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 1   1    |       even to foresee the things about which they testify.~
 2   1    |          answer to your question about the beginning and the end
 3   1    |        For if we think carefully about the~meaning of Christ, we
 4   2    |          everyone believes, both~about himself and other persons -
 5   2    |          and other persons - and about things as well - that at
 6   2    |          forever. Thus, not only about men, but even about angels,
 7   2    |         only about men, but even about angels, we believe~many
 8   3    |          Christians are~ignorant about the properties and the number
 9   3    |     basic elements of nature, or about the~motion, order, and deviations
10   3    |           rivers, and mountains; about the divisions of space and
11   3    |     divisions of space and time,~about the signs of impending storms,
12   4    |    clearly shows in the passage ~about the trees and the fruits,
13   5    |          It means to be certain ~about the uncertain, uncertain
14   5    |         the uncertain, uncertain about the certain, whether it
15   6(34)|       179. This had been written about a year earlier than the
16   6    |  tolerable that a man~should lie about things not connected with
17   7    |         VII - Disputed Questions about the Limits of Knowledge
18   7    |   believed. And there are truths about things unseen, and unless
19   7    |     themselves ignorant not only about the eternity yet to come
20   7    |    eternity yet to come but~also about their present existence,
21   7    |      alive, he cannot "not know" about it or anything else at all,
22   8    |          to what we~need to know about the causes of good and evil -
23  12    |        Holy~Spirit.~What we said about the hair and the other things
24  15    |           all that has been~said about the man Christ Jesus refers
25  15    |           But what can we affirm about that part of the Church
26  15    |   matters. I am not even certain~about another question: whether
27  16    |           CHAPTER XVI - Problems About Heavenly and Earthly Divisions
28  18    |  Moreover, I have~written a book about this question, entitled
29  18    |          that~one obscure saying about those who build on "the
30  18    |         stubble"~148 - for it is about these it is said that they
31  18    |            The other man "thinks about the things of the world,
32  20    |  merciful God we come to~inquire about our wretchedness and come
33  21    |          our debts,"~and not lie about what follows this petition, "
34  23    |         questions usually raised about it. Yet no Christian should
35  23    |          all, comes the question about abortive fetuses,~which
36  23    |    recently born in the Orient - about whom most reliable brethren
37  23    |        obviously the uncertainty~about their bodily form and beauty
38  24    |   presence of those who were not about to believe. ~For our Lord
39  24    | Accordingly, we must now inquire about the meaning of what was
40  27    |         is written in~the Gospel about Him "who enlighteneth every
41  29    |      feelings, may wish to think about gradations of punishment,
42  30    |         what was previously said about~temptation. This is, indeed,