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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 2 A (shelfmark LH 1, 2, 2a)
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rationem suit, in iudicium intraret, ne is quidem
tueri se posset, niso opposita Christi satis sactionen
saltem enim Ruius nituitu priorum et gratia sacta
est. Postea autem se sanctus vexit cui alteri hoc
debet, quam divino auxilio pec Christum impetratot
Itaque nemo nisi in Domino glociari debet, cum
quo omnia possumus, et curus potens est virtus
minfirmis.
Explicata hominis reconciliatione et renonatione
nouaeque vitae fructibus (quae sunt bona opera, alege
DEI praecepta F videndum etiam erit, quaenam chec-
stus iristituerit praeceperitque, pratec communem na-
turalem et perpetuum DEI legem. Sciercum ergo
est, Christum esse non tantum Mediatorum nostrum
qui suo merito suaque passione nos expiauit DEoque
conciliauit, sed et ipse legislatorem, qui prodata sibi
omni in coelo terrisque potestate praescribere vo-
luit; quae sine salutis periculo sperni non possent
seruata autem plurimum ad salutem prodessent
Huc tamen ea non pertinent, quae a nonnullis
credentur, ut, quod serenda sint iniuriae, quod
amandi sint imimici, aliaque id genus. Nam amaro
mimicos lex moralis dudum icbet neque ideo mo-
nus repellere malos et punire licet, dareque operam