...ehey were on earth, to enter into * Jerome Lobo Hift. of Abyffinia ap. Le Grande. VOL. VII. Т another another life they know not where, but they are to be in a flate of body infinitely more perfctt than the prefent, and are to die no more, nor fuffer grief, ficknefs,...

...particular positions, and at different times of the year ; and are, in my 'opinion, still in the ancient religion of Sabaism. All of them believe that, after...obscure, or no ideas at all, of future punishment ; but then- reward is to be a moderate state of enjoyment, with the same family and persons with which they...

...rise with their bodies as they were on earth, to enter into another life, * Bruce, Vol. iii. p. 247. they know not where, but they are to be in a state...nor suffer grief, sickness, or trouble of any kind." In 1841 Mr. Krapf, accompanied by Dr. Beke, now engaged in endeavouring to penetrate into the interior...

...of them believe, that alier death they are to live again ; that they are to rise with their bodies as they were on earth, to enter into another life,...perfect than the present, and are to die no more, nor sufl'er grief, sickness, or trouble of any kind." Abyssinia. — "Nearly the whole surface of Abyssinia...

...believe that after death they are to live again; that they are to rise again with their body, as they are on earth, to enter into another life, they know not...of enjoyment, with the same family and persons with whom they lived on earth. And this is very nearly the same belief with the other Pagan nations in Africa,...