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a Power as before, without limit, intimated in the Interrogatory Quis, Quis obsistit? Who hath resisted his Will? Rom. 9.19. 'Tis a beaten Principle in Philosophy, In perpetuis non differunt esse, & posse, In things perpetuall there is no difference betweene Power and Being: Now, the Will of God being perpetuall, his Power is extended no farther than his Will; |
a Power as before, without limit, intimated in the Interrogatory Quis, Quis obsistit? Who hath resisted his Will? Rom. 9.19. It's a beaten Principle in Philosophy, In perpetuis non differunt esse, & posse, In things perpetual there is no difference between Power and Being: Now, the Will of God being perpetual, his Power is extended no farther than his Will; |
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