The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 110
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- speal os Code Almiebty. for he makes hime unablero de thar
- Which hath been mithinibe crdinaru Porrer of men t0do. 60d
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- Cas a man Ballnot the Judee C all the carihdo Kicht. A-
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- noc doany chins cill ehou be comechictier. Trhich is an or-
- dinari phrase, in snch a case rhere Cod had determined t0
- Burathe Ciry, and save apariicular man, and sirnifierh not
- any oblicationto save LOC, more thanthe rest. Lilevise con-
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- mich the caplicarion of the infinice porver of 6od, the Bimhop
- ansivereth, thatthere is never a mordof J0bs beine punisted
- ithont aesert; which ansver is impertinent, for I Cay not
- ehat he mas punisted mithont desert, bnt that it mas not for his
- desertibat hemas asstucted; for punisted, he mas not at all.
- And concerninque the blind MLan, Tohm 9. ho mas born
- blindtbat the porver of Cod micht beBonn in him; he ansvers
- that it mas noc a punisment, but a blessine. L did not say it
- Was a panistment; certainly it mas an asstiction. Nlow then
- dochhie call it a blessine? reasonably enonch. becaule (saith
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- him eo scctheface of Sed in Tesus Christ. The Cghe ot che
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- che toul, wich che blened AngelS. This is very well said;
- forno man doubrs, but some afflictions may beblessines; but I
- doubt Whether the BilhoD, that sayes he reads of. some Who
- have put out their bodilreres, becanse thez thoncht tbey vere
- an impediment to ihe eze ofthe soul, thinte that they did Well.
- T0that mhere I Cay thar brute Bcasts are assticted whichcan-
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- pain,
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 110. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0122?run=74