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and among these to the evil as well as to the good, to Heathens as well as Christians) it may be said, Ye are Gods. And if God himself be pleas'd to say, They are Gods, and all of them children of the most High, (which is their patent under the great seal of Heaven) what do we think? Is it not blasphemy and a contradiction to say, They are the creatures and offspring of the people? The inference or use that I designe to draw from this doctrine is this, that as they who contend that all power is derived from the People, would conclude from thence, that the people may call their Governours to an account, |
and among these to the evil as well as to the good, to heathens as well as Christians) it may be said, You Are God's And if God himself be pleased to say, They Are God's, and all of them children of the most High, (which is their patent under the great seal of Heaven) what do we think? Is it not blasphemy and a contradiction to say, They Are the creatures and offspring of the people? The Inference or use that I Design to draw from this Doctrine is this, that as they who contend that all power is derived from the People, would conclude from thence, that the people may call their Governors to an account, |
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Non tribuamus dandi regni atque Imperii potestatem nisi vero Deo. Ille unus verus Deus: qui nec judicio nec adjutorio deserit genus humanum, velit & quando quantum voluit Romanis Regnum dedit. Qui dedit Assyriis, vel etiam Persis; qui Ma••o, ipse Cajo Caesari: qui Augusto, ipse & Neroni, qui Vespasiano vel patri, vel filio suavis•imis Imperatoribus, ipse & Domitiano crudelissimo, & ne per singulos ire necesse sit, qui Constantino Christiano, ipse Apostatae Juliano, &c. Augustin. de Civit. Dei, lib. 5. cap. 21. |
Non tribuamus dandi Regni atque Imperii potestatem nisi vero God Isle Unus verus Deus: qui nec Judicio nec adjutorio deserit genus humanum, velit & quando quantum voluit Romans Kingdom dedit. Qui dedit Assyriis, vel etiam Persis; qui Ma••o, ipse Cajo Caesari: qui Augusto, ipse & Nero, qui Vespasian vel patri, vel filio suavis•imis Imperatoribus, ipse & Domitiano crudelissimo, & ne per singulos ire Necessary fit, qui Constantino Christian, ipse Apostatae Juliano, etc. Augustin. de Civit Dei, lib. 5. cap. 21. |
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