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 1 1 |       tottering with no hope of human support, it is then that
 2 3 |       begun and built solely on human wisdom and human power,
 3 3 |      solely on human wisdom and human power, in the course of
 4 6 |     that was more heavenly than human.~
 5 7 | forgotten. One day the enemy of human nature aroused in him very
 6 8 |       with God's grace can make human undertakings contribute
 7 11|      prompted by divine and not human counsel, and feared lest
 8 18|      harmony and suitability to human nature, as also its significance
 9 18|        back to benign influence human and Christian, to patient
10 22|        and teachers of sciences human and divine passed by, there
11 25|         soundest foundations of human society; if they are disregarded
12 25|      then fail trustworthiness, human society, and justice - that
13 26|          otherwise, there is no human power capable of checking
14 29|        it should be. It is that human labor is not without dignity;
15 29|         He wished to consecrate human toil with divine sweat.