Things Divine and Supernatural Conceived by Analogy With Things Natural and Human #251227

Avin G 1n the firfi Book of the for H mcr Tract treated of the Ideas of Senfit tion, as the only Original Materials for the Mind of Man to work upon, and the Pirji Foundation on which the whole Superfiruélure of all our Knowlege both human and divine is raifed; having alfo in the Second treated of the Pure Intellefi, and its various Operations upon thofe Ideas and the Conceptions and Com plex Notions formed partly out of them: I am now to difcourfe more fully and particularly of that Divine Analogy to which we owe the great efl: Enlargement of human Underfianding and without which the Nature and Properties of God and fu ernatural Beings, and the Objefis of another &rorld, would be as utterly incon ceivable to us as if they had no Exii'cence.