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God may have a real and proper pleasure or happiness in seeing the happy state of the creature ; yet this may not be different from his delight in himself ; being a delight in his own infinite goodness ; or the exercise of that glorious ...
God may have a real and proper pleasure or happiness in seeing the happy state of the creature ; yet this may not be different from his delight in himself ; being a delight in his own infinite goodness ; or the exercise of that glorious ...
478. oldal
Their excellency and happiness is nothing , but the emanation and expression of God's glory : God , in seeking their glory and happiness , seeks himself : and in seeking himself , i . e . himself diffused and expressed , ( which he ...
Their excellency and happiness is nothing , but the emanation and expression of God's glory : God , in seeking their glory and happiness , seeks himself : and in seeking himself , i . e . himself diffused and expressed , ( which he ...
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The creature is no further happy with this happiness which God makes his ultimate end , than he becomes one with God . The more happiness the greater union : when the happiness is perfect , the union is perfect . And as the happiness ...
The creature is no further happy with this happiness which God makes his ultimate end , than he becomes one with God . The more happiness the greater union : when the happiness is perfect , the union is perfect . And as the happiness ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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