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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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raoB sam; that ehe Rain andthe Flail, and ihe Thundersvere
ceased, he snned retmore, andhardnedhis beart, he and bis
servants. S0PFal. 105. 25. Fleturneatheir hearrs, so that
they hareahis people, and dealc subtilly mithehem: Thacis.
God blesed che Children oFLsraet, Whereupon the Fcyp.
tians did cake occasiontohacechem, a5 is plain. F xod. L.
ver. 7, 8, 9, 10. S0 God hardned Pharashs beare, and Pha-
rach hardned his ownhearr. Cod hardned ic by noc Men-
insmercy to Pharaoh, a5 he did eo Nebuctadnezzar, Who
wasas freac a Ainner as he, or Cod hardnedic occationally.
Duc RiII. Pharaoh Wrastheerue caule oF hisoun obdurarion,
bu decerminins his omn willeo eril, and contirmins him
selF in his obstinacr. Soare all presumpruous finners, PFal.
05. 8. Flarden not pour hearts as in the provecation, as in the day
ef tempration in therrilderness.
Thirdly, Cod is said ro harden che heare permissivels.
buenor operatirely, nor effectirels, ashie Who onty lets
loosea Grephound ouc ofchelip, is said co hound him ac
cheitare. Will vou sec plainly whac ST. Pant incends by
hardenins Readver. 22. irhat is Cod williue to Bem his
rath and tomake bis porver tenomn (chacis, by a consequent
Will, which in order ot nature Follomes che prerition ot
TIn,) indured mithmuch lone sufferine the vesselsof vrath fot-
red rodestruction. And tharhe micht make lnonn the riches
ofhis slory on the vessels of mercy, 9c. Thereis much dise-
rence becween indurinqe and impelline. Or incitins ehe vellels
OEwrach. HclaichoE che vessels olmercy, chac Cod prepa-
redthem unto elory. Buc oF che vessels oFwrath, he Caich only
chac chey vere ficed to destruction, chacis, noc by 60d, buc
Dychemselrec. St. Pans Caich, thac God doch endure the ves-
sels ofrrath mith much lone safferine, T. FI. Caich, chac C0d
Wills. and effects by che second couses aIl cheir actions pood
and bad, thac he necessicarechchem, and decermineth chem
irresistibly eo do chose acts which hecondemneth as crill,
and for which tre punistrech chem. Tf doine millinely, and
endurine. 2fmuch lone sufferins, aud necessitatine, imply
nOc a contrariecy one eo anocher, reddat mihi minam Diege-
nes, Lec him chacrausheme Losick, Sireme my moner a.
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