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 1 1 |          like a dead than a living man, was pale for amazement
 2 5 |      destroy all relations between man and the Divinity! While,
 3 5 | distinguishing mark of Antichrist, man has with infinite temerity
 4 6 |            of this contest between man and the Most High. Man,
 5 6 |     between man and the Most High. Man, abusing his liberty, can
 6 6 |            hand at the moment when man, under the delusion of his
 7 6 |    retreats, "awaked like a mighty man that hath been surfeited
 8 7 |             Arise, O Lord, let not man be strengthened" (Ib. ix.,
 9 7 |            s supreme dominion over man and all things, so that
10 8 |              3), true God and true man: without whom nobody can
11 9 |         time - the substitution of man for God; this done, it remains
12 10|        advance towards the perfect man, in the measure of the age
13 11|         not hands lightly upon any man" (I. Tim. v., 22), bearing