The blessedness of the righteous discoursed from Psal. 17, 15 /The blessednesse of the righteous discoursed from Psal. 17, 15 /

But it is a liberty from the servitude of sin; from the seduction of a misguided Judgment; and the allurement of any ensnaring, forbidden Objects, consisting in an unbounded amplitude ⟨p. 138⟩and enlargedness of soul towards God, an indetermination to any inferior good, resulting ^*from an entire subjection to the divine will; a submission to the order of God; and steady adherence to him. And unto which the many descriptions and elogies agree most indisputably, which from sundry Authors are congested together by Gibieuf, ²* in that ingenious Tractate of Liberty.³

But it is a liberty from the servitude of sin; from the seduction of a misguided Judgment; and the allurement of any insnaring, forbidden Objects, consisting in an unbounded amplitude ⟨p. 138⟩and inlargedness of soul towards God, an indetermination to any inferiour good, resulting ^*from an intire subjection to the divine will; a submission to the order of God; and steady adherence to him. And unto which the many descriptions and elogies agree most indisputably, which from sundry Authors are congested together by Gibieuf, ²* in that ingenious Tractate of Liberty.³

1. *L•b•rtas nostra no• est subjectio ad Deum formaliter sed amplitudo coasequ•ns cam.
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