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Excerpt from The Quaker, Being a Series of Sermons by Members of the Society of Friends, Vol. 2
Now, as in the natural man, there exists a natural or der of Senses, and as these are applicable to their special end; so in the spiritual man there exists an order, and every subject is comprehensible according to its order. In the outward, men do not perceive objects but by their cor responding senses; and ih that form must the spiritual man, in like manner, come to a perception, by a corres ponding process.
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