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1 6 |     of this life; contrary to nature and right reason they willingly
2 6 |    the same origin and a like nature; there are some, indeed,
3 6 |       the heathens, as to the nature of God. Hence the very nature
4 6 | nature of God. Hence the very nature and form of virtue, justice,
5 8 |     by the impulse of his own nature, every man will naturally
6 10|       the evil disposition of~nature and character, it is our
7 11|       by calming the passions nature is largely restored to its
8 12|            12. The frailty of nature would be much less fearful,
9 14|    that corrective power over nature, and that effective strength