O God, our help in ages past.

This, then, was the Lord who was coming to judge these Jews; not merely a god, but The God.

the dreams, the dreams of men! A learned land of wise old books And men with meditative looks, Who move in quaint red-gabled towns And sit in gravely-folded gowns, Divining in deep-laden speech The world's supreme arcanaeach A homely god to listening Youth Eager to tear the veil of Truth; * * * *

As Samas' car sank in the glowing west, And Sin the moon-god forth had come full drest For starry dance across the glistening skies, The sound of work for man on earth now dies, And all betake themselves to sweet repose.

O God, how gladly! KING.

O heavenly God, What doe I read?

But contrariwise, He tends to recede more and more into the background, behind the ever-multiplying crowd of patron-spirits, guardians, family-gods; till, as in Greece and Rome, He is almost entirely obscured, "an unknown God ignorantly worshipped"the End, as usual, being forgotten and buried in the means.

And thus God of his goodnesse keepe you.

[Footnote: Literally, "Lord God."

The only thing that enabled George Thayer to bear up under it at all was, as he afterwards said in the store, keeping his "eyes fixed steady on old Plummer," "'cause, you know, boys, I never jined the church nor made any kind o' profession o' goin' in for any things o' God's, nohow; not but what I've often wished I could see my way to: but sez I to myself, ef he kin stan' it I kin, an' so I held out.

If Christ was but one person, one mind, then that one mind could not be simultaneously finite and infinite, nor therefore simultaneously God and man.

pl. 5.] of the seven evil spirits assaulting heaven, and the gods alarmed standing upon the defensive, no doubt successfully, but unluckily the conclusion of the story is broken off.

His land draweth unto itself every land; the South cometh sailing down the river thereto, and the North, steered thither by winds, cometh daily to make festival therein according to the command of the God thereof, who is the Lord of peace therein.

DEMI means Half: as, demi-man, half a man; demi-god, half a god; demi-devil, half a devil; demi-deify, to half deify; demi-sized, half sized; demi-quaver, half a quaver.

lo * I mean it; enough said; m. legal promise of marriage *dichoso* happy *Dieguito* Jimmy *diez* ten *diferencia* f. difference *diferente* different *difícil* difficult *dificultad* f. difficulty *digerir* digest *dignamente* worthily, suitably *dignidad* f. dignity *digno* worthy *dinero* m. money *Dios* m. God; *por * for heaven's sake *diplomático* m. diplomat; adj.

The fatherly God, in that far-off clime, Who sent me, he told me 'twas sweet spring-time.

This is often called the illuminative life, and it might be summed up as concentration of all the facultieswill, intellect, feelingupon God.