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  1 2 |                               II. GOD'S INDIGNATION.~In the law,
  2 2 |      without law, and ignorant of God, prayed to gods that perished,
  3 3 |          OF DEMONS.~When Almighty God, to beautify the nature
  4 3 |     return to heaven. Rebels from God, they uttered words against
  5 4 |        Saturn the old, if he is a god, how does he grow old? Or
  6 4 |          grow old? Or if he was a god, why was he driven by his
  7 4 |          But because he was not a god, he consumed the bowels
  8 4 |      divine, but called himself a god. He fell into weakness of
  9 4 |         his son. Thus he became a god; of late he is called Jupiter.~
 10 5 |         sceptre. In the beginning God made the heaven, the earth,
 11 5 |          by stealth. Behold, that God is the author of all things,
 12 6 |        was dead? Especially, if a god may be thought to be born
 13 7 |         he is called the youthful god. Oh excessively foolish,
 14 9 |         see a marvellous thing, a god flying with a little satchel.
 15 10|        NEPTUNE.~Ye make Neptune a god descended from Saturn; and
 16 10|         poor stone-mason become a god? Did not he beget the cyclops-monster?
 17 10|       seduced into thinking him a god, in whose bones the love
 18 10|          of all to have loved the god who thus lustfully began
 19 10|     running. Surely, if he were a god, he would come up with her
 20 13|            if he is regarded as a god. Now tell us, then, on the
 21 13|         The rock has overcome the god: then the creator of the
 22 13|            although, if he were a god, he certainly did not live
 23 14|         Sylvanus appeared to be a god? Perhaps it is agreeable
 24 14|           such pictures? Seek one God who will allow you to live
 25 15|        the herds of Evander, is a god: the rustic mind of men,
 26 15| senselessly vowed victims as to a god to be besought, they made
 27 15|      ancient manner. But he is no god, although he was strong
 28 16|            why do you pray to the god? Thou art vainly deceived
 29 18|           AMMYDATES AND THE GREAT GOD.~We have already said many
 30 18|     manifest who formed this same god, and falsely prophesying
 31 18|    changed mind, as if the wooden god were speaking into his ear.
 32 19|      history, that he may adorn a god. He is ignorant how to prophesy
 33 23|           thou believest not that God will judge the dead, thou
 34 23|       appearest as a suppliant of God, under the aspect of a tyrant.
 35 24|           excellent and benignant God of thy life, and thy Governor,
 36 24|            and givest thy back to God. Thou drownest thyself in
 37 25|         Thou sayest, I also am of God; and thou wanderest out
 38 25|           death. The first law of God is the foundation of the
 39 26|          LAW OF CHRIST THE LIVING GOD.~Thou rejectest, unhappy
 40 26|           wail in hell. Certainly God lives, who makes the dead
 41 26|         perceive the judgments of God.~
 42 27|        FOOL, THOU DOST NOT DIE TO GOD.~O fool, thou dost not absolutely
 43 27|      shalt foolishly be overcome. God the Creator of the world
 44 27|           seekest to live without God, judgest that in death is
 45 27|     thinkest that it is absolute. God has not ordered it as thou
 46 27|       keeps us from the secret of God. Give thou now, whilst in
 47 27|          art dying, the honour to God, and believe that Christ
 48 28|         all, hope to laugh at the God of heaven and the Ruler
 49 28|           takest away the name of God, from whom, moreover, thou
 50 29|           ungrateful to the great God, who thus judgest thyself
 51 29|           judgest thyself to be a god; to Him who, when thou knewest
 52 29|           livest in the secret of God. Learn God, O foolish man,
 53 29|          the secret of God. Learn God, O foolish man, who wishes
 54 29|        proclaiming the omnipotent God.~
 55 30|         rich man turned away from God, of such evils, if assuredly,
 56 30|            Be ye the attendant of God while ye have time. Even
 57 31|           the blasphemy. But your god is your belly, and rewards
 58 33|       abidest. Believe in the one God, that when dead thou mayer
 59 34|      seekest not that grace which God sent to be read of in the
 60 34|           thyself as a subject to God, who governs all things.~
 61 35|        might shun the precepts of God, Belial was his tempter
 62 35|          shall be associates with God. Holy is God's law, which
 63 35|      associates with God. Holy is God's law, which teaches the
 64 35|         teaches the dead to live. God alone has commanded us to
 65 36|          never transfers souls to God. To believe the cross came
 66 37|    concerning the commandments of God save what is marvellous.
 67 37|           in error if you worship God and heathen temples.~
 68 40|           and believe not on Him. God Himself is the fife; He
 69 42|       ALMIGHTY CHRIST, THE LIVING GOD.~Let the hidden, the final,
 70 42|       what shall I speak of which God will bring to pass? Mountains
 71 42|       himself against the army of God, his soldiery are overthrown
 72 44|           from the thousand years God will destroy all those evils.~
 73 46|         and since thou hast known God, be a recruit good and approved,
 74 47|       Twice dost thou sin against God, if thou extendest strifes
 75 50|         WHO HAVE APOSTATIZED FROM GOD.~Moreover, when war is waged,
 76 50|     perish. If any one is without God, or profane from the enemy,
 77 51|          their parents; therefore God has given them up. However,
 78 55|           from the fruit, because God had not sent them. The husbandman
 79 57|         nor its contents. Such is God's word, and it seems good
 80 57|           s command, and shunnest God's. Thou trustedst to the
 81 58|   judgment uttered by the highest God when He first formed man;
 82 58|          the law. If the Almighty God have bidden thee live with
 83 58|           apostle cries out; yea, God cries out by him. Your dissoluteness,
 84 59|          THE CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD.~Thou wishest, O Christian
 85 59|           it may be always black. God is the overlooker, who dives
 86 59|        modest feeling. The law of God bears witness that such
 87 59|      capacity among the people of God. Thou who wast formerly
 88 60|           low. It is not right in God that a faithful Christian
 89 60|       thou who art consecrated to God? God's heralds, crying aloud
 90 60|           art consecrated to God? God's heralds, crying aloud
 91 60|           ye bind hands worthy of God with an evil presage. Why
 92 61|       CHURCH TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF GOD.~I, brethren, am not righteous
 93 63|           man, since thou servest God. Look to the beginning,
 94 64|           lust is vain ... whence God cries out, Thou fool, this
 95 64|         thy heart is conscious of God, thou shalt be victor over
 96 68|     always devoted to the Supreme God. Render the faithful sacred
 97 68|        ministries of the altar to God, prepared in divine matters
 98 69|                          LXIX. TO GOD'S SHEPHERDS.~A shepherd,
 99 71|           lies ill. Do good under God; pay your obedience by your
100 71|       begin to bear her victuals. God Himself cries out, Break
101 71|    fourfold shall be given you by God.~
102 72|    teaching of the great Solomon: God hates the poor man to be
103 73|        parent. But one devoted to God was hastily dying.~
104 74|         in error. As a servant of God, thou oughtest even in death
105 76|        press closely, and make of God's house as if it were a
106 76|       undisciplined manner, as if God were absent--as if He who
107 78|      table be approved by the one God. The Almighty has bidden
108 79|         of benefits, thou adorest God, do not thus at all make
109 80|          the anger of the highest God. Those who are more worthy,
110 80|          Antichrist, according to God's command living again in
111 80|           finished. They who make God of no account when the thousandth