Lectures on Jewish Antiquities: Delivered at Harvard University in Cambridge, A.D. 1802 & 1803W. Hilliard and E. Lincoln, 1807 - 364 pages |
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... animal and vegetable creation for his service did not rest the property and jurisdiction of it in him only , but was intended as a common grant to the human race . But if we admitted that Adam pos- sessed such authority , this would not ...
... animal and vegetable creation for his service did not rest the property and jurisdiction of it in him only , but was intended as a common grant to the human race . But if we admitted that Adam pos- sessed such authority , this would not ...
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... animals , and even inanimate forms , yea , adored brutes and images themselves ; the second commandment of the Mosaic law expressly shuts out this degrading practice ; and the whole Jewish con- stitution holds up an intelligent ...
... animals , and even inanimate forms , yea , adored brutes and images themselves ; the second commandment of the Mosaic law expressly shuts out this degrading practice ; and the whole Jewish con- stitution holds up an intelligent ...
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... animals and fruits of the The origin of sacrifices has been greatly dis- earth . puted . Some have supposed that mankind in their early and uncultivated state would naturally offer to their divine Benefactor a part of his own gifts ...
... animals and fruits of the The origin of sacrifices has been greatly dis- earth . puted . Some have supposed that mankind in their early and uncultivated state would naturally offer to their divine Benefactor a part of his own gifts ...
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... animals would be grateful or conciliatory to the infinite Spirit ? Could Cain and Abel infer this from the effect of gifts on men , at a period when both man and gifts were but beginning to exist ? Besides , if these two brothers both ...
... animals would be grateful or conciliatory to the infinite Spirit ? Could Cain and Abel infer this from the effect of gifts on men , at a period when both man and gifts were but beginning to exist ? Besides , if these two brothers both ...
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... animals , which God had appointed , human sacrifices grew into use ; and it became no uncommon thing in several countries for parents to sacrifice their children . Not on- ly the matter but the object of sacrifices was also chang ...
... animals , which God had appointed , human sacrifices grew into use ; and it became no uncommon thing in several countries for parents to sacrifice their children . Not on- ly the matter but the object of sacrifices was also chang ...
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