Chapter

 1 2     |           Himself would have been parts of Himself; but He is not
 2 2     |         He is not dissoluble into parts,, because, being the Lord,
 3 30    |   together from various component parts, must necessarily have one
 4 30    |            which comes) from many parts combined. Now Matter either
 5 30    |         either had those specific parts within itself, from the
 6 31    |          above-mentioned specific parts; and therefore that these,
 7 32    |        creation of the individual parts. You have Wisdom saying, "
 8 32    |     demonstrate that the separate parts were made out of Matter.
 9 32    |       form, since it had specific parts, which were formed out of
10 32    |        inasmuch as these specific parts of creation are afterwards
11 32    |         pointed to those specific parts, and not to Matter, I want
12 36    |            we do not reckon these parts as of the things. How then
13 38    | fabricated as a whole, but in its parts." In bulk, therefore, is
14 39    |           be ascertained from its parts," you of course mean to
15 39    |     course mean to indicate those parts which were produced out
16 40    |         the whole is known by its parts? To that whole will certainly
17 40    |        distinct and well-arranged parts of creation, which indeed
18 40    |          with propriety be called parts of Matter, since they have
19 45conc|        that are made; they are no parts of a nondescript Matter,