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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 107

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  2. bidon
  3. AnM
  4. nionu
  5. leort
  6. himsel
  7. Da) Cup
  8. (4) direi
  9. inco the
  10. sist; an
  11. in God 1
  12. 1Be Vil
  13. Hn
  14. Wiu
  15. CM DA
  16. Patrot
  17. Estreba
  18. bimnte
  19. Andi
  20. beri
  21. eres
  22. that
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  24. 107
  25. lootes on. and doth nohine, nor ever did any thine in thebest
  26. ness. Fhus yon see hor ete Bichop expoundeth Sc. P’aul. There-
  27. fore Twill leave the rest of hic commentary apon ROm. 9. io
  28. the judsement of the Reader, to thint of the same as he plea-
  29. Seth.
  30. bXec t do achnowledge chat which T. F Caich, Zhat he
  31. who doth permit angthine tobe done, which it is in his porver to
  32. binder, tnomins that is he do not hinderit, it will be done, doth
  33. insome sort willit, I lay in lome Core, chacis, eicher by an
  34. antecedene ill, Or by a consequene Will; cicher by ano-
  35. Peracire WVilI, Oc by a permistire Wrill; or heis willinsco
  36. lecie bedone, bue normillins eo doit.
  37. Whethor it be calted ancecedene or consequene, or opera-
  38. circ or permistire, it is enouch for the necessity of the thines
  39. thatthe heart of Pharaoh sould behardened, andis Cod vere
  40. not willins 1o do il, L cannot conceive hom it could be done
  41. withonthim.
  42. C T. FI. demands hon God Mould Berhe cause oF che
  43. Action, and ver noc be che couse otche irresulariey oF the
  44. action, Lansirer because he concurres coche doins oE eril.
  45. by a general bur nocby a special inAuence.
  46. Thad thonche copasse overthis place, becanse of the non-sense
  47. of general and special inAvence. Secine he saith that God con-
  48. curresto the doine ofevil, I desire the Reader mouldtate no-
  49. tice, tharis heblameme for speatins of God as of a necessitatine
  50. cause, und as it vere a prinsipal Asent in thecausins of all
  51. actions, hemay vish as goodreas on blame himself for matins
  52. him brconcurrence, an accessory tothesame, and indeed let
  53. men hold hat they miil contrary torhe truth, il they vrite
  54. much, the truth nill fall intotheir pens. But he thines he
  55. hath asimilitude, which will mabe this permiltire Will, a ve-
  56. roclear basiness. The carth (saith he) sires nouristimene
  57. eo all hindsoE planes, a5 ell co Hemlock, 25 TOWVhCaE;
  58. Due chereason Whyche one veilds Food eo our lultenance
  59. ehe orher poison co our destruction, is noc tromthe general
  60. vouristimene of checarth, buc trom the specialquatier of che
  61. TOOE. It scemeth bythis similiende, hechinherh, that Cod docto
  62. noc operacirely, bur premistarely rill thattherootof Hemlocke
  63. Boula

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 107. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0119?run=74