The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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268. oldal
... worthy of nothing at all on account of them , worthy of no reward , no praise , no honour or respect from God or man ; because his Will was not indifferent , and free either to these things , or the contrary ; but under such a strong ...
... worthy of nothing at all on account of them , worthy of no reward , no praise , no honour or respect from God or man ; because his Will was not indifferent , and free either to these things , or the contrary ; but under such a strong ...
452. oldal
... worthy that God should value it with an ultimate respect . It is therefore worthy to be made the last end of his operation ; if it be properly capable of being attained . For it may be supposed that some things , valuable and excellent ...
... worthy that God should value it with an ultimate respect . It is therefore worthy to be made the last end of his operation ; if it be properly capable of being attained . For it may be supposed that some things , valuable and excellent ...
459. oldal
... worthy to be regarded by him , to whom it belongs to order what is fittest and best . If existence is more worthy than defect and non - entity , and if any created existence is in itself worthy to be , then knowledge is ; and if any ...
... worthy to be regarded by him , to whom it belongs to order what is fittest and best . If existence is more worthy than defect and non - entity , and if any created existence is in itself worthy to be , then knowledge is ; and if any ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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