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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 73

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  2. 10nt
  3. berei
  4. 1b
  5. toui
  6. Chila,
  7. Opetit
  8. (e0) rese
  9. ibe con
  10. Aas Bea
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  12. pany chin
  13. delibera
  14. nisieation
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  16. i rebich
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  20. e. he dis
  21. dren, ma
  22. ill HoF met
  23. 1s hepl
  24. Wholee
  25. B ispl
  26. ana l
  27. rietes
  28. pay de
  29. eiitere
  30. AVCII
  31. dono
  32. thy self nor bast astedrhe lise os thine enimtes, (5C. G0d fave
  33. Solomon his choice. Hemiehe have askedriches, bueetien he
  34. noc hadasked wisdom, which hedid ack. He did ast wisdom,
  35. buc he mishe hare astied riclies, Wrtich vec he did noc ask.
  36. And AcS5. 4. Aster it mas sold, mas it not in thine orn po-
  37. ver? Iewasin his own poiver eosire ic, and ic masinhis
  38. omnpover co recein ic Vecifhe did sireic, he could
  39. nocreceinie; And il he didreceinie, he couldnoc sireit.
  40. Theretore wemas do, whac we donor. And ve donoc,
  41. Whac memishcdo. Thacis, vetiare eneliberes Fromne.
  42. cessicy.
  43. HF fobo Areument frem Scripture consisteth in Pisto.
  44. L ries of men that did onc thinc, nhenis they vould ihey
  45. miehthave done another. T he places are truo, one is in the I KinES
  46. 3. II. rbere thehistory sares. Cod mas pleasedthat Salo-
  47. mon mbomighe, is hemould, have asteed riches or revonce, did
  48. neverthelessaste visedom at Cods hands. The other is the rords
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  50. u ansver isthe same, mith ibat L ansmered toche
  51. former places. Thatthey proove there is election, but de not
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  58. chrecton, a Calvefor allPores, or Dictamnum, Coveraigne
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  61. applicationco che sore. TWill noc wasce che cime co sem
  62. any Curcher, hon chemembers of his distinction do crosse
  63. oneanocher, and one tale amas anocher. Tomake every
  64. election co be ot one chins impoled by necessier; andot a.
  65. noctier

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 73. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0085?run=74