A Discourse Concerning the Divine Providence
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7 — 9. But though we cannot dis- cover all the w 7 isdom of providence, no more than we can the wisdom of creation, yet we may discover enough to satisfy us that the world is governed as well as made with infinite wisdom : when we contemplate God, it is like losing ourselves in a boundless prospect, where we see a great many glories and beauties, but cannot see to the end of it* 20* 234 WISDOM OF PROVIDENCE.
We may discover admirable and surprising wisdom in that little we see of providence, as... I have already briefly observed upon several occasions ; but we know so little of what has been done in the world; and by what means it was done, and what ends it served, that it is no wonder if we have as imperfect a view of the wisdom of providence as we have of the history of the w T orld. But yet whoever diligently applies his mind to the study of providence, will see reason to admire a great many events which careless observers make objections against providence ; which will be of such great use to confirm us in the belief of a providence, and to give us a profound veneration of the Divine wisdom, that I shall venture to make some little essay of this nature, which though I am sensible must fall infinitely short of the dignity of the subject, yet will suggest some very useful thoughts, and show us the most delightful and profitable way of studying histories and providence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 — 9. But though we cannot dis- cover all the w 7 isdom of providence, no more than we can the wisdom of creation, yet we may discover enough to satisfy us that the world is governed as well as made with infinite wisdom : when we contemplate God, it is like losing ourselves in a boundless prospect, where we see a great many glories and beauties, but cannot see to the end of it* 20* 234 WISDOM OF PROVIDENCE.
We may discover admirable and surprising wisdom in that little we see of providence, as... I have already briefly observed upon several occasions ; but we know so little of what has been done in the world; and by what means it was done, and what ends it served, that it is no wonder if we have as imperfect a view of the wisdom of providence as we have of the history of the w T orld. But yet whoever diligently applies his mind to the study of providence, will see reason to admire a great many events which careless observers make objections against providence ; which will be of such great use to confirm us in the belief of a providence, and to give us a profound veneration of the Divine wisdom, that I shall venture to make some little essay of this nature, which though I am sensible must fall infinitely short of the dignity of the subject, yet will suggest some very useful thoughts, and show us the most delightful and profitable way of studying histories and providence.
What to read after A Discourse Concerning the Divine Providence?
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