 | Gardiner Spring - 1839 - 432 pages
...of Moses, the more we shall perceive their wisdom and inspiration. They alone have the inestimable advantage never to have undergone any of the revolutions...laws, which have always demanded frequent amendments ; sometimes changes ; sometimes additions ; sometimes the retrenching of superfluities. There has been... | |
 | Robert Blakey - 1848 - 546 pages
...of Moses, the more we shall perceive their wisdom and inspiration. They 'alone have the inestimable advantage never to have undergone any of the revolutions...laws, which have always demanded frequent amendments ; sometimes changes ; sometimes additions ; sometimes the retrenching of superfluities. There has been... | |
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Goguet, in his elaborate and learned treatise on the Origin of Laws, observes, that " the more we meditate on the laws of Moses, the more we shall perceive their wisdom and inspiration. They alone have the inestimable advantage never to have undergone... 