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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 79

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  41. bad, eschemocds incimaeo, and as Topprehend; Thac is
  42. eo impure Falhoodeo him chac is Truch IC SClE, _C.
  43. exhat damned Rhetorique and subtile Calumny isthis 6od
  44. Esaid) michi command a ihine openty, and get binder the
  45. doincos it mithont injustice; but if a manshould command a
  46. thine tobe donc, and iben plot secret ly chehinderance of the same
  47. and punist for the not doine of it, it mere injustice. This is il
  48. rrhich he BictoD apprehends as an impuration of falsood to
  49. Cod Almighcy. Andperhaps if ihe death of a sinner mere, as
  50. be thintes, an eternal lise in extream misery, a manmieht as
  51. far as Job hath done, expostulare mith God Imichtr, not ac-
  52. cusins him of irjustice, because rhat (oever he doth is therefore
  53. jnst because done by him; but of lieile tenderness. and love to
  54. mantind, and ibis expostulation nill be egnallus inst or ingust.
  55. Whether the necessery of althines be grance d or denyed; for it is
  56. manis est that God contd have made man impeccable, and can
  57. nom preserve him from sin, or forcivehim if heplease; and
  58. therefore, if he please not, the expostulation is as reasonable in
  59. the cases of Liberry as of Necesticy.
  60. Oure, il cirher rhe decrec of God, or cheloreknoW. Numb. 17.
  61. L ledse ot C0d or ehe inAuence ofche Scarrs, orthe con. Arc
  62. cocenarion oF causes, oc che phyfical, Or moral
  63. etticacy ot objects, er the las dictare of che underctand-
  64. ins. do cate onay erue libercy, ehen Adam betore his FaII
  65. had no erueliberey. Por he ivas subjected roche lame de-
  66. crees, the tame prescience, che lame constellations, ehe
  67. Tame causes, the lame objects, ehe sarne dictates oFche un-
  68. derstandins. Bur, quiequid ostendes mihi sic, incredulons od
  69. Phegreacest oppolers oF our liberer, are as carnest maincai-
  70. ners ofcheliberes oE Adam. Theretore none otchele sup-
  71. aosed impedimenes cake amay erve liberer.

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 79. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0091?run=74