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...ht to be Coming of Messiah Vol. 2 Part II regarded as a brief, sincere, and religious confession of our faith. Secondly, the notion o r idea, eq... ...ho are found at present in extreme misery, doth not appear a work proper to the religious Abraham. —This Abraham did not. § 4. With the distinctio... ...hich might easily pass into presumption; and that you may give way to a holy and religious fear. Know, brethren, that the present blindness of the Je... ...t exclamation, which is one of the most sublime, and most expressive, and m ost religious pieces to be met with in all the scriptures: “O the depth o... ...ely so insignificant, should there be an exclamation so sublime, and so full of religious enthusiasm, in the mouth and in the pen of the teacher of t... ... with zeal as a cloak? To what purpose is it said, that he comes clothed with a vesture of revenge? “According to their deeds, accordingly he will re... ... If it be to denote, as some think, a shoe corresponding to the richness of the vesture, in that case, the expression under the feet seems not to be ... ...n he cometh from heaven to earth in glory and majesty, he brings written on his vesture and on his thigh, “King of kings, and Lord Of lords,” and as... ...rt or the active kingdom of the great and mighty King, who as such “hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF ...

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...tpouring of the Spirit, is known in scripture by “the latter rain,” of which I deem the religious revivals of the last thirty years to be as the fir... ...s revivals of the last thirty years to be as the first droppings of the shower, and our religious works and societies to be a sickly uncertain hue o... ... the event, as we see in the acts of creation; so that the proverb might have this more religious form, 'Word makes wierd.’ Furthermore, it is this ... ...of a newspaper. This kind of discoursing in Tillotson and his school, brought forth the religious formality and ignorance of the last century in the... ...,” it is said that “the earth and the heavens shall wax old as doth a garment, and as a vesture shalt thou change them, and they shall be changed;…b... ...ummated before the world was, and made manifest in these latter times. Every thing of a religious kind instituted by God was prospective of him, and... ...jot and tittle heaven and earth pay their reverent homage, saying, We shall change as a vesture and shall be changed, we shall remove, and as a scro... ... a white horse, with a sword in his mouth, with many crowns upon his head, with a royal vesture or mantle dipped in blood, on which, in various plac... ...written, whereof no one is able to comprehend fully the meaning, but himself alone. His vesture was seen all sprinkled with blood, and his proper na...

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...chamber, who if he had occasion but to make water, would as nicely and as religiously with-draw himselfe as any maiden, and never suffer so much as ... ...All this matter should be despised of us, but not neglected of ours.' And religiously said a holy man; Curatio funeris, cond itio sepulturae, pompa e... ...toriam veram, quæ salva fide, et integra dignitate parabitur. 'A wise and religious man will know that is victorie indeed, which shall be attained wi... ...by suits and controversies betweene men: Honour it selfe, and practice of religious ministers, is drawne from our death and vices. 'No physitian del... ...bear/montaigne/1xxii.htm (4 of 13)4/10/2005 3:35:32 AM Montaigne's Essays religiously observed, certaine Soveraigne Magistrats have the generall char... ...ie, and their contraries are dispoyled at the entrance, and receive a new vesture at the soules hand. Yea, and what coulour she pleaseth: browne, br... ...nary motions. They are clothed with other robes, and shrouded under other vestures for the use of Academicall schooles. God send them well to speed;...

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...mised at. But, at all events, nothing Moral, still less anything Didactico-Religious, was looked for from him. Well do we recollect the last words he ... ...instances? It is written, the Heavens and the Earth shall fade away like a Vesture; which indeed they are: the Time-vesture of the Eternal. Whatsoever... ...e of yellow serge; or rather, I should say, my first short- cloth, for the vesture was one and indivisible, reaching from neck to ankle, a mere body w... ...eart, and fine though uncultivated sense, was in the strictest acceptation Religious. How indestructibly the Good grows, and propagates itself, even a... ...xysms of Doubt;” his In- quiries concerning Miracles, and the Evidences of religious Faith; and how “in the silent night-watches, still darker in his ... ...sibly and audibly hovered round him wheresoever he went; and they had that religious worship in his thought, though as yet it was by their mere earthl... ...ures: it was all as if man had stolen a shelter from the suit in the bosom-vesture of Summer herself. How came it that the Wanderer advanced thither w... ...verlasting demand for Intel- lect, in the chemical, mechanical, political, religious, edu- cational, commercial departments? In Pagan countries, canno... ...y the divine Spirit of that Religion in a new Mythus, in a new vehicle and vesture, that our Souls, otherwise too like perishing, may live? What! thou...

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... were too much for our belief. This sys tem—which has often comforted the religious sceptic, and substituted the consolations of Strauss for those of... ...ction of ships, the Amphiktyonic convocations, the mutual frequentation of religious festivals, the Oriental and Egyptian veins of religion, &c., fami... ...e ruddy brass and gold refulgent blazed; There polished chests embroider’d vestures graced; Here jars of oil breathed forth a rich perfume; There cask... ... his place of rest, His vessels loaded with a plenteous store Of brass, of vestures, and resplendent ore (A richer prize than if his joyful isle Recei... ...rbage of the plain. Then emulous the royal robes they lave, And plunge the vestures in the cleansing wave (The vestures cleansed o’erspread the shelly... ... palace stays. With ready love her brothers, gathering round, Received the vestures, and the mules unbound. She seeks the bridal bower: a matron there... ...h averr’d, And what I speak attesting Heaven has heard. If so, a cloak and vesture be my meed: Till his return no title shall I plead, Though certain ...

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...conciled King Louis shall be guillotined or not. Old garnitures and social vestures drop off (we say) so fast, being indeed quite decayed, and are tro... ...ndeed quite decayed, and are trodden under the National dance. And the new vestures, where are they; the new modes and rules? Liberty, Equality, Frate... ...berty, Equality, Fraternity: 64 The French Revolution - V olume Three not vestures but the wish for vestures! The Nation is for the present, figurati... ...Nation is for the present, figuratively speaking, naked! It has no rule or vesture; but is naked,—a Sansculottic Nation. So far, therefore, in such ma... ...risti Day 1792, the whole world, and Sovereign Authority itself, walked in religious gala, with a quite devout air;—Butcher Legendre, supposed to be i... ...quitting their curule chairs, took the hand of girls flaunting in Priest’s vestures, and danced the Carmagnole along with them.’ Such Old-Hallow-tide ...

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...arzival”, and does not, as this latter, lead the reader into the realms of religious doubts and struggles. It is imposing through its very simplicity,... ...ble maids from all their cares. Then the warriors were told that the brave vestures they should wear were now prepared; as they had craved it, so it n... ...st gave gifts in his honor to the stroll- ing folk, as the king commanded: vesture and ruddy gold, steeds and silver, too. Those who there craved gift... ...s to Siegfried’s land. To their delight Brunhild did give them full lordly vesture. Then spake the king: “Ye knights must say from me all that I bid y... ...elfth night I will quit my lands.” All who craved it were given steeds and vesture, too. Since now the noble king was minded for the journey, men bade... ...nto his death. She spake: “With fine silk I’ll sew a secret cross upon his vesture. There, knight, thy hand must guard my hus- band, when the strife i...

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... in man. This body, these faculties, this life of ours, is it not all as a vesture for that Unnamed? “There is but one Temple in the Universe,” says t... ... coming into lower, less unspeakable provinces, is not all Loyalty akin to religious Faith also? Faith is loyalty to some inspired T eacher, some spir... ...bottomless and shoreless. So much of truth, only under an ancient obsolete vesture, but the spirit of it still true, do I find in the Paganism of old ... ...rather to reflect that he had a history! That this Odin, in his wild Norse vesture, with his wild beard and eyes, his rude Norse speech and ways, was ... ... a great distinction and ep- och in Human Beliefs; a great landmark in the religious de- velopment of Mankind. Man first puts himself in relation with... ... Poetic sport. Allegory and Poetic Delineation, as I said above, cannot be religious Faith; the Faith itself must first be there, then Allegory enough... ...f the field, but especially the Appearance of Man and his work, is but the vesture, the embodiment that renders it visible. This divine mystery is in ... ...by; thereby is worship first made possible for him. All creeds, liturgies, religious forms, conceptions that fitly invest religious feelings, are in t... ...hat we call Hero-worship, and represent as the basis of all possible good, religious or social, for man- kind. One often hears it said that Protestant...

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...is ring from his hand, and put it upon Joseph’s hand, and ar- rayed him in vestures of ne linen, and put a gold chain about his neck; 43 And he made ... ...en together. 12 Thou shalt make thee fringes upon the four quarters of thy vesture, wherewith thou coverest thyself. 13 If any man take a wife, and go... ... stare upon me. 18 They part my garments among them, and cast lots upon my vesture. 19 But be not thou far from me, O LORD: O my strength, haste thee ... ...but thou shalt endure: yea, all of them shall wax old like a garment; as a vesture shalt thou change them, and they shall be changed: 27 But thou art ... ...was spoken by the prophet, They parted my garments among them, and upon my vesture did they cast lots. 36 And sitting down they watched him there; 37 ... ...ab- bath. 43 Now when the congregation was broken up, many of the Jews and religious proselytes followed Paul and Barnabas: who, speaking to them, per... ... this man shall be blessed in his deed. 26 If any man among you seem to be religious, and bridleth not his tongue, but deceiveth his own heart, this m...

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...and as it were spreading it over the whole field of his delineation; as if religious hetero- doxy had been the grand fact of Sterling’s life, which ev... ...acon’s mind it could by no means seem to be. Hinc illae lachrymae. For the Religious Newspapers, and Periodical Heresy-hunters, getting very lively in... ...er the lesson his life had to teach us is not much the reverse of what the Religious Newspapers hitherto educe from it. Certainly it was not as a “sce... ...ng de- spair, or any kind of drownage in the foul welter of our so- called religious or other controversies and confusions; but of a swift and valiant... ...amiliar with peacocks; and the mill-stream into which I once fell; and the religious awe wherewith I heard, in the warm twilight, the psalm-singing ar... ...eagerly reading in Whitlocke, Rushworth and the Puritan Books, to attain a vesture and local habitation for it. Faithful assiduous studies I do believ... ...indebted to Calabria, Palermo and the Mediterranean scenes for much of the vesture it had. With this, which opened higher hopes for him than any of hi...

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...he pride of fine array, Through all the city’s thronged approaches. O fine religious, decent folk, In Virtue’s flaunting gold and scarlet, I sneer bet... ...owful than sweet) The counterfeit of her that was my fate, Dressed in like vesture, graceful and sedate, Went quietly up the vacant village street, Th...

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...gotten delicacies. Pierre Loti may like to know that he is M. Aussel’s favourite author, and that his books are read in the fit scenery of Hatiheu bay... ...haps shyly thinking his own statuary result enough; and was al- together a pattern of the missionary layman. CHAPTER VIII—THE PORT OF ENTRY THE PORT—T... ... other end of the town from the Resi- dency, beyond the buildings of the mission. Her house is on the European plan: a table in the midst of the chief... ...f, and whether at heart, perhaps, she might not re- gret and aspire after the barbarous and stirring past. But when I asked Stanislao—‘Ah!’ said he, ‘... ...had the name, and probably deserved it, of a shrewd man in business and one that made the mis- sion pay. Nothing so much stirs up resentment as the in... ...d men began to go abroad, blood- stains on the wall betrayed the tragedy. This is the quality I admire in Paumotuan legend. In Ta- hiti the spirit-eat...

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..., with all his heart, coincided with this (as being a sensible, as well as religious person, he could not but do), his companion expressed satisfactio... ...n costume, the bachelor’s own appearance. In short, the stranger sported a vesture barred with various hues, that of the cochineal pre- dominating, in... ...e him, sailor-fashion, into a sort of Indian belt, confining the redundant vesture; the other held, by its long bright cherry- stem, a Nuremburgh pipe... ... who, among other things, had induced him to join a church, or rather semi-religious school, of Come- Outers; and what was still more, Orchis, without... ... unpleasing a subject into the most unexpected re- flections, taken from a religious point of view, upon the un- stableness and deceitfulness of the h...

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... thanked them for their courtesy, but observed that he had included in his religious vow, an obligation never to speak in the kitchen on matters which... ...ncil of the clergy of England, as the sole reason for her having taken the religious habit. The assembled clergy admitted the validity of the plea, an... ...tled to hold a higher rank from her merit, than the arbitrary despotism of religious preju- dice permitted her to aspire to. Thus prepared to expect a... ...id upon their own.” “Pax vobiscum,” said Wamba, who was now muffled in his religious disguise. And so saying he imitated the solemn and stately deport... ... finisher of the sentence.” “If such prove the case,” said the master, “my religious or- ders are soon taken—Pax vobiscum. I trust I shall remember th... ...brethren attending upon me, and also of the gymmal rings, jewels, and fair vestures, of which I have been despoiled, having now satisfied you for my r...

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...ich he attributed to his ignorance of their taste; and assured them of his religious respect for their characters as ambassadors, and of his readiness... ...utward cave the Christian knight, though not without scruple, arising from religious reverence to the objects around, fastened up his horse, and arran... ...the hermit were now become composed, and apparently it was only a sense of religious humiliation which prevented his features, emaciated as they were ... ... sufficiently to continue their progress; so that, seen by the shadowy and religious light which the lamps shed through the clouds of incense which da... ...It was, therefore, with a glow of expectation that had something even of a religious character that Sir Kenneth, his sensations thrilling from his hea... ...tly spurs.” “My lord,” said the holy man, throwing back his cowl and upper vesture, and discovering under the latter a garment of goatskin, and from b... ... punishment be attributed. Wherefore wear, with- out doubt or scruple, the vesture prepared for you, since, if you proceed to the camp of Saladin, you...

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... gave us credit for imbuing the ordinary rustic occupations with a kind of religious po etry, insomuch that our very cow yards and pig sties were as ... ...ger’s person. I wondered whether there had always been a chasm, guarded so religiously, betwixt these two. As for Westervelt, he was not a whit more w... ...e task belongs to woman. God meant it for her. He has endowed her with the religious sentiment in its utmost depth and purity, refined from that gross... ...the throb of the soul’s life is too faint and weak to render us capable of religious aspiration. “Mr. Moodie,” said I, “shall we lunch together? And w... ...t, or virtue, only the forms into which he should see fit to mould it. The religious senti ment was a flame which he could blow up with his breath, o... ...oo, mostly green, although here and there a branch or shrub has donned its vesture of crimson and gold a week or two before its fellows. I see the tuf...

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...hristian Kingship and Most-Talleyrand Bishopship, all loyal obedience, all religious faith was to expire, and final Night envelope the Destinies of Ma... ...with obscene greed. Earth- ward there is the Typhon of Anarchy, Political, Religious; sprawling hundred-headed, say with Twenty-five million heads; wi... ... on;’ say, hat drawn over his brow, hiding many thoughts! Slow-wending, in religious silence, the Procession of a league in length, under the level su... ... it is five o’clock, moves and marches: with its sable plumes; itself in a religious silence; but, by fits, with the muffled roll of drums, by fits wi... ... wild pity and rage: lastly there is solemn sepulture, with muffled drums, religious requiem, and all the people’s wail and tears. Their Massacred res... ...ism of a Nation; sitting wrapped as in dead cerements, of a Constitutional-Vesture that were no other than a winding-sheet; our right hand glued to ou...

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... are beautiful, dear moth? As beautiful as your scales and all this silver vesture of the earth and sky?” And the moth circled closer and closer until... ...ed and wrought into heraldic grotesqueness. Holroyd tried to elucidate his religious beliefs, and—especially after whisky—lectured to him against supe...

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...benign power of her feminine nature, which had so often enveloped him in a religious calm; recollections of many a holy and passionate outgush of her ... ...om their lips come from as deep a spiritual source, and tend to as lofty a religious aim, as those of the sagest philoso phers of old. In justificati... ...t stood, poor devil of a con trivance that it was!—with only the thinnest vesture of hu man similitude about it, through which was evident the stiff...

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... were too much for our belief. This sys- tem—which has often comforted the religious sceptic, and substituted the consolations of Strauss for those of... ...ion of ships, the Amphiktyonic convocations, the mu- tual frequentation of religious festivals, the Oriental and Egyptian veins of religion, &c., fami... ... whatever cause there might be to blame his machines in a philosophical or religious view, 38 The Iliad of Homer they are so perfect in the poetic, t... ...Who mows whole troops, and makes all T roy retire. Be this, O mother, your religious care: I go to rouse soft Paris to the war; If yet not lost to all... ...rdrobe went, Where treasured odours breathed a costly scent. There lay the vestures of no vulgar art, Sidonian maids embroider’d every part, Whom from... ...d characteris- tic in the Grecian Mythology; it explains, according to the religious ideas familiar to the old epic poets, both the distin- guishing a...