Discourses On the Principal Points of the Socinian Controversy
Discourses On the Principal Points of the Socinian Controversy
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''* Now, however high may be the degree oijirohahility, arising from this, of the unity of the Divine Being, it is evident that it must be taken in con- nexion with other considerations, to give it conclusive ef- fect. For the 'possibility is abundantly obvious, of unity of counsel subsisting among a plurality of counsellors. F But whatever may be the views we entertain as to the extent of natural evidence in support of the Unity of the Godhead, there can be no doubt, that this doctrine forms o...ne of the first and fundamental truths of Divine revela- tion. It is in many places of the inspired volume distinctly and plainly affirmed ; and it appears pervading the whole, as one of those great leading principles, to which it owes the peculiarity of its general complexion, and to which all the subordinate parts of the system bear a constant refer- ence.
The people of Israel, accustomed to the idolatries of Efgypt, and possessing, in their nature, the same evil pro- pensities, which produced departure from God among the Gentile nations, had manifested, in the wilderness, long- before the time when Moses addressed to them the words of our text, a strong tendency to idolatrous defection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''* Now, however high may be the degree oijirohahility, arising from this, of the unity of the Divine Being, it is evident that it must be taken in con- nexion with other considerations, to give it conclusive ef- fect. For the 'possibility is abundantly obvious, of unity of counsel subsisting among a plurality of counsellors. F But whatever may be the views we entertain as to the extent of natural evidence in support of the Unity of the Godhead, there can be no doubt, that this doctrine forms o...ne of the first and fundamental truths of Divine revela- tion. It is in many places of the inspired volume distinctly and plainly affirmed ; and it appears pervading the whole, as one of those great leading principles, to which it owes the peculiarity of its general complexion, and to which all the subordinate parts of the system bear a constant refer- ence.
The people of Israel, accustomed to the idolatries of Efgypt, and possessing, in their nature, the same evil pro- pensities, which produced departure from God among the Gentile nations, had manifested, in the wilderness, long- before the time when Moses addressed to them the words of our text, a strong tendency to idolatrous defection.
What to read after Discourses On the Principal Points of the Socinian Controversy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Wardlaw to read onlineMoreLess
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