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The truth of revelation : demonstrated by an appeal to existing monuments, sculptures, gems, coins, and medals (1840)

Murray, John, 1786?-1851 · London : W. Smith · leaf 290

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tone, and could not be obliterated but with the de-struction of the stone itself. Granite is a durable andadamantine rock, and thus the whole became a symbolof the permanence and stability of the sacred charac-ters of the law of God. That not one jot nor onetittle should pass away until the… … 275 volcanic eruption: blazing fires, huge columns ofsmoke, convulsions of the earth. This author haswisely added, yet a most philosophical observer hasdecided, from the geological formation of the mountain,that it has never been subject to the agency of internalfire. We may further state, that a…

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