An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty second, the thirty third, and…An exposition with practicall observations continued upon the thirty second, the thirty third, and…

As if he had said, God doth not these things, he troubles not Nations, and Nobles, People, or Princes, by an absolute and sovereign power, or because he will, but he finds just cause to do it; What men do, is enough to justify God in what they suffer: He hath always power enough in his hand to destroy all men, and to turn this world back into its first nothing, but he never useth his power, nor puts it forth without cause.

As if he had said, God doth not these things, he troubles not Nations, and Nobles, People, or Princes, by an absolute and soveraigne power, or because he will, but he finds just cause to do it; What men do, is enough to justifie God in what they suffer: He hath alwayes power enough in his hand to destroy all men, and to turn this world back into its first nothing, but he never useth his power, nor puts it forth without cause.