( I)) with thee, belongs toall the . lfr~tel of God. [Mypre– fenee] in the' Original "tis mJ fttce ; in the Septwa• ' ginr, myfelffha/1go lpitb thee• . The prefenceof God is either, Genera 11, or · Speciall. . I . By his gencrall prefe~ce, he is ev.ery where : ·1. ~er ,effentiam, he fills all things. ' 2 .• Per: C()gnitione~, he behol9s 'all things. 3•. Per Stif/entittionem, he upholdsall things• ..q.. Per Do~inium, he g0vernsall ~:hil(gs.. But to let this palfe, as not fo proper to ·our pt,.t,r... pofe. . · ' . · . 2: Tpere is hisSpecia!t;or his ·grad 0~: s Prrfence; \whereby he 11an i fd~s himfelf to be with his p ~ople. · I. In fome-vifible, ttndftanding- to/zens ofhis pre- · (ence; as i thole exr.!:aord·.nary , theP il!J rs,of.the Clqud, and of the Fire: and in t~ofe cnHn~ny, the Atkand the 1~emple, of vlq , and the Ordinp'nce' of ~h,e ~fpelnow. ' , ~ ·z. In fom~ inward influences, and irradiations 1 upan the hearts of h.speopk. . 3. In f01-ne vi(ible and jignall ejfeEls of this pre- ' , fence, whereof there are very many. There are,. amongfl: others; thefe two notabte effe&s, of Gods . .gracious 'prefence; .which his people, by venue of this Promife, may with confi.dence c:xpeet·, < : I • ~ Condu~ion, . , ' t Covering : · . they tbatl be Led in their way; 3nd they !hall be Hilt in their way. . · 1. ConduEfion .~ the Lord will be wich them , to lead the~n and guide them in the way 'tlu~ they ' ilio.u!d go. Pfa!.' 'l5 0 9> I 2 o,Tht M~el{.wilt hegttid~ ) i~t, I. I t •
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