He elucidates His own idea, wherein Principle and idea, God and man, are not one, but are inseparable as cause and effect.
There is no error more universal, nor more fatal, than that which Bunyan here, as well as in other of his treatises, so admirably elucidates and explodes.
In the opening chapter of this pamphlet Winstanley still further elucidates his interpretation of the allegorical stories of the Creation and the Fall.
It elucidates the early events of Cowper's history.
Laches at first does not understand the question:[13] and Sokrates elucidates it by giving the parallel explanation of quickness.
Bossuet elucidates anew the relation of truth to God.
Therein, in our opinion, is an invincible demonstration of the divine justice and charity:--this demonstration elucidates and sustains all others.
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