{"collection":"swd","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/swd/dpr/dpr01.htm","path":"swd/dpr/dpr01.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/swd/dpr/dpr01.htm","text":"Divine Providence, by Emanuel Swedenborg, [1764], tr. by William Frederic Wunsch [1851]\nCONTENTS[1]\nTranslator's Preface\nI. What Divine Providence Is\nII. The Goal of Divine Providence\nIII. The Outlook of Divine Providence\nIV. Providence has its Laws\nV. Its Regard for Human Freedom and Reason\nVI. Even in the Struggle against Evil\nVII. The Law of Noncompulsion\nVIII. The Law of Overt Guidance\nIX. The Law of Hidden Operation\nX. Divine Providence and Human Prudence\nXI. Binding Time and Eternity\nXII. The Law Guarding against Profanation\nXIII. Laws of Tolerance in the Laws of Providence\nXIV. Why Evil is Permitted\nXV. Providence Attends the Evil and the Good\nXVI. Providence and Prudence in the Appropriation of Good and Evil to Man\nXVII. The Salvation of All the Design of Providence\nXVIII. The Steadfast Observance of its Laws by Providence\nIndex of Scripture Passages\nSubject Index\n[1]Swedenborg gave neither numbers nor brief captions to the chapters of the book. Nor did he prefix a recital of all the propositions and subsidiary propositions to come in the book; this was the work of the Latin editor. For this the above, giving the reader a succinct idea of the book's contents, is substituted. _Tr._","title":"Divine Providence, by Emanuel Swedenborg: CONTENTS","type":"page"}