A Commentary On the book of Genesis for the Use of Readers of the English Versio
A Commentary On the book of Genesis for the Use of Readers of the English Versio
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(2) It is inadequate ; for it speaks of only three successions of organized existence, while Geology discloses as many as there are strata. (3) It is incorrect. We find the seas throughout the entire Palaeozoic period abound- ing with life, including animals of all the principal 1 H. . Miller, Test, of the Rochs, pp. 174—191. I. Ii. 3. ] PREFATORY. 9^ divisions, and even some of the reptile order ; and yet, according to this scheme, this period should exhibit only the specimens of tlie vegetabl...e king- dom. And, on the other liand, it is only late in the period, and after the appearance of animal life, that we trace the fossil remains of vegetable life. (4) According to it the scriptural account would pass over unnoticed the creation of most, if not all, of the animals and plants of tlie present world, Jn_order_to_inentiQn the creation of the different ^peciesjdiich jpmshed before man's creation. For as very few, if any, of those now existing were contemporaneous with those buried in the strata, they must have been created subsequently and on the sixth day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2) It is inadequate ; for it speaks of only three successions of organized existence, while Geology discloses as many as there are strata. (3) It is incorrect. We find the seas throughout the entire Palaeozoic period abound- ing with life, including animals of all the principal 1 H. . Miller, Test, of the Rochs, pp. 174—191. I. Ii. 3. ] PREFATORY. 9^ divisions, and even some of the reptile order ; and yet, according to this scheme, this period should exhibit only the specimens of tlie vegetabl...e king- dom. And, on the other liand, it is only late in the period, and after the appearance of animal life, that we trace the fossil remains of vegetable life. (4) According to it the scriptural account would pass over unnoticed the creation of most, if not all, of the animals and plants of tlie present world, Jn_order_to_inentiQn the creation of the different ^peciesjdiich jpmshed before man's creation. For as very few, if any, of those now existing were contemporaneous with those buried in the strata, they must have been created subsequently and on the sixth day.
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