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... Genesis , and which conveys to us the history of the creation of the earth and of man ; that event reaching back to an extent of nearly six thou- sand years from the present time at the lowest compu- tation , and to a period of four ...
... Genesis , and which conveys to us the history of the creation of the earth and of man ; that event reaching back to an extent of nearly six thou- sand years from the present time at the lowest compu- tation , and to a period of four ...
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... Genesis , the creation of the earth and of man appear to be represented as so nearly coin- cident , that any discoveries indicative of a very great disparity in this respect ; any researches into the in- terior of the globe , that may ...
... Genesis , the creation of the earth and of man appear to be represented as so nearly coin- cident , that any discoveries indicative of a very great disparity in this respect ; any researches into the in- terior of the globe , that may ...
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... Genesis , " Let us make man in our image , " is equally ap- plicable to both covenants , and marks the consistency of the whole ; the same economy ( i . e . of a triune God ) which appeared in the works of creation and nature , being ...
... Genesis , " Let us make man in our image , " is equally ap- plicable to both covenants , and marks the consistency of the whole ; the same economy ( i . e . of a triune God ) which appeared in the works of creation and nature , being ...
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... and Dionysius , whose works are well known , and from whom we have certainly derived as much geographical knowledge as could at that time be supplied , and it seems , as far as Strabo is con- 44 ON THE BOOK OF GENESIS . cerned , to.
... and Dionysius , whose works are well known , and from whom we have certainly derived as much geographical knowledge as could at that time be supplied , and it seems , as far as Strabo is con- 44 ON THE BOOK OF GENESIS . cerned , to.
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... Genesis . The most surprising , and yet the most credible book extant , all things considered , more credible certainly from the very extraordinary confirmation it received from our Saviour and his apostles , the apostle to the Gentiles ...
... Genesis . The most surprising , and yet the most credible book extant , all things considered , more credible certainly from the very extraordinary confirmation it received from our Saviour and his apostles , the apostle to the Gentiles ...
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