The Bible hand-book: an introduction to the study of Sacred Scripture . OLD PORTAL IN WESTERN WALL OF TEMPLE ENCLOSURE, JERUSALEM.Probably one of the gates mentioned by Josephus as leading to the suburbs.. HULDAH GATE. This ancient ruin is supposed to be the Huldah Gate of the Talmud, and is al-luded to by Josephus. (Ant. xv. xi.: 6.) It has all the characteristics of Jewisharchitecture, but the exterior entablature is undoubtedly a Roman addition.41 2F SPIEITUAL LESSONS. 347 those parts of the prophetical writings which are Moral :es- ii- ? ^ i at , • sons al;d purely historical or moral, buc
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The Bible hand-book: an introduction to the study of Sacred Scripture . OLD PORTAL IN WESTERN WALL OF TEMPLE ENCLOSURE, JERUSALEM.Probably one of the gates mentioned by Josephus as leading to the suburbs.. HULDAH GATE. This ancient ruin is supposed to be the Huldah Gate of the Talmud, and is al-luded to by Josephus. (Ant. xv. xi.: 6.) It has all the characteristics of Jewisharchitecture, but the exterior entablature is undoubtedly a Roman addition.41 2F SPIEITUAL LESSONS. 347 those parts of the prophetical writings which are Moral :es- ii- ? ^ i at , • sons al;d purely historical or moral, bucn portions are, as generalwe have seen, frequent and highly instructive, ways clear.They contain affecting descriptions of the guilt anddegradation of the Jews, powerful appealst and striking exhi-bitions of the Divine character, but they must not be con-founded with the prophetic narrative. However mysteriousthe prophecy may be, the moral lesson is generally plain. SeeJer. ix. 11-14. 452. When the precise reference of any particular prophecyis not clear, its general meaning can often be ascertained. On reading Rev. vi. 1, 2, for example, it is plain that whatever beunderstood by the white hors