A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XXVI
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The machine reads it as
- The DR F F AC F.
- reach no farther than the restraint of Mens
- Toncues and Pens about these matters, and
- untess somethine be found out to satisfie their
- Minds, and to remove Misapprehensions,
- the present Fleat may he only cover d over
- and kept in; Which When there is a vent
- siven, may break out into a more danserous
- Flame.
- Therefore Ysal endeavour to state and
- clear this maiter so asto prevent ans future
- Fruption thereof. Which will be done by con-
- siderine hou far they are azreed, and hou
- far the remainins difference oueht tobe pur-
- sued.
- T. Ther are acreed, Thac there are
- chree dictinet Persons and but one Cod.
- head.
- 2. Thac chere are no separate and di-
- vided Substances in the Trinitr; but che
- divine Nature is Wrholly and entirely one
- and undivided.
- 3. Thac che divine Fsserce is commu-
- nicated trom the Facher to che Son, and
- from boch eo che holy SpirIt. So that
- the charse of Sabellianim on those vho re-
- ject this neu Explication is vithout cround.
- Fior no Sabellian did or could assert a Com-
- munication of the divine Fsence.
- Wrhich beine arreed on both sides, the
- Dispute turns upon this sinele point, whe-
- the.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XXVI. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0032?run=74