Religious emblems : being a series of engravings on wood, executed by the first artists of that line, from designs drawn on the blocks themselves (1809)
Thurston, John, 1774-1822, Thomas, Joseph, fl. 1809, Branston, Allen Robert, 1778-1827, Nesbit, Charlton, 1775-1838, Clennell, Luke, 1781-1840, Hole, Henry, Bensley, Thomas, ca. 1760-1835, Ackermann, Rudolph, 1764-1834 · London : Printed by T. Bensley ... and sold by R. Ackermann ... · leaf 57
tions of the Holj Spirit, think to attain a saving knowledge bythe unaided efforts of their own speculations; who retire into darknessto search out the light; who say, in the pride of their hearts, iiumannature alone is adequate to the discovery of divine truths, and humanvirtue to the performance… … To be laid in the balance, they arc altogether lighter than vanity Psalm Ixii THE WORLD WEIGHED. The earth, when weighed in the scales of divine truth, is found Hghterthan vanity; neither will the addition of wealth and honour, nay, nor ofall that the heart of carnal man can devise or covet, be…
Christian art and symbolism · Emblems
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