Woodman, J. M. [from old catalog] · New York, S[an] F[rancisco, etc.] J.G. Hodge & co. · leaf 457
. Christ replied to theaffrighted beholders A spirit hath not flesh andbones as ye see me have. 2. The term image here must refer to mansspirit. It will be our purpose to enquire whetherit refers to the moral character, or to the spirit,as a created, identity. 3. The belief more common is, that the… … TIDAL WAVE REACHING THE ARK.—Gen. 7: 11. 406 MAN IN GOD S IMAGE. 415 4. The nature of moral character precludes thepossibility of its transmission to offspring, itstransference to another, or its imputation to athird. Hence, the idea of character must beexcluded from a merely created intelligence,…
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