II.

The Bible lays a yet deeper claim upon our reverence These books

constitute the literature of a people whose genius was religion, whose

mission was its evolution into universal forms, whose writings express the

moods and tenses of that development; whose history is the organic growth

which flowered in the life of Him who freed religion from every swathing

band, and gave the world its pure essential spirit; after Whom all races

are being drawn as one flock under one Shepherd.

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