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... majestic ladder , the rounds of which thou hast so elegantly described , may all
ascend to contemplate , not only the God of Nature , but also the God of Grace ,
the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ , by whom the worlds were made .
... majestic ladder , the rounds of which thou hast so elegantly described , may all
ascend to contemplate , not only the God of Nature , but also the God of Grace ,
the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ , by whom the worlds were made .
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Struck with amazement at the infinite greatness , glory , and transcendent
goodness , of the Lord God his Maker , the Creator of heaven and earth , and the
bounties of creation , would not he , for some considerable time , be lost in
gratefully ...
Struck with amazement at the infinite greatness , glory , and transcendent
goodness , of the Lord God his Maker , the Creator of heaven and earth , and the
bounties of creation , would not he , for some considerable time , be lost in
gratefully ...
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cise these talents for the glory of his Creator , and the good of creation ;
consequently , we find , from the sacred page , the Lord God filling his hands with
suitable employment , by placing him in the garden of Eden , for the purpose of
dressing ...
cise these talents for the glory of his Creator , and the good of creation ;
consequently , we find , from the sacred page , the Lord God filling his hands with
suitable employment , by placing him in the garden of Eden , for the purpose of
dressing ...
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But , blessed be the Lord , though , in consequence of the fall , he said man
should eat bread in the sweat of his face , he did not say he should eat it in the
blood thereof , which doubtless would oft have been the case if this had been the
form ...
But , blessed be the Lord , though , in consequence of the fall , he said man
should eat bread in the sweat of his face , he did not say he should eat it in the
blood thereof , which doubtless would oft have been the case if this had been the
form ...
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And do not the different species of animals , which inhabit air , earth , and water ,
all proclaim the wisdom and goodness of their and our almighty Lord ? The fowls
, destined to fly in the open firmament of heaven , are all provided with wings ...
And do not the different species of animals , which inhabit air , earth , and water ,
all proclaim the wisdom and goodness of their and our almighty Lord ? The fowls
, destined to fly in the open firmament of heaven , are all provided with wings ...
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| Title | A Spring Day: Or, Contemplations on Several Occurrences which Naturally Strike the Eye in that Delightful Season |
| Author | James Fisher |
| Edition | 5 |
| Publisher | Author, 1819 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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