But you say, God is a spirit. (There is no doubt but what his spirit pervades all space, and every thing in it that has life.) But to the testimony. "Ye have neither heard his voice nor seen his shape." John v: 37. Did Jesus contradict the Patriarchs and Prophets? No, no! He here told his persecutors what they had not seen nor heard; he did not say he had no voice or shape. Who did? 1st. Moses. "And I will cover thee with my _hand_ while I pass by; and I will take away mine _hand_ and thou shalt see my _back parts_, but my _face_ shall not be seen." Exod. xxxiii: 22, 23. 2d. The "_eyes_ of the Lord are upon the righteous, and his _ears_ are open unto their cry. The _face_ of the Lord are against them that do evil: the Lord _heareth_." Psalms xxxiv: 15, 17. Again, the "Ancient of days did _sit_, whose _garment_ was white as snow, and the _hair of his head_ like the pure wool." Does not this prove a shape, features, and voice, ascribed to God, the same as to man. "And God said let us make man in our own image, after our likeness; so God created man in his own image, in the _image of God_ created he him: male and female created he them." Gen. i: 26, 27. Paul says of Jesus, "Who is the _image of God_, (this can't be spiritually so) the first born of every creature; who being in the _form of God_, thought it not robbery to be equal with God." Eph. ii: 5, 6. Now to the Hebrews--"Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his son, who being the brightness of his glory, and the EXPRESS IMAGE of his person." Now turn to the history of Rome for a moment--read how LENTULUS describes the Savior to the Roman Senate. Here he describes his stature, countenance, his eyes, beautiful flowing hair, his wisdom, &c., and finally closes with the following: "A _man_ for his singular beauty far exceeding all the sons of men." Paul says, he is the "_express image_" _of God_. (I understand him to say that he looks just like him.) Oh, says one, this man is a Unitarian! So then was Paul, or I have not quoted him right.