...feparation from the low cares of mortality ; it is a life which receives not its pleafures and fatisfattion from the things of this world; an Afcent or FLIGHT...meaning, that without a paraphrafe, it is abfolutely impojfible, to exprefs the ideas contained in them, particularly in thefe laft few words — " *fyi...

...not its pleafures and fatisfattion from the things of this world ; 'an afcent or flight of the foul, which is one, fimple, and uncompounded, to that Being..., an eminent and incommunicable fenfe, GOD HIMSELF ! (b) P. 414(a) MfTaStCwup « TB 0a»ara fit T>i» £«m». Evang. Johan. " He is pafled from death...

...not its pleafures and fatisfaction from the things of this world ; an afcent or flight of the foul, which is one, fimple, and uncompounded, to that Being...in an eminent and incommunicable fenfe, GOD HIMSELF ! (t) P. 414. (a) MtTa£i€*xir ix ru @a>27» «.,- TH> cr-. Evang. Joban. " He is pafled from death...

...satisfaction from the things of this world. It is an ascent or flight of the soul, which is one, simple, and uncompounded, to that Being who is ONE, and ALONE in an eminent and incommunicable sense, Goo HIMSELF !"* P- 435Tov ruv Aa'Tfuv, &C. " The whole company of the Stars, and the great Sun...

...satisfaction from the things of this world. It is an ascent or flight of the soul, which is one, simple, and uncompounded, to that Being who is ONE, and ALONE in an eminent and incommunicable sense, GOD HIMSELF !"* P. 436To? tar A<rrf»v, &C. " The whole company of the Stars, and the great...

...satisfaction from the things of this world; an ascent or flight of the soul, which is one, simple, and uncompounded, to that being who is one and alone, in an eminent and incommunicable sense." Eusebius speaks in the same language in his evangelic history. This will help in some degree...

...satisfaction from the things of this world; an ascent or flight of the soul, which is one, simple, and uncompounded, to that being who is one and alone, in an eminent and incommunicable sense." Eusebius speaks in the same language in his evangelic history. This will help in some degree...

...satisfaction from the things of this world ; an ascent or flight of the soul, which is one, simple, and uncompounded, to that Being who is ONE, and ALONE in an eminent and incommunicable sense, GOD HIMSELF !"* St. Teresa, in her book of " The Mansions," devotes a portion of a chapter to...

...juovov. Gr. PLOTINTJS. — "The ascent or flight of the soul, which is one, simple, and im com pounded, to that Being, who is ONE and ALONE in an eminent and incommunicable sense; GOD HIMSELF!" NB The language of PLOTINUS in this passage is so sublime and full of meaning,...

...? uavov irpof fjovnv. Gr. PLOTINUS. — "The ascent or flight of th« soul, whi'-h is one, simple, and uncompounded, to that Being, who is ONE and ALONE in an eminent and incommunicable sense, UOD HIMSELF!" %NH The language of PI.OTINUS in this passage is so sublime and full of meaning,...