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 1    Int       |        Primitive Christianity Reviv'd, in 4 volumes (a 5th was
 2    Int       |        Primitive Christianity Reviv'd i-iv (London: Printed for
 3   Text, I    |           Employment of an ungovern'd Tongue, and of an ill Temper
 4   Text, I    |          and of those who are skill'd in nothing so much as in
 5   Text, I    |            of things has not answer'd our Wishes, and we have
 6   Text, I    |            several instances, endur'd ill-grounded Censures and
 7   Text, II   |           nor so far to be influenc'd by the worldly Dignities
 8   Text, II   |            indeed to be so prejudic'd by what you have first heard,
 9   Text, II   |             with a Mind only dispos'd to embrace Truth. For a
10   Text, III  |           of you not to be displeas'd at us, if we have no regard
11   Text, IV   |          Tradition which has obtain'd originally from our forefathers,
12   Text, V    | Distribution of all Grace is bestow'd on every one of the Saints,
13   Text, VI   |            invariable Sense contain'd under them; or if we perceiv'
14   Text, VI   |        under them; or if we perceiv'd that those who accuse us
15   Text, VII  |         before that which is produc'd, and that which is made
16   Text, VII  |         that it will justly be rank'd among them. Wherefore, if
17   Text, VIII |           express them, are dissolv'd and vanish when we forbear
18   Text, VIII |            which when he was depriv'd of, he was stil'd, Without
19   Text, VIII |            depriv'd of, he was stil'd, Without Generation, or
20   Text, VIII |            that any Being is depriv'd of such things as did not
21   Text, VIII |            bare Imagination, nor us'd by way of Privation, as
22   Text, VIII |             last reasoning has shew'd: Nor is this Character of
23   Text, VIII |       Character of Unbegotten apply'd to God in part only; for
24   Text, VIII |      without Parts. Nor is it apply'd to him as allowing somewhat
25   Text, IX   |               and must be far remov'd from all Comparison, and
26   Text, IX   |           common; [and each be call'd the Unbegotten Substance.]
27   Text, IX   |           So that they must be forc'd by this reasoning either
28   Text, IX   |      Substance mould be also esteem'd incommunicable; or else
29   Text, IX   |             that, will they be forc'd to own the Name to be common
30   Text, IX   |           less, seeing we have prov'd that when a thing is granted,
31   Text, IX   |       Supereminence is to be ascrib'd.  ~
32   Text, X    |             belongs to God is order'd by another Being. And Time
33   Text, XII  |           of Holy Men who have stil'd the Son a Being Begotten,
34   Text, XII  |         another thing to be describ'd by the Words apply'd to
35   Text, XII  |        describ'd by the Words apply'd to him; but that he is the
36   Text, XII  |         subsisting Being was produc'd when he was not before his
37   Text, XIII |             Doctrine must be esteem'd true, that is, that the
38   Text, XIII |         already? unless it be chang'd into another Being , according
39   Text, XIII |           he was before, was produc'd notwithstanding? For if
40   Text, XIV  |        along been fairly acknowledg'd, that there is no other
41   Text, XIV  |             that the Son was produc'd, tho he existed before;
42   Text, XIV  |         which is, and which is call'd Unbegotten; and yet in the
43   Text, XIV  |            breath is there introduc'd another: And after all,
44   Text, XIV  |             this other Being is nam'd a Begotten Substance, and
45   Text, XIV  |     Begotten Substance, and is call'd a Son, tho Unbegotten, according
46   Text, XIV  |             Will of him that produc'd it; than to say any Substance
47   Text, XIV  |           what has a Being is chang'd into that which has none ?
48   Text, XV   |           the Creator to be possess'd of above that of his own
49   Text, XVI  |           and Son, we must be oblig'd to suppose a kind of human
50   Text, XVI  |           of Words which are imploy'd to express our meaning,
51   Text, XVI  |             account that he is stil'd a Father? For what Man of
52   Text, XVI  |           Man, and when it is apply'd to God: Of Man it denotes
53   Text, XVII |          Wherefore when God is stil'd a Father, we ought not to
54   Text, XVII |          Spirit, is he to be suppos'd to have the same nature
55   Text, XVII |          hear the name of Son apply'd to Christ, to be displeas'
56   Text, XVII |           to Christ, to be displeas'd at the name of a Made Being;
57   Text, XVII |            immediately to be suppos'd common, because of this
58   Text, XVII |            it self made, and produc'd by him at the Command of
59   Text, XVII |             Being made,5 and produc'd by God; and we shall not
60   Text, XVII |    Reasoning, as neither being forc'd to ascribe Parts to God,
61   Text, XVIII|        contradict what they confess'd before; while they ought,
62   Text, XVIII|             Characters, to have own'd the difference of their
63   Text, XIX  |             Power, which are ascrib'd to both, are alike. To such
64   Text, XIX  |            ought there to be suppos'd between Light and Light,
65   Text, XIX  |            Substance be, and is own'd to be simple and one?  ~
66   Text, XX   |            Begotten, and is satisfy'd of the difference of the
67   Text, XX   |       himself;7 and he that is ador'd, from him that adores. ~
68   Text, XXI  |            that which is by all own'd for Impiety. ~But lest we
69   Text, XXI  |              as we are falsly accus'd to do; and that false Accusation
70   Text, XXI  |            Prophets : and he is own'd by our Saviour himself to
71   Text, XXI  |             let any one be diforder'd or disturb'd in his mind
72   Text, XXI  |            be diforder'd or disturb'd in his mind at this. For
73   Text, XXII |          that the Son may be esteem'd subject to his Father. We
74   Text, XXII |             wonder that they assign'd to it no Beginning : nor
75   Text, XXII |             end which was not deriv'd from a certain Beginning.  ~
76   Text, XXIII|             let them not be concern'd in these matters: since
77   Text, XXIII|            those things he is pleas'd to make: but at the same
78   Text, XXIV |         blessed Apostle Paul declar'd, when he said, Who is the
79   Text, XXIV |            For therefore is he call'd, The Image of God. Now these
80   Text, XXIV |          been said, but yet is forc'd to own that the Character
81   Text, XXV  |            From whom, we have learn'd that he is the Third in
82   Text, XXV  |             both of them to be ador'd according to his nature,
83   Text, XXV  |    Operation of the Son; and honour'd in the third place, as the
84   Text, XXV  |             Only-begotten: not endu'd with equal Power, Divinity,
85   Text, XXV  |         power of Creating, but endu'd with the compleat Power
86   Text, XXVII|           is, that is he truly call'd, a Begotten Being, an Obedient
87   Text, XXVII|            Virgin Mary, who convers'd holily, according to the
88   Text, XXVII|           Laws of God ; was crucify'd, and died, and rose again
89   Text, XXVII|           God is ever to be preserv'd in all things: viz. that
90   Text, XXVII|            the other Beings, be own'd subordinate to Christ; and
91   Text, XXVII|             of Men, nor to be impos'd on by their Sophisms, nor
92   Text, XXVII|           their Sophisms, nor seduc'd by their Flattery; but to
93   Text, XXVII|            upon what has been offer'd according to Truth and Equity;
94   Text, XXVII|           those that are to be judg'd must stand naked of all
95   Text, XXVII|         here never so highly esteem'd among Men, is utterly insufficient
96   Text, XXVII|           those that have dishonour'd it, from the Wickedness