Book, Chapter
1 5, 5-9 | imagine it to pertain to the form of the doctrine of piety,
2 5, 10-20| Thee to be bounded by the form of a human body. And it
3 6, 4-5 | by the limits of a human form. ~ ~
4 7, 1-1 | that though not under the form of the human body, yet was
5 7, 5-7 | brought to nothing, He might form good matter, whereof to
6 7, 9-14 | that the Son was in the form of the Father, and thought
7 7, 9-14 | emptied Himself, taking the form of a servant, being made
8 7, 19-25| whom, not only as being a form of Truth, but for a certain
9 8, 2-5 | all the faithful, in a set form of words committed to memory),
10 10, 6-9 | thoughts on them: and their form of beauty gave the answer.
11 10, 35-54| To this is added another form of temptation more manifoldly
12 11, 5-7 | some way invest with such a form, as it seeth in itself by
13 11, 5-7 | mind? and he invests with a form what already existeth, and
14 12, 3-3 | was invisible and without form, and there was I know not
15 12, 4-4 | earth invisible and without form. ~ ~
16 12, 5-5 | It is no intellectual form, as life, or justice; because
17 12, 5-5 | being invisible, and without form, there was in it no object
18 12, 6-6 | and I called it without form not that it wanted all form,
19 12, 6-6 | form not that it wanted all form, but because it had such
20 12, 6-6 | I conceived, was without form, not as being deprived of
21 12, 6-6 | as being deprived of all form, but in comparison of more
22 12, 6-6 | uncase it of all remnants of form whatsoever, if I would conceive
23 12, 6-6 | matter absolutely without form; and I could not; for sooner
24 12, 6-6 | should be deprived of all form, than conceive a thing betwixt
25 12, 6-6 | conceive a thing betwixt form and nothing, neither formed,
26 12, 6-6 | this same shifting from form to form, I suspected to
27 12, 6-6 | same shifting from form to form, I suspected to be through
28 12, 8-8 | it was invisible, without form, and there was a deep, upon
29 12, 8-8 | it was altogether without form; yet there was already that
30 12, 8-8 | world of a matter without form, which out of nothing, Thou
31 12, 8-8 | was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
32 12, 8-8 | invisible earth and without form, of which formlessness,
33 12, 9-9 | invisible, and without form, numbered among the days.
34 12, 12-15| could be changed from one form into another, whether of
35 12, 12-15| was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
36 12, 12-15| an utter privation of all form, without yet coming to nothing),
37 12, 13-16| was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
38 12, 13-16| earth invisible and without form, without any succession
39 12, 13-16| anon"; because where is no form, there is no distinction
40 12, 13-16| earth invisible and without form; because of these two do
41 12, 15-19| formed, or matter capable of form, is not, but from Him Who
42 12, 15-22| that the matter was without form, in which because there
43 12, 15-22| which because there was no form, there was no order? But
44 12, 17-24| earth invisible and without form, and that darksome deep (
45 12, 17-25| unformed though capable of form), out of which was to be
46 12, 17-25| earth invisible and without form and the darkness upon the
47 12, 17-25| earth invisible and without form is understood corporeal
48 12, 17-25| its being qualified by any form; and by the darkness upon
49 12, 17-26| the stuff apt to receive form and making, was called by
50 12, 19-28| understand a certain want of form, whereby it receiveth a
51 12, 19-28| whereby it receiveth a form, or is changed, or turned.
52 12, 19-28| cleaveth to the unchangeable Form, as though subject to change,
53 12, 19-28| true, that of things having form, there is not any nearer
54 12, 19-28| any nearer to having no form, than the earth and the
55 12, 19-28| out of that which had no form, was unformed before it
56 12, 21-30| was invisible, and without form, and darkness was upon the
57 12, 21-30| was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
58 12, 21-30| was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
59 12, 21-30| was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
60 12, 21-30| earth invisible without form, and darkness upon the deep;
61 12, 21-30| was invisible and without form, and darkness was upon the
62 12, 22-31| was invisible and without form (although it pleased Him
63 12, 22-31| capable of creation and form, yet still good. We say
64 12, 22-31| earth invisible and without form, and darksome deep) to have
65 12, 28-38| own likeness, which is the form of all things; but out of
66 12, 29-40| or fashion them into the form of a chant, as wood or silver,
67 12, 29-40| the sound is before the form of the tune; not before,
68 12, 29-40| because a tune receives not form to become a sound, but a
69 12, 29-40| but a sound receives a form to become a tune. By this
70 12, 29-40| time; but that was without form, but now is, in time, an
71 12, 29-40| sense together with its form. And yet nothing can be
72 12, 29-40| superior to things without form) and is preceded by the
73 13, 2-2 | spiritual, though without form, superior to the corporeal
74 13, 2-2 | corporeal though without form, better than were it altogether
75 13, 2-2 | to Thy Unity, indued with form and from Thee the One Sovereign
76 13, 2-2 | Thee, to be even without form, since they had not been
77 13, 2-3 | even invisible and without form? seeing it were not even
78 13, 2-3 | yet conformably to that Form which is equal unto Thee?
79 13, 4-5 | been, or remained without form; which thou madest, not
80 13, 4-5 | them and converting them to form, not as though Thy joy were
81 13, 5-6 | earth invisible and without form, and of the darksome deep,
82 13, 6-7 | earth invisible and without form, and darkness upon the deep,
83 13, 12-13| before it received the form of doctrine, was invisible
84 13, 12-13| was invisible and without form; and we were covered with
85 13, 33-48| setting, growth and decay, form and privation. They have
86 13, 33-48| because to its state without form, Thou without any interval
87 13, 33-48| interval of time didst give form. For seeing the matter of
88 13, 33-48| earth is one thing, and the form another, Thou madest the
89 13, 33-48| merely nothing, but the form of the world out of the
90 13, 33-48| out of the matter without form: yet both together, so that
91 13, 33-48| both together, so that the form should follow the matter,
92 13, 34-49| multiplied. Next didst Thou form the living soul of the faithful,
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