The death of the fifth and sixth brothers.
CHAPTER ELEVEN OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER ELEVEN OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
Author: Philippus Schutte
New Covenant Israelite! "And if some of the branches be broken off, and thou, being a wild olive tree, wert grafted in among them, and with them partakest of the root and fatness of the olive tree;
Boast not against the branches. But if thou boast, thou bearest not the root, but the root thee." Rom 11:11 -18
CHAPTER TEN OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER TEN OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
he third and fourth brothers are put to death.
CHAPTER NINE OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER NINE OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
The noble address of the young men. The first and second are put to death.
CHAPTER EIGHT OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER EIGHT OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
Seven brethren, with their mother, are brought forth to the torture.
CHAPTER SEVEN OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER SEVEN OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
Reflections on the sufferings and constancy of Eleazar.
CHAPTER SIX OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER SIX OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
Eleazar’s sufferings ; and death. Reflections on it.
CHAPTER FIVE OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER FIVE OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
Eleazar brought forward. His eloquent address to the king.
CHAPTER FOUR OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER FOUR OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
The attempt of Apollonius. The beginning of Antiochus’ ill-will to the Jews.
CHAPTER THREE OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER THREE OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
The argument illustrated by example.
CHAPTER TWO OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
CHAPTER TWO OF THE FOURTH BOOK OF MACCABAEES
Particular illustrations of the strength of Principle.