The Sacred and Profane History of the World Connected: From the Creation of the World to the Dissolution of the Assyrian Empire at the Death of Sardanapalus, and to the Declension of the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel Under the Reigns of Ahaz and Pekah: Including the Dissertation on the Creation and Fall of Man, Volumen4Baynes, 1808 |
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... understanding . And we should think the same of him , which Job confesseth of himself ; that he had uttered what he under- stood not ; things too wonderful for him , which he knew not . We should conclude , at once , that the whole ...
... understanding . And we should think the same of him , which Job confesseth of himself ; that he had uttered what he under- stood not ; things too wonderful for him , which he knew not . We should conclude , at once , that the whole ...
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... understanding . Things external strike our senses , and we immediately know what impressions we receive of them ; and we have an ability of mind to see and compare our thoughts of things , and to form a judg- ment what to conclude of ...
... understanding . Things external strike our senses , and we immediately know what impressions we receive of them ; and we have an ability of mind to see and compare our thoughts of things , and to form a judg- ment what to conclude of ...
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... understanding instantly and naturally judges , whether they are soft or loud , harsh or agreeable ; i . e . how the ear is affected by them . But to give words a meaning ; to make them carry , not only the voice of the speaker to the ...
... understanding instantly and naturally judges , whether they are soft or loud , harsh or agreeable ; i . e . how the ear is affected by them . But to give words a meaning ; to make them carry , not only the voice of the speaker to the ...
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... understanding some innate lan- guage ; but I confess I cannot see sufficient reasons for this sentiment , as I have suggested in another place . The author of Ecclesiasticus , indeed , tells us of our first parents , that they received ...
... understanding some innate lan- guage ; but I confess I cannot see sufficient reasons for this sentiment , as I have suggested in another place . The author of Ecclesiasticus , indeed , tells us of our first parents , that they received ...
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... understanding these , was unques- tionably from him who spake to them : " but because they were instantly enabled , by the power of God , -who could affect their minds as he pleased , to under- stand each word that proceeded from the ...
... understanding these , was unques- tionably from him who spake to them : " but because they were instantly enabled , by the power of God , -who could affect their minds as he pleased , to under- stand each word that proceeded from the ...
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