Chapter

 1 4     |       of idolatry--the divine law proclaims, "Thou shall make
 2 5     |     view to the repeal of the law, but as a type of their
 3 5     |     as the adversaries of the law do, do we, too, as the Marcionites
 4 5     |      that the same God, as by law He forbade the making of
 5 5     |    the same God, you have His law, "Thou shall make no similitude."
 6 5     | likeness in opposition to the law, unless to you, too, God
 7 6     |    FACT, TO WORSHIP IT.~If no law of God had prohibited idols
 8 10    |   with this name; whereas the Law, as we have said, prohibits "
 9 19    |    custom or of timidity. The law prohibits the gods of the
10 19    |      in the first part of the law, too, "Thou shalt not,"
11 conclu|   idolatry. This shall be our Law, the more fully to be administered
12 conclu|       ready it is to hand; (a Law) peculiar to Christians,
13 conclu|    examined by heathens. This Law must be set before such