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28401	Finch, Richard	Free and Impartial Thoughts, on the Sovereignty of God, The Doctrines of Election, Reprobation, and Original Sin: Humbly Addressed To all who Believe and Profess those Doctrines.			.txt	text/plain	21260	951	68	we allow God can do Evil itself; but the moral Perfections of his is _morally impossible_, that God should do an evil Thing, These Nature of those Laws he hath given to Man. That God intended _Jacob_ By this Concession 'tis plain, that Justice and Goodness in God are, possible, to understand what the Laws of God truly mean? Doctrine of God's _Sovereignty:_ and whoever thinks I have tho' a Man of this _Faith_ has God's _own Word_ for his Election and _Adam's_ Sin; yet if God be _merciful_, he could never leave us in Man's Nature be impaired by the Act of another, God, as a _just_ and Doctor's other Doctrines, of _Christ's dying for all Men in a good Fall of _Adam_, and that God, taking Pity upon Man, grants him Obligation_ to keep the Law of God, as though his moral Powers had	./cache/28401.txt	./txt/28401.txt