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

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Exorcism, practiced by the Jews before the time of Jesus, 268.
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Explanation, the, of the Universal Mythos, 466.
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Ezra, added to the Pentateuch, 94.
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Faith, salvation by, taught before the Christian era, 184.
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Fall of Man, the, Hebrew account of, 4;
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hardly alluded to outside of Genesis, 99;
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allegorical meaning of, 101.
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Fall of the Angels, the, 386.
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Fasting, for forty days, a common occurrence, 179;
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at certain periods, practiced by the ancients, 177, 392.
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Father, Son and Holy Ghost, the, of Pagan origin, 369.
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Females, the, of the Orinoco tribes, fasted forty days before marriage,179.
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Festivals, held by the Hindoos, the Chinese, the Egyptians, and others, 392.
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Fifty, Jesus said to have lived to the age of, 515.
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Fig-tree, the, sacred, 13.
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Fijians, the, practiced circumcision, 86.
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Fire, worshiped by the Mexicans and Peruvians, 532.
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Fire Tower, the, of Brechin, 199.
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Firmicius (Julius), says the Devil has his Christs, 183.
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Fish, the, a symbol of Christ Jesus, 355;
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Fleur de Lis, or Lotus, a sacred plant, 329.
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Flood, the, Hebrew legend of, 19;
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Flower, Jesus called a, 487.
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Fo-hi, of China, born of a Virgin, 119.
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Forty, a sacred number, 179.
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Fraud, practiced by the early Christians, 434.
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Frey, the deity of the Sun, 488;
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killed at the time of the winter solstice, 488.
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Freyga, the goddess, of the Scandinavians, transformed into the Virgin Mary, 399;
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a personification of the earth, 479.
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Friday, fish day, why, 354.
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Fuh-he, Chinese sage, 119;
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Future Life, the doctrine of, taught by nearly all nations of antiquity, 388.

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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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