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MAJOR NoAHs LEe#HRH.N notwithstanding the aelen the weather Major Noas Lecture last evening the Taben Restoration of the Jews attended by pretty u posed of both Jews and Christians The Lecture quite ne listened to with marked attention After brief exordium said he would endeavor show the Jews understand and interpret any In doing this he advered the of the Juish Nam time when Christ made his appearance. From of great a influence they had fallen prey the persecution of their the depths of their misery they looking for Deye who avenge their wrongs and them their ancient pre-emue nations of the earth Jesus did fulfil their expectations He warrior, but simple Reforme and he boldly denou Priests and Phasees and predicted the restoration the nation. The Jews bewdered by his claims Dsg would neither condemn justify their of him, but right to state the circumstances which mtgaed their offence T ceved and executed the plan for his cucxion under dec

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 It manifest that the purposes e God fulfilled in him, for they had received him they would inevitably 5 the perpetual dominion of the Roman power The Lecturer

 the prophecies oe Old Testament clearly oretold the te1 Jews the land of Poesne and he presented Interesting the revolutions which have occurred the Eas and which @ ted the speedy lufnen of those pedicaons. He appeadn aid this great object and said that the step to be the permission of the Turkish sultan for the ewes soil Christians believed that the Messiah had already

 to the Gentes, but to the Jews and the Millennium predicted would not be fulfilled until they to the ad hers until the Temple rebuilt This but very mp of of the principle points in the Lecture which occupied half in the deivery.-.New York Tribune