nof all : howbeit thofe thingswere not caiifes to themfelves oftheir own being. For that whichis not cannot produce any thing^,neither had it power to be before it was; there-fore it fallows, that the faid things had theirbeginning from forne other thing different fromthemfelves: Which may be… … 2 the tmh of Book I. ( as wc fay ) hath its exiftence hy necejfny^ andnot after any contingent manner: And this,what ever it be, ( wtereof by and by we fhallfpeak ) is that which is meant by Divine Poweror Godhead, Another reafon to prove that there is fomepith divine J^ajefiy^ is taken from the…
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