Amyraut: providence executes the decrees by conserving the faculties and arranging the objects offered
Next, with respect to human actions in general, he locates the efficacy of God's providence, by which the divine decrees are carried out, in this: God preserves man's faculties and, in various and countless ways, either allows or arranges that various objects be offered to them or withdrawn.
From this the actions designated by God's decrees arise necessarily and infallibly. Yet they suit the nature and disposition of the free faculties and the condition of the objects put before them, and so they are free. No force is brought to bear on the faculties, and the offering and presenting of objects of any kind in no way violates their freedom.
Latin
XX. Deinde Providentiae Divinae efficaciam qua divina decreta executioni mandantur, respectu humanarum actionum in genere, in eo constituit quod Deus hominis facultates conservat, & objecta varia modis variis atque innumeris illis offerri vel auferri vel sinit vel procurat; Unde necessario & infallibiliter oriuntur actiones decretis Dei designatae, & tamen liberarum facultatum naturae ac dispositioni, & objectorum ipsis propositorum conditioni congruentes, ac proinde liberae: quandoquidem vis nulla facultatibus illata est, nec earum libertatem ullo modo violat objectorum quorumcunque oblatio & propositio.