Dialogue

 1 Intro|         he is still pursuing his divine mission, his ‘Herculean
 2 Intro|          natures of men, and can divine their future; and he knows
 3 Intro|         him; the one blessed and divine, the other godless and wretched;
 4 Intro|         human thought, or as the Divine nature, if known to us at
 5 Intro| connected with the world and the divine nature, like the other negative
 6 Intro|        the representation of the divine nature, and delighted to
 7 Intro|        of a law of duty, or of a divine perfection, are out of place
 8 Intro|         the universal, or in the divine nature, and to deny the
 9 Intro|        be inspired by a human or divine reason, as it is modified
10 Intro|      most nearly to approach the divine, is a phenomenon which exists,
11  Thea|     orbits, all things human and divine are and are preserved, but
12  Thea|        them; the one blessed and divine, the other godless and wretched: