Part, Question

 1   1, 104|   and ~applies to action the axe which cuts through its being
 2   1, 104|      the workman applies the axe to cut, who nevertheless
 3   1, 104|     times does not ~give the axe its form; but He also gives
 4   1, 117|     is not in the saw or the axe, but ~a certain movement
 5   2, 21 |      Is. ~10:15): "Shall the axe boast itself against him
 6   3, 18 |  inanimate instrument, as an axe or a saw, is moved by the
 7   3, 19 |     thus the operation of an axe of ~itself is to cleave;
 8   3, 19 | bench is not the work of the axe ~independently of the workman.
 9   3, 62 |    the couch is not like the axe, but like the art ~which
10   3, 62 |  form: thus it belongs to an axe to cut asunder by ~reason
11   3, 64 |    hand, in another with his axe. Consequently, it ~is thus