A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 206
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The machine reads it as
- A Vindication of
- ihe Frinity. And they prove il, because
- the sers in Orisen, and Jultin Martye
- deny the Messias to be 60d. They mighe
- a5 Well have broueht cheir Testimony 10
- prove Telus noc eo bethe Messias; For thc
- Teus ot those times, beine hard pressed
- by the Christians, Found cher could not
- Ochermise avoid several places ot the OId
- Teltament. Buc this doth noc hinder,
- but that ther mighe have Notions ol
- three Subsistences in their ancient BOOlS:
- Wrhich contained neither late Invention,
- Ror Divine Revelations; Duc a Traditional
- notion about che Dirine Beins, and the
- Subsistences in it: and I can And no Argu
- ments asainst it, that deserve mentionine.
- For Whenther Cay the Fewis Cabbala vas
- a Pharisaical Figment, ec. it necds no an-
- Liver. But What do cher Cay 10 the Ola
- Paraphrases, Whercon etie main Weiehe
- a5 to this matrer lies: AII char I can find
- iS, That ther do not speak of distinct Per-
- sons; but they confess that Pnilo speates
- home, and therefore they make him a Chri-
- Stian. But Philo had the Pame NOcion
- with the Paraphrasts; aud their best way
- WWill beco declare, thac ther look upon
- them aIl as Christians; and ther mighe
- a5 vell attirm it oF Onkelos, 25 ther do ot
- Philo; but Idoube the Worid ill noc
- talre their Word tor cither.
- BuE
- P. 61
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 206. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0278?run=74