| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - They would affirm, that the mountain, on which the temple, or the Lord's house, was anciently built, called Zion, on which also stood the city of Jerusalem, was to be so prepared and established as to be exalted far above all other mountains, such as Sinai and Tabor, Carmel and Hermon; or rather, that it should be removed from off its basis, and be fixed on the tops of the hills.
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