...transactions, and give narratives of matter of fact. But those things wherein the life and power of them lay; those strange windings and turnings of providence, those very great appearances of God, in croasing and thwarting the designs of men, that he might raise up a poor and a contemptible company...

...transactions, and give narratives of matter of fact. But those things wherein the life and power of them lay; those strange windings and turnings of providence,...appearances of God, in crossing and thwarting the design* of men, that he might raise up a poor and a contemptible company of men, neither versed in...

...appearancel of God, in crossing and thwarting the designs of men, that he might raite up a poor and a contemptible company of men, neither versed in military...affairs, nor having much natural propensity to them, even through the owning of a principle of godliness, of religion : Which so soon as it came to be owned,...

...transactions, and give narratives of matter of fact. But those things wherein the life and power of them lay ; those strange windings and turnings of providence...appearances of God, in crossing and thwarting the designs of men, that he might raise up a poor and a contemptible company of men, neither versed in...

...give you narratives of matters of fact : but those things wherein the life and power of them lay ; those strange windings and turnings of Providence...natural propensity to them, ' into wonderful success — !' Simply by their owning a Principle of Godliness and Religion; which so soon as it came to be...

...give you narratives of matters of fact : but those things wherein the life and power of them lay ; those strange windings and turnings of Providence...thwarting the purposes of men, that He might raise up a npor and contemptible' company of men,5 neither versed in military affairs, nor having much natural...

...this very day," and especially those things wherein the life and power of past transactions lay, " those strange windings and turnings of Providence,...might raise up a poor and contemptible company of men, [viz. the parliamentary army,] neither versed in military affairs, nor having much natural propensity...

...and give you narratives of matters of fact : but those things wherein the life and power of them lay; those strange windings and turnings of Providence...might raise up a poor and contemptible company of men,s neither versed in 1 The Long Parliament. * Self-denying Ordinance; beginning of 16 45: see vol.ip...

...object which he wished to attain, by exciting in their minds, at every step, the impression which it was his object to produce. He began by reminding them...and contemptible company of men, neither versed in 1 Old Parliamentary History, voL xx. p. 152 ; Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, vol. ii. pp. 390, 391...

...was over, and in which he reviews the course of the whole struggle, we find these passages : — " Those very great appearances of God, in crossing and...natural propensity to them, into wonderful success So many insurrections, invasions, secret designs, open and public attempts, all quashed in so short...