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The great covenants that Yahweh decreed took the form of requirements that the entire nation had to obey , in return for which Yahweh would guarantee that the nation as a whole would flourish . In this way we place architectural transformation in the context of the great changes taking place in the political , artistic , social and intellectual life of the period . One of the great changes in the accession scene in the past year has been the adoption of what the Union calls the Regatta Principle , which meant that rather than having one wave of frontrunner applicants , you had a group of 12 or 12 plus Turkey . Lamb was one of the great essayists and critics of the early nineteenth century . The doing this , prevented him from saying all he intended to say in support of the affirmation to which he had intended to devote the evening , viz : " That the literary and moral peculiarities of the Bible - - the character of its sentiments , so entirely alien to the universal tendencies of human nature - - Jew and Gentile - - It 's clear , chaste , vigorous and concise diction - - It 's agreement one part with another , notwithstanding the great intervals of time at which its different parts were produced ; and its perfectly artless candour in the record of facts irrespective of their bearing for or against the interests involved - - are totally at variance with the supposition that the book is the production of ignorant and designing men ; and prove that its existence is due to that divine initiative and guidance in the writers to which both Paul and Peter attributed it . Sovereignty , which has been the refuge of the great scoundrels of history and of modern time , cannot be pleaded as a bar to a prosecution for a crime against humanity . We must pay attention to the great changes that have taken place over the past thirty years in these lakes . It is urgent , as said by the Uruguayan Ida Holz , to " be one step ahead of the great changes " . No ; Monterey , the prettiest town on the coast , and its capital and seat of customs , had got no advantage from the great changes , was out of the way of commerce and of the travel to the mines and great rivers , and was not worth stopping at .