...which you receive is ejfttled by the Wtrds of Chrifl. It is faid of all the Works of the Creation, That he Spake, and they were Made: He Commanded and they were Created. The Word therefore of Chrifl, which could make out of nothing what was not, cannot it change the Things...

...language of the Scriptures ! No effort, no action even, was requisite. He said, " Let light be, and light was." " He spake, and they were made, he commanded, and they were created." — 2yo. We have been tempted to devote so much of our time to the foregoing observations, that it...

...Chaos stood ready to obey his will, and nature arose at his word. " He said, let Light Be, and Light Was! — He spake and they were made: he commanded, and they were created." ' p. 289. We must pass over our Author's description of the bewildering extent and magnificence of...

...'* even his eternal power and godhead, are " clearly seen from the things which are " made q ;" for he " spake and they were " made, he commanded and they were " created r ." He is also " merciful and " gracious, longsufFering, abundant in ' Isaiah Ivii. 15. k Isaiah xlv....

...should change t/ie kinds of the elements ? Concerning the works of the whole world, you have read: that He spake ; and they were made : he commanded; and they were created. If, then, the word of Christ could produce out of nothing that which was not; cannot it change, into...

...should change the kinds of the elements 9 Concerning the works of the whole world, you have read: that He spake ; and they were made : he commanded; and they were created. If, then, the word of Christ could produce out of nothing that which was not; cannot it change, into...

...framed by the Word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear. * He spake, and they were made ; he commanded, and they were created. He said, Let them be, and it was so. 9 The Lord hath made all things for himself: and for his pleasure...

...expression is confirmed by another of the prophets, who, discoursing of God in his hymns, declares, " He spake, and they were made ; he commanded, and they were created." Where he introduces the Father and maker as the Ruler of all, commanding with his sovereign nod, but...

...another prophet, in the Book of Psalms (xxxiii. 9), when describing the attributes and works of God : " He spake, and they were made ; he commanded, and they were created." Here the Father is introduced, as paramount and supreme Lord, issuing his imperial command, and the...

...Chaos stood ready to obey his will, and nature arose at his word. "He said, let Light Be, and Light Was !— He spake and they were made: he commanded...relievos, which are supposed to be antiques taken from 'he halls of the different thermae, and the arabesques which separate and grace the different compartments,...