| He is not idle, and there is no such thing as inertia in the providences and in the purposes of God. |
| It is because we do not accept providences that providences hurt. |
| But this is not all that is worthy of note, in this strange chapter of providences. |
| We must wait on His word and on His providences while they examine us all this week. |
| The tendency of this way of thinking will inevitably be, to hunt for providences. |
| It leaves itself to be conducted by God's providences and creatures. |
