Excerpt from The Monthly Review, Vol. 2
The importance of the subject of inspiration is so great, says the Professor, that between the two answers that may be made to it, there is the same abyss which separated the two Israelites who had seen Jesus Christ in the flesh, and who had equally recognized him as a prophet. But whilst one of them, considering his carpen ter's dress, his mean food, his hands rendered hard by labour, and his rustic suite, believed him to be still liable to error and to sin, as an ordinary prophet, the other recognized in him the Emmanuel, the Lamb of God, the Lord our Righteousness, the Holy One of Israel, the King of Kings, the Lord of Hosts. So much from the Preface.
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