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The breaking of the cedar was a visible outward fragment of a distant and mysterious encounter that was coming daily closer to them both.— The Man Whom the Trees Loved
They have laughed their enemies in the face, they have triumphed in the flames They were pillars, they were pillars of cedar: the cedar is the highest tree in the world;[6] wherefore in that this house was made of cedar, it may be to denote that in the church in the wilderness, however contemned by men, was the highest perfection of goodness, as of faith, love, prayer, holy conversation, and affection for God and his truth.— Works of John Bunyan — Complete
Sitting on a branch of this cedar is an old woman.— The Sheep Eaters
They were pillars, they were pillars of cedar: the cedar is the highest tree in the world; [6] wherefore in that this house was made of cedar, it may be to denote that in the church in the wilderness, however contemned by men, was the highest perfection of goodness, as of faith, love, prayer, holy conversation, and affection for God and his truth.— Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03
a serpent, and this serpent in turn by a crow; this crow flew, and perched upon a cedar, and this cedar was as broad as sixteen wagons abreast.— Hebrew Literature
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