If the good and the evil be understood in a physical sense, then, in harmony with chap.
This is the less to be doubted when it is kept in mind that, in the former passage, evil and good must be taken in a physical sense.
But good and evil are very decidedly used in a physical sense in 2 Sam.
Man's happiness is not, therefore, at the disposal of physical sense.
Spirit will ultimately claim its own, - all that really is, - and the voices of physical sense will be forever hushed.
So physical sense, not discerning the true happiness of being, places it on a false basis.
And he knew that she did dwell in the land of spiritual enchantment, where happiness is not at the mercy of physical sense.
Was life, happiness, all, at the disposal of physical sense?
With it had come a dim perception of the falsity of the testimony of physical sense, and the human life that is reared upon it.
Every thing concurs then to prove, even in a physical sense, that brutes are actuated by appetite alone, and that man is governed by a superior principle.
Considered in a physical sense, this passion is good; in a moral one, it is attended with every evil.
It is obvious that the mode of thought which restricts itself to the processes of physical sense—and to what reason is able to infer from them—is incapable of expressing an opinion about the spiritual element of which we are speaking.
During their earthly life they had brought to perfection the cultivation of physical sense-existence, and had thus condemned themselves to a shadowy existence after death.
Their longings and inclinations were not fixed on the supersensible world alone; they were also directed toward the physical sense-world, and the earth became dear to them.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "physical sense" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
