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 1   1, 1 |   there is no Lord, and no Providential care (existing) ; but that
 2   1, 24|  off (and) away, He is the Providential care which is watchful over
 3   1, 79| Father, shewn by deeds His providential care over the rational souls
 4   2, 3 |    every good to all; That providential care ; That Saviour; That
 5   2, 50|  and that they exercised a providential care over the men among
 6   2, 83|  of all, the Guardian, the providential Care, the Shepherd of the
 7   2, 83|   the highest claim to his providential care? No Captain indeed,
 8   2, 83|       in its defence). The providential care, however, of THE WORD,
 9   2, 84|   the fatherly anxiety and providential care which is over all,—
10   2, 85|    did not fully exert His providential care, for the supply of
11   2, 85|   He the promptness of His providential care towards all men, that
12   2, 86| eyes, has openly shewn His providential care over them ; at one
13   2, 96|   times. He again from his providential care, (and) by means of
14   3, 39|   that He might evince His providential care for mortals, by that
15   4, 18|   than as deprived of that providential care, which was formerly
16   5, 21|   their souls, only to the providential care of the Governour of