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 1    I,  5, 6|           through an unspeakable providence, rendered a spiritual man
 2    I,  9, 3|   dispensation by an unspeakable providence, so as to become visible
 3   II,  6, 1|        to them on account of His providence. For though it is true,
 4   II, 26, 3|   numbers] has, according to His providence, received that special amount
 5   II, 26, 3|        God, but that through His providence every one of them has obtained
 6   II, 30, 7|          prove stronger than the providence of the Father, and that
 7  III, 24, 2|         that is, he exercises no providence at all.~
 8  III, 25   |         XXV. THIS WORLD IS RULED PROVIDENCE OF ONE GOD, WHO IS BOTH
 9  III, 25, 1|        does, however, exercise a providence over all things, and therefore
10  III, 25, 1|   understanding derived from the providence of God. And, for this reason
11  III, 25, 1|      though but slightly, by His providence, were nevertheless convinced
12  III, 25, 1|          Father, who exercises a providence over all things, and arranges
13   IV, 22, 2|          the Father exercise His providence for the men only who are
14   IV, 27   | DISPLEASURE OF GOD, WERE, BY HIS PROVIDENCE, COMMITTED TO WRITING, THAT
15   IV, 36, 6|     Father of our Lord, by whose providence all things consist, and
16    V, 26, 2|      cares about nor exercises a providence over our affairs, nay, one
17    V, 27, 1|          things, and exercises a providence over all, "making His sun