A guide to go to GodA guide to goe to God

2. Others thence infer, that thought it be granted that God seeth the earth, & all things done thereon, yet he ordereth them not:¹ which was the conceit of many Philosophers: A conceit directly contrary to that excellent discourse which God himself had with Job, and to the evidences of Gods providence extending it self to the smallest things, as to all kind of creatures, even to little sparrows: to the hairs of our head: and to the grass of the field.²

2. Others thence inferre, that thought it be granted that God seeth the earth, & all things done thereon, yet he ordereth them not:¹ which was the conceipt of many Philosophers: A conceipt directly contrary to that excellent discourse which God himselfe had with Iob, and to the euidences of Gods prouidence extending it selfe to the smallest things, as to all kinde of creatures, euen to little sparrowes: to the haires of our head: and to the grasse of the field.²

1. 1Apud Cicer. lib. 5 de Nat. Deorum, Cotta negat Deū curare singulos homines, aut civitates, aut nations.Apud Cicer. lib. 5 de Nat. Deorum, Cotta negat Deū curare singulos homines, aut ciuitates, aut nationes.
2. 2Job 38. & 39. & 40. & 41.Iob 38. & 39. & 40. & 41.

But to let pass all such false, erroneous, absurd, and blasphemous collections,¹