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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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lins. Nosignem habemus, Spiricus Rammam ciet, 25 Nazi-
anzen. He Blowesche coles, buethe Arc is our own. Mor-
det dantaxat sese in fances illim objicientem, a5 St. Anstin, he
bices nocunril me chrust our selres into hismouch. Hemay
propose, hemay susgest, buc he cannor movethe willet.
Fectirely. Resist the Devil, andhe will Alie from Jon. Tam. 4:
7. By Faich We are able to quench allthe fiery dartsof the wic-
ked Eph. 6. 16. And iesattan, Wtio can boch provoleche
object, and chioole ouc the ficrest cimes and places, eo work
exor cur frailties, and ean sussest reaIons, Ver cannOEne-
celsirare che will Cihichismost cerrain;) chen mueh lese
can outward. objects doic alone. Ther hareno nacural et.
ticacyco determine the will. Well may they be occations,
bue cher cannoc be causes ot evil. The sensicire apperice
may ensender a procliriey eo Real, buc noc a necessueo ro
seal. And it it Mould produce a kind ot necessiey, vec ic
is buc Moral, noc Nacnral; Hypochecical, noc AbPOlUTe;
Coexistene, nor Antecedene trom our Pelres, nor Exrcinle.
calI. This necessiey, orrather proclirity, was Frec inils
caules, we our Ectres by our omn negligence in nOTODPO.
sins cur passions irhien e could, and mistre, have frccly
siren ic a kind of dominion orerus. Admit thac lome sud-
den pastions maz and do extraordinarilo Turprise us; And
cherelore ne Cay, motus primo primi, che Rrse mocions are
nocalvares in our pover, neicher arechey trec, vecchis id
Due very rarely, andic is our omn Faule ehac they do furprise
15. Neicher doch the L aW punisti ehe Airst mocionco chete,
bueche adrised act of Rcaline. The incencion makes rne
chiet. Buc oEchis more largely Numb. 28.
c Fepleadsmoreorer, that the Lamis a cause of instice.
thac it framesthe wills ofmento justice, and that the punist-
ment ofone doth conduce to the preservation of mang. AIl ehis
ismolt erve os a just L. aW jusly exccuced. Bucthis is nO
p0d. a- mercpto 2. FI. his opinion ot absolure necester. IF
all actions, and all evenes De predetermined Nacurally, Ne.
ceslarily, Exerinsecally, hom Mould che Lan frame men
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