Chapter

 1 2     |        never passed into such a condition as made it possible for
 2 2     | excellent by Him, after His own condition. Experience shows, however,
 3 3     |        so the Lord. Because the condition of the one is not the same
 4 4     |       than eternity? What other condition has eternity than to have
 5 5     |   equality, when an identity of condition is claimed for them! Grant
 6 6     |         any encroachment on the condition of God, let him see to it
 7 6     |         any encroachment on the condition of Matter the condition
 8 6     |         condition of Matter the condition of Both being still common
 9 7     |        And yet such also is the condition of Matter. Therefore, of
10 7     |  identical mode of their common condition (both of them equally possessing
11 9     |        under of yielding to the condition of Matter, which He would
12 11    |        a compatibility with the condition of evil.~
13 12    |       the case, it has lost its condition of eternity; in short, its
14 18    |         any end, not diverse in condition, not restless in motion,
15 23    |    before all, anything of like condition was even formed out of it?
16 25    |        it had declined from its condition. If earth was the proper
17 25    |         the designation and the condition. How great a change indeed
18 25    |        a change indeed from the condition of that earth, which is
19 26    |   sudden promulged its form and condition, describing to us its quality
20 28    |         show not only that this condition agreed with this earth of
21 28    |         it was made, it had the condition of being imperfect, previous
22 29    |     made, only in its invisible condition it was then waiting to appear. "
23 30    |      should have its "formless" condition maintained by so many words
24 36    |     substance, but to a certain condition of substance? Is not this
25 37    |        or bad, or in some third condition; but (I must observe)that
26 39    |       us are different in their condition from what they were in the
27 40    |        the betters from a worse condition, of course; and thus you
28 40    |    since they have quit-ted its condition, by being separated from
29 42    |      Matter aims at a shapeless condition, and I then, in another
30 42    |        say that it has a common condition · with God. "For [it is
31 42    |    Deity through a community of condition; or else even God was susceptible
32 45conc|         describing for Matter a condition like his own irregular,