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 1 Praise|    that this only is to be a god, to help men; and if they
 2 Praise|     thrown on him? O foolish god, say they, and worthy to
 3 Praise|      lest some eavesdropping god or other take us whispering
 4 Praise|   them a wife—a silly thing, God wot, and foolish, yet wanton
 5 Praise|    conjunction of life. Good God! What divorces, or what
 6 Praise|   presently a peasant; now a god, and in a trice again an
 7 Praise|   the world looks upon for a god and I know not what is not
 8 Praise|     but rather a new kind of god that was never yet nor ever
 9 Praise|  these things, or what angry god compelled them to be born
10 Praise|    possible proposition that God the Father hates the Son;
11 Praise|    than that of the Gospel, “God is a Spirit, and they that
12 Praise|   art of good speaking? Good God! what several postures they
13 Praise|   that have no more wit than God sent them. But these learned
14 Praise|  earnest and fervent love of God? Or what that outward, whose
15 Praise|    Hercules! I wonder if any god either hear or understand,
16 Praise|        attributing wisdom to God alone and leaving folly
17 Praise|  name of wise only proper to God? For by the moon interpreters
18 Praise|      nature, and by the sun, God, the only fountain of light;
19 Praise|    good but one, and that is God. And then if he is a fool
20 Praise|   know ’tis Aristotle’s, the god of our masters. Is there
21 Praise|  last, viz., “To the unknown God;” and those too not without
22 Praise|    nothing but their duty to God. But see, I pray, whither
23 Praise|      a kind of folly even to God himself. “The foolishness
24 Praise| himself. “The foolishness of God,” says he, “is wiser than
25 Praise|   fools are so acceptable to God. The reason perhaps may
26 Praise|   clearly out when he said, “God hath chosen the foolish
27 Praise|    John, “Behold the Lamb of God!” Of which also there is
28 Praise|      Architect of the World, God, gave man an injunction
29 Praise|  David himself thus sweetens God, “And therefore I beseech
30 Praise|  others first rely wholly on God, the most unchangeable of
31 Praise|      though yet we owe it to God, not them—but as good men
32 Praise|      of man to consider what God has provided for them that