The Truths of Religion
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) The internal evidences are yet only in their first rudi- ments, the extent which they may possibly embrace can scarcely as yet be indicated. They must ever increase, the more that we know of God, of nature, and of the mind.
X. After enumerating the various sources of evidence, from testimony, from prophecy, from the analogy between nature and revelation, from the adaptation of revelation to the mind of man, and from the harmony of the Divine character as displayed in the Scriptures ; there st...ill re- mains an immense mass of evidence, which, as it does not strictly fall under any of these heads, we have named the miscellaneous. It is famished, as a new and additional evidence from all the other evidences, and is, of course» more complex and diversified. Breaking in upon us, as it does from every part, it would be difficult to distinguish or comprehend it under any sub-divisions ; its proofs are too numerous to be summed up, and too various to be classed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The internal evidences are yet only in their first rudi- ments, the extent which they may possibly embrace can scarcely as yet be indicated. They must ever increase, the more that we know of God, of nature, and of the mind.
X. After enumerating the various sources of evidence, from testimony, from prophecy, from the analogy between nature and revelation, from the adaptation of revelation to the mind of man, and from the harmony of the Divine character as displayed in the Scriptures ; there st...ill re- mains an immense mass of evidence, which, as it does not strictly fall under any of these heads, we have named the miscellaneous. It is famished, as a new and additional evidence from all the other evidences, and is, of course» more complex and diversified. Breaking in upon us, as it does from every part, it would be difficult to distinguish or comprehend it under any sub-divisions ; its proofs are too numerous to be summed up, and too various to be classed.
To instance a feu- particulars.
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