But my experience, as one who has given a considerable amount of attention to such subjects, tells me that the narrative before us carries on its front the impress of Divine origin.

I venture to think that it vindicates for itself a high, unearthly meaning.

It seems to me that it cannot be the work of a fabricator.

The more I study it, the more I am impressed with its Divinity.

And in what goes before I have been trying to make the reader a partaker of my own conviction.
To come now to particulars, we may readily see from its very texture that it must needs have been woven in a heavenly loom.