A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XXVIII
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- The PR F F ACF.
- Caid to have che Came divine Nature trom
- the Father, a5 the Origin and Fountain
- Ot the Divinitr; noc by the Production
- oF a ne divine Nacure but by a Com
- munication oF his onn; irticti is onc
- and the lame in all chree without Sepa-
- ration, Dilterence, or Diltinction; thac
- this is indecd a great Mystery, Wrhrict
- hath been alvars loold upon by the
- reatest and wilest Men in the Church,
- to be above all Exprections and Descri-
- PEIOM.
- So that the createst dissiculty is at last
- resolved into the incomprehensible Perfecti-
- bid. on ot the divine Nature; and thac neither
- Man nor Angels can sive a latistactory
- antiver to Enquiries about the manner et
- them. And the Author of the Animad-
- vertions saith, Thar in che divine Per-
- P. 36. Tons oF the Trinier, the dirine Nature
- and che personal Sublistence coalelce in-
- to onc, by an incomprehensible, inesta
- ble kind ot Onion and Conjunction.
- Dut do those on the other side think, that
- the asserrine three distinct Substances in
- one and the same individual Substance tends
- eo clear and explain the Notion of the Tri-
- nity and make it more easie and intellicible.
- Modest exa.Diviniey, they say, is wrhole, intire,
- min. p. 30. Indik, and inleparable in all chrec.
- BB
- XXVIII
- enimado.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. XXVIII. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0034?run=74