 Were but our minds thus fixed and our intentions regulated, everything would strangely contribute to our edification. We should study the volume of Nature with profit, and every line in that large book would tend to our instruction. The very smallest,...  The Home of the Seven Devils - Sayfa 131Horace Wykeham Can Newte tarafından - 1914 - 404 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | 1847 - 180 sayfa
...thing would strangely contribute to our edification. We should study the volume of nature with profit, and every line in that large book would tend to our...instruction. The very smallest, and, in common esteem, the most despicable creature would represent, as in a glass, the goodness of God to us. And the reason... | |
 | John Minter Morgan - 1849 - 250 sayfa
...by themselves to make the whole. This character, in which piety and benevolence, upon all occasions, smallest, and, in common esteem, most despicable creature...represent, as in a glass, the goodness of God to us. And the reason why these things are seen with so useless speculation, is because our minds are not... | |
 | John Minter Morgan - 1850 - 244 sayfa
...by themselves to make the whole. This character, in which piety and benevolence, upon all occasions, smallest, and, in common esteem, most despicable creature...represent, as in a glass, the goodness of God to us. And the reason why these things are seen with so useless speculation, is because our minds are not... | |
 | 1865 - 410 sayfa
...thing would strangely contribute to our edification. We should study the volume of nature with profit, and every line in that large book would tend to our...represent, as in. a glass, the goodness of God to us. And the reason why these things are seen with such useless speculation is, because our minds are not... | |
 | Thomas (à Kempis) - 1888 - 328 sayfa
...everything would strangely contribute to our edification. We should study the volume of Nature with profit, and every line in that large book would tend to our...represent, as in a glass, the goodness of God to us. And the reason why these things are seen with so useless speculation is because our minds are not rightly... | |
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