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Poems & Letters 103

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← ch. 102ch. 104 →
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103:1
Si hæc omnia veræ esse recipiunt, ele., utin epistola 3 (col. 216, c), usque ad qualiter non pepercit, si dolore prohibuit ?
If they accept that all these are true, etc., as in epistle 3 (col. 216, c), down to 'how did He not spare, if He prevented the pain?'
他們若承認這一切都是真的,等等,如第三封書信(第216欄,c段),直到「祂若阻止了痛苦,怎能說祂不愛惜?」
← ch. 102ch. 104 →
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