The Spectator, Svazek 8Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 133
... existence were not once actually prefent , and confe- quently may be reached by a certain number of years- applied to it . We may afcend as high as we please , • and employ our being to that eternity which is to ⚫ come , in adding ...
... existence were not once actually prefent , and confe- quently may be reached by a certain number of years- applied to it . We may afcend as high as we please , • and employ our being to that eternity which is to ⚫ come , in adding ...
Strana 134
... existence , could not have exifted from eternity . · Fourthly , That this Eternal Being must therefore be the great author of nature , " the Ancient of Days , " who being at an infinite diftance in his perfections from all finite and ...
... existence , could not have exifted from eternity . · Fourthly , That this Eternal Being must therefore be the great author of nature , " the Ancient of Days , " who being at an infinite diftance in his perfections from all finite and ...
Strana 135
... existence with relation to time or duration is in- finitely different from the existence of any of his crea- tures , and confequently that it is impoflible for us to frame any adequate conceptions of it . 6 6 In the first revelation ...
... existence with relation to time or duration is in- finitely different from the existence of any of his crea- tures , and confequently that it is impoflible for us to frame any adequate conceptions of it . 6 6 In the first revelation ...
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