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

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Tien, the name of the Supreme Power among the Chinese, 476.
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Titans, the, struggled against Jupiter, 388.
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Tombs, the, of persons who never lived in the flesh were to be seen at different places, 510.
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Tower, the, of Babel, 33;
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story of, borrowed from Chaldean sources, 102;
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nowhere alluded to outside of Genesis, 103.
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Transmigration of Souls, the, represented on Egyptian sculptures, 45;
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taught by all nations of antiquity, 42-45.
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Transubstantiation, the Heathen doctrine of, became a tenet of the Christian faith, 313, 314.
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Tree, the, of Knowledge, 2, 3;
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Zoroaster hung upon the, 195.
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Trefoil, the, a sacred plant among the Druids of Britain, 353.
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Trimurti, the, of the Hindoos, 369;
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the same as the Christian Trinity, 369, 370.
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Trinity, the, doctrine of, the most mysterious of the Christian church, 368;
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adored by the Brahmins of India, 369;
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the inhabitants of China and Japan, 371;
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and many other nations of antiquity, 373-378;
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can be explained by allegory only, 561.
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Twelve, the number which applies to the twelve signs of the Zodiac, to be found in all religions of antiquity, 498.
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Twins, the Mexican Eve the mother of, 15.
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Types of Christ Jesus, Crishna, Buddha, Bacchus, Hercules, Adonis, Osiris, Horus, &c., all of them were, 408;
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all the sun-gods of Paganism were, 500.
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Typhon, the destroying principle in the Egyptian Trinity, corresponding to the Siva of the Hindoos, 561.
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Upright Emblem, the, or the "Ashera," stood in the temple at Jerusalem, 47.
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Uriel, the angel, borrowed from Chaldean sources, 109.
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Ushas, the flame-red chariot of, compared to the fiery chariot of Elijah, 90.
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Utsthala, the island of, 78.
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Valentine, St., formerly the Scandinavian god Vila, 399.
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Valhalla, the Scandinavian Paradise, 390.
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Vasudeva, a name of Crishna, 114.
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Vedas, the, antiquity of, 450.
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Vedic Poems, the, show the origin and growth of Greek and Teutonic mythology, 468.
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Venus, the Dove was sacred to the goddess, 357.

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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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