A Chain of Principles. 353 fubmifsion of Non-EleEt perfons to the Exerc. 3. difpofng will of God, be from hence concluded; (as Leßruo denonßrates) See Lefius de , d feeing mankinde hathmuch more de- pinc.ifec` ion J. IC.C.3. dL pendance upon the Sovereign Lord of §19 all then a Potter can challenge over any veffel whatfoever : and this not- withf+anding they are not yet fully convinced of the reafon of all Gods proceedings with them. Such as Bill expect that and therefore flie in the face of God for want offatisfaóion in this and thatparticular muf: give me leave to fend them to the Morals of Grew semetipfuna ns gory for the learningofbetter manners. rn raceru fdcra., , Man ( faith he) conjidering himfell holds ra Jud"ia dt castere tnetu- his peace and he that acknowledgeth him- it,,gui eirefe jna;verema,naf- fel fbut dull is afraid to dilcufs the judge- cit. .--Ratre- nem deoctal.'G anents of God. For him to feek a reafon ofVei confilis Gods [ecru Decrees, is nothing elfe but to ære l qu%an rife up proudly againf the counfel ofhis will. contra eJusent- filivan file; vbhen the caufe of any [aft ofhis bite. l er- fa non deprtbendvtar, rebat ut fat, fat`iis Wins cam humirtate ,tacfaat : n qcauua nequaquam f ioit fenfus cares, ut fecreta penetret majelîatis. R.Lei in fatctis nei rationent non bidet, infra itatem foam conuiderans, cur non videat, rati- onem videt, Gregor. Expoiir.morf1, in Job. 9. cap. 8. ZZ 2 is
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