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it , Why hast thou made me " thiis c tk it ^ ttc ^ te aHofw ^ d ( as seetns trttm c ^ festStent «** fe reason , ¦ and ^ Jth fec ri ptti re well interpreted )* that ^ a Being of infinite power oand wi ^ d ^ m ^ ftnd benevolence , cannot r ^ fe ^ Mftbly be supposed t (> ha ^ e
brought , into existence countless Millions of creatures , with the de * ign that they should be vicious And miserable for ever , but rather With ^ ^ ete rm inalion of forming them all tonecjitudeand goodnea ^ fi
^ nd < rf making the m ^ 11 imily atid ev ^ r )^ tingly ha |> py t- ^ anct tfcen , ^ v ^ may t ^ el ourselves on fil-tti ground , when adding , — Hatb hen ^ la right , to observe a variety Av 4 ii ^ rftor ^ J as well ai his
pro-% idetiti € tl dealings with them and Jto conduct < 'some or very many ^^ li | li&i ^^ && ! $ final happiness , by infeth ^^ ^ \ vhich at present seem Indirect aiv ^ ititricate ? Do we not ^ vfd e ^ iv perteive * that the cri mes
ofi * he Wteked may , iB many initatomsi be tfa ^ mea « s of displaying ^ y ^ Si % f iittproviflg and perfecting th ^ ex ^ allene * es ot the good f ari d tlMi they th ^ tttsel ves ^ nay , in the , « ti ^ i b ^ mor ^ th ^ rouahly attached
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fall and glorious and happy accomplisbm ^ nti for a gohitio n of all the difficulties at present et * tendingit ^ At tile sktes ti * ae ^ o& > no otie can certainl ^ r kno ^ wh « t are the divine purposes reapec riB ^ himself , till the efvent « hal | 4 iiftve manifested them ; wiH it ^ not ^ ber the part of wisdom , to attettd td
the declared will of God ^ by serious meditation , to give a ppepqn * debating influence to those : gc « 5 at motives which rdDominci > d : iaf jai ^ i ous and virttiousicandtiGtyana hi * v «* rttly 4 ot : ^ hQ ^ linto him , ? wh& knoweth the hiiraaia frame ,. that hd
would impress these motives © n the mind , with a pDtv « r which shell cause them ta orerbalande every « h ^ r ^ iAftl « etfE ^ ^ * ' ¦ r-g 0- ¦ , r «^ Vmo" ? Ta the attentive consideration of your correspotideiit and of aU who ieel themselves pressed- With doubts like hisy I i sabmif thes *
observation ^ ; and am , Sir ;? : ^ ; ' " ¦ .. Yours <' " sincerel y * ..-v * ^/ . 4 ^ . ! k ^ ' .-.. .- ?• ' ^ -Ji ^ tK Eit ^ ' ' "' ^ \ 7- bi& . ' ^ . n ^ . ^ .- ' - ; b . * T ' it \'' -- ?? t £
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1812, page 755, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1755/page/27/
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