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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 101

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  2. chnon
  3. de AB
  4. Donir
  5. hares
  6. Vac
  7. 1) 61d
  8. suffe
  9. ted,
  10. ced1
  11. bI
  12. herefore
  13. HE vor
  14. pralt
  15. et
  16. CD
  17. 1
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  20. 2
  21. at
  22. DMB, aM
  23. 181I
  24. JNENOLI
  25. Medt
  26. 101
  27. measure of Gods fustice, bue his justice is his omnimme able
  28. WiII. Wrhereby heis ready co gire erery man chat which is
  29. his oWa, as revards eo che good, punistimenesco che
  30. b2d, Conerereheless G0l may oblise himlelE Freely co his
  31. creature. He made che Corenane ot morks wich mantinc
  32. in eAdam, and cheretore he punistreiH NOCMAN CONETArY LO
  33. his oun Corenane, bue For ehe cransorestion ot his duey.
  34. And Dirine sult ceisnocmeasured hy Omniporence, or by
  35. irresistible pover, buc by C0ds will; C0d can do many
  36. chines accordins eo bis absolure pover Wtich hedocti nOc.
  37. He conldraise ep child: en eo Abraham OFBtOneS, DuE He
  38. nerer did (o. Tcisa rule in Theoloßy, ehat GOd CanBOE
  39. do any chins, wtich argues any wichedness or imperfecti-
  40. on, as Cod cannor deny himselF, 2T im 2. T3. HC CanNOE
  41. lie, Fit. 1. 2. These and che like are Fruies ot impotence,
  42. nOc OEpover. So God cannoc destroy che righreous wicti
  43. ehe wicked, 6en. 18. 23. He could noc destroy Shdome
  44. Whil It CoF WaS in iC, Gen. 19 23. noc Formaneot domini-
  45. On or pover, buc because ic mas noc agrecable eo his justice,
  46. nor eo chac L. am wtrich himselt had contticured. THOA-
  47. DoIle Paich Heb. 6. 10. God is not unrichteons to forcet jour
  48. mort. Asitis a 800d consequence co lay, ehis istrom C0d,
  49. theretore ic is rishecous, loischis allo; Thisching is un-
  50. righeeous, cheretore ic cannor proceed trom God. Welec
  51. tion all creacures by instinct oF nacure do lore cheir youns.
  52. ascheHlen her Chickens; hou chey will expose chemlelres
  53. codeach torchem; And vec all chese are bur Madowes ot
  54. chacloremhich is in Giod cowards his Creneures. Hou impis
  55. Ous is ic chen eo conceire, chac Cod did creare lomany milli-
  56. ons oF Touls eo be cormence d eternally in hell, wichouc any
  57. Eauleoscheirs, excepe such as he himself did necesicare them
  58. unco, meerty coltien his dominion, and because his porer
  59. is irxehstible. The Pame priviledge Which Z. FL apprO-
  60. priaces hereco porverabsolurely irresstible; a Friendot his.
  61. in hris Book de Cive cap. 6. pas. 70. a(cribes eo pover re,
  62. spectirelr irrelistible, or eo Soreraien Masistrares, ihole
  63. poverhemakes eo beasablolute as a mans pover is Over
  64. himselt, nocco belimicred. by any chins buc onely by cheie
  65. Arengeh.

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 101. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0113?run=74