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... himself . If therefore the decree of Reprobation is con- trary to the nature and perfections of God , it ought to be rejected as against the will of God ; for the nature and will of God never contradict each other ; and yet it is ...
... himself . If therefore the decree of Reprobation is con- trary to the nature and perfections of God , it ought to be rejected as against the will of God ; for the nature and will of God never contradict each other ; and yet it is ...
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... himself , which is his own fovereign will and pleasure . And fhall we deny that to the King of kings , which is allow'd to every earthly prince , to chufe his own fa- vourites as he pleafes ? Should it be faid , that no wife prince ...
... himself , which is his own fovereign will and pleasure . And fhall we deny that to the King of kings , which is allow'd to every earthly prince , to chufe his own fa- vourites as he pleafes ? Should it be faid , that no wife prince ...
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... than of what is the will of God ; or , in other words , this fhews what God has made man's duty to do , and not what he himself has willed thall be done , C 4 done . Now God has appointed means , and he The Caufe of God and Truth . 23.
... than of what is the will of God ; or , in other words , this fhews what God has made man's duty to do , and not what he himself has willed thall be done , C 4 done . Now God has appointed means , and he The Caufe of God and Truth . 23.
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... himself will do , and which , unless he does it , cannot be done , namely , faith and obedience in the elect . " frange ! that the decree of Reprobation fhould have any thing to do , with the elect , or introduce God enjoining them ...
... himself will do , and which , unless he does it , cannot be done , namely , faith and obedience in the elect . " frange ! that the decree of Reprobation fhould have any thing to do , with the elect , or introduce God enjoining them ...
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... himself hath paffed that act of preterition on them , which renders it impoffible for them to repent , or turn from the evil of their ways , and therefore im- Whitby , p . 33 , 75 , 233. Ed . 2. 32 , 74 , 227 , 228 . poffible poffible ...
... himself hath paffed that act of preterition on them , which renders it impoffible for them to repent , or turn from the evil of their ways , and therefore im- Whitby , p . 33 , 75 , 233. Ed . 2. 32 , 74 , 227 , 228 . poffible poffible ...
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