4. Concerning Creation and Providence.
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4. Concerning Creation and Providence.
That in the beginning God made by his Word all things of nothing very good, and made man, male and female, after his own Image righteous; and as a faithful Creator doth still uphold, dispose, and govern all things to the ends for which they were created, having care especially for man, and amongst men, chiefly for the righteous and believers; so that neither good nor evil befalls any man without Gods providence.
That in the beginning God made by his Word all things of nothing very good, and made man, male and female, after his own Image righteous; and as a faithfull Creator doth still uphold, dispose, and govern all things to the ends for which they were created, having care especially for man, and amongst men, chiefly for the righteous and believers; so that neither good nor evill befalls any man without Gods providence.