Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

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An ancisasa legend, giving the h,;as.or,
set.hs trss foq Which III lAs .r. sro'' .as yPgsds'
.lrn.ne .l,. ,. felleox.a; l.-.yss ID sosu .,su
aoiF'fpes. iFps dfsoyr handred and Airy tyo yss..l
after bis expulsion from Paradise, Adam
had titled lbs ground ,ia .hs, yapeI Of He
bron, when ts fsl, his end rpproachiug
and Determined "a. aend h;s 500 500 Seth "a
'ss"sk.ss'~. FaFedi.e, 20, 'se~sad soA
their keeper, 1.-THE angel called Cherobim,' -
tie "ihbf .oerey Which had beso rprunsed
ts.AdsmI ~lSsh - v~s dr;vsu from shs
ssrdsn. nsssth' secbr1iuslg Sssr ferth, 6adl
ins hisawsy bys tho cfossps;uts % Adam
~nA Etc, upoa. ~t;cb no igrsss hid svo~s
iineethey'had pasesa ttom' dPsraaiss 70
Hebron. The aaesl,. astsr hearing ,be
message, srdAed oSs,hss leok e6ey youd the
gate into the ga dsn, and = .ell jhia w6S,
hsssv. .H>abtbsld . piacs ofisexpssssi.
bh dslig@ ~sS 'besutJ With tbs tosr' grsAs
sivsrs prsessdine from>s feus,stn ID The
csnsss, and, sr;sine from ,ss edg ge ri the
fosnsaia, 90 s'epormoos@ tree, ~AK vide
spreading BREACHES, but bwahoat either
bark or Ies,ess He wAs ordered 10 look .
second time, When be saw a serpent, t~iss'
ed rovnd the tree;, and ? third time, when
the .rse had rsised i.self - Asssen, asa
bore on it's summit child, said the angel,
Who would give 10 Adam the oil 81 mercy
when the due time should come. Mean.
while the angel gave Seth three seeds from
.her srai. Of the tree. of which Adam had
eaten. These we're " BE- placed 10 he
mouth Of Ads~ before his burial ;, aud
three trees would spring from them--a
cedarsa sypress. and = pine. The trees
were symoolical Of the holy Trinity not
o"Iy BY their. ypnoef bqt by the virtues
which belonged 70 each separately.
Il 1t.haPpssed - tho avgel bad foretold
The trees we're hardly. foos above the
sropsd in the days Of. f.Abfaham. Noses,
to whom their true nature Vas revealed,
took Am Up carefully, carried them with
bin during the years Of wandering in the
desert, and then rep'anted them in = mys.
terious, valley named Cpmtrafort Con.
fort Consol.tio" y From Copfrafort
David was directed to bring them to Jer-
usaIcm. lie planted them close to a
fountain ana within thirty years they had
grown together 80 as 70 form single tree
Of wonderful beauty, under the shade of
which David composed his psalms, and
wept for his sins In spite or its beauty,
Solomon cut il do~n to complete his tenn.
pie, for which single beam was wanted,
OF size sucn As no other tree could fur.
"'sh. But, in fitting this beam to its
place, it. Ma fosad, af,sr repeated teials,
ei.ber too long Iortoo shoss and the mar.
vel WIS seeepfed. a. a,sign that il WAS not
to be SO employed. The miraculous bssm,
bosever, was revsrsu,:y preserved iu the
temple. A certain woman, named Masi
mills, one day lean. against it, when her
clo.hea caught Ere, and shs cfisd, out ia .
spirit Of prophscJ, ..Jesus Christ thou
sop Of God, help me !" The Jews when
they heard her cry, took her for, mad. and
chased her from the, city-ths first, mar.
tyr, says the legeuj, for Jesus Christ. -.
Thus for the more usual version. An.
other, which has been followed in strik,
ing Proveocal narstion, quoted by N.
Faureil, asserts y that when the tree was
found too short for, The temple, i MAS
9uns aside into =, certain marsh, whsrs j.
served - : bridge. But yhss The Queen
of Sheba came to Jerusalem 10 hear The
Hisdom Of Solomon, land . Vas about -
c! csoss, ,ihe messh, she saw ia = vision how
the Saviour o, the world wAs 70 ~ sas,
pended on that trss.- and 20 would no.
yalk over i..lbas forthwith . dorsd it, l,
vas snsswAr1s, - au The uersioss sssss,
buried il il he esstb, on .hs spot swlsss
shsi Pool tsfa Asahesdsa vas efierxAsds
pads; - tAAa i va osa.o,Ay .hs dssceas
81 The angel, hss the sirsses uf.shs buried
sscd ~hcb gsss iss lsslins qnaIisiss -
the water. At the time of the kAlsioa
the wood rose aud -6nted to the surface.
'ns'Ss~s soeA il u naIs Inc eros 'bf our
Lord .ha1iaud 3d1&a haaaaeai aao saai
he6seh - ~ rsnartsble 'lersua witch
Aas - leAss shs isseress " hsviSx been
very widely spread, and - bsviug Bssn
generally received !: authentic. l. would
b % etsJs ss.sk 10 .r.cs he srlds.l step.
of IL lari~stieu, 10 mark 10 period Of il
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