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 1 3     |      when He completed the whole creation, and especially man himself,
 2 8     |        resources from it for the creation of the world, Matter is
 3 14    |        will which led Him to the creation of good creatures, as having
 4 14    |         He can do than to effect creation out of an evil stock unwillingly,
 5 14    |      glory accrued to Him from a creation of His own will than from
 6 14    |           in other words, from a creation out of nothing, than from
 7 16    |     lacked ability to hinder its creation.~
 8 17    |       THE TRUTH OF GOD'S WORK IN CREATION. YOU CANNOT DEPART IN THE
 9 17    |     Matter) that He effected His creation, He must have received from
10 18    |          necessary to God in the creation of the world, as Hermogenes
11 18    |          to be necessary for His creation of the world, He immediately
12 18    |    beginning of His ways for the creation of His works. Before the
13 19    |         APPEAL TO THE HISTORY OF CREATION. TRUE MEANING OF THE TERM
14 19    |      manner the beginning of His creation, before all things else,
15 19    | Scripture preface (its record of creation) with the words," In the
16 20    |       FROM IT THE TRUTH THAT THE CREATION WAS NOT OUT OF PRE-EXISTENT
17 20    |    beginning of His ways for the creation of His works." For since
18 20    |        already done (the work of creation); and if He had even intended
19 20    |      would yet have effected His creation when He previously meditated
20 21    |         expressly indicating the creation of all things out of nothing,
21 21    |   nothing, as there was of their creation out of Matter, if that had
22 22    |  SCRIPTURE IN ITS HISTORY OF THE CREATION. HERMOGENES IN DANGER OF
23 22    |         both the Creator and the creation. In the gospel, moreover,
24 25    |  MENTIONED IN THE HISTORY OF THE CREATION, REFUTED.~He accordingly
25 25    |       Matter which has undergone creation, that is, our earth, had
26 26    |   OBSERVED IN THE HISTORY OF THE CREATION, IN REPLY TO THE PERVERSE
27 26    |          informs us first of its creation "In the beginning God made
28 28    |    EXPRESSIONS IN THE HISTORY OF CREATION VINDICATED IN THE TRUE SENSE.~
29 29    |        ORDER OUT OF CHAOS IN THE CREATION, BEAUTIFULLY STATED.~God,
30 30    |        THE SACRED HISTORY OF THE CREATION, RELEASED FROM THE MISHANDLING
31 31    |       SCRIPTURE NARRATIVE OF THE CREATION, AGAINST A FUTILE VIEW OF
32 31    |        the very highest works of creation, were made by God, possessing
33 31    |          mentioned as objects of creation? Or are they included in
34 32    |        XXXII. THE ACCOUNT OF THE CREATION IN GENESIS A GENERAL ONE.
35 32    |       passages teaches us of the creation of the individual parts.
36 32    |      since that alone would be a creation, when things came into being,
37 32    |          these specific parts of creation are afterwards shown in
38 33    |    MATTER. ITS RELATION TO GOD'S CREATION OF THE WORLD.~But although
39 40    |        OF MATTER WAS USED IN THE CREATION.~You say that Matter was
40 40    |          used as material in the creation. It follows, then, that
41 40    |       and well-arranged parts of creation, which indeed can hardly
42 41    |      which is the substratum (of creation) possessing as it does motion
43 44    |      approached to it before the creation of the world! I suppose
44 45conc|         SCRIPTURE RESPECTING THE CREATION, CREATION OUT OF NOTHING,
45 45conc|         RESPECTING THE CREATION, CREATION OUT OF NOTHING, NOT OUT
46 45conc|       the apostle, "are from the creation of the world clearly seen