The Book of NatureJ. & J. Harper, 1831 - 467 sivua |
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Sivu vii
... never falling , but in rising as often as he falls . ” So great a variety of occupations would have thrown most men into confusion ; but such was the energy of Dr. Good's mind , such his habits of order and activity , that he carried ...
... never falling , but in rising as often as he falls . ” So great a variety of occupations would have thrown most men into confusion ; but such was the energy of Dr. Good's mind , such his habits of order and activity , that he carried ...
Sivu viii
... never altogether overcome the principles impressed upon his mind by the early instructions of his father : and hence he was preserved from those fatal errors , which , if received into his mind at that time , would doubtless have led ...
... never altogether overcome the principles impressed upon his mind by the early instructions of his father : and hence he was preserved from those fatal errors , which , if received into his mind at that time , would doubtless have led ...
Sivu ix
... never contended that St. Paul did not mean to teach the doctrine of the resurrection of the body in the fifteenth chapter of the first epistle to the Corinthians ; never sported the pernicious sophism that where mystery begins religion ...
... never contended that St. Paul did not mean to teach the doctrine of the resurrection of the body in the fifteenth chapter of the first epistle to the Corinthians ; never sported the pernicious sophism that where mystery begins religion ...
Sivu x
... never can prove to himself the being and attributes of a God , clearly and free from all doubt . " I mean merely to repeat what I understood to be the general sense of the proposition ; and not to contend that my memory has furnished me ...
... never can prove to himself the being and attributes of a God , clearly and free from all doubt . " I mean merely to repeat what I understood to be the general sense of the proposition ; and not to contend that my memory has furnished me ...
Sivu xiii
... never victim were to bleed , Or frankincense to rise . Prove by the plummet , rule , and line , By logic's nicest plan , That MAN could ne'er be half divine Nor aught DIVINE be man : That he who holds the worlds in awe , Whose fiat ...
... never victim were to bleed , Or frankincense to rise . Prove by the plummet , rule , and line , By logic's nicest plan , That MAN could ne'er be half divine Nor aught DIVINE be man : That he who holds the worlds in awe , Whose fiat ...
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