A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 198
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The machine reads it as
- AVindication of
- is an indivisible 2nion in One and the Came
- Oodhead. IE Tcems Dionysius et Alexan-
- dria as accused For dividine and separa-
- tine the Persons, to wrtrich he anCWvers,
- that it as impossible he Mhould do it, bc-
- desentent. aule they are indivisible from each other;
- Dionylii, and the name ot each Person did implo the
- inseparable Relation to the other, as the F a-
- ther to the Son, and the Son to the Father,
- and the TToly Chost +o both. Andthis Fudo.
- ment ot chele two creac Men in the
- Church concernins Sabellianism, Was uni-
- verlally receird in the Christian Church.
- And ehis happen d lone betore the Nicene
- Conneit.
- 2. Another argument oF the general
- Sense of the Christian Church istrom the
- Frmus and Doxolories publickly receivea;
- ertich nere in the most solemn AcS ot
- religious Worctrip made to Father, Son
- and Llolr Chost. The force otthis argu.
- ment appears herebr, chat divinc Wor-
- Mip cannor be siven 1o mere Names, and
- an Eg alier ot Worchip doch imply an
- Equalicy ot Dignity in the obicet of Wor-
- Mip, and cheretore, il the tame ACtS OF
- Adoration be pertormed to Father, Son
- and TToly Chost, it is plain, thatthe Chri-
- Rian Church did esteem them to have the
- Came dirine Nature, althoush chey vere
- distinet
- Rchanat.
- P. 567.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 198. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0270?run=74