New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 121Henry Colburn, 1882 |
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Page 103
... Divine Character in nature , and the imitation of that charac- ter when discovered . That particular embodiment of Eternal Christian Truth in a historic form , which is the Interpreter of the ways of God to Western Civilisation , is ...
... Divine Character in nature , and the imitation of that charac- ter when discovered . That particular embodiment of Eternal Christian Truth in a historic form , which is the Interpreter of the ways of God to Western Civilisation , is ...
Page 108
... Divine jugdments , for moral offences or for ceremonial neglect ; but simply the inevitable and inexorable effect , of wilful or ignorant neglect of nature's laws . This at last is happily almost recognised and side by side with its ...
... Divine jugdments , for moral offences or for ceremonial neglect ; but simply the inevitable and inexorable effect , of wilful or ignorant neglect of nature's laws . This at last is happily almost recognised and side by side with its ...
Page 220
... Divine manifestations in nature , are con- firmed in the negative sense by the further circumstance that in every single instance , without exception , in which it has been possible to test them , they have been proved to be untrue ...
... Divine manifestations in nature , are con- firmed in the negative sense by the further circumstance that in every single instance , without exception , in which it has been possible to test them , they have been proved to be untrue ...
Contents
CALLANDER CRAGS By Rosa Mackenzie Kettle | 53 |
GREAT COMPANIES AND TRADING | 71 |
FARMER AND PARSON | 128 |
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