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 1      I, 9     |       their new god; even their knowledge. It is, however, this very
 2      I, 9     |      god. For him whom by their knowledge they present to us as new,
 3      I, 9     |        unknown previous to that knowledge. Let us keep, within the
 4      I, 9     |        to be God, and from your knowledge confess Him to be prior
 5      I, 10    |      the first to introduce the knowledge of the God of the universe
 6      I, 10    |        yet the birthday of that knowledge must not on that account
 7      I, 10    |         not at all initiate the knowledge of the Creator, but from
 8      I, 10    |          From the beginning the knowledge of God is the dowry of the
 9      I, 11    |        tended so greatly to the knowledge of himself, as his appearing
10      I, 11    |      might he have laid for the knowledge of himself in some evidences
11      I, 11    |        by such mighty works the knowledge of Himself, about which,
12      I, 12    |    whereby man has acquired the knowledge of God. For although most
13      I, 17    |        means of arriving at the knowledge of God, or a good reason
14      I, 18    |  excluded, no natural means (of knowledge) are furnished. He ought,
15      I, 25    |       caring to communicate any knowledge of himself by any work all
16      I, 29    |      those who have come to the knowledge of sanctity, and pursue
17     II, 2     |         HERETICS PRETENDED TO A KNOWLEDGE OF THE DIVINE BEING, OPPOSED
18     II, 2     |    counsel?.. or who taught Him knowledge, and showed to Him the way
19     II, 2     |   riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! how unsearchable
20     II, 2     | comprising an understanding and knowledge which no man has ever shown
21     II, 3     |       indeed, is so good as the knowledge and fruition of God? Now,
22     II, 4     |      man for the pursuit of the knowledge of Himself, added this to
23     II, 4     |     capable of intelligence and knowledge, be restrained within the
24     II, 9     |   capacity of understanding and knowledge, it is even in these respects
25     II, 12    |     female, between the tree of knowledge of death and of life, between
26    III, 2     |        being a duty, after that knowledge has made it a possibility,
27    III, 6     |     deprived of those powers of knowledge and understanding wisdom
28    III, 6     |       subject-matter for either knowledge or error; whilst that which
29    III, 13    |     before the Child shall have knowledge to cry, My father and My
30    III, 14    |    spiritual grace, whereby the knowledge of Christ is spread. "Thine
31    III, 17    |        and might, the spirit of knowledge and of piety, and of the
32    III, 24    |   heaven. This both Ezekiel had knowledge of and the Apostle John
33     IV, 11    |         testimony of possessing knowledge which was given to him by
34     IV, 13    |   formerly dry and destitute of knowledge (as He says by Isaiah: "
35     IV, 16    |       love (which proceeds from knowledge of character, upon strangers?
36     IV, 20    |         creatures must have had knowledge of him, if he had been in
37     IV, 25    |     insufficient to come to the knowledge of Him? No way had been
38     IV, 25    |      having been once dwarfs in knowledge and infants in prudence,
39     IV, 25    |        what he did, the gift of knowledge was due to those from whom
40     IV, 25    |        imparting to it a fuller knowledge of God. Arguments, therefore,
41     IV, 25    |      man indeed had come to the knowledge of God as he ought to have
42     IV, 26    |     before He had given him the knowledge of God Himself. Therefore
43     IV, 28    |        while holding the key of knowledge) it would neither enter
44     IV, 36    |       us what is good, even the knowledge of the law. "Thou knowest,"
45     IV, 43conc|        whilst He dissembled His knowledge of what had just taken place,
46      V, 1intro|   treatment of them, if a clear knowledge is to be arrived at concerning
47      V, 5     |      known (both the Jew by his knowledge of the Scriptures, and all
48      V, 5     |         the human race by their knowledge of God's works), therefore
49      V, 5     |         resolved to smite men's knowledge with His foolishness, by
50      V, 6     |  greater strangers still to any knowledge of the Creator's dispensations.
51      V, 8     |        and might, the spirit of knowledge and of religion. And with
52      V, 8     |         To another, the word of knowledge;" this will be "the (prophet'
53      V, 8     |     this will be "the spirit of knowledge." See how the apostle agrees
54      V, 11    |          give) the light of the knowledge (of His glory) in the face
55      V, 14    |    course "but not according to knowledge. For," says he, "being ignorant
56      V, 16    |         of a more widely spread knowledge. To Him, therefore, does
57      V, 16    |       primary witnesses for the knowledge of Himself, nature in her (
58      V, 18    |         destined to share their knowledge." So palpable is the erasure
59      V, 20    |       for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ" (but by no means