What is Revelation. a Series of Sermons On the Epiphany; to Which Are Added Letters to a Student of Theology On the Bampton Lectures of Mr. Mansel
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Let us speak not of knowing the Infi- nite, but of knowing Him who is from the beginning, Him who was and is and is to come. So we shall be in exact harmony with the teaching of Scripture ; so shall we avoid mere speculations about that which is at a distance from us ; so we shall be brought to ask for that which is the ground of our own being ; for that Rock on which we and the Universe and rest- ing. (4) Mr. Mansel quotes a beautiftd passage from Hooker in this Lecture, one from Augustine in ...the next, both of which indicate what deep awe they had of the Being in whom they were living and moving KNOWLEDGE AND FEAR. 353 and having their being ; how^ as one worthy to stand beside them, our holy and admirable Leighton, ex- presses it, 'The posts of the door of the spiritual temple moved at the voice of Him that cried.' Such passages might have been multiplied indefinitely; none would have been more to the purpose than the well-known soliloquy in the fifth book of Hooker re- specting the Eucharist.
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Let us speak not of knowing the Infi- nite, but of knowing Him who is from the beginning, Him who was and is and is to come. So we shall be in exact harmony with the teaching of Scripture ; so shall we avoid mere speculations about that which is at a distance from us ; so we shall be brought to ask for that which is the ground of our own being ; for that Rock on which we and the Universe and rest- ing. (4) Mr. Mansel quotes a beautiftd passage from Hooker in this Lecture, one from Augustine in ...the next, both of which indicate what deep awe they had of the Being in whom they were living and moving KNOWLEDGE AND FEAR. 353 and having their being ; how^ as one worthy to stand beside them, our holy and admirable Leighton, ex- presses it, 'The posts of the door of the spiritual temple moved at the voice of Him that cried.' Such passages might have been multiplied indefinitely; none would have been more to the purpose than the well-known soliloquy in the fifth book of Hooker re- specting the Eucharist.
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