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 1 2 |            or out of something; in order that, after he has shown
 2 3 |       things which He had made, in order that they might serve Him.
 3 7 |   HERMOGENES HELD TO HIS THEORY IN ORDER THAT ITS ABSURDITY MAY BE
 4 10|        Matter with the Creator, in order that they may derive evil
 5 12|            HERMOGENES ACCEPTED, IN ORDER TO SHOW INTO WHAT CONFUSION
 6 15|        producing evil likewise, in order to secure His being alone
 7 16|           be compared with God, in order that it may not make two
 8 17|           and the treatment of its order as being "the way of wisdom
 9 18|          also (nothing) was set in order without Wisdom, how can
10 19|         origin, and not in that of order, we do not omit to mention
11 19|           this sense, but only the order of the work, meaning that
12 19|          rest. It is, then, to the order of the works that the word
13 19|            not only of priority of order, but of power as well; whence
14 20|            His Word, would not the order of the narrative have required
15 24|         further sense of Earth, in order that I may be sure that
16 24|          has the surname Earth, in order that he may claim for it
17 26|        proposes to run through the order thereof tells us as its
18 29|            DEVELOPMENT OF COSMICAL ORDER OUT OF CHAOS IN THE CREATION,
19 29| consummated all His works in a due order; at first He paled them
20 29|    Scripture accomplished its full order. For to that, which it had
21 32|           was I brought forth," in order that you may believe that
22 34|           own virtue and power, in order that we may believe o that
23 35|        just as if it did exist, in order that its non-existence may
24 35|            with each other, and in order at the same time that Hermogenes
25 36|       embrace) both conditions, in order that it may not have either?
26 37|           not require to be set in order by God;" so again, when
27 38|         wholly formed (by God), in order that I may understand what
28 40|           but now it is reduced to order; and would you also say,
29 40|          you also say, that out of order, disorder is produced? No
30 42|          loosely and at random, in order that it might not be apparent,
31 42|            it desires to be set in order by God. Does that, then,
32 42|         God, that it can be set in order by Him." But if it had anything
33 42|          did not want to be set in order for being, forsooth, a part
34 42|        susceptible of being set in order by Matter, by His having
35 43|            God, and was reduced to order, it relinquished its nature."
36 43|          if by God's setting it in order it relinquished the nature