Excerpt from Substantial Christian Philosophy: Or, True Science in Harmony With Nature, Man, and Revelation, Specially Designed for Young People
"For his unseen things, from a world's creation are to be clearly seen, by the things made being perceived - both his eternal power and divinity (or divine nature), to the end they might be without excuse," Rom. i. 20. Rotherham's translation.
"By faith, we understand the ages to have been adjusted by declaration of God; to the end that, not out of appearances, should that which is seen have come into existence," Heb. xi. 3.
The same Greek word aion rendered "ages," is found in chapter i. 2; Eph. iii. 11; Matt. xi. 32.
"Great are the works of Jehovah, sought out by all desiring them," Isa. iii. 2. - Young's translation.
"Ye search the Scriptures, because ye think, in them, to have life age-abiding, and they are they which testify of me," John. v. 39. - Rotherham.
"The declarations which I have spoken unto you are spirit and are life," John vi. 63. - (Ibid.)
"If perchance any one be willing to do his will he shall understand about the teaching whether it is of God, or I from myself am talking," John vii. 17. - (Ibid.).
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