...Years, or only to Abraham's, long after the Flood, of 1 75 Years, the World would be too much over-run ; or if the Age of Man was limited to that of divers...other Animals, to ten, twenty, or thirty Years only ; the Decays then of Mankind would be too faft : But at the middle Rate mentioned, the .Balance is...

...even that of Abraham's, the world would soon be overstocked. On the other hand, if the age of man were limited to that of divers other animals — to ten, twenty, or thirty years only — the decay of mankind would then be too fast. But on the present scale the balance is nearly even,...

...even that of Abraham's, the world would soon be overstocked. On the other hand, if the age of man were limited to that of divers other animals — to ten, twenty, or thirty years only — the decay of mankind would then be too fast. But on the present scale the balance is nearly even,...

...Years, or only to Abraham's, long after the Flood, of i7, Years, the World would be too much over-run. Or if the Age of Man was limited to that of divers...other Animals, to ten, twenty, or thirty years only, the decays then of Mankind would be too faft. But at the middle rate mentioned, the Balance is nearly...

...live now to Methulelah's age of 969 years, or only to 175 Íears, which was the age of Abraham, >ng after the flood, the world would be too full. Or if the age of man was limited ta that of divers other animals, to 10, го, or 30 years only, the decays of mankind would be too...