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Who shall hold the heart of man, that it may stand still, and see how eternity ever still-standing, neither past nor to come, uttereth the times past and to come? Can my hand do this, or the hand of my mouth by speech bring about a thing so great? See, I answer him that asketh, "What did God before He made heaven and earth?" It is one thing to answer enquiries, another to make sport of enquirers.
Great and small hurried after their arrival to the Regent's palace, and the scribes who distributed the letters and read the news which was intended for public communication, and the lists of those who had fallen or perished were closely besieged with enquirers. Man has nothing harder to endure than uncertainty, and generally, when in suspense, looks forward to bad rather than to good news.
O grandsire, those that were virtuous among the Kshatriyas returned the true answer to the enquirers, saying, "In battle we obey the orders of one person endued with great intelligence, while ye are disunited from one another and act according to your individual understanding."
Not quite inexcusably, perhaps, might he conceive the reason to be some mere whim or humour of his Maker, though there might be more gratitude in conjecturing that the triple process was adopted for the purpose of assisting biological enquirers like himself in their special researches.
The men that have enquired, or affected to enquire, into Ethics, have rarely been impartial; they have laboured under prejudices or sinister interests; and have been the advocates of foregone conclusions. There is not on this subject a concurrence or agreement of numerous and impartial enquirers.
They know more than the Almighty! and they do not come in a teachable spirit. "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God." We meet with a certain class of Enquirers who do not believe in the Divinity of Christ. There are many passages that will give light on this subject. In 1 Corinthians xv. 47, we are told: "The first man is of the earth earthy: the second man is the Lord from heaven."
As he passed along, he uncovered the scars of near twoscore battles that remained upon his breast, and explained to enquirers that while he had been serving in the Sabine war, his house had been pillaged and burned by the enemy; that when he had returned to enjoy the sweets of the peace he had helped to win, he had found that his cattle had been driven off, and a tax imposed.
Great and small hurried after their arrival to the Regent's palace, and the scribes who distributed the letters and read the news which was intended for public communication, and the lists of those who had fallen or perished were closely besieged with enquirers. Man has nothing harder to endure than uncertainty, and generally, when in suspense, looks forward to bad rather than to good news.
School and evening service and conversation with anxious enquirers at the tent door kept the missionary busy till late at night. Three days later Henry Williams bade farewell to Hadfield, and started off alone on a journey such as had never yet been attempted by a white man in New Zealand.
We recommend the enquirers into the truth of Herodotus, to examine the curious illustrations stated in these volumes; and, among the rest, the kingdom of pigmies.
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