An essay on the doctrine of the TrinityJ. Hatchard, 1815 - 576 էջ |
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Էջ xvi
... things in ecclesiastical and civil history , which clearly indicate the will of God , are not found recorded in the sacred volume ; nor even every particular of the life , doctrine , and mira- cles of our Lord . For they say , even the ...
... things in ecclesiastical and civil history , which clearly indicate the will of God , are not found recorded in the sacred volume ; nor even every particular of the life , doctrine , and mira- cles of our Lord . For they say , even the ...
Էջ xvii
... things taught in the Scriptures , but not proved by a single text . Who is it that does not see the force of mathe- matical truths , comprehending geometry in all its branches , and the noble science of astronomy , - all beneficial and ...
... things taught in the Scriptures , but not proved by a single text . Who is it that does not see the force of mathe- matical truths , comprehending geometry in all its branches , and the noble science of astronomy , - all beneficial and ...
Էջ xviii
... things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen , being un . derstood by the things that are made , even his eternal power and Godhead , so that they are without excuse . ' Now , if the Scriptures both of the Old and New ...
... things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen , being un . derstood by the things that are made , even his eternal power and Godhead , so that they are without excuse . ' Now , if the Scriptures both of the Old and New ...
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... Yet they pretended to account for the origin of all things ; some admitting one principle , which they called Fate ; and some ad- mitting two principles : and , wandering in the vortex of unfounded theory , they said much , and IX PREFACE .
... Yet they pretended to account for the origin of all things ; some admitting one principle , which they called Fate ; and some ad- mitting two principles : and , wandering in the vortex of unfounded theory , they said much , and IX PREFACE .
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... thing they condemn , every sermon they preach . And we would ask , how they know it is above reason , but not contrary to it ? If they mean that reason cannot find out every particular of it , the very same thing may be said of every ...
... thing they condemn , every sermon they preach . And we would ask , how they know it is above reason , but not contrary to it ? If they mean that reason cannot find out every particular of it , the very same thing may be said of every ...
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