 | Nathanael Culverwel - 1857 - 372 lehte
...very excellently, ' Eight reason,' says he, ' is that fixed and unshaken law, not writ on perishing paper by the hand or pen of a creature, nor graven like a dead letter upon lifeless and decaying pillars, but written with the point of a diamond, nay, with the finger of God... | |
 | Ezra Hall Gillett - 1874 - 440 lehte
...forbidding, etc. Philo, too, makes right reason " that fixed and unshaken law, not writ in perishing paper by the hand or pen of a creature, nor graven like a dead letter upon lifeless and decaying pillars, but written with the point of a diamond, nay, with the finger of God... | |
 | 1884 - 934 lehte
...written, but born." Philo describes that " fixed and unshaken law, not written on perishable parchment by the hand or pen of a creature, nor graven like a dead letter upon lifeless and decaying pillars, but written with the point of a diamond — nay, with the finger of... | |
 | Benjamin Whichcote, John Smith, Nathanael Culverwel - 1901 - 380 lehte
...in perishing paper by the Hand, or Pen of a Creature, nor graven like a dead letter upon livelesse, and decaying Pillars; but written with the point of a Diamond, nay, with the finger of God himself in the heart of man.' A Deity gave it an Imprimatur; and an eternal Spiritgrav'd it in an immortal... | |
 | Benjamin Whichcote - 1901 - 388 lehte
...aOavaT<a Siavota TwrwOfk. ' Right reason (saith he) is that fix'd, and unshaken Law, not writ in perishing paper by the Hand, or Pen of a Creature, nor graven like a dead letter upon livelesse, and decaying Pillars ; but written with the point of a Diamond, nay, with the ringer of... | |
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Creature, nor graven like a dead letter upon livelesse, and decaying Pillars; but written with the point of a Diamond, nay, with the finger of God himself in the heart of man. 