A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XVII
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The machine reads it as
- The D R L F AC F
- Modes of Subsistence in the divine Nature.
- or the relations of Father and Son are ere
- Crphers, Which is so often mentioned in
- Scripture, as a matter of very creat conse-
- quence; and that when ve are baptized in
- the Name oF the Father, Son and HOIy
- Choc, ve are baptized into a Trinity ot
- CyDherS.
- But our Onitarians proceed, and say
- that the same Author aftirms noc orly the Discourseos
- Perlonalities, buo the Persons tobe mere. Nominat
- and reat
- Iy Relatire. For he saith, Thac every Trinicari-
- Perlon, as ellas everv Personality in tho ans, P. 10.
- Triniey, is erholly Relative. But it is Tricheilim
- charsed.
- plain he speates there, not of the Perlon in _C. P. 157.
- himselE, but with respect tothe manner ot
- Subliltence, or the relative Properties be-
- loncine to them. But if the Notion of a
- Person doth besides the relative Property.
- necessarily suppose the divine Nature toce-
- ther oith it; hou can a Person then be ima-
- sined to be wholly Relative: But ther urge.
- Phac Whicli malcesthe Arst Person in Eho
- Triniey to be a Perton, maties him to bc
- 2 Father, and rhat malces himto beala-
- ther, makres him to ce a Perion. And
- what follons from hence, but that the rela-
- tive Property is the Foundation of the Per-
- sonality: Bui by no means, tbat the Per-
- son of the Farher is nothine but the rela-
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XVII. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0023?run=74