Chapter

 1 1intro|       of the world, God, whose divine providence and most perfect
 2 3     |     ask those censurers of the divine works, what they think to
 3 3     | according to their deserts the divine benefits towards himself,
 4 4     |     main point itself. For the divine providence having been excluded
 5 4     |        nothing was made by the divine mind. And they were unable
 6 4     |        show in it the power of divine providence, how great it
 7 6     |      by any contrivance of the divine mind, but, as he is wont
 8 6     |       he wished to exclude the divine providence. But when he
 9 6     |      of animals the skill of a divine plan; but that he might
10 6     |   perpetual arrangement of the divine plan is preserved. But we
11 7     |        ways. What! is not that divine, that in so great a multitude
12 8     |        Maker. His mind, nearly divine, because it has obtained
13 8     |    Therefore the mind and that divine fire is covered with it,
14 8     |       unspeakable power of the divine providence made two orbs
15 10    |      And in how wonderful, how divine a manner did God contrive
16 10    |      it were, the crown of the divine work, the hearing has been
17 11    |      the tongue. Therefore the divine skill opened a way for the
18 16    |       is the magnitude off the divine works. Some would have it,
19 16    |       admiration that, by some divine plan or other, it is caused
20 16    |     does any one wonder if the divine mind of God, being extended
21 17    |     alter conception, when the divine necessity has formed the
22 19    |      we use or do not use this divine and excellent gift of God.