Earth's Earliest AgesKregel Academic, 1921 - 336 pages (Foreword by G. H. Lang) A study of Genesis 1 to 6, plus an extended discussion of Eastern religions and the occult. |
Table des matières
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THE SIX DAYS | 63 |
CONTENTS | 69 |
THE CREATION OF MAN | 74 |
THE FALL OF MAN | 83 |
AS IT WAS IN THE DAYS OF NOAH | 139 |
SPIRITUALISM PART 1 | 149 |
SPIRITUALISM PART 2 | 173 |
SPIRITUALISM PART 3 | 191 |
THEOSOPHY | 242 |
BUDDHISM | 267 |
CONFIRMATORY EVIDENCE | 283 |
APPENDIX FALLEN ANGELS TAKING HUMAN FORM Gen 6 | 310 |
THE TRIAL AND SENTENCE | 94 |
THE AGE OF FREEDOM | 108 |
CHAPTER 8 | 127 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
Adam ancient angels animal antediluvian Antichrist apostasy appear beasts beauty become Bible body Buddha Buddhism Cain Cainites called chapter Cherubim Christ Christian Church Colonel Olcott corruption covenant creation creatures curse darkness dead death demons descendants Divine doctrine dust earth Elohim evil Ezek fact faith fallen familiar spirits Father fire flesh Genesis glory Gnostics God's gods heaven Hebrew Hence Holy human influence Jehovah Jude king kingdom Lamech Lastly living Lord Jesus marriage Matt means medium mediumship mentioned modern Mysteries nature Nephilim Noah pagan Paradise passage Perfect perhaps person present Prince probably prophecy prophet race regard remarkable rendered resurrection revelation Satan Scripture seed seems seen Septuagint serpent Shechinah signifies soul spirit Spiritualists teachings teraphim Theosophical Society Theosophists Theosophy things Thou thought throne tion told tree truth unto utterance verse whole wisdom woman words worship