167. The manner of taking and destroying almost all kinds of wild beasts and birds in traps, pits, snares and nets, by bait, laying before the creature that is to be taken and destroyed what is agreeable to its appetite, is a lively representation of what comes to pass in the moral and spiritual world.1
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The video is from the Types Explorer project: a software/print research project exploring the typological vision of Jonathan Edwards.
Typology of Bait, Traps, Snares, and Nets