A Spring Day: Or, Contemplations on Several Occurrences which Naturally Strike the Eye in that Delightful Season |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 24
Page 18
The works of nature naturally lead the contemplative mind up the stream of
creation to God the fountain - head . This they did to David , and so should they
do to us . All the works which we behold shew forth his wisdom , power , and
goodness ...
The works of nature naturally lead the contemplative mind up the stream of
creation to God the fountain - head . This they did to David , and so should they
do to us . All the works which we behold shew forth his wisdom , power , and
goodness ...
Page 26
How admirably are they suited with bills ! whereas , if their mouths had been
large , and in their heads , as those of quadrupeds are , how could they then
have taken up small particles of grain from the earth , or digged insects out of the
mould ...
How admirably are they suited with bills ! whereas , if their mouths had been
large , and in their heads , as those of quadrupeds are , how could they then
have taken up small particles of grain from the earth , or digged insects out of the
mould ...
Page 32
... monarch and inhabitants that lodged within ; so the noblest senses are not
stationed low in the body , but wisely in the head , said by some to be the capital
of the soul , so that they may give timely intelligence of hurt to that rational
monarch .
... monarch and inhabitants that lodged within ; so the noblest senses are not
stationed low in the body , but wisely in the head , said by some to be the capital
of the soul , so that they may give timely intelligence of hurt to that rational
monarch .
Page 34
And though the hearing and smelling have their ports continually open , yet are
they not less secured , being stationed a good way back ; whereas , if these
intelligencers were posted entirely on the outside of the head or face , the
slightest ...
And though the hearing and smelling have their ports continually open , yet are
they not less secured , being stationed a good way back ; whereas , if these
intelligencers were posted entirely on the outside of the head or face , the
slightest ...
Page 35
cviii . 1 . What a pity is it , then , that this faculty , with which God hath so highly
distinguished man above all the other creatures on earth , should be used in
blaspheming and dishonouring Him , and in idle and trifling conversation ! In the
head ...
cviii . 1 . What a pity is it , then , that this faculty , with which God hath so highly
distinguished man above all the other creatures on earth , should be used in
blaspheming and dishonouring Him , and in idle and trifling conversation ! In the
head ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
appear beasts beautiful behold believer blessed body bring called cast Christ Christ Jesus CONTEMPLATION creation creature darkness death delight destroyed divine doth earth enemies eternal evil face faith fall Father field flesh flock flower fruit give glory God's gospel grace ground grow hand happy hath head hear heart heaven holy human infinite John kind land leaves less light live Lord manner Matt means mind morning nature ness never night observe planted pleasure poor prove Psal Psalm reason receive respect rest righteousness root saith saying seed seen shepherd sinner sins soul spiritual spring stand sweet thee thereof things thorns thou thought tion trees true turn unto wicked wisdom wise wonderful wood wrath young
Bibliographic information
| 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 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |