...botanift, an expert navigator, an adept in natural hiftory, &c. &c. in a word he knows every thing in the heavens above» in the earth beneath, and in the waters under the earth. This aftonifhing perfonage meets on the banks of the Amazon, with a certain Frcmon and his wife, who...

...more open to observation, and familiar to our senses, but also far more impressive than those which the intellectual or the moral world presents to our...every where, ' in the heavens above, in the earth benealli, and in the waters under the earth.' If Ray, therefore, Derham, and Paley, chose to confine...

...more prolific than the king of beasts; while the sprat and the herring swam in shoals of millions. In the heavens above, in the earth beneath, and in the waters under the earth, the same law appeared universally to prevail. Every branch of literature was subject to its operation,...

...beholding vanity. Behold Cnrist who is the chief among ten thousand, and altogether lovely, in the heaven above, in the earth beneath, and in the waters under the earth. There is presented to us wonder after wonder, but behold now the wonders of redeeming love. When God...

...more open to observation, and familiar to our senses, but also far more impressive than those which the intellectual or the moral world presents to our...went no farther, we have no right to insinuate that Derham believed — (for our author says, that he wrote as if he believed) — that ' the heavens alone...

...more open to observation, and familiar to our senses, but also far more impressive than those which the intellectual or the moral world presents to our...waters under the earth.' If Ray, therefore, Derham, andPaley, chose to confine their attention to physical nature, though we may regret that they went...

...more open to observation, and familiar to our senses, but also far more impressive than those which the intellectual or the moral world presents to our...in the waters under the earth.' If Ray, therefore, Derhain, and Paley, chose to confine their attention to physical nature, though we may regret that...

...is that " heavenly harmony " first heard, when " this universal frame began." All things in heaven above, in the earth beneath, and in the waters under the earth, confess her providence and her power.f " Continue has LEGES, aeternaque fcedera certis Imposuit Natura...

...also one with the Father and the Son, blessed for evermore, world without end. 3. God is glorious — In the heavens above, in the earth beneath, and in the waters under the earth. As the Father of the Universe, as the Redeemer of mankind, or as the sanctifying, and preserving, and...

...generations of the Word of God, the divine truth, as it begets images and likenesses of the divine good " in the heavens above, in the earth beneath, and in the waters under the earth," invariably produces a series of trines. Consequently, in the Lord's fulfilling every jot and tittle...