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Creation a revelation of God; especially in the order and harmony pervading the whole.
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This the more striking, if we consider the opposing forces out of which this order is produced.vi.ii.iii.ii
The same subject continued.vi.ii.iii.iii
The Unity of God shewn by the Harmony of the order of Nature.vi.ii.iii.iv
Impossibility of a plurality of Gods.vi.ii.iii.v
The rationality and order of the Universe proves that it is the work of the Reason or Word of God.vi.ii.iii.vi
The Presence of the Word in nature necessary, not only for its original Creation, but also for its permanence.vi.ii.iii.vii
This function of the Word described at length.vi.ii.iii.viii
Three similes to illustrate the Word's relation to the Universe.vi.ii.iii.ix
The similes applied to the whole Universe, seen and unseen.vi.ii.iii.x
Conclusion. Doctrine of Scripture on the subject of Part I.vi.ii.iii.xi
Doctrine of Scripture on the subject of Part 3.vi.ii.iii.xii
Necessity of a return to the Word if our corrupt nature is to be restored.vi.ii.iii.xiii