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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being...

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Gabriel, the angel, salutes the Virgin Mary, 111.
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Galaxy, the, souls dwell in, 45.
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Galilee, Jesus a native of, 520;
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the insurgent district of the country, 520;
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the Messiahs all started out from, 521.
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Galli, the, now sung in Christian churches, was once sung by the priests of Cybele, 333.
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Ganesa, the Indian God of Wisdom, 117.
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Ganges, the, a sacred river, 318.
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Garden, the, of Eden, 2;
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hardly alluded to outside of Genesis, 99.
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Gaul, the worship of the Virgo-Paritura in, 334.
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Gautama, a name of Buddha, 297.
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Geetas, the, antiquity of, 451.
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Genealogy, the, of Jesus, 160;
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Genesis, two contradictory accounts of the Creation in, 2.
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Gentiles, the, religion of, adopted by Christians, 384;
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celebrate the birth of god Sol on December 25th, 363.
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Germans, the ancient, worshiped a Virgin-goddess under the name of Hertha, 334, 477.
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Germany, the practice of baptism found in, by Boniface, 322.
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Ghost, the Holy, impregnates the Virgin Mary, 111;
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and the Virgin Maya, 117;
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is one with the Father and the Son, 368;
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is symbolized by the Dove among Heathen and Christian nations, 357.
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Giants, fossil remains of animals supposed to have been those of, 19;
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the Rakshasas of the Hindoos the origin of all, 19.
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Glacial period, the, 24.
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Gnostic, the, heresy, 135.
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Gnostics, the, maintained that Jesus was a mere man, 135;
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the Essenes the same as, 422;

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Bible Myths and their Parallels in other Religions Being a Comparison of the Old and New Testament Myths and Miracles with those of the Heathen Nations of Antiquity Considering also their Origin and Meaning, Project Gutenberg eBook #31885

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