...univerfal Governor, fhould have the advantage, upon the whole, in a world, of which he is the abfolute and irrefiftible Lord, and that what oppofes perfect...rectitude armed with Omnipotence, muft fooner or later be crulhed before him. For he does in the armies of heaven, and and among the inhabitants of the earth,...

...univerfal Governor, fhouM have the advantage, upon the whole, in a world, of which he is the abfolute and irrefiftible Lord, and that what oppofes perfect...the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of the earth, 76r «/ Virtue.) whatever feems to him good, and none can flay his hand. The virtuous and...

...accompli fhed. In fuch inftances, let us adore the great Difpofer of all perfons and events, who doth in the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of the earth, whatever pleafeth him. And let thofe who are advanced to ftations of diflinguimed eminence remember, that it...

...univerfal Governor, fliould have the advantage, upon the whole, in a world, of which he is the abfolute and irrefiftible Lord, and that what oppofes perfect...be crufhed before him. For he does in the armies of heaver and among the inhabitants of t he earth, whatever whatever feems to him good, and none can flay...

...a world, of which he is the abfolute and irrefiftible Loid, and that what oppofes perfect re<titude armed with Omnipotence, muft fooner or later be crufhed...hand. The virtuous and pious foul has, above all, fuch evidence for its own immortality, as it cannot doubt. Purified from every fordid dedre, p-irged...

...Lord, and that what opposes perfect rectitude armed widi Omnipotence, must sooner or later be crushed before him. For he does in the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of the earth, whatever seems to him good, and none can stay his hand. The virtuous and pious soul has, above all, such evidence...

...; and that what opposes perfect rectitude, armed with Omnipotence, must sooner or later be crushed before him : for he does in the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of the earth, whatever seems to him good, and none can stay his hand. The virtuous and pious soul has, above all, such evidence...

...hearts of kings, who turns them which way he pleases ; and who puts one down, and sets another up ; who does in the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of the earth, whatever seems good to Him, and whose hand none can stay, or say, " What doest thou ?" The view given in Scripture...

...knowledge, of happiness here and hereafter, are ah1 to be ascribed to the sovereign disposal of God. " He does in the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of this world that which seemeth good in his sight ; none can stay his arm from working, or say unto him,...

...knowledge, of happiness here and hereafter, are all to be ascribed to the sovereign disposal of God. " He does in the armies of heaven, and among the inhabitants of this world that which seemeth good in his sight ; none can stay his arm from working, or say unto him,...