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... must , from the boundless excellency of his nature , and from his intuitively beholding what is right , be infinite ; and therefore we are warranted in the conclusion , that He who rules all things wisely of Moral Obligation , 7.
... must , from the boundless excellency of his nature , and from his intuitively beholding what is right , be infinite ; and therefore we are warranted in the conclusion , that He who rules all things wisely of Moral Obligation , 7.
Side 29
... excellency . This is the view which is everywhere given of God in scripture . His name ( an expression well known as denoting his nature ) is there represented as excel- lent in all the earth . He is said to be glorious in holiness ...
... excellency . This is the view which is everywhere given of God in scripture . His name ( an expression well known as denoting his nature ) is there represented as excel- lent in all the earth . He is said to be glorious in holiness ...
Side 30
... excellency , as of purer eyes than to behold iniquity , and as righteous in all his ways , and holy in all his works . It is because the moral excellences of his nature are infinite , that it is the duty of every intelligent creature ...
... excellency , as of purer eyes than to behold iniquity , and as righteous in all his ways , and holy in all his works . It is because the moral excellences of his nature are infinite , that it is the duty of every intelligent creature ...
Side 31
... excellency . " He cannot do any unworthy thing , not because he wants an infinite power , but because he is possessed of infinite wisdom , and adorned with an infinite purity ; and being infinitely pure , cannot have the least mixture ...
... excellency . " He cannot do any unworthy thing , not because he wants an infinite power , but because he is possessed of infinite wisdom , and adorned with an infinite purity ; and being infinitely pure , cannot have the least mixture ...
Side 34
... excellency , and the uni- versality of its application , and to prove that it is the only infallible rule to man , I shall make a few obser vations on the doctrine of expediency , which , according to some , furnishes the rule and the ...
... excellency , and the uni- versality of its application , and to prove that it is the only infallible rule to man , I shall make a few obser vations on the doctrine of expediency , which , according to some , furnishes the rule and the ...
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