The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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135. oldal
... pleasure or trouble that ap- pears , with to distance of time ; being either nearer or respect farther off . It is a thing in itself agreeable to the mind , to have pleasure speedily ; and disagreeable , to have it delayed : so that if ...
... pleasure or trouble that ap- pears , with to distance of time ; being either nearer or respect farther off . It is a thing in itself agreeable to the mind , to have pleasure speedily ; and disagreeable , to have it delayed : so that if ...
468. oldal
... pleasure in his own beauty . If he did not take pleasure in the expression of his own beauty , it would rather be an evi- dence that he does not delight in his own beauty ; that he hath not his happiness and enjoyment in his own beauty ...
... pleasure in his own beauty . If he did not take pleasure in the expression of his own beauty , it would rather be an evi- dence that he does not delight in his own beauty ; that he hath not his happiness and enjoyment in his own beauty ...
469. oldal
... pleasure God hath in those things which have been mentioned , is ra- ther a pleasure in diffusing , and communicating to , than in receiving from the creature . Surely , it is no argument of in- digence in God , that he is inclined to ...
... pleasure God hath in those things which have been mentioned , is ra- ther a pleasure in diffusing , and communicating to , than in receiving from the creature . Surely , it is no argument of in- digence in God , that he is inclined to ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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absolute absurd according act of choice actions agreeable antecedent appears Arminians benevolence blame Calvinists cause cerning choose Christ church command common concerning connection consequence considered consists contingent contrary creation creature decree decretive degree delight desire determined disposition divine doctrine Edwards effect endeavour esteem eternal event evidence excellent exercise exertion existence follow free act free agent freedom fulness glorified God's glory happiness heart holy implies impossible inclination inconsistent Indifference infinite influence Jesus Christ JONATHAN EDWARDS last end Lord manifest manner means Messiah metaphysical mind moral Agents moral evil moral necessity Motive nature of things Nebuchadnezzar necessary Northampton object observed passive power perfect perly pleasure praise Prescience principles proper properly Psal reason regard religious conversation respect sake scripture self-determining sense shew soul speak suppose supposition thee things considered tion truth ultimate end unto vice virtue virtuous volition wherein WHITBY words worthy