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<head>29 or 5</head><lb/> <p>Proportioned to the <lb/> practical importance<lb/> of the subject are both<lb/> these evils.</p><pb/><!-- end of 1st column --> | <head>29 or 5</head><lb/> <p>Proportioned to the <lb/> practical importance<lb/> of the subject are both<lb/> these evils.</p><pb/><!-- end of 1st column --> | ||
<head>Ch. Pauls Style.</head><lb/><head>(Obscurity disproves unfinished)</head><lb/><head>30 or 6</head> <lb/> | |||
<p>In so far as such<lb/> failure has place, the<lb/> <hi rend='underline'>means</hi> are ill adapted<lb/> to their end.</p> | |||
<head>31 or 7</head><lb/> | |||
<p>To employ means ill<lb/> adapted to the end <lb/>is to be deficient in <lb/>wisdom: if they are<lb/> known to be so and<lb/> the end known to be <lb/>good - an ordinary benevolence.<head>32 or 8</head> | |||
<lb/> <p>Under such deficiencies<lb/> how can any discourses<lb/> be now believed<lb/> to be the results<lb/> of a special commission<lb/> from God?</p><head>33 or 9.</head><lb/> | |||
<p>Objection - difficult<lb/> as are these discourses <lb/>they <sic>admitt</sic> of some <lb/>explanation: some<lb/> explanation given, <lb/>difficulty is at <del>one</del> an <lb/>end.</p><head>34 or 10.</head> | |||
<p>Answer. (Saving conception <lb/>of which <sic>aftwds</sic>)<lb/> <hi rend='underline'>explanation</hi> is <hi rend='underline'>substitution</hi><lb/> by it the obscurity<lb/> or ambiguity<lb/> i e the imperfection is <lb/>admitted. </p> | |||
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1817 Aug. 30 3
Not Paul
Ch. Paul's Style
Obscurity disproves inspiration
25 or 1.
In Paul's discourses
are characters disproving
the supposition
of special commission
from God
Principal & obscurity
26 or 2
To all persons for
whose use it is designed
the conception
conveyed by a discourse
should be clear, correct
and compleat as may be.
27 or 3
Only in proportion
as it is understood
can any good expected
from it be produced.
28 or 4
Evils produced in so
far as it fails of being
understood—
1. Evil of
2. Evil of
29 or 5
Proportioned to the
practical importance
of the subject are both
these evils.
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Ch. Pauls Style.
(Obscurity disproves unfinished)
30 or 6
In so far as such
failure has place, the
means are ill adapted
to their end.
31 or 7
To employ means ill
adapted to the end
is to be deficient in
wisdom: if they are
known to be so and
the end known to be
good - an ordinary benevolence.32 or 8
Under such deficiencies
how can any discourses
be now believed
to be the results
of a special commission
from God?
33 or 9.
Objection - difficult
as are these discourses
they admitt of some
explanation: some
explanation given,
difficulty is at one an
end.
34 or 10.
Answer. (Saving conception
of which aftwds)
explanation is substitution
by it the obscurity
or ambiguity
i e the imperfection is
admitted.
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