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67. Nor will he again as formerly, venerate the Interpreter 98 of his own soul, or dare to call it a God: nor will he name his own mind Minerva99; nor indeed, any of those other things, which are in like manner but for an hour; but Him alone who is beyond all, the WORD OF GOD, the Artificer of all, the WISDOM OF THE GOD OF ALL, will he recognize and bless, as his Saviour.
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98. 1 Applying this term, as on several occasions, with reference to the human nature of Christ. 99. 2 Syr. [Syriac], the Greek 0Aqh&nh, Minerva, alluding, no doubt, to the practices of the heathen, who made, both of the bodies and mental faculties of men, Gods. See Book 11. Par. 5, &c. |
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