 twill, then must we through the order run To some one man, whose being ne'er begun : If that one man was sempiternal, why Did he, since independent, ever die ? If from himself his own existence came, The cause, that could destroy his being, name.  The Christian catechism [by S. Bourn]. - Page 41by Samuel Bourn - 1744 - 280 pagesFull view - About this book
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...depending Scale afeeud Of Sons and Fathers, will it never end ? If 'twill, then muft we thro' the Order tun To fomc one Man, whofe Being ne'er begun. If that one Man was Sempirernal, Why Did he, fince Independant, ever dye .» If from himfelf his own Exiftence came, The... | |
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