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92 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE "Andeverythingfashionethitselfasinagarment." —TranslationbyDelitzsch. "Andthateverythingmightappearthere ...

THEIMPRESSOFLIGHT^93 axisandbytheyearlyjourneyinits orbit,isturned tothesun. Andthesuntouchestheearthwithlight, andleavesthereit ...

94 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE "Itistruethatfromthehighestpointofviewthe sunisonlyoneofamultitude,—asinglestaramong millions,—thousands ...

THEIMPRESSOFLIGHT 95 byexperimentandobservation,andthentotrace,one by one,totheirsolar origin,the differentclasses of energy whi ...

96 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE thesamework,theproductsoftheexplosionmustby some powerbe decomposed, and theatoms replaced inthesamerela ...

Anier.Mas.Nat.History,NewYork. TheTotalEclipseoftheSun,June8, 1918 From thepainting by Howard Russell Butler, N.A. The coronaand ...

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THEIMPRESSOFLIGHT^97 of theatmosphere,and plant foods of thesoil, and buildsupthehydrocarbonsandotherfuelsofanimal andvegetablet ...

98 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE Scientistsmay welladmirethepowerthatthesun exerts; but they should not forget this other great fact,—tha ...

THEIMPRESSOFLIGHT 99 couldnolongercontain,notingenialshowersordif- fuserain,butinterrifictorrents,ofwhichthedelug- ingshowersoft ...

100 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE below, sinks and gives place to the warmer water, which is cooled and sinks in its turn, and thus, as b ...

THEIMPRESSOFLIGHT 101 temperature ofthewaterduringthewinter isnever under40°,althoughtheatmospheremaycontinuefor weeksbelowzero. ...

102 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE thesoil would remain frozento the depthof many feet,andtheonlyeffectofthesummer'sheatwould betomeltafew ...

THEIMPRESSOFLIGHT 103 structureoftheuniverse! Whatafieldforthehuman mind! Whatinfiniteproblemsanduntoldmysteries! Whatcountlesst ...

104 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE (verse26),Heitiswhosendstheearthuponitsdes- tinedway. Ever and evertheearth, astheWord declares,is turn ...

CHAPTERX CelestialMagnitudes 44 L O,these arebuttheoutlyingbordersof His works;andhowsmallawhisperdowehear ofHim! Butthethundero ...

106 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE in its effortstoplunge acrossthegulfbywhichwe areseparated from thosewonderful objects." — Gen. O.M.Mit ...

CELESTIALMAGNITUDES 107 reachhimuntilone minuteafterthecreationofthe object; andshould itsuddenlybe struckfrom exist- ence,theob ...

108 ASTRONOMYANDTHEBIBLE move your finger,butopenyour lefteye, andclose your right. Thefingerwillseem tochangeits posi- tiontoth ...

CELESTIALMAGNITUDES 109 wereanywherewithin 160,000timesthelengthofour baseHne,or1,280,000,000miles,weshouldhavebeen abletodetect ...