The Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of the Creation: In Two Parts. Viz. The Heavenly Bodies, Elements, Meteors, Fossils, Vegetables, Animals (beasts, Birds, Fishes and Insects), More Particularly in the Body of the Earth, Its Figure, Motion, and Consistency; and in the Admirable Structure of the Bodies of Man and Other Animals; as Also in Their Generation, &c. With Answers to Some ObjectionsWilliam Innys, 1714 - 389 pages |
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... vaft Multitude of Creatures , and thofe not only fmall , but immenfly great ; the Sun and Moon , and all the Heavenly Hoft , are Effects and Proofs of His Almighty Power . The Heavens declare the Glory of God , and the Firmament fheweth ...
... vaft Multitude of Creatures , and thofe not only fmall , but immenfly great ; the Sun and Moon , and all the Heavenly Hoft , are Effects and Proofs of His Almighty Power . The Heavens declare the Glory of God , and the Firmament fheweth ...
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... vaft Numbers of small Frogs , which have been obferved to appear upon refreshing Showers , after Drought do probably proceed , fhewn in an Inftance of his own Obfervati- ons by Mr. Derham 316 , 317 of Toads found in the Heart of Timber ...
... vaft Numbers of small Frogs , which have been obferved to appear upon refreshing Showers , after Drought do probably proceed , fhewn in an Inftance of his own Obfervati- ons by Mr. Derham 316 , 317 of Toads found in the Heart of Timber ...
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... vaft Numbers of prodigiously small Injects that are bred in the Waters 373 , 374 An Objection against the Wisdom of God , in creating fuch a mul- titude of ufelefs Infects , and fome alfo noxious and pernicious to Man , and other ...
... vaft Numbers of prodigiously small Injects that are bred in the Waters 373 , 374 An Objection against the Wisdom of God , in creating fuch a mul- titude of ufelefs Infects , and fome alfo noxious and pernicious to Man , and other ...
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... vaft multitude of . different forts of Creatures , and all with adini- rable and irreprovable Art , than if he had cre- ated but a few ; for this declares the greatness and unbounded capacity of his Understanding . Again , The fame ...
... vaft multitude of . different forts of Creatures , and all with adini- rable and irreprovable Art , than if he had cre- ated but a few ; for this declares the greatness and unbounded capacity of his Understanding . Again , The fame ...
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... vaft dif- ference between Natural and Artificial Things . • Whatever is natural , beheld thro ' that appears exquifitely form'd , and adorn'd with all imagi- nable Elegancy and Beauty . There are fuch inimitable gildings in the fmalleft ...
... vaft dif- ference between Natural and Artificial Things . • Whatever is natural , beheld thro ' that appears exquifitely form'd , and adorn'd with all imagi- nable Elegancy and Beauty . There are fuch inimitable gildings in the fmalleft ...
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