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In whatever paths of science , or walks of human knowledge we tread , there is
scarcely a science , or pursuit of permanent advantage to mankind , which may
not either trace its origin to the Bible , or to which the Bible will not be found to be
a ...
In whatever paths of science , or walks of human knowledge we tread , there is
scarcely a science , or pursuit of permanent advantage to mankind , which may
not either trace its origin to the Bible , or to which the Bible will not be found to be
a ...
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But while the nature of the case might convince us that language is of divine
origin , when we look into the Mosaic history , that conviction must be confirmed .
There we learn that the laws given to our first parents were given through the ...
But while the nature of the case might convince us that language is of divine
origin , when we look into the Mosaic history , that conviction must be confirmed .
There we learn that the laws given to our first parents were given through the ...
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Goguet , in his Origin of Laws , Arts and Sciences , remarks , that “ the
comparison of the Phænician and Greek Alphabets would alone be sufficient to
convince us of this . It is visible that the Greek characters are only the Phænician
letters ...
Goguet , in his Origin of Laws , Arts and Sciences , remarks , that “ the
comparison of the Phænician and Greek Alphabets would alone be sufficient to
convince us of this . It is visible that the Greek characters are only the Phænician
letters ...
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The leading authors to which I have had access on this general subject are
Winder's History of Knowledge — Goguet's Origin of Laws – Dugald Stewari's
Dissertation prefixed to the Encyclopædia Britannica — the Edinburgh Review for
1836 ...
The leading authors to which I have had access on this general subject are
Winder's History of Knowledge — Goguet's Origin of Laws – Dugald Stewari's
Dissertation prefixed to the Encyclopædia Britannica — the Edinburgh Review for
1836 ...
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Is not the only answer to this question found in the fact , that the origin of the art is
to be attributed to God himself , and that he was the original instructor of Moses
during the forty days in ' which he was upon the mount ? It would be natural to ...
Is not the only answer to this question found in the fact , that the origin of the art is
to be attributed to God himself , and that he was the original instructor of Moses
during the forty days in ' which he was upon the mount ? It would be natural to ...
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| Title | The Obligations of the World to the Bible: A Series of Lectures to Young Men |
| Author | Gardiner Spring |
| Publisher | M. W. Dodd, 1854 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 31 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 326 pages |
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