The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, 1. cilt

acquire ages Almighty amidst animal appear astronomy beauty behold benevolence body Carthaginians celestial character Christian church connected considered contemplate creation Creator death Deity delight directed displayed dispositions distant diversified divine divine empire doctrines earth effects enjoyment eternal evil exer exercise exhibited existence facts faculties feel felicity future world globe glory happiness harmony heart heaven holy idea idolatry ignorance illustrate immense important improvement infinite inhabitants intel intellectual intelligent Jehovah Jupiter knowledge lacteal laws lence light Lord Lord Byron mankind ment millions ministers of religion misery moral moral universe motion nations nature never objects omnipotence operations passions perceive perfection persons philosophers planets pleasure present principles produce racter ranks reason regions relation religion requisite revelation riety scene Scripture society soul species spirit sublime suppose Supreme Intelligence tain thou thousand tion tribes truth universe variety whole wisdom