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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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B 42 G_
se mortuum, quos Pater elegit de ipti
Calvandos dedit. Non pottune iplicon.
cipere, quomodo Christus Ool. 2, 21.
frustra morcuus sit, quod Paulus absurdis-
Cimum putat. Samrera, si proomnibus.
mortuus cA, frustra mortuus fuisset, quan-
tum ad maximam generis hrumane par-
tem, quae peripsum non Calvatur; ex quo
illi concludune: omnes pro quibus ipse
morruus est, certo per illum Calvari.
Ouantum ad beneticia quaedam subal-
terna, quae per Eplum derirantur. (i non
in universum genus hrumanum, laltem in.
omnes Chriltianos, potest Fortean dicu
mortuus pro omnibus: Quod vero xter-
nam lalutem attinet, intentionem Chri-
ci non ultra sceretum Flectionis dirina
Decretum porrioi existimant, id quod his
verbis indipitari arbitrantur: Toh. 1739, 10.
Omnia quae mibi data sunt à Patre meo
Tui erant Cs mibi eos dedisti, ad eosdem.
etiam suam incercessionem restringit;
non oro pro mundo, (ed pro illis, quos dedi-
Ri mibi, Tui enim sunt, S omnia tua mea
sune, C5 omnia mea rua sunt. Credune
iideni mortem ejus, de quod in illa obtur
lic Sacrificium, non ultraillos oxtendi.
Et merito quidem