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 1   1, 1 |       of the WORD OF GOD, or of Providence (evinced in all this); but
 2   2, 19| something which exists, neither Providence, nor God, nor soul that
 3   2, 19|      there was neither God, nor Providence, nor Reason which viewed,
 4   2, 20|        too, fixed the limits of Providence as far off as the moon39;
 5   2, 20|       distance of the moon, the Providence which is over all? or, that
 6   2, 20|          but affirmed, that the providence of God looked not to the
 7   2, 22|     recognized neither God, nor Providence, nor Creator, nor Maker
 8   2, 50|         their discussions about Providence, either to the (regions)
 9   2, 93|   discipline therefore, has the Providence which is over all, THE WORD
10   2, 93|     these things shew, that the Providence (exerted) over mankind,
11   4, 27|       every consideration about Providence; and others (received) those
12   4, 37|       existence of an universal Providence; and hence also, to deny
13   5, 1 |       existence of an universal Providence, and thus also even to deny
14   5, 19|          doctrine of a) general providence of God ? and laughing at
15   5, 21|         who is over all, of the providence of God, of the righteous