Illustration XLVI: David's psalm on delivering the Ark. He charges Asaph and his breathen to minister befor the Ark, and thanks and praises God (I Chronicles 16).

Illustration LXV: the 12th figure: the red dragon who is cast out of heaven by Michael spews forth a flood after the woman clothed with the sun who has brought forth a man child. The earth swallows the flood and the dragon makes war with her seed (Revelation 12)

Illustration II: Representation of Saint Mark studying with a lion by his side (the Gospel according to Mark)

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Illustration XXXIV: Job is plagued by the loss of his children and his possessions, and by disease. His wife advises him to curse God and die, but his faith preserveres (Job 1).

Illustration LI: the first figure: The Son of God holding 7 stars in his right hand stands in the midst of 7 candlesticks. John falls at his feet (Revelation 1: 12-20).

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Illustration XLIV: Elijah confounds the prophets of Baal by putting their God to a challenge. Only Elijah's sacrifice to God is consumed by fire (III Kings 18: 25-40).

Illustration LV: the 5th figure: the opening of the 6th Seal, a great earthquake, the sun blackens, the moon becomes as blood, and the stars fall unto the earth (Revelation6: 12-17).

Illustration XIII: A chariot of fire parts Elijah from Elisha. Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind. On Elisha's journey to Beth, yound children who mock him are torn apart by she-bears (IV Kings 2).

Illustration XLV: David's psalm on delivering the Ark. He charges Asaph and his breathen to minister befor the Ark, and thanks and praises God (I Chronicles 16).

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