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is easy TO assent to such iru,h and il is rs easy
and as common to act directly contrary toi,
and like many o,her truths, not believed with the
heart, become idle speculation and imperative
faith -Notso the man who sees with other eyes
than those Of carnal and unasss,ed reason
sitho' 10 him. the works Of God in the na;ur
al and Intellectual world display his wisdom and
experimenting providence. in unequivocsi char
scters. yet he is permit, ed and privileged 10 open
volume, sacred and divine, and TO read in the
language of inspiration, the certainty Of those
truths. which if they needed sny farther proof.
would here find them placed beyond the reach
of doubt or contradiction.


We learn from these divine orac!es. the most
particular and minute agency of His providence /,
that not sparrow falls to the ground without
his notice =. that His care ex,endsto to the wants
of the meanest ofh.s creatures. HE hears the
ravens when they cry, and the young lion seeks
his meat from Cod. TO the insnms,e creation.
for .he clothes the lilies Of the feld,' and gives
TO every flower Of the garden its frsgsncy snd
beassy. In grea.er events. bis hand is no less
conspicuously displayed, For he doe,h I'll his
pleasure in Heaven and in earth. The hearts
Of all men are in his hands, and he turne,i them
IS the rivers of water are turned : BY me.
saith Jehovah. princes reign and kings decree
justice. God se,te,h up one and pstse,h down
another. He rcignelh and tuieth over all. and
The sce2tre Of his kingdom is Alright sceptre.'


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