A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 207
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The machine reads it as
- the Doctrine of the Prinity.
- But eoproceed ith the Christian DoxO- DeSp. San-
- logies. Nothine. Paich S. Basil, Ball make et0, c. 10.
- me forsahe the Doctrine I received in my
- Baptism, when Ivas first entred into the
- Christian Church; and I advise al others
- to keep firm e0 ehat Profession of the TToly
- Trinity, Which ther made in their Bapiism:
- thatis, of the indivisible Dnion of Father-
- Son and LLoly Chost. And, ashe Paith af-
- terwards, by the Order of the Words in
- Bapiism, it appears that as the Son is to the
- Father, so the TColy Chost is t0 the Son.
- For they are al put virhont any Distinction
- or Number, which he observes acrees onty to
- a mulritude. Fer By their Properties they
- are one and one; vet by the Community ot
- Essence the tvo are but one: and he makes
- it his business to prove the FIoly Ghost +0
- be a proper Object of adoration, as well as
- the lather and Son, and therefore there
- vas no reason to find fault with the DOxO-
- loqu used in thac Church: and that, Firmi-
- lian, Meletius and the Fastern Chrictians
- acreed with them in the use of it, and so
- didall theWestern Churches fromillyricum
- +0 the Worlas end: andthis, he CaItH, was
- by an immemorial Custom of al Churches,
- and of the createst men in them. Nay, more
- he Paith. st had been continued in the
- Churches, from the time the Gospel had
- Bect
- l. 23.
- 3. 17
- C. 18.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 207. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0279?run=74