Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible #40 of 60

Series: Thomason Medallic Bible

Obverse

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE
THOMASON D.

Engraver: Edward Thomason

Reverse

Napis w 30 wierszach między ornamentami skrzydlatej głowy cherubina

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
1022 B .C
AT THIS TIME NATHAN WAS THE
PROPHET AND ZADOCK AND ABEATHAR
PRIESTS AND JEOSHAPHAT THE RECORDER
DAVID DEFEATED THE PHILISTINES IN 4
SEPERATE BATTLES WHICH KEPT THEM AT
PEACE THE REST OF HIS REIGN. DAVID THEN
COMPOSED THE SONG OF THANKSGIVING WHICH
IS THE 18TH PSALM, THERE WAS AT THIS TIME
300,000 MEN IN ISRAEL AND 500,000 IN JUDAH
FIT TO BEAR ARMS. 70,000 MEN DIED AT THIS
TIME OF A PESTILENCE IN ISRAEL, BUT DAVID OF
FERD SACRIFICE AND FIRE CAME FROM HEAVEN
UPON THE ALTAR AND THE PLAGUE CEASED.
DAVID ORDERED NATHAN AND ZADOCK TO ANOINT
SOLOMON KING; DAVID IN THE PRESENCE OF THE
PRINCES AND OFFICERS GAVE SOLOMON THE MODEL
OF THE TEMPLE AS HE RECEIVED IT FROM THE SP
IRIT. DAVID AFTER THE REIGN OF 40 YEARS
DIED AT JERUSALEM AT THE AGE OF 70. SOLO
MON IN THE 4TH YEAR OF HIS REIGN BEGAN TO
BUILD THE TEMPLE AT MOUNT MOREAH AT
JERUSALEM. THE LENGTH 60 CUBITS THE BR
EADTH 20. THE HEIGHT 30. HE OVERLAID THE
HOUSE THE BEAMS THE POSTS AND THE
WALLS THEREOF, WITH FINE GOLD, AND
HE MADE A LAVER OF BRASS OR MOL
TEN SEA, 10 CANDLESTICKS AND 10
TABLES, & IT TOOK 7 YEARS
& 6 MO IN COMPLETING.

Engraver: Edward Thomason

Edge

Zwykły

Mint

Comments

Oryginalna ilustracja medalierska Thomasona do Pisma Świętego [Biblii], numer 40 - Świątynia Salomona. Według Bandinellego. (Thomason D. na dolnej krawędzi awersu).
Thomason Medallic Bible to zestaw sześćdziesięciu medali wybity w 1830 roku, który oddaje istotę całej Biblii w sztuce medalierskiej. Projekty awersów zostały zainspirowane dziełami znanych renesansowych artystów i wykonane przez kilku różnych rytowników. Rewers każdego medalu zawiera gęsty cytat tekstowy lub wyjaśnienie opisujące temat każdego medalu. Zestaw został wyprodukowany w Birmingham w Anglii przez Sir Edwarda Thomasona, który poczuł boskie natchnienie, by "promować chwałę Boga poprzez wyciskanie słowa Bożego na złocie, srebrze i innych niezniszczalnych metalach". Birmingham, Anglia, ok. 1830 r.

1022 p.n.e. (cytaty z Księgi Królów)
Błąd: Słowo SEPERATE powinno mieć pisownię SEPARATE.

Przykład w lepszym stanie:


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This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

An original Thomason’s Medallic Illustration of the Holy Scriptures [Bible], Number 40 - Solomon's Temple. After Bandinelli. (Thomason D. at lower obverse rim).
 The Thomason Medallic Bible is a set of sixty medals struck in 1830 that captures the essence of the entire Holy Bible in medallic art. The obverse designs were inspired by the works of well-known Renaissance artists and executed by several different engravers. The reverse of each medal contains a dense text quotation or explanation describing the topic of each medal. The set was produced in Birmingham, England by Sir Edward Thomason, who felt divinely inspired to “promote the glory of God by impressing the word of God upon gold, silver and other indestructible metals”. Birmingham, England, c. 1830.

 1022 B.C. (Quotations from Book of Kings)
Error: The word SEPERATE should be SEPARATE spelling.

 A better condition example:


 An image of the lettering:

See also

• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (#1 of 60)
• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (#11 of 60)
• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (#17 of 60)
• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (#48 of 60)
• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (#57 of 60)
• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (#8 of 60)
• Medal - Thomason Medallic Bible (Adam Names Animals)

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