. Chainof Principles. 463 Exerce 4m EXERCITATION 4. Objections againft , and Corollaries from the foregoing propofitions. The leant things pro- vided for. Luthers admonition to Melanc`thon. Maximilians addrefs. Plinies unbelief. The FfalmiFts flumble at the proferityof the wicked. His recovery byconfidering it tvaes not full, tv es not to be final. The fuperintendency of Provi- dence over military and civil affairs in particu- lar. The Churches affliaions. Prorntfes cautioned. Dutyof calling care upon God. He noauthour of fin. The atteflation of this State, and of this writer. ÿ. i. Wo things are (till remaining, viz. Objections againf{ and Corollaries from the formentioned propofitions to which in their or- der. Objection a airzfl thefir/I. Some think the extending of divine Providence to all created beings, how mean foever, unfutable to the perfetion of God, whom, they fay, it doth not become to loop fo low. Epicurus is cited by L,aEantius, as (peaking to this purpofe, and after him ,Horace. Oo o Ex hoc Deus beat:4 eft quia ntbil crsrat, neri babet ipfe nego- tium, neque al- teri exhibet, La &ant. de ira Dei csp, 4. --- Credat /u- dt-ra A?ella. Non ego, namq; Peos didici fe. curum agere :m. liar.
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