A Body of Divinity: Wherein the Doctrines of the Christian Religion Are Explained And Defended, Being the Substance of Several Lectures On the Assembly's Larger Catechism 3
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He forms the plan oi the world. He regulates the whole design. He assigns an epoch of duration to it in a point of eternity. This act of his will produces this whole universe Hence a sun, a moon, and stars. Hence earth and sea, rivers and fields, Hence- kings, princes, and philosophers. He spake, and it was done ; he commanded^ aud- it stood fast. The heavens were made by the -word of the Lord, and all the host of them by the breath of his mouth, Psal. xxxiii. 9. God, then, perfectly answers ou...r idea of the grand and the marvellous. He answers also the idea of the just.
It was he, who gave us an idea of justice or order. It was he, who made the greatest sacrifices to it. It was he, who moved heaven and earth to re -establish at, and who testified how dear it was to him by sacrificing the most worthy vic- tim, that could possibly suffer, I mean his only Son.
Finally, God will perfectly answer our idea of the good and the beatifying Who can come up to it except a God, who opens to his creatures an access oi his treasures ?
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He forms the plan oi the world. He regulates the whole design. He assigns an epoch of duration to it in a point of eternity. This act of his will produces this whole universe Hence a sun, a moon, and stars. Hence earth and sea, rivers and fields, Hence- kings, princes, and philosophers. He spake, and it was done ; he commanded^ aud- it stood fast. The heavens were made by the -word of the Lord, and all the host of them by the breath of his mouth, Psal. xxxiii. 9. God, then, perfectly answers ou...r idea of the grand and the marvellous. He answers also the idea of the just.
It was he, who gave us an idea of justice or order. It was he, who made the greatest sacrifices to it. It was he, who moved heaven and earth to re -establish at, and who testified how dear it was to him by sacrificing the most worthy vic- tim, that could possibly suffer, I mean his only Son.
Finally, God will perfectly answer our idea of the good and the beatifying Who can come up to it except a God, who opens to his creatures an access oi his treasures ?
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