| It leaves itself to be conducted by God's providences and creatures. |
| The providences of God were not passed by without his minute observation. |
| But this is not all that is worthy of note, in this strange chapter of providences. |
| The tendency of this way of thinking will inevitably be, to hunt for providences. |
| His powers embrace the mediatorial, and he stands between God and man, and represents the Father in his providences to our race. |
| This side of glory we are left to wrestle, at times, with quite bewildering providences. |
