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الصفحة 331
... divine decrees . The changes of things are aptly represented by the Ocean , on account of its perpetual ebbing and flowing ; and secret providence is justly expressed by Night . Even the heathens have observed this secret Nemesis of the ...
... divine decrees . The changes of things are aptly represented by the Ocean , on account of its perpetual ebbing and flowing ; and secret providence is justly expressed by Night . Even the heathens have observed this secret Nemesis of the ...
الصفحة 348
... divine bounty , and proved more sound and serviceable than a diffusive harangue of praise and gratulation . And let men be assured that the fond opinion that they have already acquired enough , is a principal reason why they have ...
... divine bounty , and proved more sound and serviceable than a diffusive harangue of praise and gratulation . And let men be assured that the fond opinion that they have already acquired enough , is a principal reason why they have ...
الصفحة 353
... divine wisdom and bring it under the dominion of sense and reason , whence inevitably follows a perpetual and restless rend- ing and tearing of the mind . A sober and hum- ble distincion must , therefore , be made between divine and ...
... divine wisdom and bring it under the dominion of sense and reason , whence inevitably follows a perpetual and restless rend- ing and tearing of the mind . A sober and hum- ble distincion must , therefore , be made between divine and ...
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