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... perfections , necessarily produces delight in all his attributes . His moral perfections cannot exist without his natural perfections ; for infinite holiness supposes infinite wisdom , and every attribute of God implies the existence of ...
... perfections , necessarily produces delight in all his attributes . His moral perfections cannot exist without his natural perfections ; for infinite holiness supposes infinite wisdom , and every attribute of God implies the existence of ...
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... perfections , is no certain evidence of grace . In particular we may have a sense of the greatness and majesty of God , for these are only natural perfections , and yet be entirely blind to the beauty of his moral perfections . . It has ...
... perfections , is no certain evidence of grace . In particular we may have a sense of the greatness and majesty of God , for these are only natural perfections , and yet be entirely blind to the beauty of his moral perfections . . It has ...
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... perfections of God , and of every thing belonging to the divine Being , is exhibited . Through this perception of the moral beauty of divine things , the sufficiency of Christ as a Mediator is dis- covered ; for it is only by discerning ...
... perfections of God , and of every thing belonging to the divine Being , is exhibited . Through this perception of the moral beauty of divine things , the sufficiency of Christ as a Mediator is dis- covered ; for it is only by discerning ...
Contents
Part I | 6 |
That religion consists chiefly in the Affections shown | 13 |
Inferences | 28 |
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