Book, Chapter

 1    12, 3-3  |        for there was a certain formlessness, without any beauty. ~ ~
 2    12, 4-4  |    found nearer to an absolute formlessness, than earth and deep? For,
 3    12, 4-4  |    then may I not conceive the formlessness of matter (which Thou hadst
 4    12, 8-8  |     and without form, of which formlessness, of which almost nothing,
 5    12, 9-9  |      Yea, neither is this very formlessness of the earth, invisible,
 6    12, 11-14|        behold, I know not what formlessness in those changes of these
 7    12, 11-14|        should only remain that formlessness, through which the thing
 8    12, 12-15|         In which words, is the formlessness conveyed unto us (that such
 9    12, 17-25|     should say that "this same formlessness and confusedness of matter,
10    12, 19-28| changed. It is true, that that formlessness which is almost nothing,
11    12, 19-28|        made of it; whence that formlessness, whereof heaven and earth
12    12, 21-30|    Scripture did not call that formlessness by the name of heaven and
13    12, 21-30|     heaven and earth; but that formlessness, saith he, already was,
14    12, 22-31|      will not allow, that this formlessness of matter seems to be called
15    12, 22-31|       down, that God made this formlessness, as also it hath not many
16    12, 22-31|  written, that out of the same formlessness, the firmament was made,