Moravian heresy. Wherein the principal errors of that doctrine are fully set forth, proved, and refuted |
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... Wisdom's Work . THIS Order , Beauty , and Bleffing , will be readily admitted , to arife from this Contrariety in the Principles of Nature compounded by divine Skill . And the Reason is clear . Nature no more knows to err from her ...
... Wisdom's Work . THIS Order , Beauty , and Bleffing , will be readily admitted , to arife from this Contrariety in the Principles of Nature compounded by divine Skill . And the Reason is clear . Nature no more knows to err from her ...
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... Wisdom . For the visible Things of God , difcerned by their known and ap- proved Nature , would fo manifeftly jarr with Pre- cepts of any other Caft or Purport , that they could never be adhered to by any Creature in his Senfes . How ...
... Wisdom . For the visible Things of God , difcerned by their known and ap- proved Nature , would fo manifeftly jarr with Pre- cepts of any other Caft or Purport , that they could never be adhered to by any Creature in his Senfes . How ...
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... of Duty . But the Wisdom of his Creator had , from Eternity , referved a Means to eafe his Creature from this Hardship , without Violation of his Juftice , Juftice . And he therefore gave his only Son as 4 . The Moravian Herefy .
... of Duty . But the Wisdom of his Creator had , from Eternity , referved a Means to eafe his Creature from this Hardship , without Violation of his Juftice , Juftice . And he therefore gave his only Son as 4 . The Moravian Herefy .
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... Wisdom to do it : -- As is clearly evinced from the different Effects of both thefe feeming annalogical Caufes . For as all the Acts of God are for the Better , fo were thefe ; which in themfelves feem fevere , nay , deftructive ...
... Wisdom to do it : -- As is clearly evinced from the different Effects of both thefe feeming annalogical Caufes . For as all the Acts of God are for the Better , fo were thefe ; which in themfelves feem fevere , nay , deftructive ...
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... Wisdom , could be the Motive to this UNION ( happy to us ! ) between our frail Nature and the Godhead in the Perfon of Chrift : Which could not have happened if Man had never fallen . And by this Means and Relationship , we may presume ...
... Wisdom , could be the Motive to this UNION ( happy to us ! ) between our frail Nature and the Godhead in the Perfon of Chrift : Which could not have happened if Man had never fallen . And by this Means and Relationship , we may presume ...
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