 | Seed J. - 1747 - 468 sider
...Schools, the World at large, when Youth are entred into it too foon. -•'! •-. Laftly confider, that it is a fure Indication of good Senfe to be diffident...to difcern, how weak and unwife we are. An abfolute Perfe&ion of Understanding is impoffible : He matqss the neareft Approaches to it, who has the Senfe... | |
 | Jeremiah Seed - 1750 - 406 sider
...convinced, that in the deep 'Things of God, to reafon rightly is to fubmit our Reafon to the Wifdom of God. We then, and not till then, are growing wife ; when we begin to difcern how weak and foolifh we are. An ata folute Perfection of Underftanding is impoffible : but He makes the neareft... | |
 | Jeremiah Seed - 1750 - 424 sider
...convinced, that in the deep Things of God, to reafon rightly is to fubmit our Reafon to the Wifdom of God. We then, and not till then, are growing wife ; when we begin to diftern how weak and foolifh we are. An abfolute Perfection of Underftanding is impoffible : but He... | |
 | Jeremiah Seed - 1770 - 546 sider
...convinced, that in the deep Things of God, to reafon rightly is to fubmit our Reafon to the \Vifdom of God. We then, and not till then, are growing wife ; when we begin to difcern how weak and foolifh we are. An abfojute Perfection of Underftanding is impoffible : but He makes the nearefl Approaches... | |
 | 1787 - 430 sider
...good, ought not te receive or enjoy any. IT is a fure indication of good fenfe to be diffident of If* I We then, and not till then, are growing wife, when we begin to difcern how weak and unwife we are. Extraft from an ODE on KNOWLEDGE. KNOWLEDGE or wealth to &w are given ; But mark, how juft the ways... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1790 - 1058 sider
...Confidcr, that it is a fure indication of good fenfe to be diffident of it. We then, and not till then,are growing wife, when we begin to difcern how weak and unwife we are. An abfolute perfection of underHanding is imponible : he makes the neareft approaches to it, who has the fenfe to difcern, and... | |
 | 1797 - 680 sider
...Abilities, an Intiif alien ef good Scnfe. Confidcr, that it is a fure indication of good fenle tobe diffident of it. We then, and not till then, are growing...weak and unwife we are. An abfolute perfection of underHanding is impoflible : he makes the neai eft approaches to it, who has the fenfe to difcern,... | |
 | Lindley Murray - 1799 - 408 sider
...GREGORY. SECTION rii. Diffjence of cur Abilities, a Mark of Wjdom. IT is a fure indication of good fenfe, to be diffident of it. We then, and not till then,...we begin to difcern how weak and unwife we are. An ablolutc perfection of underftanding, is impof•fible : ho makes the neareft approaches to it, who... | |
 | Lindley Murray - 1805 - 288 sider
...OVR ABILITIES, A Mjf&K OP IF1SDOH1. IT is a fure indication of good fenfe, to be diffident of iu \Ve then, and not till then, are growing wife, when we...we are. An abfolute perfection of underftanding, is impofTible : he makes the neared approaches to it, who has the fenfe to difcern, and the humility to... | |
 | Lindley Murray - 1810 - 262 sider
...SECTION VII. DIFFIDENCE OF OUR ABILITIES, A MARK OF WISDOM. IT is a sure indication of good sense, to be diffident of it. We then, and not till then, are growing wise, when we begin to discern how weak and unwise we are. An absolute perfection of understanding... | |
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IT is a sure indication of good sense, to be diffident of it. We then, and not till then, are growing wise, when we begin to discern how weak and unwise we are. An absolute perfection of understanding, is impossible : he makes the nearest approaches to... 
