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Excerpt from The Rights of God
God, to exert his omnipotence continually for the prefervation ofhis own work; or, that it is incom patible with his dignity and felicity thus to inter pofe in all the concerns of his creatures. Thus they confound the idea of ab/olute per¿t'tion, the incommunicable attribute of God, with that of re lative per¿fiion as bellowed by Him on his creatures; and by falfe notions of dignity and happinefs, they reprefent the Creator as finite and imperfeét, whilfi they deify his works as independent and felf-fu¿i cient.
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