The Bounds of Human Wisdom and Divine Apparent Acts
The speaker argues that humans cannot question why God permits Samuel to appear to Saul, framing such doubt as the root of infidelity. He asserts that God’s decisions surpass human judgment and cautions against claiming superior wisdom in worldly affairs, labeling such speculation as extravagant and presumptuous.
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Samuel
Saul
The Works of God Displayed Description of Pompeii
The account describes Pompeii and Herculaneum during eruptions. It notes lava's slower progress, explosions from steam, and greater fatalities at Pompeii. It visits Pompeii’s soldiers quarters, olive oil mill, prison with skeletons, and a surrounding colonnade parade area.
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Pompeii
Herculaneum