The Deluge: A Drama in Twelve Scenes (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Deluge: A Drama in Twelve Scenes

This fable arose from the false interpretation of Moses' words, Gen. Vi.ters, and the Watchmen (so he called the Angels out of Dan. Iv.) went astray after them, and they said one to another Let us chuse us wives of daughters of men of the earth; and Semixas, their prince, said unto them, I feare me you will not doe this thing, and I alone shall be debter of a great sinne. And they all answered him and said; We will sweare with an oath, and will anathematise or curse ourselves not to alter this our minde till we have fulfilled it, and they all sware together. These came down in the days of Jared to the top of the hill Hermon.

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