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 1 2 |     being associated with its creation. She thought, no doubt,
 2 4 |    that it had both birth and creation. And when we ascribe both
 3 4 |     we ascribe both birth and creation to it, we have made no mistake:
 4 6 |       sixth person! The whole creation testifies how that those
 5 9 |   soul) and of that (part of) creation~
 6 16|   upon it from its very first creation by its Author, who is Himself
 7 17|       not from these that all creation receives our services? Is
 8 18|     are clearly seen from the creation of the world, being understood
 9 23|   angels. A futile, imperfect creation at first, weak and unable
10 24|  fails, not even in the brute creation. The lion, no doubt, will
11 26|      He also did at the first creation, when "the Lord God formed
12 27|     the examples of the first creation. Adam's flesh was formed
13 27| breath, combined at the first creation in forming the individual
14 31|       the law of the primeval creation is signally kept, by the
15 34| wherewith he had purposed the creation of the angels and the archangels;
16 37|   with the day on which God's creation was completed and hallowed.
17 52|       as the condition of his creation, then of course death must