An Apologie Or Declaration of the Povver and Providence of God in the Government of the World. Consisting in an Examination and Censvre of the Common Errovr Tovching Natvres Perpetuall and Universall Decay, Divided Into Six Bookes. Whereof the First Treates of this Pretended Decay in Generall, Together with Some Preparatives Thereunto. The Second of the Pretended Decay of the Heavens and Elements, Together with that of the Elementary Bodies, Man Onely Excepted. The Third of the Pretended Decay of Mankinde in Regard of Age and Duration, of Strength and Stature, of Arts and Wits. The Fourth of this Pretended Decay in Matter of Manners, Together with a Large Proofe of the Future Consummation of the World from the Testimonie of the Gentiles, and the Use which We are to Draw from the Consideration Thereof. The Fifth and Sixth are Spent in Answering Objections Made Since the Second Impression


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An Apologie Or Declaration of the Povver and Providence of God in the Government of the World. |b Consisting in an Examination and Censure of the Common Errour Touching Natures Perpetuall and Vniversall Decay, Divided Into Foure Bookes. Whereof the First Treates of this Pretended Decay in Generall, Together with Some Preparatiues Therevnto. The Second of the Pretended Decay of the Heavens and Elements, Together with that of the Elementary Bodies, Man Onely Excepted. The Third of the Pretended Decay of Mankinde in Regard of Age and Duration, of Strength and Stature, of Arts and Wits. The Fourth of this Pretended Decay in Matter of Manners, Together with a Large Proofe of the Future Consummation of the World from the Testimony of the Gentiles, and the Vse which We are to Draw from the Consideration Thereof. By George Hakewill Doctor of Divinity and Archdeacon of Surrey


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An | Apologie | Or | Declaration | Of The Povver And | Providence Of God In The | Government Of The World. | Consisting In | An Examination And | Censvre Of The Common | Errovr Tovching Natvres Per- | Petuall And Universall Decay, | Divided Into Six Bookes. | Whereof | The First Treates of this Pretended Decay in Generall, Together with Some Preservatives Thereunto. | The Second of the Pretended Decay of the Heavens and Elements, Together with that of the | Elementary Bodies, Man Onely Excepted. | The Third of the Pretended Decay of Mankinde in Regard of Age and Duration, of Strength and | Stature, of Arts and Wits. | The Fourth of this Pretended Decay in Matter of Manners, Together with a Large Proofe of the | Future Consummation of the World from the Testimonie of the Gentiles, and the Use which We | are to Draw from the Consideration Thereof. | The Fifth and Sixth are Spent in Answering Objections Made Since the Second Impression


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