Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse III · §13

In his providence

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In all his providences relating to themselves, to their souls or their bodies, the pure in heart see God more particularly. They see his hand ever over them for good, giving them all things in weight and measure, numbering the hairs of their head (Matthew 10:30), making a hedge around them (Job 1:10) and all that they have, and arranging all the circumstances of their life according to the depth of both his wisdom and his mercy.

1771 text

7. In all his providences relating to themselves, to their souls or bodies, the pure in heart do more particularly see God. They see his hand ever over them for good; giving them all things in weight, and measure, numbring the hairs of their head, making a hedge round about them and all that they have, and disposing all the circumstances of their life, according to the depth both of his wisdom and mercy.

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Catalogue & scope

Sermon 23 in the 1771 Works. Matthew 5:8-12.

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