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... providence I owe all the bleflings of my life , and by whofe permiffion it is that I exercife and enjoy them ; that I am placed in this world as a creature but of a day , haftening to the place from whence I fhall not return . - That I ...
... providence I owe all the bleflings of my life , and by whofe permiffion it is that I exercife and enjoy them ; that I am placed in this world as a creature but of a day , haftening to the place from whence I fhall not return . - That I ...
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... providence of God stood neuter and unconcerned in their several workings , leaving them to the mercy of time and chance , to be furthered or dis- apppointed as fuch blind agents directed . B 2 - Whereas Whereas in truth the very ...
... providence of God stood neuter and unconcerned in their several workings , leaving them to the mercy of time and chance , to be furthered or dis- apppointed as fuch blind agents directed . B 2 - Whereas Whereas in truth the very ...
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... providence of that Almighty God , who though his dwelling is fo high , yet humbleth himself to be- hold the things that are done in earth , raifing up the poor out of the duft , and lift- ing the beggar from the dunghill , and contrary ...
... providence of that Almighty God , who though his dwelling is fo high , yet humbleth himself to be- hold the things that are done in earth , raifing up the poor out of the duft , and lift- ing the beggar from the dunghill , and contrary ...
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... providence in governing- the world , and to engage us to a confide- ration and dependence upon it , for the event and fuccefs of all our undertakings * . For undoubtedly - as faid , -it should feem but fuitable to nature's law , that ...
... providence in governing- the world , and to engage us to a confide- ration and dependence upon it , for the event and fuccefs of all our undertakings * . For undoubtedly - as faid , -it should feem but fuitable to nature's law , that ...
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... providence over - ruling in these events ; it were profane to call them chance , for they are pure defignation , and though in- vifible , are ftill the regular difpenfations of the fuperintending power of that Al- mighty Being , from ...
... providence over - ruling in these events ; it were profane to call them chance , for they are pure defignation , and though in- vifible , are ftill the regular difpenfations of the fuperintending power of that Al- mighty Being , from ...
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