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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 Priniey.
may be rejected, When it is oHter d a5 a
Matcer oF Faich uxon this acccunt, thac
It is abore our Comprehension, or chae
We can have no clear Idea ot il in our
Minds. And this late Auchor hath under-
tatcen to prove, That there is nothine so
Mrsterious, or above Reason in the Cospel.
To be above Reason, he Caitli, mar be un-
derstood tivo vays. I. For a thinq Intelli- P. 67.
sible in it self, but cover d with ficurative
and mysticat WVords. 2. For a thine in its
eon Nature unconceivable, and not to be
judced of by our Faculties, tho it be never
So clearlr revealed. This in cither sense
is the same with Mystery. And Erom thence
he calces oceation to Bher his Learnine
about the centile Mysteries, and Fcclesa-
sticat Mysteries, Wrrich mishie have been
spared in this Debate, but only For thePa-
rallel aimed at betreen them, a5 to Priest
crast and Mysteries; Wwichoue wrhich a
Work oF this nacure nould rant its due
relistr rith his good Christian Readers.
Ochers we lec have their Mysteries 100;
buc the Comtorr is, thac chey arc (0 calr
Iy understood, and scen chroueh: as Wvhen
the LLeathen Mysteries, are laid, to have
been instituted at first in Commemoration of
some remarkeable Accidents, or to the (T0- P. 21.
pour of some preat Persons thal obliced che
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