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While there are many who say, “Afrikans enslaved each other, ” a line must be drawn between cultural servitude and slavery. Slavery was based on dehumanizing people for capital gain, and was not absent of torture, and many other inhumane crimes. Afrikans did not commit atrocities of that kind against each other until they had contact with foreigners. If one studies the Dark Ages in Europe, that period is filled with inhumane atrocities, one after the other. Afrikans, however, held other Afrikans in cultural servitude because they were prisoners of war, owed unpaid debts, or committed crimes. These people in servitude had a level of humanity that was not common with the enslaved Afrikan in America. The servants could own land and even marry into the family of their owner. However, the slavery that exists in Afrika today is a result of foreign influence. John Blassingames The Slave Community is one of the rare books which explores some aspects of Arab-Islamic slavery. Slavery in the Arab-Islamic world has not been very different from slavery in the Americas. Ironically, Blassingame notes, many Muslim captives were Europeans who were thoroughly acculturated into the Islamic worldview (49-50. These white slaves were treated with all the brutality that Afrikans suffered in the New World under slavery. Muslims enslaved upwards of a million Europeans in North and West Afrika, and many were traded throughout the Arab world. They were tortured, beaten, and starved to the point of fighting dogs and camels for food; eventually, many turned to cannibalism. Men were used for heavy labor and other work, and women were generally concubines. Blassingame outlines the very significant, but often ignored, history about Islamic slavery (49-65. Blassingame notes that there were battles with Muslims and Christians, after the Moorish occupation of Spain, which resulted in an extensive network of exchange in enslavement and ransoming between the Muslims and Europeans (49-50. This was an early stimulus to what spilled over in the New World as the Transatlantic slave trade. The history of slavery is often corrupted. European slavery is sugarcoated, Arab slavery is denied, and Afrikan servitude (which was not slavery at all) is falsified. Interestingly, Ronald Segal, a white Jew, has done significant research in his book Islams Black Slaves. He provides an overview of the historical role of the Arab slave trade in Afrikan people. Beginning with the rise of Islam in the seventh century to the present, Arabs and their Black collaborators have been engaged in enslaving Afrikans over a period of 1, 400 years. The Arab slave trade has been just as extensive, or more so, when compared to the European slave trade in both numbers and sheer brutality. From Egypt, the Red Sea, and east Afrika, countless millions were sold and dispersed throughout the Islamic world. Afrikans going faithfully on the pilgrimage to Mecca were sometimes tricked or outright captured and sold into slavery. Arab slavery was both systematic and cruel. Segal explains that Afrikans were used as concubines (sex slaves) eunuchs (castrated guards or soldiers) domestic workers, civil servants, and in other areas of forced labor. The Arab onslaught against Afrika was long and continuous. Another eye-opening book on the subject, The Legacy of Arab-Islam in Africa, is by John Alembillah Azumah, an Afrikan Ghanaian. Azumah, while covering much of the same history that Segal does, focuses his research on Islam in West Afrika, Nigeria in particular. Azumah does a very impressive job at researching the racist and/or culturally bigoted philosophical arguments of Muslims against the humanity of Afrikans. The geographer Ibn Hawqal of the tenth century, Ibn Khaldun the historian of the 14th century, the Iranian philosopher Nasir Tusi of the 13th century, Ahmad Baba the famous Afrikan Muslim scholar of Timbuktu, are some of the Arabs and/or Muslims that Azumah quoted to prove that overtly racist and anti-Afrikan thought was/is common in Islam, contrary to popular belief. Azumah gives historical background to the jihad movements (or Holy Wars) in West Afrika in the eighteenth and nineteenth century that decimated Afrikan people and cultures. Some of the jihadist who declared wars on Afrikan Spirituality and culture were Imam Nasir al-Din, Uthman Dan Fodio, al-Hajj Umar Tal, and others. Equally, Azumah discusses the devastating results on Afrikans by the Islamic slave trade and the Sharia which is the law of imposition of Arab and Islamic supremacy over non-Muslims. He does a great job at exposing the history of Islam in relation to Afrika which has been denied for so long by Muslims and Muslim apologists. I do have one disagreement with Azumah. He is a cultural pluralist and believes that an inter-religious dialogue is key to the future cooperation of people in the various religions of the world, in particular in Afrika. He may not be totally wrong, but I believe that we Afrikan people must propagate and redeem our Spirituality, secure our lands and resources from foreign theft, and unite Afrikan nation with each Afrikan nation before we can engage in true inter-religious dialog with Muslims, Christians, or Jews. In other words, before we can have inter-religious dialogue, Afrikan people must redeem their Spirituality and worldview. Otherwise, Afrikan people will sit at the table of humanity and defend the worldviews of foreigners who invaded Afrika, enslaved the people, and imposed their worldviews. John Henrik Clarke explained the following in Critical Lessons in Slavery and the Slave Trade: The Arab slave trade in North and in East Africa had been a well-established institution long before the Arabs accepted Islam. With the rise of Islam in the seventh century, they used this new religion as further justification for their involvement in the slave trade. Islam, like Christianity, declared war on all forms of African religion and culture and later denied that Africans had anything worthy of being called a religion or a culture (2. In the Arab World by William R. Polk we learn that Sudan... particularly important for the [Arab Muslim] Egyptians as a hunting ground for slaves and, of course, as the conduit or source - no one knew which - of the Nile floods upon which the life of Egypt was wholly dependent (151. Also, Polk states: In the early years of the nineteenth century, the Swiss traveler John Lewis Burckhardt estimated that Egypt [Arabs in Egypt] had approximately 40, 000 slaves. ‘I have reason to believe, however, he wrote, ‘ that the number exported from Soudan to Egypt and Arabia, bears only a small proportion of those kept by the Mussalmans of the southern countries themselves, or in other words to the whole number yearly derived by purchase, or by force, from the nations of the interior of Africa… (152) Mohammed Ali controlled western Arabia and both Mecca and Medina from Egypt. He sent a military expedition on a slave hunt into the Sudan in 1820 to acquire a cheap source of slaves and gold for his empire. Ali was not the first to do so and would not be last. He was continuing an old Arab tradition of banditry, kidnapping, enslavement, and murder. Sudan A country to be discussed is Sudan. It is geographically the largest country in Afrika, nearly, 100, 000 square miles, with a sizeable population almost equal to the entire number of Afrikan Americans. The Afrikans such as the Dinka, Nuer, Nuba, and other ethnic groups make up the majority. The country is split in half: the predominantly Arab north, and the free Afrikans in the south. The capital is Khartoum, which is the seat of the Islamic-Arab government, and one of many places of slave trading in the country. The Khartoum government is supported by various Arab governments, among those are Iran, Libya, and Saudi Arabia. In Khartoum, a human being may be sold for a few dollars. The Islamic government has been very direct in its policy of jihad (or holy war) against non-believers. Still today, the religion has been a justification, a means for the purpose of Arab supremacy and control over the lands of the south and into the rest of Afrika. Sheik Hassan El Turabi, once co-dictator of Sudan, was called “the real power and architect of Islamic Fundamentalism or Revivalism in North Sudan. ” Journalist Samuel Cotton quotes him as saying: Black Africa is Virgin land… fertile, ripe for the Islamic seed. In Africa, Islams roots will go deep and become sturdy quickly. There is much to tap and little to compete with. What is there in Africa but tribalism? We want to plant civilization in southern Sudan and beyond. They need one (Daily Challenge, “Blood, Shackles and the Koran, ” 1995. With the Arab conquest of Egypt, the campaign spread into Sudan, the country directly below and bordering Egypt. This began the systematic movement of these people from their homeland. Those not exiled were enslaved, the men were castrated or killed. The women were captured and divided among the Arab men. We must understand the role race plays here. Many of these so-called Arabs are a product of this forced mixed breeding, but they are in denial about their Afrikan ancestry and hostile towards the Afrikan people. Islam, like Christianity and Judaism (in Israel and Palestine) is misused as a tool of war, enslavement, and oppression. Samuel Cottons book, Silent Terror, is a must read on the subject of Afrikan enslavement in the Arab world. In 1995, the journalist Samuel Cotton wrote a series of articles that ran in the Daily Challenge entitled “Blood, Shackles and the Koran: Slavery in Sudan Today. ” A 1995 February issue of The City Sun in New York featured Cottons research on the front page with the title “Arab Masters, Black Slaves. ” The City Sun ran several articles by Cotton on Afrikan enslavement in Mauritania. Cotton eyewitnessed this slavery in humans in the Sudan and Mauritania. Young girls were taken as sex slaves for “indolent rulers and rich men in North Africa, the Near East and Sudan. ” The young boys were prized as castrated slaves (eunuchs) who would protect the houses where the female sex slaves were kept known as harems. Arabs and Europeans had historically enslaved their women. What would they care about Afrikan women? Cotton describes the Sahara crossing like the Middle Passage. Millions died crossing the sands on the way to be sold as slaves in the Muslim world. It was a long journey of exhaustion, thirst, hunger, beatings, and torture. Due to high mortality rates, castrations, the large number of women enslaved in harems in North Afrika and the Middle East, there are fewer Afrikan descendants than in the western hemisphere where men were mostly enslaved. “Thus, despite the fact that even more vast millions of slaves were taken from Africa to the Islamic Countries… over the centuries…” says Cotton, “there is no such Black population surviving in these Islamic nations today, ” as in the Americas where slave breeding was a systematic program. A grim testament to the Arab slave trade in Afrikans was noted by a 1950s traveler who said if a stranger did not know his route out of the desert, all he had to do was follow the endless stream of the remains of human skeletons of those who died en route to become slaves. Commenting on the tradition of draining Afrika of people to enslave, Samuel Cotton mentions: Large harems were maintained at the court in Persia during the reign of the Safavids in the 17th century and Khadjars in the 19th century. Europeans who traveled to Persia in the 17th century noted there were as many as 3, 000 eunuchs in the service of the court, an indication of how great were the harems. The Caliph al-Amin …it is said, collected them in large numbers… An Arabic description of the court of the caliph in Baghdad at the beginning of the 10th century speaks of 7, 000 [Afrikan eunuchs]… This required an unending stream of desexed boys who walked or transported by boat or caravan from Africa. With the increase in the number of harems the need for eunuchs grew. In Egypt, where eunuchs were kept by the ruling family of Mohammed Ali [of whom it is said he had 500 concubines] and rich Turks, they [the eunuchs] brought a great price in slave markets of Cairo and Alexandria. Eunuchs could be sold anywhere from twice to ten times the price of ordinary Black boys. Another reason “an unending stream” of kidnapped and castrated boys were required to feed the demand was because the survival rate after castration was about 10. This rate does not count suicide, murder, and those who went insane, as many did.

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A young man and woman are married and come to Rome for their honeymoon. The very organized husband seems to have planned every last detail of the trip- scheduling almost every second of every day and allowing them no time alone or to even consummate their marriage. Instead of trying to get this seemingly inflexible man to bend, the young bride hopes to just slip away from the hotel VERY briefly to go meet her idol, the "White Sheik. Unbeknownst to the hubby, she is an avid reader of an adventure magazine that feature this fictional character- complete with photos and stories about his larger than life adventures and romance. And, she'd been writing him for some time and her only real desire in Rome was to spend just a brief moment with him. However, when she arrives at the office that publishes the magazine, the actor portraying him in the stories isn't there. But, the folks see she's a real fan and want to help her, so they tell her to get in the truck and go with the camera crew to the shoot. She only has a moment, but agrees- after all, he is her idol.
Well, one thing after another goes wrong and her brief excursion lasts more than a day! In the meantime, the new husband is panic-stricken but doesn't want to tell his uncle or his family- he's too embarrassed to tell them he's misplaced his wife! And, for the next day or so, he makes one excuse after another to explain why she isn't there to go on their fully packed itinerary! The story is very cute and charming. plus it provides a few laughs. In many ways, it reminds me of the later film THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO (where Mia Farrow is a devoted fan of a movie serial star and sees the same film again and again) but it is both more charming and ultimately has a better and more upbeat ending.
PS- I know this may make me sound like I am not "with it" but I really do prefer most of Fellini's earlier films and hate the "über strange" films from later in his career (such as SATYRICON. This is a wonderful film that is sure to please everyone- even those who don't think they like the films of Fellini.

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Watch stream the white sheik band. Watch stream the white sheik full. Watch stream the white sheik 2016. By Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, D. D. "ABRAHAM was a hero, Jacob was 'a plain man, dwelling in tents. Abraham we feel to be above ourselves, Jacob to be like ourselves. So the distinction between the two great Patriarchs has been drawn out by a celebrated theologian. "Few and evil have the days of the years of my life been, and have not attained unto the days of the years of the life of my fathers in the days of their pilgrimage. So the experience of Israel himself is summed up in the close of his life. Human cares, jealousies, sorrows, cast their shade over the scene — the golden dawn of the Patriarchal age is overcast: there is no longer the same unwavering faith; we are no longer in com- munion with the "High Father. the "Friend of God; we at times almost doubt whether we are not with His enemy. But for this very reason the interest attach- ing to Jacob, though of a less lofty and universal kind, is more touching, more penetrating, more at- tractive. Nothing but the perverse attempt to demand perfection of what is held before us as imperfect could blind us to the exquisite truthfulness which marks the delineation of the Patriarch's character. I. Look at him, as his course is unrolled through the long vicissitudes which make his life a faithful mirror of human existence in its most varied aspects. Look at him, as compared with his brother Esau. Unlike the sharp contrast of the earlier pairs of Sacred history, in these two the good and evil are so mingled, that at first we might be at a loss which to follow, which to condemn. The distinct- ness with which they seem to stand and move before us against the horizon of the clear distance is a new phase in the history. Esau, the shaggy red-haired huntsman, the man of the field, with his arrows, his quiver, and his bow, coming in weary from the chase, caught, as with the levity and eagerness of a child, by the sight of the lentil soup, — "Feed me, I pray thee, with the 'red, red; pottage. — yet so full of generous impulse, so affectionate towards his aged fa- ther, so forgiving towards his brother, so open-handed, so chivalrous: who has not at times felt his heart warm toward poor rejected Esau; and been tempt- ed to join with him as he cries with "a great and ex- ceeding bitter cry. Hast thou but one blessing, my father? bless me, even me also, O my father! And who does not in like manner feel at times his indignation swell against the younger brother? Is he not rightly named Jacob, for he hath supplanted me these two times. He entraps his brother, he deceives his father, he makes a bargain even in his prayer; in his dealings with Laban, in his meeting with Esau, he still calculates and contrives; he dis- trusts his neighbors, he regards with prudential in- difference the insult to his daughter, and the cruelty of his sons; he hesitates to receive the assurance of Joseph's good will; he repels, even in his lesser traits, the free confidence that we cannot withhold from the Patriarchs of the elder generation. But yet, taking the two from first to last, how entirely is the judgment of Scripture and the judg- ment of posterity confirmed by the result of the whole. The mere impulsive hunter vanishes away, light as air: he did eat and drink, and rose up, and went his way. Thus Esau despised his birth- right. The substance, the strength of the Chosen family, the true inheritance of the promise of Abra- ham, was interwoven with the very essence of the character of "the plain man, dwelling in tents, steady, persevering, moving onward with deliberate settled purpose, through years of suffering and of prosperity, of exile and return, of bereavement and recovery. The birthright is always before him. Ra- chael is won from Laban by hard service, and the seven years seemed unto him but a few days for the love he had to her. Isaac, Rebekah, and Rebekah's nurse, are remembered with a faithful, filial remembrance; Joseph and Benjamin are long and passionately loved with a more than parental affec- tion, — bringing down his gray hairs for their sakes "in sorrow to the grave. This is no character to be contemned or scoffed at; if it was encompassed with much infirmity, yet its very complexity demands our reverent attention; in it are bound up, as his double name expresses, not one man, but two; by toil and struggle, Jacob, the Supplanter, is gradually transformed into Israel, the Prince of God, the harsher and baser features are softened and purified away: he looks back over his long career with the fulness of experience and humility. "I am not worthy of the least of all the mercies and of all the truth which Thou hast shown unto Thy servant. Alone of the Patriarchal family, his end is recorded as invested with the solemnity of warning and of prophetic song. "Gather yourselves together, ye sons of Jacob; and hearken unto Israel your father. We need not fear to acknowledge that the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac was also the God of Jacob. Most unworthy indeed we should be if the gift of the Sacred narrative, if we failed to appre- ciate it in this, its full, its many-sided aspect. In the Jewish history, what a foreshadowing of the future! We may even venture to trace in the wayward chieftain of Edom the likeness of the fickle, uncertain Edomite, now allied, now hostile to the seed of promise; the wavering, unstable dynasty which came forth from Idumæa, Herod the magnificent and the cruel; Herod Agrippa, almost a Christian" — half Jew and half heathen. "A turbulent and unruly race, so Joseph describes the Idumæans of his day: al- ways hovering on the verge of revolution, always rejoicing in changes, roused to arms by the slightest motion of flattery, rushing to battle as if they were going to a feast. But we cannot mistake the type of the Israelites in him whom, beyond even Abraham and Isaac, they recognized as their father Israel. His doubt- ful qualities exactly recall to us the meanness of character, which even to a proverb, we call in Scorn, Jewish. By his peculiar discipline of exile and suffering, a true counterpart is produced of the special faults and special gifts, known to us chiefly through his persecuted descendants in the Middle Ages. Professor Blunt has with much ingenuity pointed out how Jacob seems to have "learned like maltreated animals to have the fear of man habitually before his eyes. In Jacob we see the same timid, cautious watchfulness that we know so well, though under darker colors, through our great masters of fiction, in Shylock of Venice and Isaac of York. But no less, in the nobler side of his career, do we trace the germs of the unbroken endur- ance, the undying resolution, which keeps the nation alive still even in its present outcast condition, and which was the basis, in its brighter days, of the heroic zeal, long-suffering, and hope, of Moses, of David, of Jeremiah, of the Maccabees, of the twelve Jewish Apostles, and the first martyr, Stephen. We cannot, however, narrow the lessons of Jacob's history to the limits of the Israelite Church. All Ecclesiastical History is the gainer by the sight of such a character so delineated. It is a character not all black nor all white, but checkered with the mixed colors which make up so vast a proportion of the double phases of the leaders of the Church and world in every age. The force of the Scripture narrative may be seen by its contrast with the dark hues in which Esau is painted by the Rabbinical authors. He is hindered in his chase by Satan; Hell opens as he goes in to his father; he gives his father dog's flesh instead of venison; he tries to bite Jacob on his return; he commits five sins in one day. This is the difference between mere national animosity and the high impartial judgment of the Sacred story, evenly balanced and steadily held, yet not regardless of the complicated and necessary variations of human thought and action. For students of theology, for future pas- tors, for young men in the opening of life, what a series of lessons, were this the place to enlarge upon it, is opened in the history of these two youths, issuing from their father's tent in Beersheba! The free, easy, frank good-nature of the profane Esau is not overlooked; the craft, duplicity, timidity, of the religious Jacob is duly recorded. Yet, on the one hand, fickleness, unsteadi- ness, weakness, want of faith and want of principle, ruin and render useless the noble qualities of the first; and on the other hand, steadfast purpose, resolute sacrifice of present to future, fixed principle, purify, elevate, turn to lasting good even the baser qualities of the second. And, yet again, whether in the two brothers or their descendants, we see how in each the good or evil strove together and worked their results almost to the end. Esau and his race cling still to the outskirts of the Chosen People. "Meddle not. it was said in after- times, with your brethren the children of Esau, for I will not give you of their land, because I have given Mount Seir to Esau for a possession. Israel, on the other hand, is outcast, thwarted, deceived, disappointed, bereaved, — "all these things are against me; in him, and in his progeny also, the curse of Ebal is always blended with the blessings of Gerizim. Remember these mingled warnings as we become entangled in the web of the history of the whole Church. How hardly Esau was condemned, how hardly Jacob was saved. We are kept in long and just suspense; the prodigal may, as far as human eye can see, be on his way home; the blameless son, who "has been in his father's house always. may be shutting himself out. Yet the final issue, to which on the whole this primitive history calls our attention, is the same which is borne out by the history of the Church even in these later days of complex civilization. There is, after all, a weakness in selfish worldliness, for which no occasional impulse can furnish any adequate compensation, even though it be the generosity of an Arabian chief, or the inimitable good-nature of an English king. There is nobleness in principle and in faith which cannot be wholly de- stroyed, even though it be marred by the hardness or the duplicity of the Jew, or the Jesuit, or the Puritan. II. Let us now follow the Patriarch through the suc- cessive scenes of his life; again, as in the case of Abra- ham, dwelling upon those special points which admit of geographical or historical elucidation, or general application of ecclesiastical and spiritual truth. 1. "And Jacob went out from Beersheba, and went toward Haran. It is, if one may so say, the first retrograde movement in the history of the Church. Was the migration of Abraham to be reversed? Was the westward tide of events to roll back upon itself? Was the Chosen Race to sink back into the life of the Mesopotamian deserts? The first halt of the Wanderer revealed his future destinies. "The sun went down. the night gathered round; he was on the central thoroughfare, on the hard backbone of the mountains of Palestine; the ground was strewn with wide sheets of bare rock; here and there stood up isolated fragments, like ancient Druidical monuments. On the hard ground he lay down for rest, and in the visions of the night the rough stones formed themselves into a vast staircase, reaching into the depth of the wide and open sky, which, without any interruption of tent or tree, was stretched over the sleeper's head. On that staircase were seen ascending and descending the messengers of God; and from above there came the Divine Voice which told the houseless wanderer that, little as he thought it, he had a Pro- tector there and everywhere; that even in this bare and open thoroughfare, in no consecrated grove or cave, the LORD was in this place, though he knew it not. " This was BETHEL, the House of God; and this was the gate of Heaven. " The monument, whatever it was, that was still in after-ages ascribed to the erection of Jacob, must have been, like so many described or seen in other times and countries, a rude copy of the natural features of the place, as at Carnac in Brittany, the cromlechs of Wales or Cornwall, or the walls of Tiryns, where the play of nature and the simplicity of art are almost indistinguishable. In all ages of primitive his- tory such monuments are, if we may so call them, the earliest ecclesiastical edifices. In Greece there were rude stones at Delphi, still visible in the second cen- tury, anterior to any temple, and, like the rock of Bethel, anointed with oil by the pilgrims who came thither. In Northern Africa, Arnobius, after his con- version, describes the kind of fascination which had drawn him towards one of those aged stones streaming and shining with the sacred oil which had been poured upon it. The black stone of the Arabian Caaba reaches back to the remotest antiquity of which history or tradition can speak. In all these rough anticipations of a fixed structure or building, we trace the beginnings of what in the case of Jacob is first distinctly called "Beth-el. the house of God, the place of worship" — the "Beit- allah" of Mecca, the "Bætulia" of the early Phœni- cian worship. When we see the rude remains of Abury in our own country, there is a strange interest in the thought that they were the first architectural witness of English religion. Even so, the pillar or cairn or cromlech of Belthel must have been looked upon by the Israelites, and may still be looked upon in thought by us, as the precursor of every "House of God. that has since arisen in the Jewish and Christian world — the temple, the cathedral, the church, the chapel; nay more, of those secret places of worship that are marked by no natural beauty and seen by no human eye — the closet, the catacomb, the throughfare, of the true worshipper. There was neither in the aspect nor in the ground of Bethel any ' Religio loci. but the place was no less "dreadful, "full of awe. The stone of Bethel remained as the memorial that an all-encompassing Providence watches over its chosen instruments, however unconscious at the time of what and where they are. "The Shep- herd of the stone of Israel" was one of the earliest names by which "the God of Jacob" was known. The vision of the ascending and descending messen- gers received its highest application in a Divine mani- festation, yet more universal and unexpected. 2. The chief interest of the story of Jacob's twenty years service with Laban lies in its reopening of the relations between the settlers in Pales- tine and the original tribe of Mesopotamia, which appeared on Abraham's migration to have been closed. These chapters are an instance of the compensation which is constantly going on in the losses and gains of theological study. If a shade of uncertainty is thrown here and there over the meaning and nature of the narrative, which a hundred or a thousand years ago would not have occurred; yet, on the other hand, with how far deeper a pleasure than in any preceding age do we enter into the beauty of those primitive scenes. We are more than interested; we are re- freshed; we are edified; we become again like little children, as that pastoral life rises before our own worn out time. Like the aged patriarch, whose eyes were dim that he could not see. and who "longed for the savoury meat that he loved, that he might eat it before he died. we too in the haze of many centuries which surround our vision, smell the smell of the raiment" of those ancient chiefs, and we bless them, and we feel that it is "as the smell of a field which the LORD hath blessed. full of the dew of heaven and of the fatness of the virgin earth. "Then Jacob 'lifted up his feet' and came into the land of 'the children' of the East. And he looked, and behold a well in the field; and lo! three flocks of sheep lying by it, and a great stone was on the well's mouth. The shepherds were there; they had advanced far away from "the city of Nahor. It was not the well outside the walls, with the hewn stair- case, down which Rebekah descended with the pitcher on her head. Rachel comes, guiding her father's flocks, like the daughter of Laban, his mother's brother, and the sheep of Laban, his mother's brother (ob- serve the simplicity of the juxtaposition] that Jacob went near and rolled the stone from the well's mouth, and watered the flock of Laban his mother's brother; and Jacob kissed Rachel, and lifted up his voice and wept. Everything which follows is of the same color. Bethuel, the aged head of the family in Re- bekah's time, is dead; and Laban has succeeded, the true type of the hard-hearted, grasping Sheik of an Arabian tribe; Laban, the ordinary likeness of one side of the Arabian character, as Esau is of the other. Then begins the long contest of cunning and perse- verance, in which true love wins the game at last against selfish gain. Seven years, the service of a slave, thrice over, did Jacob pay. He is the faithful Eastern "good shepherd. that which was torn of beasts he brought not unto his master; he bare the loss of it; of his hand" did his hard taskmaster require it, whether stolen by day or stolen by night; in the day the drought" of the desert "consumed him, and the frost" in the cold Eastern nights; and his sleep departed from him. In Edessa, as we have seen, was laid up for many centuries what professed to be the tent in which he had guarded his master's flocks. And at last his fortunes were built up; the slave became a prince; and the second mi- gration took place from Mesopotamia into Palestine, with much cattle, with male and female slaves. with camels and with asses. The hour was come. As in the earlier flight of Abraham from the same region, the double motive is put before us: And Jacob beheld the countenance of Laban, and behold it was not towards him as before. And the Lord said unto Jacob, Return unto the land of thy fathers and thy kindred, and I will be with thee. " He rose up. and once again high upon the backs of camels he set his sons and his wives, and he fled with all that he had; and Rachel stole the teraphim, the household gods of her family; and he rose up and passed over the" great "river, and set his face" — not, as Abraham, towards Damascus, — but right away to the south-west, to the long range of Gilead, the line ogf heights on the east of the Jordan which stand as outposts between Palestine and the Assyrian desert. On the seventh day the pursuers overtook the fugitives. On the undulating downs of Gilead the two lines of tents were pitched; and in the midst of the encampment of Jacob rose the five tents of him- self and of his wives, the camels and the cattle moored around, the seats and furniture of the camels stowed within the covering of the tents. As in later times, the fortress on these heights of Gilead became the frontier post of Israel against the Aramaic tribe that occupied Damascus, so now the same line of heights became the frontier between the nation in its youth and the older Aramaic family of Mesopotamia. As now the confines of two Arab tribes are marked by the rude cairn or pile of stones erected at the boundary of their respective territories, so the pile of stones and the tower or pillar erected by the two tribes of Jacob and Laban, marked that the natural limit of the range of Gilead should be their actual limit also. "The God of Abraham and the God of Nahor" — here for the first and last time mentioned together — "was to judge betwixt them. The variation of the dialects of the two tribes appears also for the first and last time in the two names of the memorial. The sacrificial feast of the covenant was made on the mountain-top; And early in the morning Laban rose up and kissed his sons and his daughters, and blessed them; and Laban departed, and returned to his place; and in him and his tribe, as they sweep out of sight into the eastern Desert, we lose the last trace of the connection of Israel with the Chaldæan Ur or the Mesopotamian Haran. from The History of the Jewish Church, Vol. I: Abraham to Samuel, Lecture III: Jacob by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, D. D., Dean of Westminster Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1879, pp. 57-69.

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