The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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242. oldal
... consequence . That is , the antecedent , which is under the control of the Almighty Sovereign , be admitted , the consequence follows infallibly from the nature of things . But IF another antecedent be established , another consequence ...
... consequence . That is , the antecedent , which is under the control of the Almighty Sovereign , be admitted , the consequence follows infallibly from the nature of things . But IF another antecedent be established , another consequence ...
250. oldal
... consequence can no more be prevented , than the nature of things can be changed . 17. That nature of things , or that necessity of consequence , whereby the effect is infallibly connected with its cause , is nothing else but the essence ...
... consequence can no more be prevented , than the nature of things can be changed . 17. That nature of things , or that necessity of consequence , whereby the effect is infallibly connected with its cause , is nothing else but the essence ...
272. oldal
... consequence , then the event proves that they are not given up to that consequence . If good be the consequence , instead of evil , then God's mercy is to be acknowledged in that good ; which mercy must be contrary to God's judgment in ...
... consequence , then the event proves that they are not given up to that consequence . If good be the consequence , instead of evil , then God's mercy is to be acknowledged in that good ; which mercy must be contrary to God's judgment in ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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