...providential goodness in any age to any people, Jews or Gentiles, in that he has done good unto them, given them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness. ix. The judgments of God in the earth, at different periods of time, are» demonstration of the providence...

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...sprinkled over the prospect, like gems on the mantle of nature ; and here and there they cluster into a town ; while the temples of Divine worship, ' which...seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness.' He gaze* till the tints of day fade, and the glorioui prospect recedes from his sight. The busy tribes...

...notwithstanding all provocations, yet he doth pgood to men, causing his sun to shine upon them, sending them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness. Whence it was easy for them to conclude, that there was in him abundance of goodness and forbearance...

...taper spire to heaven,' are seen rising as far ад the eye can stretch, and crown the happyprospect with the proof, that mankind are neither insensate...it is that ' gives them rain and fruitful seasons, lining their hearts with food and gladness.' He gazes till the tints of day fade, and the glorious...

...overflowings of a Divine beneficence ? The heathen themselves might have learned this lesson — " for he gave them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness." And it was their special condemnation, " that when they thus knew God, they glorified him not as God,...

...notwithstanding all provocations, yet he doth "good to men ; causing his sun to shine upon them, sending them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness. Whence it was easy for them to conclude that there was in him abundance of goodness and forbearance....

...one who hates, one who gives, not one who takes, one who has pity, not one who destroys, in that He gives them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness. This is thy God, 0 man ! from whose face thou desirest to flee away. Next, ' He hath showed thee, O...

...providential goodness in any age to any people, Jews or Gentiles, in that he has done good unto them, given them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness. (Luke vi. 35 ; Matt. v. 45; Acts xiv. 17.) 8. The judgments of God in the earth, at different periods...

...testimonies to His creative power. And, moreover, His superintending Providence was over them. He gave them rain and fruitful seasons, filling their hearts with food and gladness. The blessings and benefits of His liberal hand were showered upon them, from day to day, and year to...