\"This dedication, which probably expressed the desire of the donors to thank, appease, or enlist the \naid of a god of whose name they were not certain, Paul interpreted as a confession of ignorance \nconcerning the nature of God. He proceeded with high eloquence:

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\"Whom therefore ye worship though ye know him not, him I declare unto you. God, who made the \nworld and all things therein... dwells not in temples made with hands... It is he that giveth life and \nbreath unto all... And he made of one blood all the nations of mankind... that they should seek God, if \nhaply they might feel after him, though he be not far from us; for in him we live and move and have our \nbeing, as certain also of your own poets have said... by that Man whom he hath ordained; whereof he \nhath given assurance unto all, in that he hath raised him from the dead.\"\"

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source: Durant

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