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 1      2            |     heaven and  earth, of   all things   seen and  unseen. And
 2      2            |     Father:    through whom all things were made.  Who for us humans
 3      2            |     Likewise   0.     all other things which have been transmitted,
 4      3,      1    |       On God the creator of all things~ The holy, catholic, apostolic
 5      3,      1    |      his perfection by the good things which he bestows on what
 6      3,      1    |        the other and orders all things well11 . All things are
 7      3,      1    |         all things well11 . All things are open and laid bare to
 8      3,      2    |       the source and end of all things,   can be known   with certainty
 9      3,      2    |        consideration of created things,  by the natural power of
10      3,      2    |        clearly perceived in the things that have been made.13
11      3,      2    |        is a sharing in the good things of God that utterly surpasses
12      3,      2    |         hearts to conceive what things God has prepared for those
13      3,      3    |    Apostle, is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction
14      3,      3    |    hoped for, the conviction of things not seen17.  Nevertheless,
15      3,      3    |        catholic faith all those things are to be believed   which
16      3,      3    |   church alone belong all those things, so many and so marvellous,
17      3,      4    |         object,   besides those things to which natural reason
18      3,      4    |       the gentiles from created things29, comes to treat of the
19      3,      4    |         Father has hidden these things from the wise and prudent
20      3,      4    |  develops the science of divine things;   on the other hand, faith
21      3,      4    |         acknowledges that those things flow from God, the lord
22      3,  Canons, 1|       On God the creator of all things~   1. If anyone denies the
23      3,  Canons, 1|        God, creator and lord of things visible and invisible: let
24      3,  Canons, 1|  essence of God and that of all things are one and the same:
25      3,  Canons, 1|       anyone says   that finite things, both corporal and spiritual,
26      3,  Canons, 1| evolution of itself becomes all things or, finally,  that God is
27      3,  Canons, 1|     establishes the totality of things distinct in genera, species
28      3,  Canons, 1|  confess that the world and all things which are contained in it,
29      3,  Canons, 2|       with certainty   from the things that have been made,  by
30      4,      4    |      doctrines to be held those things which, by God's help, they