Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 255
it has been made as it is by reason and foresight? Because in
that part alone of her body the female differs from the male, in
which the fetus being placed, is kept and cherished. And again
the male differs from the female only in that part of his body
in which is the power of injecting seed and propagating mankind.
And in this there is a great proof of providence, from the
necessary difference of members. How marvelous it is that
where, under a likeness of form there is found to be diversity
of use and variety of office. For males and females equally
have teats, but only those of the female are filled with milk;
that, as soon as they have brought forth, the infant may find
nourishment suited to him. But if we see the members in man
arranged with such method and that in all the rest of creation
there is seen to be similarity of form, and a difference only in
those in which their use requires a difference, and we neither
see anything superfluous nor anything wanting in man, nor in
woman anything deficient or in excess. Who will not, from all
these things, acknowledge the operation of reason, and the
wisdom of the Creator?
Chapter XXXIII: Correspondences in Creation.
animals, and each one being suited to its own use and service.
This also is testified by the variety of trees and the diversity of
herbs, varying both in form and in juices. This also is asserted
by the change of seasons, distinguished into four periods, and
the circle closing the year with certain hours, days, months,
and not deviating from the appointed reckoning by a single
hour. Hence, in short, the age of the world itself is reckoned by
a certain and fixed account, and a definite number of years.
Chapter XXXIV: Time of Making the World.
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