Evangelist joshua

And the special object, as we have seen, of St. Matthew is to set Him forth as the Messiah of Israel. In accordance with this object we have His birth told in such a way as to bring into prominence those facts only in which the Evangelist specially recognised a fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy. Here again the names give us the main thoughts. Just as Abraham, David, Babylon, suggest the main object of the genealogy, so the names Emmanuel, Jesus, suggest the main object of the record of His birth. "All this was done that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet."The first name mentioned is "Jesus." To understand it as St. Matthew did, we must bear in mind that it is the old historic name Joshua, and that the first thought of the Hebrew mind would be, Here is One who shall fulfil all that was typified in the life and work of the two Old Testament heroes who bore that name, so full of hopeful significance. The first Joshua was Israel’s captain on the occasion of their first settlement in the Land of Promise after the bondage in Egypt; the second Joshua was Israel’s high priest at their second settlement in the land after the bondage in Babylon. Both were thus associated with great deliverances; but neither the one nor the other had given the rest of full salvation to the people of God; {see Hebrews 4:8} what they had done had only been to procure for them political freedom and a land they could call their own, - a picture in the earthly sphere of what the Coming One was to accomplish in the spiritual sphere. The salvation from Egypt and from Babylon were both but types of the great salvation from sin which was to come through the Christ of God. These or such as these must have been the thoughts in the mind of Joseph when he heard the angel’s words: "Thou shalt call His name Joshua; for it is He that shall save His people from their sins."Joseph, though a

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Undead falls in there but that is high level so not too worried.So further ideas are channel soldiers feat with shield wall with say 8 blood skeletons with armour and tower shields. PC in the middle with a shield. Fire skeletons running around etc. Various other ideas for feats that I can go in several different directions. Then the supreme dirty, leadership and get an Occultist that is all necromancy who generously lends main pc implement that ups your undead controlling HD level. Plus I'd have them get a familiar. As I like having one. :)Visually and thematically I have an idea that I think works very well. Storywise I think Separatist Cleric works great with Mahathallah as she rebelled against her original masters.Thanks again all. :) Ha funny I didn't see the last two posts before I just posted. Good to see channel soldiers in those builds. :)Thanks. :) ShadowcatX wrote: Another non-typical build I like for necromancy is an evangelist cleric. Having sweet bard buffs for your undead throng is rather nice. Doesn't work; Evangelist Cleric buffs are morale bonuses and undead are immune to all morale effects, even beneficial ones. Dasrak wrote: ShadowcatX wrote: Another non-typical build I like for necromancy is an evangelist cleric. Having sweet bard buffs for your undead throng is rather nice. Doesn't work; Evangelist Cleric buffs are morale bonuses and undead are immune to all morale effects, even beneficial ones. That's what I thought at first as well. But they're not. Quote:An affected ally receives a +1 morale bonus on saving throws against charm and fear effects and a +1 competence bonus on attack and weapon damage rolls. Non-typical necromancer build? Blight Druid 13, Agent of the Grave 5...Death Domain and the Shade of the Woodlands feat. It's not the best, but