his love, what?, 263

his immanent love to be distinguished from mercy and goodness, 263

his immanent love finds a personal object in his own perfection, 263

his immanent love, not his all-inclusive ethical attribute, 263

his immanent love, not a regard for mere being in general, 263

his immanent love, not a mere emotional or utilitarian affection, 264

his immanent love, rational and voluntary, 264

his immanent love subordinates its emotional element to truth and holiness, 265

his immanent love has its standard in his holiness, and a perfect object in the image of his own infinite perfections, 265

his immanent love, a ground of his blessedness, 265