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 1 1 |       attacks--not the being of God, not His knowledge, not
 2 2 |      the cause of all things to God, to keep steadily in view
 3 2 |        is either impossible for God, or contrary to His will,
 4 2 |      But it is not possible for God to be ignorant, either of
 5 2 |       the majesty and wisdom of God, both are according to nature,
 6 9 | carpenters attempt to show that God neither can will, nor if
 7 9 |    offer the grossest insult to God, putting, as they do, on
 8 9 |       with men is possible with God. And if by this statement
 9 9 |       nor is it such a thing as God could not will.~
10 10|         IT CANNOT BE SHOWN THAT GOD DOES NOT WILL A RESURRECTION.~
11 10|        it is a work unworthy of God to raise up and bring together
12 11|       not rather say, that what God can do He can also will,
13 11|        also will, and that what God can will it is perfectly
14 12|       the procedure of men. But God can neither have made man
15 12|        and in vain (for none of God's works is in vain, so far
16 12|    general view of the subject, God made man for Himself, and
17 12|       all irrational creatures, God has assigned such a life
18 12|       since, among the works of God, that which is useless can
19 14|   consequence of the purpose of God in forming men, and the
20 15|        the body separately, has God assigned such a creation
21 15|  excluded from all the works of God, and from all the gifts
22 18|     from the superintendence of God over us; for the cause according
23 18|     rectitude, which represents God as judging men according
24 18|     their state depends more on God's superintendence. And now
25 18|    incumbent on those who admit God to be the Maker of this
26 19|         true opinion concerning God, but lives in all outrage
27 20|     judgment can proceed out of God and from God which is wanting
28 20|     proceed out of God and from God which is wanting in equity.
29 21|     unworthy of the judgment of God to lay upon the soul alone
30 22|       of the honour rendered to God, and, moreover, have no
31 23|       the soul by itself, since God has not enjoined on souls