 | John Kitto - 1853 - 522 páginas
...their vesture May resemble the vesture of earthly things. The flowers of that country Are more numerous and brilliant Than the starry lights Of this visible...Which entered by the serpent. By the gale which blows From the blessed region of Paradise, Sweetness is communicated To the bitterness of this region ; This... | |
 | 1853 - 656 páginas
...their vesture May resemble the vesture of earthly things. The flowers of that country Are more numerous and brilliant Than the starry lights Of this visible...Which entered by the serpent. By the gale which blows From the blessed region of Paradise, Sweetness is communicated To the bitterness of this region ; This... | |
 | 1854 - 564 páginas
...bright rays Of its celestial beauties. » * * * ' The flowers of that country Are more numerous aud brilliant Than the starry lights Of this visible heaven...entered by the serpent. ' By the gale which blows From the blessed region of Paradise, Sweetness is communicated To the bitterness of this region; This... | |
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... hath clothed its trees With the names of our trees, And its figs are called by the names of our figs ; And its leaves, which are spiritual, Are realized and embodied ; They are transformed, that their vesture May resemble the vesture of earthly things.... 