On the general subject Kaye bids us read cap. 3, with cap. 14, to grasp the argument of our enthusiast. In few words, our author holds that St. Paul condescends to human infirmity in permitting any marriage whatever, pointing to a better way. The apostle himself says, “The time is short;” but a hundred and sixty years have passed since then, and why may not the Spirit of truth and righteousness now, after so long a time, be given to animate the adult Church to that which is pronounced the better way in Scripture itself?