A Letter to Dr Priestleys Young Man With a Postscript Concerning the Rev D
A Letter to Dr Priestleys Young Man With a Postscript Concerning the Rev D
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With refpcd: to article 2. As the whole force . Of the Doctor's anfwer to my objeftion confifts in the queftion with which he concludes it; for a reply, I have only to defire you to read over his own quo- tation from my book ; where you will fee that . Queftion already fully anfvvcred.
W^hat he has thought proper to fiy refpedting . The * z Cor. Xi. 25.
r 64 J the two parables mentioned in article 3. Merits no'f the lead: notice.
In reply to the Dodor's animadverfions on the fourth article, J w...illi you to afk him, fince he has undertaken to explain how evil thoughts "may be faid to come out of a man's mouth, " why he did not explain to you alfo, how murder and theft can be faid to proceed out of the mvuth of the folitarv^ iilent murderer or thief ?
Taking notice of the parable marked by Dr. Prieftley, No. 5, I have remarked the injuftice. Of punifliing an offender after granting him "abfolute miconditional forgivenefs ;" to which the Doftor replies, "it is agreeable, however, to the maxims of the divine government, all the promifes, as well as threatenings of God, being in fadt conditional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With refpcd: to article 2. As the whole force . Of the Doctor's anfwer to my objeftion confifts in the queftion with which he concludes it; for a reply, I have only to defire you to read over his own quo- tation from my book ; where you will fee that . Queftion already fully anfvvcred.
W^hat he has thought proper to fiy refpedting . The * z Cor. Xi. 25.
r 64 J the two parables mentioned in article 3. Merits no'f the lead: notice.
In reply to the Dodor's animadverfions on the fourth article, J w...illi you to afk him, fince he has undertaken to explain how evil thoughts "may be faid to come out of a man's mouth, " why he did not explain to you alfo, how murder and theft can be faid to proceed out of the mvuth of the folitarv^ iilent murderer or thief ?
Taking notice of the parable marked by Dr. Prieftley, No. 5, I have remarked the injuftice. Of punifliing an offender after granting him "abfolute miconditional forgivenefs ;" to which the Doftor replies, "it is agreeable, however, to the maxims of the divine government, all the promifes, as well as threatenings of God, being in fadt conditional.
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