40. It would be a lengthy matter were I to pass in review each several place where we read of His being “made,” not indeed by nature, but by way of gracious dispensation. Moses, for example, saith: “Thou art made my Helper and Protector, to save me;” Ex. xv. 2. and David: “Be unto me for a God of salvation, and an house of refuge, that Thou mayest save me;” Ps. xxxi. 3. and Isaiah: “He is become an Helper for every city that is lowly.” Isa. xxv. 4. Of a surety the holy men say not to God: “Thou hast been created,” but “By Thy grace Thou art made a Protector and Helper unto us.”