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Of God.
God is beyond ••raile sence to comprehend,
He first began all, and of all is end.
VVHere God puts too his hand, all else is vaine.
God thunders oftner than he strikes or beates.
God giues his wrath by weight, but mercie free.
Where God doth blesse, abundāce quickly springs.
Gods wisdome too much s••archt, is daungerous.
Gods iustice ouer-vrgde, strikes heauily.
Without the vnderstanding of Gods will,
Our wi•• is follie, and our best sight ill.
God doth not hate to loue, nor loue to hate.
God with his finger strikes, and not his arme.
No m〈…〉〈…〉o ••o••re, but God can blesse his dayes,
Who ••a••i••n Iob did from the dunghill raise.
In vaine it is for man with God to stand.
God will controll when mortall men haue done.
Gods eq•••••••••• doth euery action ••••ooue.
Gods ha••••h••••••••s thunder, who dare him off••nd?
Faith finds •••••• passage to ••ods mercie seate.