...( even the rougheft ) events ; that can but mafter that ftubborn Faculty? A will refign'd to Gods , how do's it enervate enervate and enfeeble any calamity...may be faid to command even what it fuffers. Twas a Philofophical Maxim , that a Wife moral man could not be injured , could not be miferable. Butfure...

...more incentive to that endeavour, than the having a right eftimate of the Happinefs, as well asVertue of a governable Will. How calmly do thofe glide through...could not be injur'd, could not be miferable ; but fiire 'tis much more true of him, who has that Divine Wifclom of Chriftian refignation, that twifts...

...rougheft) events, that can but matter that ftubborn faculty > A Will refign d to God s, how do's it enervate and enfeeble any calamity? Nay indeed it triumphs over it, and by that eonjun&iofc with him that ordains it, may be faid to command even what it fuffers. 'Twas a Philofbphical...

...rougheft, Events, that can but mafter that ftubborn Fa-j culty ? A Will refigned to God's, how does it enervate and enfeeble any Calamity ? Nay, indeed,...it, may be faid to command, even, what it fufFers. It was a Philofophical Maxim, that a wife moral Man could not be injured, could not be miferable. But,...

...rougheft Events, that can but matter that flubborn Faculty ? A Will refigned to God's, how does it enervate and enfeeble any Calamity ? Nay, indeed,...ordains it, may be faid to command, even, what it iuflfers. Proportionable, tho' not equal to this, is tb,e Happinefs of a Will regulated oy Reafon in...

...eftimate of the happinefs, as well as the virtue of a governable will, refigned to God's ! How does it enervate and enfeeble any calamity ! nay, indeed,...ordains it, may be faid to command even what it fuffers. It was a philofophical maxim that a wife moral man could not be injured, could not be miferable j but...

...mafter that ftubborn Faculty ? How does a Will refign'd to God enervate and enfeeble any Calamity ? Indeed it triumphs over it, and by that Conjunction with him that ordains it, may be laid to command even what it fuffers ; and proportionable, tho* not equal to this, is the Happinefs...

...religned to God enervate and enfeeble any calamity ? Indeed it triumphs over it, and by that conr jundtion with him that ordains it, may be faid to command even what it fuffers ; and proportionable, though not equal to this, is the happinefs of a will regulated by reafon of things...

...estimate of the happiness, as well as the virtue of a governable will, resigned to God's. How does it enervate and enfeeble any calamity ! nay, indeed,...that conjunction with Him that ordains it, may be said to command even wha| it suffers. It was a philosophical maxim, that a wise moral man could not...

...estimate of the happiness, as well as the virtue of a governable will, resigned to God's. How does it enervate and enfeeble any calamity ! nay, indeed,...that conjunction with Him that ordains it, may be said to command even what it suffers. It was a philosophical maxim, that a wise moral man could not...