File:Foster Bible Pictures 0074-1 Offering to Molech.jpg
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| Offering to Molech. | |
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| Author |
Charles Foster |
| Title |
Offering to Molech. |
| Date | 1897 |
| Inscriptions |
Caption: This is an idol named Molech. A great many people used to pray to this idol. It had the head of a calf, and was made of brass, and it was hollow inside. There was a place in the side to make a fire in it. When it got very hot the wicked people used to put their little children in its arms. The little children were burned to death there. This man in the picture is just going to put a little child in the idol's arms. Other men are blowing on trumpets and beating on drums, and making a great noise, so that no one can hear the poor little child cry. |
| Notes |
English: With brief descriptions by Charles Foster |
| Source/Photographer | Illustrators of the 1897 Bible Pictures and What They Teach Us http://associate.com/photos/Bible-Pictures--1897-W-A-Foster/page-0074-1.jpg |
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