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 1 I    |    changes and chances of human affairs as it is in the souls and
 2 XIV  |       denotes earthly and human affairs. Supposing the "world" to
 3 XVIII|    entry of the Word into human affairs was not undesigned by God,
 4 XVIII|      engaged in any other human affairs, have this faith, and believe
 5 XVIII| translate the soul from earthly affairs to the blessedness of communion
 6 XX   |      much sooner know their own affairs. But if they knew their
 7 XX   |      But if they knew their own affairs they would have taken care
 8 XXIII|         not productive of human affairs, but merely indicate them;
 9 XXIII|       at the thought that human affairs may be governed by necessity,
10 XXIII|         in the same prophet the affairs of Darius and Alexander,
11 XXIII|         not productive of human affairs, but only indicate them;
12 XXIII|       least productive of human affairs, but only indicate them.
13 XXIII|    those who suppose that human affairs are necessitated by the
14 XXIII|       stars are causes of human affairs. ~17. We conceded the point,
15 XXIII|   Powers which administer human affairs, in order that they may
16 Index|        Faith, in ordinary human affairs, 89.~Fate, 173 f.~Foreknowledge (