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# Title: Wherein the chief Causes of Error and Difficulty in the Sciences, with the Grounds of Scepticism, Atheism, and Irreligion, are inquir'd into (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 52)
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out aus incellisible Meamnq annexed
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Omnipresence and infinite Perfection
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Christians professins beliet in the FTOIy
Scripcures, wrtrich constanur alcribe
those Fffects to the immediate Hland ot
C0D, thac Flcathen Philolophers arc
Wont to impute to Nature. The LoeD,
he causeth the 2apours to ascend; he mate-
eth Liehtninos mith Rain; he brinceth
forth the Wind out of his Freasures. Terem
ChaP. 2O. V. 13. Ile turneth the sadom
of Death into the Nornins, and maheth the
Day darke mith Night. AmOS ChaP. 5. V.
8. Te visireth the Farth, and maketh it
soft mith Shovers: ILe blesseth the Sprino-
ine thereos, and cronneth the Pear oith
hisCoodness; se tharthe Pastures are cloath-
ed with Flocks, and the Valleys are cover d
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