Chapter

 1 2 |      the things relating to the work itself with which they find
 2 6 |    things are necessary for the work when now completed,--why
 3 7 |         the system of the whole work would not have been in agreement,
 4 10|         the crown of the divine work, the hearing has been divided
 5 11|       one band, are a wonderful work of God. For when the stomach
 6 11|         belly might more easily work their way through the slippery
 7 14| Designer, to whom alone His own work is known?~
 8 19|         receive it; and to this work man's power is limited,
 9 19|   Everything beyond this is the work of God,--namely, the conception
10 19|       God, and assign it to His work. He would have it, therefore,