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On the Necessity Of Dirine Revelation.
l If the wo-,d be not the production Of
chance, and if it be not eternal, it follows
that it must have been created-in order
TO which there must have been an infinite
Architcct. We have seen human reason
ed into labyrinths, from which it could
not be extricated, but by the friendly as.
Iistance of Revelation. To the eye of ma.
lure, all is dark obscurity. We have re.
Feived decisive evidences from notorious
acts, that when an investigation of these
PubIects has been attempted by men of the
prst and brightest talents, independently
this infaltble guide, the mortifying and
Inevitable result has been, bewildered sys.
fmsh trembling uncertainty clashing
pntraNdctory theories.


