...of Jesus Christ, unites all the attributes which these denominations contain, and is the pnterpoint] and over-ruling Spirit of all the energy and wisdom...differing from the gross imaginations of the vulgar relative to the ruling Power of the universe. He everywhere represents this Power as something mysteriously...

...and over-ruling Spirit of all the energy and wisdom included within the circle of existing tilings. It is important to observe that the author of the...differing from the gross imaginations of the vulgar relative to the ruling Power of the universe. He everywhere represents this Power as something mysteriously...

...moon, and the stars. He is neither the Proteus nor the Pan of the material world. But the word * God ' unites all the attributes which these denominations...wisdom included within the circle of existing things." Of these attributes generally supposed to appertain to Deity, he writes : " There is no attribute of...

...attributes which these denominations contain, and is the [interpoint] and over-ruling Spirit_of aU_the energy and wisdom included within the circle of existing...represents this Power as something mysteriously and inimitably pervading the frame of things. Nor do his doctrines practically assume any proposition which...

...imagination with the boldest imagery afforded by the human mind and the material world. Ucclesiastes had diffused a seriousness and solemnity over the...represents this Power as something mysteriously and inimitably pervading the frame of things. Nor do his doctrines practically assume any proposition which...

...term God," . . . and adds that according to the acceptation of Jesus Christ, " God is the ever-ruling Spirit of all the energy and wisdom included within the circle of existing things." By him God is represented as " the Power from which, and through which, the streams of all that is...

...scarcely two individuals of the same sect, who exercise in any degree the freedom of their judgement, or yield themselves with any candour of feeling to...this Power as something mysteriously and illimitably prevading the frame of things. Nor do his doctrines practically assume any proposition which they theoretically...

...preserves the light which is enshrined in the sun and moon and stars. He is neither the Proteus nor i the Pan of the material world. But the word God, •...represents this Power as something mysteriously and inimitably prevading the frame of things. Nor do his doctrines practically assume any proposition which...

...the material world. But the word God, •f according to the acceptation of Jesus Christ, unites -I all the attributes which these denominations contain,...this Power as something mysteriously and illimitably prevading the frame of things. Nor do his doctrines practically assume any proposition which they theoretically...

...these denominations contain, and is_the^ [interpoint] and overruling Spirit of all the energy" ancf wisdom included within the circle of.. existing things. It is important to observe that tEe"~ author of the Christian system had a conception widely differing from the gross imaginations...