 | 1818 - 582 str.
...everlasting beatitude, after their departure from this world. Hence no vision can approach him; no language can describe him; no intellectual power can...ancient spiritual parents have thus explained him to us. If you, [continu«« the Spiritual Parent,] from what I have staled, suppose and say, that " I know... | |
 | 1818 - 708 str.
...everlasting beatitude after their departure from this world. 3d. Hence no vision can approach him, no language can describe him, no intellectual power can...ancient spiritual parents have thus explained him tons: •I tli. He alone, who has never been described by language, and who directs language to its... | |
 | 1818 - 550 str.
...after their departure from this world. Hence no vision can approach him; no language can describe hiui; no intellectual power can compass or determine him. We know nothing of how the Supreme Being xhould be explained : lie is beyond all that is within the reach of comprehension, and also beyond... | |
 | 1819 - 792 str.
...everlasting beatitude, after their departure from this world. " 3d, Hence no vision can approach him; no language can describe him ; no intellectual power...nature, which is above conception. Our ancient spiritual parente have thus explained him to us. " 4th, He alone, who lias never been described by language,... | |
 | 1819 - 782 str.
...everlasting beatitude, after their departure from this world. " 3d, Hence no vision can approach him; no language can describe him ; no intellectual power...beyond nature, which is above conception. Our ancient tpirilual parentt have thus explained him to us. " 4th, He alone, who has never been described by language,... | |
 | Noah Worcester, Henry Ware - 1823 - 510 str.
...conceptions as the following savour of a source more remote and pure. ' No vision can approach him ; no language can describe him ; no intellectual power can compass or determine him. We know nothing ol' how the Supreme Being should be explained: He is beyond all that is within the reach of comprehension,... | |
 | 1823 - 580 str.
...conceptions as the following savour of a source more remote and pure. ' No vision can approach him ; no language can describe him ; no intellectual power can compass or determine him. We kuow nothing of how the Supreme Being should be explained : He is beyond all that is within the reach... | |
 | 1824 - 382 str.
...everlasting beatitude, after their departure from this world "3d. Hence no vision can approach him; no language can describe him; no intellectual power can...also beyond nature, which is above conception. Our aneient spiritual parents have thus explained him to us. "4th. He alone, who has never been described... | |
 | Raja Rammohun Roy - 1824 - 824 str.
...the real nature and attributes of God. Kenopunishud, ver. 3 : " Hence no vision can approach him, no language can describe him, no intellectual power can compass or determine him ; we know nothing how the Supreme Being should be explained," &c. It also represents God sometimes in a manner familiar... | |
 | Rammohun Roy (Raja) - 1832 - 306 str.
...Cenopanishad : " Hence no vision can " approach him ; no language can describe him ; no in" tellectual power can compass or determine him. We " know nothing...Supreme Being should be " explained : He is beyond nature, which is above com" prehension : our ancient spiritual parents have thus " explained Him to... | |
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Hence no vision can approach him, no language can describe him, no intellectual power can compass or determine him. We know nothing of how the Supreme Being should be explained : he is beyond all that is within the reach of comprehension, and also beyond... 
