400 A Chinof Principles. Aph. 6. 4PHOI21SME VI. Providence extends it fell, not onely to all created beings, and to all humane afàirs,efpe- cially thole that concern the Church : but even to the fins of Angels andmen. EXERCITAT1ON 1. Introduâion concerning the contents of this Aphorifine. Providence over all createdbeings. Prefervation ofmen to be afcribed to Godbimfelf, not togoodmen, yea not togoodAngels, inwhom heart - arching and patience Tvanting. Provi- dence reaching to humane affairs: Oeconomical, Civil, Military, Moral and Ecclefofical. Ana- . ftafius his deign fru/%rate. Rome and our nati- on instancedin. I. G. colligated. 9 1. His Aporifme requireth a `q ® ,, , clear demonílration of thefepropoftions.l.That divine providence extends it felf to all created
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