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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[2836] Nisi.

[2837] Ezek. xxviii. 11-16 (Sept.).

[2838] Luke x. 18.

[2839] Læsuræ ="injuries.” ᾽Αδικήματα ἔν σοι—Iniquitates in te.”—Hieron.

[2840] Censum.

[2841] Forma.

[2842] Sustinens.

[2843] [Kaye. p. 313.]

Chapter XI.—If, After Man’s Sin, God Exercised His Attribute of Justice and Judgment, This Was Compatible with His Goodness, and Enhances the True Idea of the Perfection of God’s Character.

[2844] Gen. iii. 16.

[2845] Gen. iii. 18.

[2846] Secura.

[2847] Secundum.

[2848] Secundum.

[2849] Accommodata.

[2850] Rei.

[2851] Æmulum.

[2852] Tutela.

Chapter XII.—The Attributes of Goodness and Justice Should Not Be Separated. They are Compatible in the True God. The Function of Justice in the Divine Being Described.

[2853] Cavere. This is Oehler’s reading, and best suits the sense of the passage and the style of our author.

[2854] Habitus.

[2855] Auctrice.

[2856] Obventiciam.

Chapter XIII.—Further Description of the Divine Justice; Since the Fall of Man It Has Regulated the Divine Goodness. God’s Claims on Our Love and Our Fear Reconciled.

 

 

 

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