A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 104
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The machine reads it as
- A Vindication of
- AO Relation, but the Perton ot the Father
- Or oF the son mult; and chese Relations
- eannot be contounded wich onc another.
- And il the Facher cannot be che Son, nor
- ehe Son the Facher, then thes must bc
- distinet trom cach other. But hOW: By
- dividinque the Substance: Thac is impolsi-
- ble in a Substance chat is indivilible. Ic
- nay be Caid, That the Fssence of created
- Beines is indivisible, and vet there are di-
- vided Persons. I grant it, buc then a
- created Lsence is Capable of ditterent ac-
- cidents and qualities to divide one Per-
- son trom another, Which cannot be sup.
- poled in thedivine Nature; and withaiI
- che lame pover wrhich sires a Beins 10
- a creaced Esence, sives it a separate and
- divided Exictence trom aIl others. A5
- ertien Peter, Fames and John received
- their several dictinet Perlonalicies trom
- Crod; althe lame time he sare them their
- Separate Beinsstrom cachother, although
- the lame Fsence be in chem alI.
- But hou can ve but divide the Substance
- Wvhichve sec in three distinet divided Per-
- sons: The queltion is, Whecher the di
- Kinet Propercies of the Perlons doimply
- a Division et che Substance. We deny
- that the Persons are divided as tothe Sub-
- stance, becaule chac is impossible to be di-
- vided:
- 104
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 104. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0176?run=74