Book, Chapter

1     II, 25|      The wolf or the paltry thief escapes not the notice of
2     IV, 29| person of the Creator that "thief, whose hour, if the father
3     IV, 29|     any way the aspect of a thief, Lord as He is of all mankind?
4     IV, 29|   us that the devil is "the thief," whose hour at the very
5     IV, 29|   as if He were Himself the thief, but rather as being the
6     IV, 29|   no precaution against the thief. Since, then, He is the
7     IV, 29| give us some presage of the thief, of the period of whose
8     IV, 29|   above, that no one is the thief of his own property; besides
9     IV, 29|     Creator's Christ, not a thief, but a Judge. He accordingly,