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Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 15, No. 88, April, 1875

Note 005 — THE RASKOL, AND SECTS IN RUSSIA.

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If we may trust Dmitri of Rostof, a bishop of the last century, even so early certain sectaries regarded the raising of Lazarus as not a fact, but a parable: "Lazarus is the human soul, and his death is sin. His sisters, Martha and Mary, are the body and the soul. The tomb represents the cares of this life, and his raising from the dead is conversion. Similarly, Christ's entry into Jerusalem sitting on an ass is a mere parable."

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