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...God required. A marvellous and mighty work, says Mr. Muir, had been wrought by these few precepts. From time beyond memory Mecca and the whole peninsula had been steeped in spiritual torpor. The influences of Judaism, Christianity, and philosophy had been feeble and transient. Dark superstitions...

...God required. A marvellous and mighty work, says Mr. Muir, had been wrought by these few precepts. From time beyond memory Mecca and the whole peninsula had been steeped in spiritual torpor. The influences of Judaism, Christianity, and philosophy had been feeble and transient. Dark superstitions...

...required. A marvellous and mighty work,, says Mr. Muir, had been wrought by these few precepts. Prom time beyond memory Mecca and the whole peninsula had been steeped in spiritual torpor. The influences of Judaism, Christianity, and philosophy had been feeble and transient. Dark superstitions...

...when primitive Christianity first startled the world from its sleep, ami waged a murtal conflict with heathenism, had men seen the like arousing of spiritual...joyfully the spoiling of goods for conscience' sake. — Muir, vol. ii., pp. 270, 269. Muir states in his preface that his work was undertaken to help a...

...when primitive Christianity first startled the world from its sleep, and waged a mortal conflict with heathenism, had men seen the like arousing of spiritual...joyfully the spoiling of goods for conscience' sake.* — Muir, vol. ii., pp. 270, 269. Muir states in his preface that his work was undertaken to help a...

...when primitive Christianity " startled the world from its sleep and waged a " mortal conflict with Heathenism, had men seen " the like arousing of spiritual...joyfully the " spoiling of goods for conscience' sake."* The Mission of Mohammed was now accomplished, and in this fact — the fact of the whole work being...

...when primitive Christianity ' ' startled the world from its sleep and waged a " mortal conflict with Heathenism, had men seen " the like arousing of spiritual...sacrifice and took joyfully the " spoiling of goods for conscience5 sake."* The Mission of Mohammed was now accomplished, and in this fact — the fact of...