The Cause of God and Truth ...Printed for, and sold by Aaron Ward, 1737 |
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... truth and faithfulness , for he cannot lye ; nor , indeed , to any other perfection of his nature , for he cannot deny himself . If therefore the decree of Reprobation is con- trary to the nature and perfections of God , it ought to be ...
... truth and faithfulness , for he cannot lye ; nor , indeed , to any other perfection of his nature , for he cannot deny himself . If therefore the decree of Reprobation is con- trary to the nature and perfections of God , it ought to be ...
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... truth , goodness and mercy , all which is agreeable to the light of nature and revela tion ; and therefore he cannot have decreed , that the greatest part of men should be for ever left under an incapacity of loving , and fearing and ...
... truth , goodness and mercy , all which is agreeable to the light of nature and revela tion ; and therefore he cannot have decreed , that the greatest part of men should be for ever left under an incapacity of loving , and fearing and ...
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