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A DEscmPrfpN OF Our SAVIouR.-A
description Of the person of Jesus Christ.
aa i vas iannd in ancient manuscript. sent
hY Pablns LaI!loas, President, 10 The Sen.
ate of Rune.


'Thero lives At this time II Jnd man
Of singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ. Bafbifians esteem him as a pro.
phel. and his followers adore hun as the
immediate offspring Of the immortal God.
lie Is endowed with such unparalleled viz.
tue as to call hack the dead nom their
graves, aud heal every kind Of disease with
a word or touch. Ills person is tall and
elegantly shaped, his aspect amiable aai
reverend, his haif flows in those heanoous
shades which no eolofs can match, filling
in graceful enrs below bis ears. agreeably
etnehiag upun his shoulders aud parting
upon the crown Of bis head. Ills dress is oi
the sect Of The Nazarles. His ioreheadi.
smooth and large. bis checks without either
spot sate that Of lovely red. his nose and
m1ulh are iofnsl with exquisite symmetry.
bis beard is thick aud suitable TO the hair
oi his head, reaching little below his chin
and parting in the middle ike a iold. Ills
eyes are bright, clear and serene. lie re.
Dukes With millnpss, and invites with The
mosI tender aud persuasive language. His
whole address, whether in word or deed,
being elegant, grave and strictly charac.
tcrsic oi SO exalted a being. No man has
seen him laugh, but the whole world has
seen him weep frequently, and 50 persua.
siye are bis tears that tho whole multitude
cannot withhold their tears from joining in
sympathy with him. He is very modest,
temperate and wise. Ia short, whatever
this phenomenon may turn on, 10 be Ia tho
end, he seems at present, 10 be man of
excellent beauty and divine perfection. every
way surprising the children of men."