- 7. David, the Psalms, and the prophets -- Development in them, trough religious experience, of the hope of future rewards -- Retribution threatened to the wicked, yet not definite as to duration -- The resurrection -- Grounds of belief in immorality -- Comparison of the Psalms and the Zend-Avesta -- 8. From the Maccabees to the Christian ages -- A full belief in immorality and future retributions not first produced by Christianity -- It existed in all its forms in the age of the Maccabees, and powerfully affected the Christian ages -- Philo and annihilation -- 9. Development of Universal restoration -- The sibylline oracles -- Their great influence on the church -- Recognition of them in the celebrated judgment hymn -- The judgment -- The doom of the wicked -- Their punishment in the rivers of fire -- Their misery -- The compassion and intercession of the saints move God to purify and save the Lost -- Great influence on Augustine of this idea".