...internal word, which had been communicated by God to man, had become obscured ; after man's connection with his Creator had been broken ; even outward language...lain revealed and transparent to the unclouded eye of map, became now more and more unintelligible, strange and fearful ; once fallen away from his God,...

...the possession of a perfectly developed knowledge of God and Nature. "Nature," so the fiction runs, " like a clear mirror of God's creation, had originally...revealed and transparent to the unclouded eye of man."* Divine Truth is imagined to have been equally manifest. It is even hinted, though left in some degree...

...internal word, which had been communicated by God to man, had become obscured ; after man's connection with his Creator had been broken, even outward language necessarily fell into disorder and confusion. . . . Once fallen away from his God, man fell more and more into a state of internal conflict and confusion...

...Divine WORD originally communicated by God to man, had become obscured ; after man's counection witb bis Creator had been broken, even outward language necessarily...under illusive symbols, and at last perverted into horrible phantoms. For in the progress of idolatry it needs came to pass, that what was originally...

...originally communicated by Grod to man, had become obscured ; after man's con&ectioi with bis Creator bad been broken, even outward language necessarily fell...overlaid with various and sensual fictions, buried undei illusive symbols, and at last perverted into horrible phantoms. For in the progress of idolatry...

...— found solace and cultivation. § * '"Nature,"' quotes Hegel from a contemporary philosopher " ' like a clear mirror of God's Creation, had originally...revealed and transparent to the unclouded eye of man ' ! Divine Truth is imagined to have been equally manifest. ... In this primary condition, men were...

...up in the sterile sands of human error. by God to man, bad become obscured ; after man's couuectioi with his Creator had been broken, even outward language...simple and Divine Truth was overlaid with various alid sensual fictions, buried undei illusive symbols, and at last perverted into horrible phantoms....

...the possession of a perfectly developed knowledge of God and Nature. "Nature," so the fiction runs, "like a clear mirror of God's creation, had originally...lain revealed and transparent to the unclouded eye of man."2 Divine Truth is imagined to have been equally manifest. It is even hinted, though left in some...