 | John Adams - 1795 - 676 sider
...man. He muft be very good too, be" caufe every thing that he has made is good, ufeful, and ne" ceflary for us. Ah ! did I but know him, how would I " love him and honour him ! Ei:t who has feen him? Y\ h*." has ever converted with him .' None oi us poor men. ^ ct * there may... | |
 | Thomas Williams - 1796 - 138 sider
...inexpreffibly more mighty, knowing and wife than the wifeft man. He muft be very good too, becaufe that every thing that he has made is good, ufeful and neceflary for us. Ah, did I but know him, how would I love and honour him ! But who has feen him ? Who has ever converfed with him, none of us poor men. Yet there... | |
 | John Gill - 1796 - 570 sider
...must be very good too, because that eveГУ thing that ^he has made is good, useful, and necessary for us. Ah, did I but know him, how would I love him and honour him ! But who has seen him ? who has ever conversed with him ? None of us poor men. Yet there may be men too that know... | |
 | John Gill - 1810 - 620 sider
...He must be very good too, because that every thing that he has made is good, useful, and necessary for us. Ah, did I but know him, how would I love him and honour him! But who has seen him? who has ever conversed with him? None of us poor men. Yet there may be men too that know... | |
 | William Brown (M.D.) - 1816 - 542 sider
...wisest man. He must be good too, because every thing that he has made is good, useful and necessary for us. Ah! did I but know him, how would I love him and honour him! But who has seen him? Who has ever conversed with him? None of us poor men. Yet there may be men, too, that know... | |
 | 1823 - 496 sider
...man. He must be very good too ; because, every thing that he has made is good, useful, and necessary for us. Ah ! did I but know him, how would I love him and honour him ! But who lias seen him ? Who has conversed with him ? — none of us poor men. Yet there may be men too that... | |
 | Hannah Adams - 1823 - 494 sider
...wisest man. He must be very good too; for every thing that he has made is good, useful, and necessary for us. Ah, did I but know him, how would I love him, and honour him ! But who has seen him? who has ever conversed with him ? None of us poor men. Yet there may be men, too, who know... | |
 | Edward William Grinfield - 1827 - 506 sider
...man. He must be very good too, because every thing that he has made is good, useful, and necessary for us. Ah! did I but know him, how would I love him and honour him! But who has seen him ? Who has ever conversed with him ? None of us poor men. Yet there may be men, too, that know... | |
 | Edward William Grinfield - 1827 - 514 sider
...man. He must be very good too, because every thing that he has made is good, useful, and necessary for us. Ah! did I but know him, how would I love him and honour him! But wiio has seen him ? Who has ever conversed with him? None of us poor men. Yet there may be men, too,... | |
 | 1836 - 368 sider
...wisest man. He must be verygoodtoo, because every thing that he has made is good, uselul, and necessary for us. Ah, did I but know him, how would I love and honour him ! But who has seen biro! Who has ever conversed with him? None of uspo« men. Yet there... | |
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Certainly there must be some Being who made all these things, a Being that always was, and can never cease to be. He must be inexpressibly more mighty, knowing and wise, than the wisest man. He must be very good too, because every thing that he has made... 
