 | Vicesimus Knox - 1804 - 352 lehte
..." ENERGY of divine knowledge displays itself in purified " souls, the true n-«'•» A/o3-sioK*. " To seek our divinity merely in books and writings,...his truth " too often is not so much enshrined as intombed. No ; " intra te quxre Deum; seek for God within thine own " soul. He is best discerned t... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1804 - 350 lehte
..." ENERGY of divine knowledge displays itself in purified " souls, the true nt?«>» AA»S-««5*. " To seek our divinity merely in books and writings,...in " vain seek God, many times, in these, where his troth u too often is not so much enshrined as intombed. No; " intra te quare Deum; seek for God within... | |
 | 1806 - 502 lehte
...verbal description ; as all things of sense and life, are best known by sentient and vital faculties. To seek our divinity merely in books and writings,...seek the living among the dead. We do but in vain * Mr. John Smith, Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, who died 1652. seek God many times in these,... | |
 | 1825 - 512 lehte
...philosophy speaks, the land of truth. To- seek our divinity merely in books and writings, is " to-.Seek the living among the dead :" we do but in vain seek...in these where his truth too often is not so much enshriVOL. vin. 16 ned as entombed. No, seek for God within thine own soul. He is best discerned by... | |
 | 1845 - 694 lehte
...suffering after preaching, and always the labour of prayer to crown the whole with success. — Gurnal. To seek our divinity merely in books and writings,...truth too often is not so much enshrined as entombed. — John Smith. May I be taught to remember, that all other studies are merely subservient to the great... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1824 - 556 lehte
...but expression. t The soil in which TRUTH grows and flourishes, or the basis on which truth stands. "To seek our divinity merely in books and writings,...where his truth too often is not so much enshrined as intombed. No ; intra te quare Deurn ; seek for God within thine own soul. He is best discerned,* voepa... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1824 - 564 lehte
...flourishes, or the basis on which truth stands. "To seek our divinity merely in books ancLwritings, is to seek the living among the dead. We do but in...where his truth too often is not so much enshrined, as intombed. No ; infra te quaere Deum ; seek for God within thine own soul. He is best discerned,* voe/>?... | |
 | 1824 - 744 lehte
...article. We take it from the shelf, and open it at the following sentence. " To seek our divinity meerly in books and writings, is to seek the living among the dead : we do but in rain geek God many times in thcee, where his truth too often is not so much nuhrin'd ю entomb'd ;... | |
 | 1825 - 502 lehte
...Here we shall find the true irsaiov oXïiâEia?, as the ancient philosophy speaks, the land of truth. To seek our divinity merely in books and writings,...in these where his truth too often is not so much enshriVOL. vin. 16 ned as entombed. No, seek for God within thine own soul. He is best discerned by... | |
 | 1825 - 516 lehte
...find the true •n&sv or,Xj&siaj, as the ancient philosophy speaks, the land of truth. To seek oar divinity merely in books and writings, is " to seek...times in these where his truth too often is not so mu6h enshri16 ned as entombed. No, seek for God within thine own sou/. He is best discerned by art... | |
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To seek our Divinity merely in books and writings, is to seek the living among the dead. We do but in vain seek God many times in these, where His Truth too often is not so much enshrined as entombed. No. Intro, te quaere Deum, seek for God within thine... 
