...once you quarrel, prejudices will strengthen on both sides. LESSON XXXV. The Four Seasons. AMONGST the great blessings and wonders of the creation may be classed the regularities and beauties of the seasons of the year. In the time of seed-sowing it is the season of confidence,...

...stiii, the stage port of a play,) duction of novtky Tke Seasons. seasons. Immediately after the Hood, the sacred promise was made to man, that seed-time...continue to the very end of all things. Accordingly, in audience' to that promise, the rotation is constantly presenting us with some useful and agreeable...

...the rain of thy land powder and dust.' This cannot be said of the land we inhabit, in which we see seed-time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, following each other in regular succession. Neither can I reconcile with the notion of a land that...

...my being, and to uphold me in the exercise of all my feelings, and of all my faculties. THE SEASONS. AMONG the great blessings and wonders of the creation,...continue to the very end of all things. Accordingly, in fulfilment of that promise, the rotation is constantly presenting us with some useful and agreeable...

...only of perfection, but of happiness! ADDISON. CHAPTER Y. UESCRIPTIVE PIECES. SECTION I. The Seasons. AMONG the great blessings and wonders of the creation...Immediately after the flood, the sacred promise was made t« man, that seed-time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, should continue...

...The Seasons. AMONG the great Lies/ings and wonders of the creation, may lie classed the regular-ties of times and seasons. Immediately after the flood,...continue to the very end of all things. Accordingly, iu obedience to that promise, the rotation is constantly presenting us with some useful and agreeable...

...in particular instances. The whole of human life proceeds on this regularity in the succession of " seed-time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night." The experience of each past revolving period confirms man's expectation for the future. And what has...

...ofHis government, and displayed the veracity of His promise, that while the earth remained, seed time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night should not cease ! 2. The sentiment may be justified also by looking into the arrangements of Providence....

...Israel also cease from being a nation before me for ever." And again, '' while the earth remaineth, seed-time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease." And what a consolation is this to a poor burdened sinner, who, through the corruptions...

...accomplisht ! He must have an undoubting assurance that, according to the covenant made with Noah, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night shall not cease. In this assurance he plies his daily task, " plodding on cheerfully" through many...