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Excerpt from Hours Among the Gospels: Or Wayside Truths From the Life of Our LordTwo musical notes produce a higher effect when sounding in harmony, than when heard singly in succession. Two slightly different views of the same scene, blended in the stereoscope, give a single view far more life-like than that which either pre sents when seen by itself.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books....
Excerpt from Redemption's Dawn, or Biographical Studies in the Old Testament History and Prophecy: In Eleven LecturesWhat is true in case of countries and people, may be true in intellectual matters. The writer well remembers the de light with which he regarded the subject of Biblical History arid Prophecy, when, in its aspects as a science, it first opened to his View. So many former impressions at once vanished.About the PublisherForgotten B...
Excerpt from Hours Among the Gospels: Or Wayside Truths From the Life of Our Lord
Two musical notes produce a higher effect when sounding in harmony, than when heard singly in succession. Two slightly different views of the same scene, blended in the stereoscope, give a single view far more life-like than that which either presents when seen by itself.
Thus two separated portions of Divine truth are sometimes found to be so remarkably relate...
Excerpt from Redemption's Dawn, or Biographical Studies in the Old Testament History and Prophecy: In Eleven Lectures
First impressions have a value. Entering a strange country, every thing peculiar in its appearance, and in the manners and fashions of its people, is presented with a vividness never afterwards produced, and we are at the moment better qualified to give a description of the country and people, correct in certain particulars, t...
