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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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OE hieare is ehe greacese jodgemene chae God laves upon
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how doch Cod harden ehe BCArE  HOE By a natur al inAu-
ence oE any eril act or habie ineo ehe will, nor by inducins
ehe will rich perswasiremocires co obstinacy and rebellion,
for Cod rempreth no man, but every man is tempied nhenheis
dramn amay of his omn cust and intised. Tam. T. 13. ThenGod
is laid co harden the heare ehrce wares First, nefatirls.
and noc polirirely, noc by impareins wickedness, BuE by nOE
imparcine grace, a8 ihe sun descendinq to heeropick ot
Capricorne, is Caid wictrus eo berhe caule OF WinEer, chaC
is, noc by impartins cold, buc by nocimparrins heac. Teis
an aet ot merey in God ro girehis grace Freely, bue eo de-
ceinieis no act oE injustice. So che Aporle oppolerhhard-
ninseo eming ot mercy, TO harden is as ruch aS HOELO
Mew mercy.
Secondly. Godis Caid ro harden cheheart occasionally
and noc caufally, by doins 500d, which incorrisible sinnerS
make an occalion oE prowins morte and morte, and doins
eril; 25a Master by otcen correctins oF an untomard Scho-
lar; doch accidencally and occasionally hardenhisheare,
and rendex himmore obdurace, infomueh as HeGrONSeren
eo despisethe Rod. Or a5 an indulzene parene Dy his paci-
ence and geneleness dochincourage an obstinate lon cobe-
come more rebellious.. So, Whecher We look vxon C70d5
Frequene judsemenes apon Pharach, or Gods icerated
Cauours in remorins and wichdramins chose judgemenes up-
On Pharachs request; Borh ot them incheir several hinds,
vere occasions oFhardnims Phardohs heare, che one mateine
timmore pretumpeuous, the ocher more desperacely rebel-
lious. So chac vhieh was sood in ic was Ciods; chaenhich
vas eril was Pharaohs. C0d sare the occation, but Pha-
raoh Wasche erve cause oFhis oun obduration. Thisis clearly
consirmed, Fxod. B. 15. When PHaraOh sam that there mas
respire, he hardned his beart. And FxOd. 9. 34. Whon Pha-
raOt