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Fishing. God has great providence for man, and there is no person for whom God does not provide (f. 1, pp. 2–3). – On whom is God’s providence especially seen? (fol. 1, p. 3; f. 57, p. 295). – When is a person inclined to deny God’s providence? (sl. 1, p. 3). – The Lord provides not only for man, but also for animals, birds, and inanimate creatures (page 5, p. 27). – God’s providence is not seen outside of temptation (fol. 5, p. 30). – At every hour we need to remember God’s providence; By this remembrance, the remembrance of the greatness of God’s honor is confirmed in the soul (f. 6, pp. 32–33). – Contemplation of God’s providence (page 21, pp. 100–103). – The economy and providence of God exceed any concept (fol. 21, p. 102). – God’s providence protects and strengthens the saints at all times (fol. 21, p. 106). – God’s providence cares for those who retire into the desert with hope in Him (f. 21, p. 109). – People in whom the light of faith has shone, hourly see the Fatherly providence of God (f. 25, p. 118). – Carnal knowledge does not attribute the governance of the world and the preservation of man to God’s providence, but to itself (fol. 26, p. 125). – Without the providence of God, no one can ever harm another (fol. 31, p. 139). – About those who doubt God’s providence (page 32, pp. 144–145). – When a person cares about pleasing God, then God also provides for him: both about his spiritual and physical needs (page 35, pp. 150–151). – He who has devoted himself entirely to God is under God’s providence, and this is known from the fact that God constantly sends him sorrows (f. 35, pp. 152–153). – God’s providence does not allow those living in temptations to fall into the hands of demons, and when does it especially protect them? (fn. 35, p. 153). – God secretly provides for His saints, but without need does not clearly show His power (f. 36, p. 153). - Why shouldn’t we be exhausted in trusting in God’s providence? (fn. 40, p. 169). – God’s providence allows sinful tendencies and changes, leading us through this to humility (page 46, p. 198). – The providence of God, which protects babies, also protects those who, having abandoned their knowledge, place their trust in God (f. 49, pp. 214–215). – You must entrust yourself to God’s providence, and what is the benefit of this? (fn. 49, p. 218). – How does the Lord provide help through His providence to those who have placed their trust in His providence? (f. 49, pp. 218–219). – It is impossible to know God’s providence without first passing the test (f. 49, p. 219). – God shows the power of His providence when a person is in hopeless circumstances (f. 49, p. 220). – God’s providence for us is higher than that of a father for his son (f. 55, p. 255). – You should read about God’s providence in the Gospel and in the books of teachers, and what is the benefit of this? (fn. 56, p. 283). – About the providence of God, hidden and clearly visible (page 57, pp. 295–297). – To whom is the vision of God’s providence especially accessible? (fol. 57, p. 295). – Encouragement to believe in God’s providence (page 57, page 295). – How does God’s providence, through temptations and sorrows, lead us to virtue and bliss? (fn. 57, pp. 299–301). – Who reasonably hopes for God’s providence regarding their bodily needs, and who unreasonably harbors such hope? (fn. 67, pp. 347–349). – How does God’s providence take care of every person, saving him from troubles? (fn. 67, pp. 349–350). -The righteous person has a special, continuous providence over him (fol. 67, p. 350). -Divine Providence, private and general (fol. 80, p. 393; f. 67, p. 350). – When does a person become convinced of God’s providence for a person? (fn. 87, p. 415). – The providence of God is approaching and makes itself felt to a person who neglects the world and is zealous for the fear of God (page 91, pp. 432–433). This index is based on the index appended to the works of St. Isaac the Syrian, published by Optina Pustyn in 1854. * “Ascetic words.” Reprint. Sergiev Posad. 1911. M.: “Rule of Faith”, 1998