Three physico-theological discourses : concerning: I. The primitive chaos and creation of the world ; II. The general deluge, its causes and effects ; III. The dissolution of the world and future conflagration .. (1713)
Ray, John, 1627-1705 · London : Printed for William Innys · leaf 82
Chap. Ch A P. IV. Of the Creation of Animals; fomeQueflions refohed. S to the firft Creation of Ani-mals, I have already propofedtwo Opinions, both confonantor reconcileable to the Scri-ptures. I. That God Almighty did at firft createthe Seeds of all Animals, (that is, the Ani-mals themfelves in… … Water, givmg hatch and bring them forth, which whenthey had done, and all the Animals of thefecreated Seeds were produced and perfected,there remained no more Ability in them tobring forth any more ,• but all the fucceedingowe their Original to Generation. 3. Because fome will not admit thatG o D…
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