10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCONCEIVABLY»
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Earth ) must necestarily beget in us highest esteem, admiration, and adoration of
God, and his divine Excellencies, his Power, Wifedorh and Goodness : For what
a Power must that be ( how unconceivably great both intensively and extensively
...
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The Works of Dr. Isaac Barrow: Sermons
... or by a long course and tenor of life, compounded and complicated of actions
in number and kind unconceivably various : it de- pendeth not only on external
visible behavior, but on the practice of close retirements, and occult motions of
soul ...
Isaac Barrow, Thomas Smart Hughes, 1830
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The works. Published by John Tillotson
What a Wisdom must that be, how unconceivably large and penetrant, that could
contrive such an innumerable number of creatures (the artifice, which appears ia
one, in the least of which doth so far transcend our conceit) could digest them so
...
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The works of the learned Isaac Barrow ...
What a Wisdom must that be, how unconceivably large and penetrant, that could
contrive such an innumerable number of creatures (the artifice, which appears in
one, in the least of which doth so far transcend our conceit) could digest them so
...
Isaac Barrow, John Tillotson, Abraham Hill, 1700
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Works: Containing All the Sermons, Discourses & Tracts ...
The answer is easy, their Bodies will be the fame and yet unconceivably different
; in respect to their Jubftance, and general figure, the same as now ; but
unconceivably changed, and improved, in their Qualities ; spiritual, glorious,
powerful, ...
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Works of the Rev. John Howe, M.A.: With Memoirs of His Life
... his essence in the highest heaven, (as some are wont to speak,) would they
not confess it were a meaner and much lower thought to suppose that presence
circumscribed within the so unconceivably narrower limits as the walls of a house
?
... (as some are wont to speak,) would they not confess it were a meaner and
much lower thought to suppose that presence circumscribed within the so
unconceivably narrower limits as the walls of a house 1 If they would pretend to
ascribe to ...
John Howe, Edmund Calamy, 1835
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The Sermons and Expository Treatises of Isaac Barrow: With a ...
... wisdom, and goodness : for what a power must that be (how unconceivably
great, both intensively and extensively , must it be !) which could so expeditely
and easily rear such a stupendously vast frame 1 vast beyond the reach of our
sense, ...
Isaac Barrow, James Hamilton, 1839
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The works of Isaac Barrow
The belief thereof must necessarily beget in us the highest esteem, admiration,
and adoration of God and his excellencies. What a power must that be (how
unconceivably great, both intensively and extensively !) that could erect so
speedily, ...
Isaac Barrow, Abraham Hill, James Hamilton, 1845
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The works of the Rev. John Howe ...
... (as some are wont to speak,) would they not confess it were a meaner and
much lower thought to suppose that presence circumscribed within the so
unconceivably narrower limits as the walls of a house 1 If they would pretend to
ascribe to ...
John Howe, Edmund Calamy, 1838
