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This may be called the metaphysical meaning of the word ; and such causes may be called metaphysical or efficient causes . In natural philosophy , however , when we speak of one thing being the cause of another , all that we mean is ...
This may be called the metaphysical meaning of the word ; and such causes may be called metaphysical or efficient causes . In natural philosophy , however , when we speak of one thing being the cause of another , all that we mean is ...
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The second circumstance which proves the term God , in the title Immanuel , to be used in its highest sense is , that the same person , in the following chapter of Isaiah , is called " God , " with the epithet of " mighty ...
The second circumstance which proves the term God , in the title Immanuel , to be used in its highest sense is , that the same person , in the following chapter of Isaiah , is called " God , " with the epithet of " mighty ...
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Unto the Church of God which is at Corinth , to them that are sanctified in Christ Jesus , called to be saints , with all that IN EVERY PLACE CALL UPON THE name of JESUS CHRIST Our Lord , both theirs and ours , " 1 Cor . i , 2.
Unto the Church of God which is at Corinth , to them that are sanctified in Christ Jesus , called to be saints , with all that IN EVERY PLACE CALL UPON THE name of JESUS CHRIST Our Lord , both theirs and ours , " 1 Cor . i , 2.
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