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| 17, | b. | "So will I also be for thee " (iii. 3). He puts a ring on her finger. |
| 18.Joel. | ||
| 18, | a. | The sun and moon lightless (ii. 10). The sun and moon as two small flat pellets, up in the external moulding. |
| 18, | b. | The barked fig-tree and waste vine (i. 7).
Note the continual insistance on the blight of vegetation as a Divine punishment, 19 D. |
| 19. Amos. | ||
| To the front. | ||
| 19, | a. | "The Lord will cry from Zion " (i. 2).
Christ appears with crossletted nimbus. |
| 19, | b. | "The habitations of the shepherds shall mourn " (i. 2).
Amos with the shepherd's hooked or knotted staff, and wicker-worked bottle, before his tent. (Architecture in right hand foil restored.) Inside Poreh. |
| Inside Porch. | ||
| 19, | c. | The Lord with the mason's line (vii. 8).
Christ, again here, and henceforward always, with crosslet nimbus, has a large trowel in His hand, which He lays on the top of a half-built wall. There seems a line twisted round-the handle. |
