Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

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ygoyvyvfgg AN is a superior being, designed for a suit
H' perior purpose. He was made to rule,
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M H' every feature of his character displaying
'fb *f* excellence above all other animate beings;
x'*"*"*'¥ The realization of the sublimity of his real
self alone makes it possible for man to hold the high
ofiice assigned to him by the Creator from the beginning,
which was, dominion over all nature including his own.»
"For thou hast made him but little lower than Elohim/1
who, conferring together said, "Let us make man in our
image, and after our likeness." Therefore, ~man enjoys
a preeminent position; he is blest with the power of
reason, with an intelligent mind, and with an immortal
principle which will never die, which will exist as long
as ages roll and after all else has ceased to exist. It is
also man's dignity of aspect, his perfection of form, his
powers of endurance, his capacity in the selecting .ef
food, and his gift of speech that go to demonstrate his
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greatness.
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Let us consider the physical organism; It is truly won.;
derfully made, and it is beyond the power of our com.,
prehension to suggest an improvement, from the hairs of
our head to the soles of our feet. The body is a beaute
ous edifice of complicated structure.
satisfactory are its movements. Mark
How regular and
the distinguishinst