| Isaac Taylor - Enthusiasm - 1829 - 330 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labour ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which,...practical wisdom for its guidance, shall essay new labours — we say not perplexities and perils — in the service of God, who by such instruments chooses to... | |
| Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) - 416 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labors ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which...other of His works declares the wisdom of the Creator — shall stand up anew from the dust of dissolution, with freshened powers, and, with a store of hard-earned... | |
| Isaac Taylor - Enthusiasm - 1830 - 354 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labour ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which,...practical wisdom for its guidance, shall essay new labours—we say not perplexities and perils—in the service of God, who by such instruments chooses... | |
| Bela Bates Edwards - Readers - 1832 - 338 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labor ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which,...practical wisdom for its guidance, shall essay new labors—we say not perplexities and perils—in the service of God, who, by such instruments, chooses... | |
| Isaac Taylor - Enthusiasm - 1834 - 314 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labour, ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which,...of its first preparation, shall stand up anew from tbedusl of dissolution, and then, with freshened powers, and with a store of hard-earned and practical... | |
| Isaac Taylor - Enthusiasm - 1834 - 312 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labour, ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which, beyond any other of Hia works, declares the svisdom of the Creator, and which, under His guidance, is now passing the season... | |
| Chandos Leigh - English poetry - 1839 - 430 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labour, ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. " This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which...is now passing the season of its first preparation, will stand up anew from the dust of dissolution, and then with freshened powers, and with a store of... | |
| Isaac Taylor - Enthusiasm - 1844 - 300 pages
...individuals in the very prime of their fitness for useful labour ceases to be impenetrably mysterious. This excellent mechanism of matter and mind, which,...freshened powers, and with a store of hard-earned practical wisdom for its guidance, shall essay new labours — we say not perplexities and perils,... | |
| Black race - 1857 - 328 pages
...explained. It harmonizes with the Gospel, which teaches, that this "excellent mechanism of mind and matter, which, beyond any other of His works, declares the...freshened powers, and with a store of hard-earned practical wisdom for its guidance, shall essay new labors — we say not perplexities and perils, —... | |
| Edwin Davies (D.D.) - 1861 - 286 pages
...irrational and inconsistent. "This excellent mechanism of matter and mind," observes Isaac Taylor, " which, beyond any other of His works, declares the...freshened powers, and with a store of hard-earned practical wisdom for its guidance, shall essay new labours—we say not perplexities and perils—in... | |
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