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The divine attributes are the perfections which are predicated of the divine essence in the Scriptures, or visibly exercised by God in his works of creation and providence and redemption. They are not properties or states of the divine essence separable in fact or idea from the divine essence, as the properties and modes of every created thing are separable from the essence of the creature. God’s knowledge is his essence knowing, and his love is his essence loving, and his will is his essence willing, and all these are not latent capacities of action, nor changing states, but co-existent and eternally unchangeable states of the divine essence which in state and mode as well as in existence is “the same yesterday, today and forever” and “without variableness or shadow of turning.” - Archibald Alexander Hodge


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Datos bibliograficos

autor:: Archibald Alexander Hodge libro:: Outlines of Theology Pagina o posicion: Abrir en Logos