Chapter

 1 1 |          men, because it is very great, and tends to overthrow
 2 1 |     comprehend the system of the great and heavenly secret.~
 3 5 |     Therefore they think that so great and so pernicious an evil
 4 7 |        Ants, when they plunder a great heap of corn, mindful of
 5 8 |        and innocently. This is a great question, and foreign to
 6 10|          different objects of so great a variety as we see to be
 7 10|       force of atoms had been so great, that masses so incalculable
 8 10|       into cloud, and sends down great rains. Where, then, do we
 9 10|     which has not in itself very great and wonderful design. And
10 10|       out above, adorned with so great a variety of constellations
11 10|  therefore, who sees such and so great objects, imagine that they
12 10|      intelligence, but that such great and wonderful things arose
13 10|        that they were wise; what great success in falsehood was
14 11|           and therefore He is so great, that He cannot be described
15 11|     majesty he declares to be so great, that it can neither be
16 13|         of a good, which is very great, and true, and peculiar
17 14|       who bestowed upon him such great gifts, and love man, who
18 17|         does not use it, what so great cause is there that, I will
19 17|         the administration of so great affairs been entrusted,
20 17|         should rush to some very great evil through rage. This
21 18|  unpunished on account of a very great one? But if he had learned
22 18|        is glorious, by which any great evil which impends is restrained;
23 18|         has no form, and another great subject will arise if we
24 19| attraction of pleasure is sweet, great numbers are overcome and
25 20| manifestly guilty; but there are great numbers whose offences are
26 20|          offences are concealed, great numbers who restrain the
27 20|         entreaties or by reward, great numbers who elude justice
28 20|           Therefore, amidst such great impiety and such great sins
29 20|      such great impiety and such great sins of men, the forbearance
30 20|       forbearance of God is very great and most useful; yet, although
31 21|         of moderate station, and great kings do in their anger,
32 22|      rate not oppose. Authors of great number and weight have made
33 23|        men, thus began:--~"Since great anger is coming upon a disobedient
34 23|         now, and do not lead the great God to every kind of auger."~
35 23|     demons and ministers of such great power, but even the heaven
36 23|  demanded: nevertheless it is of great avail to our obtaining pardon,