The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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281. oldal
... properly the subject of Command , and not only the consequent acts , which are dependent upon it . Yea , this more especially is that to which Command or Precept has a proper respect ; because it is this act that determines the whole ...
... properly the subject of Command , and not only the consequent acts , which are dependent upon it . Yea , this more especially is that to which Command or Precept has a proper respect ; because it is this act that determines the whole ...
288. oldal
... properly required by Command ; then , in some cases , such a state or act of will may properly be required , which at present is not , and which may also be wanting after it is commanded . And therefore those things may properly be ...
... properly required by Command ; then , in some cases , such a state or act of will may properly be required , which at present is not , and which may also be wanting after it is commanded . And therefore those things may properly be ...
331. oldal
... properly in opposition to Passion , or Passiveness , is no real existence ; it is not the same with AN Action , but is a mere relation it is the Activeness of something on another thing , being the opposite relation to the other , viz ...
... properly in opposition to Passion , or Passiveness , is no real existence ; it is not the same with AN Action , but is a mere relation it is the Activeness of something on another thing , being the opposite relation to the other , viz ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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