Eliot Miscellany Bits of Forgotten History
Eliot Miscellany Bits of Forgotten History
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View ye Nature of this Power. 2. That this Perfection belongs unto God. 3. Make some application of this Truth. Show the Nature of this Perfection, and here I shall Consd'r it with respect 1. As to ye Principle. 2. As to ye exercise or exertment of it. — As to ye Principle — He has an ability and yt He can do all things wtsoever he pleases. Illustrations : God cannot do anything that Implj's a Contradiction in ye thing it Self. There are some things Impossible in your own Nature to be done. Ren...ders to every man his work. Impossible that he should be unjust. He must needs be a God — and Justice as well as Truth. He can't act any thing contrary to this : Nor any thing Repugnant to or Incon- sistant wh ye holyness and Sanctity of his Nature. -00- Nothing is more evident than that God has had but one church in the world. — Dr. Emery. -00- Do not mistake impulse for the Spirit of God. — Dr. Emery. ELIOT, MAINE, MISCELLANY CHRISTIAN REMICK And somh of his Dkscendants. — o — Willinm Fogg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
View ye Nature of this Power. 2. That this Perfection belongs unto God. 3. Make some application of this Truth. Show the Nature of this Perfection, and here I shall Consd'r it with respect 1. As to ye Principle. 2. As to ye exercise or exertment of it. — As to ye Principle — He has an ability and yt He can do all things wtsoever he pleases. Illustrations : God cannot do anything that Implj's a Contradiction in ye thing it Self. There are some things Impossible in your own Nature to be done. Ren...ders to every man his work. Impossible that he should be unjust. He must needs be a God — and Justice as well as Truth. He can't act any thing contrary to this : Nor any thing Repugnant to or Incon- sistant wh ye holyness and Sanctity of his Nature. -00- Nothing is more evident than that God has had but one church in the world. — Dr. Emery. -00- Do not mistake impulse for the Spirit of God. — Dr. Emery. ELIOT, MAINE, MISCELLANY CHRISTIAN REMICK And somh of his Dkscendants. — o — Willinm Fogg.
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