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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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the Doctrine of the Trinicy.
vided; but re lay, ther are and must be
distinsuished as to those incommunicable
Proverties which malie the Pertons di
Cinet. The essential Properties are unca-
pable ot beine divided, andthe Relations
cannot becontounded; (o thac there must
De one undivided Substance and y et three
distinet Perlons.
But every Person must have his oon pro-
per Substance: and so the Substance must be
divided is tbere be three Persons. That
every Perlon must have a Substance 10
suppore his Sublictence is not deniec, but
ehe queltion is, Whecher that substance
must bedividedor not. Welar, Where the
Subltance Will bear it, 25 in created BC.
iB9S, a Person hach a separate subctance,
i. e. the Tame Nature diversitied by AC
cidents, ualities and a separate Lxiltence,
but ihere chele chines cannot be, thereu
the same Essence must remain undivided
Dur wich such relative Properties a5 can
not be contounded. But may not the same
undivided Substance be communicated t0
three divided Persons; so as that each Per-
son may have his oon proper Substance, and
vet the divine Psence be in it self undivi-
ded: Thisisnotthe cale betore uS. FOr
the queltion uxon the Crecd is, Whecher
the Substanee can be dirided. And bero