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 1 I      |           the working of the Divine Providence throughout the whole World
 2 I      |           the evidence of design in Providence is not so clear in things
 3 I      |              But as the doctrine of Providence is not destroyed by our
 4 I      |             the Spirit, Who, by the providence of God through the Word,
 5 II(136)|                              1 Or, "providence."  ~
 6 X      |          the least, was intended by Providence. Just so, you may regard
 7 XVI    |             who destroy a belief in Providence could not really be Philosophers,
 8 XVIII  |         approach to the doctrine of Providence, arguing from what on earth
 9 XVIII  |           conclude that there is no Providence, and take the view of Epicurus
10 XVIII  |  superstition those who introduce a Providence and set God over all things.
11 XVIII  |           the conspirator, than for Providence watching over Jesus to hinder
12 XIX    |             found in the rulings of Providence; but how the causes affect
13 XIX    |         body of Jesus should by the providence of God, Who so willed, change
14 XX     |          rational creation chiefly, Providence has made everything. And
15 XX     |          are the leading objects of Providence, are regarded as children
16 XX     |           the abundance as well: so Providence chiefly provides for the
17 XX     |          chance and not designed by Providence. If they are no more useful
18 XX     |            they are not the gift of Providence, or that they come from
19 XX     |            or that they come from a Providence which no more provides for
20 XX     |            earth is not the work of Providence, but that a fortuitous concourse
21 XX     |         Celsus wishing to show that Providence has not made the things
22 XX     |       others, a man might marvel at Providence for having made the rational
23 XX     |         being through the wisdom of Providence, and God is ruler over all,
24 XX     |             many philosophers bring Providence into their arguments and
25 XX     |             for he co-operates with Providence, and not only accomplishes
26 XX     |     accomplishes the works of God's Providence, but also those of his own
27 XX     |       natural processes; for Divine Providence has even in the different
28 XX     |            cares for the whole; and Providence never forsakes it, nor does
29 XX     |             creature. And a general Providence will never fail; for it
30 XXI    |           by all means the manifold providence of God Who taketh thought
31 XXI    | dispositions of those who blame His providence, and say that it explains
32 XXI    |           done nothing, but because Providence has contributed to the result
33 XXII   |             overthrow belief in the providence of the Supreme God. ~3.
34 XXVI   |           respect of the working of Providence for a genial atmosphere
35 XXVI   |      pleasant things at the hand of Providence, shall we not put up with
36 Index  |             fore-ordaining), 208 f.~Providence, general and particular,