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... nature , and that all nature , even to its first and most uniform laws , depends upon Him . They are among the chief means by which he who is by nature invisible , makes himself as it were visible to his creatures , who are so prone to ...
... nature , and that all nature , even to its first and most uniform laws , depends upon Him . They are among the chief means by which he who is by nature invisible , makes himself as it were visible to his creatures , who are so prone to ...
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... nature , it is no description at all of an eternally - enduring nature . Duration im- plies no loss in the substance of any being , nor addition to it . A perfect nature never loses any thing of itself , nor expects more of itself than ...
... nature , it is no description at all of an eternally - enduring nature . Duration im- plies no loss in the substance of any being , nor addition to it . A perfect nature never loses any thing of itself , nor expects more of itself than ...
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... nature . If the first be allowed , then this is saying no more than that he is the Son of God , because of his mira ... nature of him who is , in that nature , the Son ; and that the holy offspring should , on that account , be ...
... nature . If the first be allowed , then this is saying no more than that he is the Son of God , because of his mira ... nature of him who is , in that nature , the Son ; and that the holy offspring should , on that account , be ...
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