a nurse of the Hebrew women] Gods providence excludes not mans prudence: the making of the Arke and dawbing it with slime and pitch, (as it is like it was) the placing of it, and the child within it, among the flagges, neare the rivers brinke, vers. 3. and setting his sister to watch it, and her watchfulnesse at due distance, and discreet and seasonable advice to Pharaohs daughter, were all effects of humane wisdome, and subordinate meanes to the providence of God for the preservation of the child.