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 1 Pre    |        printed, as the greatest care on the part of both the
 2   1, 1 |       Lord, and no Providential care (existing) ; but that it
 3   1, 1 |         without contrivance and care; nor can a ship be well
 4   1, 24|          He is the Providential care which is watchful over all,
 5   1, 79|       by deeds His providential care over the rational souls
 6   2, 3 |       to all; That providential care ; That Saviour; That Upholder;
 7   2, 29|          swear ye, at once with care ;—not without wisdom,—and
 8   2, 29|         erudition the sister of care; and, by that Governour
 9   2, 50|        exercised a providential care over the men among whom
10   2, 51|          And, Why was not their care more particularly exerted
11   2, 83|      Guardian, the providential Care, the Shepherd of the rational
12   2, 83|       claim to his providential care? No Captain indeed, would
13   2, 83|      defence). The providential care, however, of THE WORD, the
14   2, 84|        anxiety and providential care which is over all,—which
15   2, 84|         so) rightly exerted its care for those other things of
16   2, 84|        so much as one effort of care, that they might become
17   2, 85|    fully exert His providential care, for the supply of every
18   2, 85|  promptness of His providential care towards all men, that He
19   2, 86|   openly shewn His providential care over them ; at one time,
20   2, 93|       great, (and) evincing the care for every man, which was
21   2, 96|     again from his providential care, (and) by means of many
22   3, 39|         evince His providential care for mortals, by that which
23   3, 39|         and providentially took care of all things, whether in
24   3, 61|       being worthy of the usual care -- was afterwards consigned,
25   3, 61|         wonder, should have the care of that Corpse only. For
26   3, 63|    Hence indeed, originated the care of mankind for the life
27   4, 18|      was therefore with special care that He said, not (only)
28   4, 18|   deprived of that providential care, which was formerly exerted
29   4, 33|       heareth the word, but the care of the world, and the deceitfulness
30   4, 33| considerations of life, and the care of things not (absolutely)
31   5, 14|       cast contempt, giving all care to their soul, keeping themselves
32   5, 21|       have pressed them to this care respecting Him, and that
33   5, 21|        only to the providential care of the Governour of all,
34   5, 23|    iniquity; and that the chief care was, that they should after