I 2
Minor Prophets 77 III Rhapsody of the
Locust Plague Joel I 2
Jeremiah 35 IV The Hurt of the Daughter
of my People Jeremiah VIII 4
Minor Prophets 140 V The Lord's Controversy
before the Mountains Micah VI 1
Isaiah 131 VI Prelude to the Rhapsody
of Zion Redeemed Isaiah XL 1
Isaiah 165 VII Zion Awakened Isaiah LI 1
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A Series of Books from the Sacred Scriptures,
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