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 1 1 |           by a singular mercy of God, We have celebrated the
 2 3 |      often lifted up our eyes to God in thanksgiving for His
 3 4 |         acknowledge the power of God Who often is wont to draw
 4 4 |         the smallest moment. For God, in His providence, seems
 5 5 |       well, that the counsels of God may be both understood and
 6 5 |       upon Us by the goodness of God, We have many times, as
 7 6 |        to doubt the existence of God, the Ruler and Maker of
 8 6 |    heathens, as to the nature of God. Hence the very nature and
 9 8 |         belief in an ever-living God, Who commands what is right
10 9 |        up Our heart in hope. For God "created a1l things that
11 10|         the infinite goodness of God man lived again to the hope
12 11| pre-determined by the counsel of God that there should be no
13 11|          and pain. Truly, though God has given to man pardon
14 11|      many duties. As We must ask God for daily bread for the
15 11|       the necessity of prayer to God. For, as is well and wisely
16 11|          calls down the mercy of God from heaven. In order to
17 11|         the only begotten Son of God, the source of all grace
18 11|     whole night in the prayer of God,"12 and when nigh to the
19 12|         almost with disdain. For God is easily appeased, and
20 12|       compared with the power of God; for as God created all
21 12|         the power of God; for as God created all things by His
22 12|  qualities with which it pleases God to be moved. For in prayer
23 12|       filled with the thought of God alone, we become aware of
24 12|        ourselves, as is fitting, God is greatly inclined to mercy,
25 12|   greatly inclined to mercy, for God resisteth the proud, but
26 12|           by keeping the laws of God, the course of our days
27 13|   nourished by divine faith; for God is the Author of all true
28 14|        We should exhort you whom God has made His helpers by
29 14|         piety and the worship of God, than the life and example
30 14|           and by meditation upon God they will be themselves
31 14|     excite others to the love of God. Such, then, is the surest
32 14|          unchangeable justice of God metes out reward for good
33 14|      this by the just counsel of God, Who from time to time rewards
34 14|          Christ's, and Christ is God's."21 By the hidden dispensation
35 14|         turn out to the glory of God for the salvation of those
36 14|          but see are turned from God and sleeping in the midst
37 14|        of life that springs from God Himself, and is unchanged
38 15|       proper order with faith in God, as in duty bound, with