Divine person

Definition and stakes

Sabin Hough,  The Judgment Day (1849)

“ For that divine goodness and truth, towards which the affections and thoughts are directed, can only be conceived of, as existing in one Divine Person, who is himself supremely good, and infinitely wise. And accordingly, the Lord has always manifested himself to us in a form adapted to the affections of the heart, and to the thoughts of the understanding,—has manifested himself as a Divine Man. ”
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William Douglass,  Sermons Preached in the African Protestant Episcopal Church of St… (1854)

“ We are therefore to understand the text as containing a solemn admonition against every thing that would hinder the success of this divine agent in his gracious and renewing operations upon the soul.
The Spirit of God, the third person in the ever-adorable Trinity, is called 'holy,' because of the infinite holiness of his character, and of the work of holiness which he begins and carries on in the hearts of his people. All the moral attributes; justice, goodness and truth, are possessed by him in common with the Father and the Son, in unbounded perfection.
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