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POETRY.
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Christ would not shew , that he was any thing more than a man . "—42 .
These sentences are eminently honourable both to the feelings and the judgment of the writer . He is vety successful , too , in proving that most ' of the passages of Scripture which it is usual to adduce in support of the "Trinity contradict that doctrine : and
we admire his re mart on John xx . 28 : — ** Perhaps the speech of Thomas may be considered as elliptical , meaning-, this is in truth my Lord , and my God hath indeed raised him from the dead . The reason why I conceive this to be the
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Sacred to the Memory of the Hev . John Disney , D . D . F . S . A .
If "knowledge , learning , energy of mind , Combin'd with manly sense , and judgment sound , Sincerity and singleness of heart , Integrity untnov'd , and truth unaw'd , And virtue stern—if rectitude , ifenevolence , and candour clear as day , Jf these the meed of honest fame demand , That meed , O Disney ! dear departed friend , Is thine—thine is the wreath that decks the brow Cff such pre-eminence and worth . Since , dear to honour , and to virtue dear , Thy name's distinguished in renown , shall not The ' good aud wise thy virtues emulate ? And when this world ' s delusions charm no more ,
When all its vain distinctions , overthrown , Aie in oblivion lost—when nought remains But moral worth and mental excellence , ^ Theii talents anil endowments such as thine Their g"er * er 6 us a ? d and influence shall extend Tb ages yet unborn— ' -remembrance sweet Shall , round the ashes of the just , diffuse Its fragrance far and wide- — aad Jive , cherished By friendship ' s liallow'd flame , bedew'd With virtue ' s consecrated tear . T . Jv T 7 * e Hyde * 7 \< esftay . > XAth Jan . 1817 .
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correct interpretation is , that Ol # dtftifct of Thomas was , whether Jesus had > actually been raised , and therefore it * eem #
natural to interpret his exclamation , when he saw Jesus , simply as an exclama ~ tion of triumph in the certainty that bis Lord had actually been raised by ^ hi * God . "—35 .
Why does Mr . H ., in p . 18 , cite " the book of Revelations ? " The title , in the original , is in the singular number , aitonouXv ^ vg . And is it not too much to say , in p . 27 , that the . Improved Version , & : c . is , upon the whole , not approved by Unitarians ?
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Eultgij < xu ICewtoit . ( From the Portugueze . )
Netoton I thou holy sage ! whose sbul was fill'd With wisdom , and w * hbse heart 'in " virtu * shrin'd—( And virtue is the nobler of ^ tbe ^ ivain ,
Aye , nobler than thine own tranScendant mind Which found , of fancied laft-s fot unseen wdrlds !) Meek , unobtrusive , aJr-emDracfng 1 s * g £ ! Yet h ' unible with an intellect that
probed TV abyss of natute ^ s Bdysteried ^— that ' read * In the bright noon of thine intelfigetide The secrets of the stafs ! Th 6 u att not ' spared ( Say what is spared ?) by the fewci ott *" fiend , *
That , rushing forth from his infernal den , Scathes trdth and knowledge ; but thy spirit smiles , Rapt in the joy of its beatitude , Like the firm , sky-top'd' cliff ' Upon the surge That foams and dashes at its foot . Thy fame
Stands like a pyr&tiald ! — and wheresoe er A temple shall be built t ^ wisdom , * - ^ w thine . , : 7 Shall its foundations , snail its piilass h * i . O privileg ed Albiori } craflle of ^ tlaie ^ ili ^ r Tlirone of the good 1 as&ylum wf ' tbe ^ op ^ - prest ! ? Tlw livquisitioni . ~
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5 & Poetry . —To the Memory of Dr . Disriey . — -Eulogy on Newton .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1817, page 54, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2460/page/54/
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