Genesis 15
EDTGenesis 15:1-21
‘Read the fifteenth chapter with extreme care. If you have a good memory, learn it by heart from beginning to end; it is one of the most sublime and pregnant passages in the entire compass of ancient literature.’
Ruskin, * Fors Clarigeva* (lxiv).
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