A treatise of the incomparableness of God in his being, attributes, works and word…

In his Works of Providence, he doth all things with unconceivable ease.

In his Works of Providence, he doth all things with unconceiveable ease.

If he destroy and pull down, it is done with ease; They are crushed as a Moth, Job 4.19. How easily doth a Man crush a Moth between his Fingers? with more ⟨p. 143⟩ease doth God crush his stoutest Enemies. He destroyeth the highest, the greatest, the strongest, the Lions, young Lions, with a breath, with a blast: By the blast of God they perish, by the breath of his Nostrils they are consumed, Job 4.9, 10. By a blast, a breath; it's easy to breath, to send forth a blast for a Man; but much easier for God, who breathed into Man the breath of Life: This can put him to no pain, no toil, no trouble at all. Zenacherib comes against Jerusalem with a great Army of Warriors, and had, as he saith, Counsel and Strength for War: God undertakes to deal with him on the behalf of his own People, and to destroy him; but see with what ease God doth it, 2 Kings 19.17. I will send a blast upon him: I will never trouble my self to use my Artillery, or draw out my great Ordnance of Heaven, my Thunders and Lightnings against so many thousand Soldiers; I will only blow upon them, that shall be all.

If he destroy and pull down, it is done with ease; They are crushed as a Moth, Job 4.19. How easily doth a Man crush a Moth between his Fingers? with more ⟨p. 143⟩ease doth God crush his stoutest Enemies. He destroyeth the highest, the greatest, the strongest, the Lions, young Lions, with a breath, with a blast: By the blast of God they perish, by the breath of his Nostrils they are consumed,