Chapter

 1 10|   emanate from God or from the devil. Whenever, indeed, the question
 2 11| fraudulent; but afterwards the devil entered into him. Consequently,
 3 11|      neither of God nor of the devil is naturally planted with
 4 16|        of nature. Now from the devil proceeds the incentive to
 5 16|   irrational proceeds from the devil, from whom sin proceeds;
 6 16|        but from that which the devil brought in, who is himself
 7 16|      Ye are of your father the devil." So that you need not be
 8 18|        on the one hand, or the devil on the other, has breathed
 9 20|      God and His adversary the devil; but according to men's
10 35|        term "adversary" to the devil, you are advised by the (