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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8, fol. 84v

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  1. accordine to their deserts; and in every Narion he that fears
  2. him; and vortes Richreonsness, is accepted wich him, Aas
  3. 10. 25.
  4. S. XXVI. Wtoerer is acquainted with the FToly Scrip-
  5. tores, will And all these chines plainsy deliver d in them.
  6. Thus to Bem us thac God propoles no adrantages to himsele
  7. in his dealives rich us, he deseribes hinmsele as a Perton
  8. Wrholly dilincerested. 10b 22, 2, 3. Can a Man be profitable
  9. unto Cod as he that is mise maybe prositable unto himsels? I5
  10. it any pleasure to the Almiehcy that thon art richtcons ? or is
  11. it eain eo him that thon makest thy mays perfect? And ChaP.
  12. 35. 6, 7. IF thon sinnest, what dost thon acainst him ? or il chy
  13. Transeressions bemultipli d what dost thon unto himE: IF thon
  14. beriehceons, what sivest thon him, or. what receiveth. he of
  15. thine hand?
  16. And astohis learing us to the liberer ot our omn choice,
  17. obterre hon he is represented, DeuL. 30, 19. Tcal Ileaven
  18. and Farch this day to record acainst vou that L have set be-
  19. fore yon Life and Death, Blessins and Cursins: therefore chuse
  20. Life.
  21. And as to his carnest Concern For oux Salvation, He Or-
  22. ders che Prophet Ezekiel eo deliver this Messase Prom him:
  23. CHaD. 33. TI. Say antorhem, As I live, saith the Lord Cod,
  24. Thave no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the
  25. wiched turn from his vay and live. Turn ve, turn ve from
  26. vour evil mays; for why will ye dic, O Fonse of IIracl? An
  27. HIOF. FT. 8. Tlow Bail L sive thec up Fphraim ? FToW BallL
  28. deliver thec, IIrael? FToW sai L make thee as Admate
  29. FTow Ball I set thec as Z eboim. Mine Fleart is turned with.
  30. in me, my repentines are kindled tocether.
  31. Fverr one mar sec, hon distant this riem of G0d and of
  32. his dealines mich his Creatures is Irom the Former; and vec
  33. itire contider it as a Scheme Framd to makre us conceive,
  34. hon eraciousr, mercitulls, and iusls God Treats us, not.
  35. tricbstandine ehe supreme and absolure Dominion he has over
  36. us, there ill be no inconsistener betveen the tvo. You
  37. sec here, that tho the Creatures De in his hand, a5 Clay in
  38. ehie Porrers, ot rbich De may make Vettels ol FIonour OE
  39. Distonour, rithont any injurr, or beine accountable; yet he
  40. ules ehat Porver, with al the passionate Lore and Concern
  41. thac Parents em torard cheir Children: and theretore e
  42. are te conceire of him as havins all the tendernels oF AHec.
  43. cions, chat Parents feel in their heart tomards their youne
  44. ones; and that il he had been (o affected, hc could noc
  45. (ConA.

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8, fol. 84v. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068331:0168?run=74