| History - 1802 - 502 pages
...prefent life, with this difference only, that they fliall have greater plenty of all the neceffaries of life : even the very fmalleft animals, they imagine,...like our's, and under that firmament another earth lile our's, in which when we have fummer they have winter, and when we have winter they .have fummer.... | |
| Mormons - 1882 - 588 pages
...shall have greater plenty of all the necessaries of life. They think the earth is flat, and that undi;r it there is a firmament like our's; and under that...firmament another earth like our's. in which when we have summer, they have winter, and when we have winter they have summer.* "With regard to future rewards... | |
| Washington Baker Vanderlip, Homer Bezaleel Hulbert - Gold mines and mining - 1903 - 348 pages
...greater abundance of all the necessaries of life. Even the smallest animals, they believe, will rise again and dwell under the earth. They think the earth...flat, and that under it there is a firmament like ours; and under that firmament another earth like ours ; in which when we have summer they have winter,... | |
| Edmund Burke - History - 1765 - 514 pages
...prętent life, with this difference only, that they Ihall have greater plenty of all the neceffaries of life : even the very fmalleft animals, they imagine«...they have fummer. With regard to future rewards and punifliments, they believe, that in the other world the rich will be poor, and the poor will be rich.... | |
| 1764 - 434 pages
...difference only, that they (hall have greater plenty of all the neceflarie» of life : Even the very fmalled animals, they imagine, will rife again, and dwell...firmament another earth like our's, in which when we hive fummer they have winter, and when we have winter they have fummer. With regard to future rewards... | |
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