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...and wonders of the creation, may be classed the regularities of times, and seasons. Immediatelyafter the flood, the sacred promise was made to man, that...obedience to that promise, the rotation is constantly presentmg us with some useful and agreeable alteration; and all the pleasing novelty of life arises...

...1. jn^MONG the great blessings and wdnders of thecreation, may be classed the regularities of times, and seasons. Immediately after the flood, the sacred promise was made to man, that seed time and harvest, cold and heat, summer ami winter, day and night, should continue to the very...

...t. AMONG the great blessings and wonders of the creation, may be classed the regularities" of times and seasons. Immediately after the flood, the sacred...continue to the very end of all things. Accordingly, in obedienceb to that promise^ the rotation is- constantly pre-. senting us with some useful and agreeable...

...Seasons. AMONG the great blessings and wonders of the creation, may be classed the regularities of times, and seasons. Immediately after the flood, the sacred...harvest, cold and heat, summer* and winter, day and Might, should continue to the very e<wi of all things. Accordingly, in obedience- to that promise,...

...classed the regularities of times', and seasons Immediately after the flood', the sacred promise was madf to man', that seed-time' and harvest*, cold' and heat*,...winter*, day* and night', should continue to the very end orall things*. Accordingly', in obedience to that promise', the rotation is constantly presenting us...

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...the rain of thy land powder and dust.' This cannot be said of the land we inhabit, in which we see seed-time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, following each other in regular succession. Neither can I reconcile with the notion of a land that...