Pneumatologia, a treatise of the soul of manJohn Flavel, 1685

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From the several parts and branches of this Description of the Soul, we may gather the choice Fruits which naturally grow upon them, in the following Inferences and Deductions of truth and duty. For we may say of them all, what the Historian doth of Palestine, that there is nihil infructuosum, nihil sterile; No Branch or Shrub is barren or unfruitful. Let us then search it Branch by Branch, and,

FRom the several parts and branches of this Description of the Soul, we may gather the choice Fruits which naturally grow upon them, in the following Inferences and Deductions of truth and duty. For we may say of them all, what the Historian doth of Palestine, that there is nihil infructuosum, nihil sterile; No Branch or Shrub is barren or unfruitful. Let us then search it Branch by Branch, and,

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IThe Soul a substantial Being. Tanta praerogativa manifest test•tur ipsius animam, penes quam •atio principatus est, non esse materialem & caducam, sed s•perioris cujusdam atque eminentis naturae, à conditione reliquarum animarum longē distantem. Co•imb. Disp. de Anima separ. p. 584.The Soul a substantial Being. Tanta praerogativa manife••e test•tur ipsius animam, penes quam •atio principatus est, non esse materialem & caducam, sed s•perioris cujusdam atque eminentis naturae, à conditione reliquarum animarum longē distantem. Coimb. Disp. de Anima separ. p. 584.

Pneumatologia, a treatise of the soul of manJohn Flavel, 1685

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Inference. I.^I

IThe Soul a substantial Being. Tanta praerogativa manifest test•tur ipsius animam, penes quam •atio principatus est, non esse materialem & caducam, sed s•perioris cujusdam atque eminentis naturae, à conditione reliquarum animarum longē distantem. Co•imb. Disp. de Anima separ. p. 584.The Soul a substantial Being. Tanta praerogativa manife••e test•tur ipsius animam, penes quam •atio principatus est, non esse materialem & caducam, sed s•perioris cujusdam atque eminentis naturae, à conditione reliquarum animarum longē distantem. Coimb. Disp. de Anima separ. p. 584.

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A Separate Soul immediately capable of Blessedness. Inference II.

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Inference V.

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A Separate Soul immediately capable of Blessedness. Inference II.

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