Chap.

 1  Int|          they paint, and nickname God's creatures. - Surely these
 2    1|       respect for the goodness of God, who certainly - for what
 3    1|     paradoxical exclamation, that God has made all things right,
 4    1|         life and death, and adorn God's garden for some purpose
 5    1|          exists in the world that God did not design to take place,
 6    1|       belief on the perfection of God.~ ~ * Contrary to the opinion
 7    1|           reviled as despisers of God, and enemies of man. These
 8    2|        and if he be not of kin to God by his spirit, he is a base
 9    2|               Unargued I obey; So God ordains;~ ~ 'God is thy
10    2|         obey; So God ordains;~ ~ 'God is thy law, thou mine: to
11    2|           think, and only rely on God.~ ~ Yet in the following
12    2|       atheism? or if we worship a God, is not that God a devil?~ ~
13    2|        worship a God, is not that God a devil?~ ~ Consequently,
14    2|     direction, as that there is a God.~ ~ It follows then that
15    2|      speak with strict propriety, God, has made all things right;
16    2|   rational will that only bows to God, and often forgets that
17    2|      themselves only dependent on God. Teach them, in common with
18    2|    foundation rests the throne of God?~ ~ It appears to me necessary
19    2|        living man has been made a God. Men have submitted to superior
20    3|    conception of the character of God imposes.~ ~ It is not impious
21    3|        his faculties? For to love God as the fountain of wisdom,
22    3|          and walk humbly with our God, is forgotten. I shall pursue
23    3|           cummin - and thanks her God that she is not as other
24    4|           a trace of the image of God in either sensation or matter.
25    4|     mounts in grateful incense to God.~ ~ To fulfil domestic duties
26    5|      solemn truth with respect to God. He, reverentially I speak,
27    5|       takes away, in the sight of God, the criminality of their
28    5|           to a higher power - for God is justice itself. Let us
29    5|        hath seen, how can he love God? asked the wisest of men.~ ~
30    5|      respecting the attributes of God, what can it be expected
31    5| forgetting that they cannot serve God and mammon, endeavour to
32    7|          making that an insult to God which is only an insult
33    7|          the Temple of the living God; of that God who requires
34    7|           the living God; of that God who requires more than modesty
35    8|           good man must appeal to God from the injustice of man;
36    8|        bend me to the dust before God, and loudly tell me, when
37   11|          darkness which bides our God from us, only respects speculative
38   11|           they shine clearly, for God is light, and never, by
39   11|     nature of things, and to that God, who formed them so, to
40   12|     waters that ever flow towards God - the sublime ocean of existence!
41   12|           peace which the love of God, when built on humanity,
42   13|       they are in the presence of God.~ ~ * I once lived in the
43   13|     believe that there is but one God, and that he is powerful,
44   13|   dedicated to the service of the God who was supposed to inspire
45   13|       that, were it sanctioned by God, it would disturb the order
46   13|           it be not sanctioned by God, do you expect to hear truth?
47   13|          enemy to goodness and to God, can you go to church after
48   13|         miracle, are delegated by God, or assisted by the solver
49   13|          not cure for the love of God, but money. These are the
50   13|      grossly insult the wisdom of God, as to suppose that a miracle
51   13|          who were the children of God or the servants of sin.
52   13|     Considering the attributes of God, I believe that whatever
53   13|         contrary to the nature of God, discoverable in all his
54   13|        myself from the wing of my God! On such a supposition,
55   13|         submitting to the Will of God blindly, as to an arbitrary
56   13|           And, if thus we respect God, can we give credit to the
57   13|           can only be foreseen by God.~ ~ SECT. II.~ ~ Another