The Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson
The Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson
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idly, Shew what advantage this (landing revela- tion of the fcriptures hath above any other way of conveying the will of God to the world.
4thly, That thdre is fufficient evidence for the di- vinity of the fcriptures.
ithly, That it is unreafonabk to expeft that God ihould do more for our conviction, than to afford " fuch a (landing revelation of his mind and will. I (hall go over thefe as briefly as 1 can. 1 begin with the ift, What we are to underftand by a divine reve- lation. £y a divine ...revelation we are to underftand a fupornatural difcovery or mamfeftation of any thin* to us, I fay Supernatural, becaufe it may either 'be immediately by God, or by the mediation of Angel?, as moft, if not all the revelations of the' Old Tefta- ment were. A fuptrnatmal difcovtry or mun'ifeftatU on; either immediately to our minds, by our under- ftartdings and inward faculties * ( for I do not Co well underftand the diftin&ion'bctween undemanding and imagination, as to be careful to take notice of it, ) or elfe mediately to our understandings by the medi- ation of bur outward fen fee, as by an external ap- pearance to our bodily eyes, or by a voice* and found to thv fenfe of hearing : a d'tfcoiltry or mamfiftaiitn of a thtng t whether.it be fuch as cannot be known at all by the ufe of our natural reafon and under- ltandings *, or fuch as may be difcovered by natural light, but is more clearly revealed or made known, or we are awakened to a more particular and atten- tive consideration of ir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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idly, Shew what advantage this (landing revela- tion of the fcriptures hath above any other way of conveying the will of God to the world.
4thly, That thdre is fufficient evidence for the di- vinity of the fcriptures.
ithly, That it is unreafonabk to expeft that God ihould do more for our conviction, than to afford " fuch a (landing revelation of his mind and will. I (hall go over thefe as briefly as 1 can. 1 begin with the ift, What we are to underftand by a divine reve- lation. £y a divine ...revelation we are to underftand a fupornatural difcovery or mamfeftation of any thin* to us, I fay Supernatural, becaufe it may either 'be immediately by God, or by the mediation of Angel?, as moft, if not all the revelations of the' Old Tefta- ment were. A fuptrnatmal difcovtry or mun'ifeftatU on; either immediately to our minds, by our under- ftartdings and inward faculties * ( for I do not Co well underftand the diftin&ion'bctween undemanding and imagination, as to be careful to take notice of it, ) or elfe mediately to our understandings by the medi- ation of bur outward fen fee, as by an external ap- pearance to our bodily eyes, or by a voice* and found to thv fenfe of hearing : a d'tfcoiltry or mamfiftaiitn of a thtng t whether.it be fuch as cannot be known at all by the ufe of our natural reafon and under- ltandings *, or fuch as may be difcovered by natural light, but is more clearly revealed or made known, or we are awakened to a more particular and atten- tive consideration of ir.
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