ENOSH AND ENOCH.
(To the Editor of the Evening Stab.)
Sib,—Your correspondent " Oheitamar " will no doubt be gratified to know that the error of which he complains was not committed by me; it must, therefore, be either a reporter's or printer's. I observed it when published, aDd intended correcting it, it having, however, slipped my memory I beg to thank "Oheltamar" for his courteousness, in calling attention to it; at the same time assuring T our correspondent ; that the word « Enoch " was not used by me during the discourse, but Enos t enosli,enash, anashum ; their derivation and meaning according to the best Hebrew Lexicons were used, and their meaning was in no sense added !te. Had " Oheltamar" been present when the address was given I think ho would not have rushed into print on the matter, but under the eircumstances-i.e., his not having hearf, and seeing the printed error, he is quite justified in the step
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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5815, 19 September 1887, Page 3
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156ENOSH AND ENOCH. Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5815, 19 September 1887, Page 3
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