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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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A Vindication of
reneral Conneil; bur it is Pufficient, E0
Thew chac he Wras cast our ot che Church,
Where he broached his Doctrine, and no
Other Church received tum, or condem-
ned thac Church which cast him out,
Wrhichems an alter Consent toit. NoW
Wvhat ivas this Doctrine ot NoetuS: THC
very Came with that ot Praxeas ac Rome.
Theodoret Paith, thishis Opinon waS, That
there vas but Onc God the Father, Woho was
himsels impassible, but as he took our Nature,
Exipl. 57. So he vas passible and called the Son. Fpi
phanius more fully, that the same Person
vas Father. Son and TPoly Chest; Wherein
he Caicti, he plainty contradicts the Scri-
ptures which attribute distinet Personalities
to them; and vet assert but one Eodhead.
The Father hath an TErpostasis of bis oon,
and se have the Son and FToly Chost; but
vet there is but one Divinity, one Pover, and
one Dominion; For chele diltinet Perlons are,
nsavrusaurorn , ris aurns nvernt a;
et the same individuat Fsence and Pover.
BuE Epiphanius wasno Ante Nicene Father:
horever in matters ot Anciquitr, etiere
chere is no inconoruiey inthe chins, we
may make use ot his Authorier; and I
think no onc will question, chat NoetUS
as condemned; Wtrich vas che chins l
preduced him TO PTOVC.
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