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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 155

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  9. ecelteo
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  12. noctalle
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  28. amazed me ro find sladness ro beche tirit word inche des
  29. cripeion of Repentance. His repencance is noctHaE repen
  30. tance, nor his picey chacpicer, nor his prayer chackind ot
  31. prayer Whichche ChurctioFCod inall Ages hach acknon-
  32. ledsed. Fasting and Sacheloch, and ATtes, aud Pears, and
  33. Flumi cnbations, esed eo De companions OF Repentance.
  34. Formay be a consequeneoFit, noc a part ot ic. 5 IC is a
  35. returnine, buc whose act is ehis recurnine: Is it Godsalone.
  36. Or doch che penitent person concur also freels vrich che
  37. raceofC0d: IFicbe Godsalone, chen ic is His repentance.
  38. nocmansrepentance, Whac need che penitent person erou.
  39. blehimselsaboucie: God will cake care oftis omn mork.
  40. TheScriptures ceach nsocherwise, thac God expects our
  41. ConCurrenCe, Rerel. 3. 29. Be zealons and repent, behola
  42. d stand at thedere, and krock. IF any man hear my voice, and
  43. open the dore, L will come into him. Leis a elad recurnine
  44. into therighe ay. Why dare any man calI ChacaWVTONS
  45. way, which Cod himselt hach decermined d He chac wil-
  46. lect, and doch char which Cod mouta harehim eo will and
  47. 1o d0, is nerer our of hisrist may. JeFollomesintis de-
  48. scription, after theerief, 50. Teis erue, a manmay sriere
  49. tor chac nhich is necessarily impoled upon him, but he can-
  50. rot criere For icas a Faule ofhis omn, il ic nerer masinhis
  51. povercomunie; Suppolea Wricins. malter, Mall hold
  52. his Scholarshand inhis, and irrice wich ic; che Scholars
  53. Dare is only eo hold Riil hishand, whecher the Master vrire
  54. Wellorill; che Scholar hachno ground, cicher oFjoy or
  55. Torron as For himselt, no man will interprecie ro be his act,
  56. buc his Masters. Teisno Faulero beouc ofcheriohe may, it
  57. a man had noc liberry cohare Repehim (elE in themav.
  58. And (o from Repentance heskips quire over W em obedi-
  59. ence, to come ro Prayer, Wtrich isthe last Relisious dury
  60. insisted opon by mehere. Buc accordins cohisule, with.
  61. oue cicher ansverins or mencionins whac I Cay. Whick
  62. vould hare Memed him plainty whac kind ot praverTintend,
  63. noc concemplatire praver in general, as ic includes chants
  64. ivins, buechacmost proper kind ot prayer which Wwe call
  65. Petition

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 155. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0167?run=74