4.0 A Chain ofPrinciples: Aph. 6. Miro& ineffa- bili modo nonfit prxtcr ejYA vo- luntatem quod etiam fit contra (p0 voluntatem. o eia non fierce ftneret, nec utape nolens fi- nit, fedvolent. Aug. Enchir. J. Sao.. Non fineret &o. nus fierimale náfi omnipotent ettaro de malo polee lacere be- ne. Id. Ibid. Ita:.6.ro' be that of 4uftin , In a wonderfull and unf]eakable manner even that which is done again his will is not done without his will ; for it would not be done, if it were not permitted ; neither doth he per-; mit it without , but with his will. And He is fo goods that he would ;ever pier evil if he were not fi Omnipotent , a to bring good out of evil.. IV. by way of pre, nting objeEls of which our corruptions make a bad :tie. E. faias his Evangelical Miniíry made the heart of that people fat-, and made their ears heavy , and Jhut their eyes. The hotter the' Sun is wont to fhine, the more the dunghil is wont to fente Mengrowhardefl,under themoll Go.. fpel miniflry. So under mercies of all forts. He that obferveth thepatfa- ges of Pharaohs story shall finde that his corruptions took many occafons from the carriage of things to harden him yet more and more. After he had been freed from two or three fee --
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