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... sider whence the revelation comes . They are things which the mouth of the Lord hath spoken ; uttered by the breath of the eternal God , as all Scriptures are said to be . God breathed , as that expression may be liter- ally rendered ...
... sider whence the revelation comes . They are things which the mouth of the Lord hath spoken ; uttered by the breath of the eternal God , as all Scriptures are said to be . God breathed , as that expression may be liter- ally rendered ...
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... sider in the nerves , which he recites - their interior sub- stance , which extends itself like very slender threads from the brain to the extremities of all the other members into which they are knit ; the very thin little skins which ...
... sider in the nerves , which he recites - their interior sub- stance , which extends itself like very slender threads from the brain to the extremities of all the other members into which they are knit ; the very thin little skins which ...
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... sider their necessitous , indigent state , their wants and cravings , their pressures and groans , their grievances and complaints , we should find enough to convince us they are not the self - originate or self - sufficient being ; and ...
... sider their necessitous , indigent state , their wants and cravings , their pressures and groans , their grievances and complaints , we should find enough to convince us they are not the self - originate or self - sufficient being ; and ...
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... sider the matter . Omnipotency , as hath been said , im- ports a power of doing all things possible to be done , or indeed , simply all things ; unto which passive power , an active one must necessarily correspond . That is , there is ...
... sider the matter . Omnipotency , as hath been said , im- ports a power of doing all things possible to be done , or indeed , simply all things ; unto which passive power , an active one must necessarily correspond . That is , there is ...
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... sider , it being also his second demonstration of the corol- ception much more vastly different from them both . lary of this his sixth proposition , ( which nothing but a disposition to trifle , or having nothing to say , could have ...
... sider , it being also his second demonstration of the corol- ception much more vastly different from them both . lary of this his sixth proposition , ( which nothing but a disposition to trifle , or having nothing to say , could have ...
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absolute acknowledge admit apostacy apostle appear apprehend asserted atheists behold better blessed blessedness body cause cerning Christ Christian church church of England common communion conceive concerning consider creature Deity discourse distinct Divine doth doubt earth endeavour Epicurean Epicurus essence eternal excellent existence express faith Father former fulness give glorious glory God's Godhead gospel grace hath heart heaven Holy Ghost hope hypostases impossible infinite inquirer irreligion judge judgment less live Lord matter means mind nature necessary ness never nonconformity notion ourselves pagan perfect person plain plainly pleasure possible prescience present Psal purpose reason reckon religion righteousness satisfaction satisfied Scripture sense sidered signify sincere Socinian sophism soul speak Spirit substance sufficient suppose sure temper temple thee thereto thing thou thought tion true truth understand union unto whatsoever whence wherein whereof wisdom word