A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XXVII
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The machine reads it as
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- Ma
- II
- 1S
- Ver
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- oS
- The D R F F AC F.
- ther a communicated FPence, doth imply
- a dictinct Substance or not. On the one
- side it is said, Thac there beins but one Remartes
- upon the
- Cod there can bebur one divine FsenCC, examinau
- and il more Fssences more (10d5.
- Onthe other side, that lince they oon a
- communicared Fllence necellary to make
- a distinction ot Persons in the son and
- HTolr Ghost, ilthe Fsence Be nor distinct,
- the Foundation ot distinet Perlonalicies is
- talcen avar. But hou is this clear d by
- the other Party: Ther CaY, THaC it IS OnC Remartes
- Deculiar Prerosative oF the dirine Nature P. 34.
- and Substance, founded in ies infinite and
- theretore trancendent Perfection, Where
- by it is capable ot relidine in more Per-
- sons than onc, and is accordinsly com
- municated trom che Paclier to the Son
- and Holy Chost.
- Sochat the Communicarion of the di-
- vine Nature is owned to the Pertons ot
- the Son and FTOIY Citrol. But how then
- comes it not to make a distinet Fssence, a5
- it makes distinct Persons, by beine commu-
- nicated:
- Theansiver ve sec is, That it is a Decu-
- liar Prerosacire Founded on che infinite
- and theretore transcendent Perfection ol
- the divine Nacure. But iher further add,
- Thac wrhen the son and Holy Cihost are
- laid
- P. 36.
- X
- l.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XXVII. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0033?run=74