Eruvin, Or Miscellaneous Essays on Subjects Connected With the Nature, History, and Destiny of Man (Classic Reprint)

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SO far as any act of God has relation to intelligent beings, it is a revelation of himself; but when we use the word Revelation, we ge nerally mean that manifestation of his nature, of his moral government, and of his purposes, which he has given to man. This also is generally still farther restricted to that revela tion of himself which God has been pleased to make by his written Word. Thus, we com mouly find the epithet natural applied to religion, in contradistinction to the epithet re vealed althoughwhat a man learns from the works of God is as truly learned by revelation.

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