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 1 29|    EZEKIEL'S VISION OF THE DRY BONES QUOTED.~Inasmuch, then,
 2 29|        plain which was full of bones; and He led me round about
 3 29|         Son of man, will these bones live? And I said, O Lord
 4 29|        me, Prophesy upon these bones; and thou shalt say, Ye
 5 29|     and thou shalt say, Ye dry bones, hear the word of the Lord.
 6 29|    saith the Lord God to these bones, Behold, I bring upon you
 7 29|    behold also a movement, and bones approached bones. And I
 8 29| movement, and bones approached bones. And I saw, and behold sinews
 9 29|        spirit entered into the bones, and they lived, and stood
10 29|     unto me, Son of man, these bones are the whole house of Israel.
11 29|       They say themselves, Our bones are become dry, and our
12 30|  ground that by saying, "These bones are the whole house of Israel,"
13 30| reincorporation and reunion of bones, proof is offered that this
14 30|        will also happen to the bones themselves; for the metaphor
15 30|      not have been formed from bones, if the same thing exactly
16 30|      right to believe that the bones are destined to have a rehabiliment
17 30|        him the position of the bones, He would at once have added, "
18 30|        once have added, "These bones are the whole house of Israel,"
19 30|     immediately on showing the bones, He interrupts the scene
20 30|        which is most suited to bones; without yet naming Israel,
21 30|          Son of man, can these bones ever live?" so that he makes
22 30|   their resurrection, the very bones which were destined to rise
23 31|  figurative murmurs that their bones were become dry, and that
24 31|        shall rejoice, and your bones shall spring up like the
25 31|       the figure of the rising bones refers properly to the state
26 31|      Thee is medicine to their bones." In another passage it
27 32|     and they shall cast up the bones which they have devoured;
28 32|       and skin, and nerves and bones, will forthwith devise some
29 32|    very adroit transformers of bones and sinews, and nerves and
30 42|       some five hundred years, bones, which still retained their
31 42|       is certain not only that bones remain indurated, but also