Jahrbücher für deutsche Theologie, Volume 5Carl Theodor A. Liebner R. Besser, 1860 - Theology |
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Page 789 - ... a description., in expressions adapted to the ideas and capacities of mankind in the earliest ages., of a series of operations , by which the Being of omnipotent wisdom and goodness adjusted and furnished the earth generally,* but, as the particular subject under consideration here, a PORTION of its surface^ for most glorious purposes...
Page 792 - Secondary and Tertiary periods was its gorgeous flora. It was emphatically the period of plants, — "of herbs yielding seed after their kind." In no other age did the world ever witness such a flora: the youth of the earth was peculiarly a green and umbrageous youth, — a youth of dusk and tangled forests, of huge pines and stately araucarians, of the reed-like calamite, the tall tree-fern, the sculptured sigillaria, and the hirsute lepidodendron.
Page 789 - This portion of the earth he conceives to have been a large part of Asia, lying between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary on the north, the Persian and Indian Seas on the south, and the high mountain ridges which run at considerable distance on their eastern and western flanks.
Page 314 - Dans le cas de divorce par consentement mutuel, aucun des deux époux ne pourra contracter un nouveau mariage que trois ans après la prononciation du divorce. 298. — Dans le cas de divorce admis en justice pour cause d'adultère, l'époux coupable ne pourra jamais se marier avec son complice.
Page 798 - In the progress of years or of centuries, we may trace the hand of cultivation spreading a new aspect over some portion of a planetary surface. Perhaps some large city, the metropolis of a mighty empire, may expand into a visible spot by the powers of some future telescope. Perhaps the glass of some observer, in a distant age, may enable him to construct the map of another world, and to lay down the surface of it in all its minute and topical varieties.
Page 798 - Perhaps some large city, the metropolis of a mighty empire, may expand into a visible spot by the powers of some future telescope. Perhaps the glass of some observer, in a distant age, may enable him to construct the map of another world, and to lay down the surface of it in all its minute and topical varieties. But there is no end of conjecture ; and to the men of other times we leave the full assurance of what we can assert with the highest probability, that yon planetary orbs are so many worlds,...
Page 798 - ... after the flush of vegetation has disappeared. In the progress of years, or of centuries, we may trace the hand of cultivation spreading a new aspect over some portion of a planetary surface. Perhaps some large city, the metropolis of a mighty empire, may expand into a visible spot by the powers of some future telescope. Perhaps the glass of some observer, in a distant age, may enable him to construct...
Page 343 - Dei reverentiam quam bencficiorum eius notitia conciliat." (Institutes I, 2, 1 ; OS III, p. 35.) * "Nunc justa fidei definitio nobis constabit si dicamus esse divinae erga nos benevolentiae firmam certamque cognitionem, quae gratuitae in Christo promissionis veritate fundata, per Spiritum sanctum et revelatur mentibus nostris et cordibus obsignatur.