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Didymus the Blind : Even among the Greeks there were many opponents to those who claimed that the cosmos came into being by itself.… Since providence of necessity is concerned with the details and God is providence, his providence concerns the cosmos that he himself has created. Now admit even something else: God watches over the cosmos that he himself has created out of providence, so that it might go well.… God knows the reasons for everything that came into being, and he knows why they are hidden.… In no way do you have sufficient knowledge of God's creations, if you take offence at them, because you are not reasonable. Watch God's creatures! What for others is a reason for offence will be for you knowledge of the Creator and of the created. — COMMENTARY ON Ecclesiastes 209:26 Didymus the Blind : God does not make crooked by causing destruction but by showing that someone is crooked.… It is written, "Those who turn to crooked ways, the Lord will lead away together with those who have committed injustice." It is not God himself who leads them away against their will together with those who have committed injustice, but he has shown that those who turn from the way after their own moral decision are such people. — COMMENTARY ON Ecclesiastes 212:12

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