A Series of Pamphlets
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Question — " If he be like man, his legs must be the organs of motion ; if not, vyhat purpose do they serve ? If they are, are they gC|od for walking through th^ air as well as on land ? Or has he wings, or how ? or some organ ffif ,ino;tipn we have not got ?, Aaid if we haye not trot this organ, how can we be created, to his image and , likeness, supposing the resemblance in every thing ?" Answer. — The resemhlance between man and God has reference, as we have al- rea4y observed, to the shape ...or figure ; other qualities may or may not resemble each other. Man has legs, so has God, as is; evident, from his appearance to Abraham.
Man walks-with bis legs, so does God sometimes, as is evident from his going with Abraham toyvards Sodom. God, can i)ot only walk, but he can move up pr down through the air without using his legs as in the process of walking. (See Gen, xvij.
22 ; also xi. 5 ; also x.kxv. 13.) — " A man wrestled with Ja,cpb until the breaking of day ;" after which, Jacob says — " I have seen God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Question — " If he be like man, his legs must be the organs of motion ; if not, vyhat purpose do they serve ? If they are, are they gC|od for walking through th^ air as well as on land ? Or has he wings, or how ? or some organ ffif ,ino;tipn we have not got ?, Aaid if we haye not trot this organ, how can we be created, to his image and , likeness, supposing the resemblance in every thing ?" Answer. — The resemhlance between man and God has reference, as we have al- rea4y observed, to the shape ...or figure ; other qualities may or may not resemble each other. Man has legs, so has God, as is; evident, from his appearance to Abraham.
Man walks-with bis legs, so does God sometimes, as is evident from his going with Abraham toyvards Sodom. God, can i)ot only walk, but he can move up pr down through the air without using his legs as in the process of walking. (See Gen, xvij.
22 ; also xi. 5 ; also x.kxv. 13.) — " A man wrestled with Ja,cpb until the breaking of day ;" after which, Jacob says — " I have seen God.
What to read after A Series of Pamphlets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo Sgn to read onlineMoreLess
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