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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 Prinity.
our Wise Interpreters pur a ridiculous
Sense upon ic; a5 choush all thatGrotius
meanE WaS, That Gods Attributes are the
same vith himsels (Wrhich alchouoh true in
ic selt, is very impertinent to Grotius his
purpose) and chat chie Reason why he
Caith, That theWord is not al that 60d i5,
Was, because there vere other Attributes of
Cod besides. But where doch Grotius Cay
ans chins libe this: Is chis Wise interpre-
ring: Or hones and Pair dealins: FOr
Grotins immediately tatres notice trom
thence ot the Difterence ol Fypostases;
Which he Caich as takren trom the Plato
nists, but wich a chance of the sense.
3. When ic is Caid, v. 3. That al thines
vere made by him; Grotius underttande it
OF the old Creation, and of the Son ofGod.
For, he quores a pallase ot Barnabas.
where he laith, The Sun is the Work of
hishands; and several paltases of the Fa-
thers to prove, That the Worid and alt
thines in it vere created by him; and he
adds, That nothine but God himself is ex-
cepted. Whac lay our Wise Interpreters
to allchis: Nochins ar aII to the pur-
Dole; but chey cite the Enelist ce-
neva Transtation (Wtren ther precend eo
sive Ororius his Sense) and add, That
the Word nou becins to be spoken of as a
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