A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 183
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- the Doctrine of the Frinir.
- Praxeas was the Arst, at lealt in che
- Wectern Church, Wrho made Father. Son
- and FToly Ghost, to be only severat Names
- of the same Person, and he mas with great
- Warmch and Visor oppoled by Tertul-
- lian, erhro charses him Wich introducine à
- neu opinion into the Church, a5 Will pre-
- senels appear. And his celtimony is the
- more considerable, becaule our Vnitari.
- ans Contels, That he lived F20 vears be-
- fore the Nicene Conneil, and chat he par-
- ticularlu insiIs upon the Form of Baptism
- acainst Praxeas. But eo what purpole:
- Was noc his wrhole desion in chat BoOkt0
- P. 17.
- AdverF.
- prove chree distinet Persons of Father, Son PraX. c. 26.
- and TToly Ghost, and vet but One God: Doch
- he noc lay expreAr, That Christ command-
- ed that his Disciples Bould baptize into the
- Father, Son and Toly Ghost, not into One
- of them; ad finsula nomina in Perionas
- linsulaS EInSIUT. In Baptism ve are
- dipped once at every Name, to sheu thatwe
- are baptized inio three Persons. IE is Cer-
- tam chen, chat Tertullian could ROE MI
- Aatre the Sense of the Chureh (0 GrolY,
- 25 to tale three Persons to bc only three
- severat Names.
- HC grantS 1O Praxeas, that Father, Son C. 2.
- and Toly Chost are one, BIE HOW: Per u-
- nitatem substanciae, becaule there is but
- Ove
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 183. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0255?run=74