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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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Pogmrat Systemate
P. 68) X quae in alterutro commendantur, in utroque esse debent, et salvis
ejus principiis esse possunt. Non minus sec monstrans quam Concra temonstran
conditiona
amilis, BC summissus divt in divinam voluntatem resignatus, esse potest N
et in preibus assidus fiducia, divinae gratiae laetus, in pricibus assiduus sse potest. Vicissim
non minus Contra Remonstrans quam Remonsra potest esse vigilans, ad profectus spirituales
ota
attentus, in vicandis peccatorum occasionibus circumspectus
vanitate habitus in virfutis
xercitio confirmati
et insecuritatem prolabi
XX potest unnus inglari copinione taleu divinae gratiae alterpharisaica
anitato sun in virtute colcude diligentia; potest unus desperare quod
confirma
non satis in se sentit gratiae auxilium alter quod non percipit propriae voluntas pardorem
opinione
comnania Iedeb
lteu mae;  sesado partis suae prajudicio, modo ne sun tanas
undamentis rite colligantur
68)
vae in alterutro commendantur,
atroque esse devens
in his.
5. X. uterque ultra sua principia medit tendit, solito hominibus more
excedendi in alterutram partem. Eventus nostri non absolute
praedeterminati sunt, sed epositis simul actionibus nostris,
neque in nobis quicquam boni est, quod non a deo sit datum; neque
quis quam ad cum statum gratiae se venisse putare debet, in quo non
magna cura opus habesit, ut certamen bono fine coronet