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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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AVindication of
Fore I Mall more caretullr examine the
Wise Sense they sire ot the chiet places
Which relate toche matrer in hand.
T. IS this ro interpret Scripture likeWise
Men, to makre che Auchor to the FTebrews
in one Chapter, andchat buta MOrE OnC,
to brins no lels chan tour places out ot
the Old Testament, and accordino to their
Senle, noc onc olthem proves chat which
he aimed ac: viz. thac Christ vas superi-
our to Angels, Hcb. T. 5. 25 will appcarby
the sense cher sive otthem. For unto
Wwhich of the angels said he at any time,
Thou art my Son, this day have Y becotten
Hist. of ihe Thee: These words, Cay thez, in their ori-
Cdit. 2. Sinal and primary Sense are spoken of Da
vid, but in their misticat sense are a
Prophecy concerninq Christ. Was chis my-
sticat sense primarily intended or HOC:
Itnot, ther are onty an accommodation
and no proot. But chey (aY, even in
thac mystical Sense, they vere intended not
ofthe Lord Christs supposed eternat Gene-
ration from the Fssence of the Father, but
ef his Resurrection from the dead.
BuE iF chat DC nOt taken aS an FVI
dence of his beine the eternal Son of Cod,
hor doch ehis prove him above Ancels.
Heb. L. 6. And acain, when he brinceth
his first becotten into the Worid, hesaith,
An
MIF. P. 19.