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Página 49
Our great epic poet , Milton , in his “ Paradise Lost , ” finely argues on this subject
, in the supposed address to Adam“ To whom the angel : Son of heaven and
earth , Attend : that thou art bappy , owe to God ; That thou continuest such , owe
to ...
Our great epic poet , Milton , in his “ Paradise Lost , ” finely argues on this subject
, in the supposed address to Adam“ To whom the angel : Son of heaven and
earth , Attend : that thou art bappy , owe to God ; That thou continuest such , owe
to ...
Página 68
... order of probationaries . Milton , in his “ Paradise Lost , ” finely supposes the
Supreme Being vindicating his honour both on the fall of man and angels . "
Whose fault ? Whose but his own ? Ingrate 68 THE COMPARATIVE
COINCIDENCE.
... order of probationaries . Milton , in his “ Paradise Lost , ” finely supposes the
Supreme Being vindicating his honour both on the fall of man and angels . "
Whose fault ? Whose but his own ? Ingrate 68 THE COMPARATIVE
COINCIDENCE.
Página 69
Paradise Lost , p . 69 . That stupendous operation of the Supreme Being , by
which he overthrew the power of darkness , is recorded by St. Paul to have been
the eternal purpose of the infinite and eternal God , which He purposed in himself
in ...
Paradise Lost , p . 69 . That stupendous operation of the Supreme Being , by
which he overthrew the power of darkness , is recorded by St. Paul to have been
the eternal purpose of the infinite and eternal God , which He purposed in himself
in ...
Página 103
... for when they here behold shells , insects , worms , birds , flowers , depict such
matchless proofs of the celestial Artist's skill , and cast their admiring eyes around
the rich variety spread over our terrestrial paradise by nature's bounteous hand ...
... for when they here behold shells , insects , worms , birds , flowers , depict such
matchless proofs of the celestial Artist's skill , and cast their admiring eyes around
the rich variety spread over our terrestrial paradise by nature's bounteous hand ...
Página 123
Hate , not love , nor hope Of paradise for hell , hope here to taste Of pleasure ,
but all pleasure to destroy , Save what is in destroying : other joy To me is lost .
Then let me not let pass Occasion which now smiles ; behold , alone , The
woman ...
Hate , not love , nor hope Of paradise for hell , hope here to taste Of pleasure ,
but all pleasure to destroy , Save what is in destroying : other joy To me is lost .
Then let me not let pass Occasion which now smiles ; behold , alone , The
woman ...
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Aaron altar angels appears behold blessed blood body brought called celestial cherubims Christ Christian clearly commanded conceive contained court death earth enter eternal evil Exod faith Father formed fully further give given glorious glory God's gold hand happiness hath head heart heaven heavenly highest holy place honour hope human import inhabitants Israel Jesus John king light living Lord mind Moses Mount Sinai mountain nature observation offered ordained original paradise pass perfect persons present priests probably probationary prove pure reason received region religion remarks round sanctuary Scripture separated Solomon sons spirits stone sufferings suppose symbolic tabernacle temple thee thereof things thou shalt thousand tion trees trials truth types universe unto virtue whole
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Comparative Coincidence of Reason and Scripture, Volumen1 The Comparative Coincidence of Reason and Scripture |
| Editor | Hatchard, 1832 |
| Procedencia del original | la Biblioteca Estatal de Baviera |
| Digitalizado | 13 Ene. 2010 |
| Largo | 410 páginas |
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