The Human Body And Its Connection With Man Illustrated By the Principal Organs
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335 conscience in a real universe of God. Divine Truth in the letter is this reality, apart from which our faculties would be baseless visions ; for humanity can as little exist with- out the spiritual world, as animals can exist without space. But the office of the letter is, to contain and manifest the spirit. And in order that we may dwell within it, it is like us in its form ; plain also in its Gospel face, dark with brightness round its Apocalyptic head, vocal to all souls in its Psalms, c...lothed with mystery in its Prophecies ; and its feet being immoveable, we do not see the ground on which it stands.
CHAPTER VI.
THE HUMAN FORM.
HITHERTO we have contemplated the human body in par- cels and fractions, and have come gradually down into the world from the brain to the skin, or from the centre to the circumference. We have seen that the animation of the body depends upon the brain, and comprises both a living motion, and a living eradiation of spirit to every part *of the system. We have seen that the force of the body de- pends upon the lungs ; that the play of life is brought about by the breathing ; that alternation by this way enters the frame, gives it motion and rest, and makes it the in- strument of an ever- varying progress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
335 conscience in a real universe of God. Divine Truth in the letter is this reality, apart from which our faculties would be baseless visions ; for humanity can as little exist with- out the spiritual world, as animals can exist without space. But the office of the letter is, to contain and manifest the spirit. And in order that we may dwell within it, it is like us in its form ; plain also in its Gospel face, dark with brightness round its Apocalyptic head, vocal to all souls in its Psalms, c...lothed with mystery in its Prophecies ; and its feet being immoveable, we do not see the ground on which it stands.
CHAPTER VI.
THE HUMAN FORM.
HITHERTO we have contemplated the human body in par- cels and fractions, and have come gradually down into the world from the brain to the skin, or from the centre to the circumference. We have seen that the animation of the body depends upon the brain, and comprises both a living motion, and a living eradiation of spirit to every part *of the system. We have seen that the force of the body de- pends upon the lungs ; that the play of life is brought about by the breathing ; that alternation by this way enters the frame, gives it motion and rest, and makes it the in- strument of an ever- varying progress.
What to read after The Human Body And Its Connection With Man Illustrated By the Principal Organs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James John Garth Wilkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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