Show e e e I y ee e e e Salt Important Part in Rites of Sacrifice The he first accredited mention of salt snit appears In the first hooks of Moses Moss w where here It Is referred to as un an essential part In ninny of If the sacrifices of ot the Die Jews s. The most familiar tUlI IOMe reference reference refer ence Ince to salt snit I II is In Genesis ix Ix Za 20 0 In which Lots Lot's wife trite It I was turned Into a pillar of If that valuable commodity commodity- probably to the great enjoyment of the goats gouts sheep and rattle little of that district The next neit mo most t familiar reference reference refer ence to salt suit Is that In Matthew v 13 13 If It the lice salt has lost his savor su wherewith wherewith where with shall It U lie he salted Other references ref ret references erent'S In the New ew Testament are Mark li lx 50 49 and Iv Iv 0 O. Homer years before Christ speaks of ot salt snit In 10 the Greek sacrificial rites no sacrifice was complete without with without out it It Herodotus who was born In I D B. B O. O says Bays the Egyptians ate ute salted food Including raw that was first steeped In brine and und then sun They mu must t brit have hll been exactly ex x achy artly like the Gloucester salt fish of ot today or the Iru scull jnes The nl also o ate raw duck and quail s iced In similar fashion Bos los loston ton Globe Glube |