Chapter

 1 8     |     the means of effecting His works; and God is thereby clearly
 2 9     |        Matter for His creative works, for He could not have been
 3 10    |        nay, more, effected His works out of the evil thereof.~
 4 18    |        for the creation of His works. Before the worlds He rounded
 5 18    |    arrangement of His creative works, how much more impossible
 6 19    |        earth are the principal works of God, and since, by His
 7 19    |      then, to the order of the works that the word beginning
 8 20    |        for the creation of His works." For since all things were
 9 20    |      as it does the way to the works by the act of meditation
10 20    |       God who created, and the works He created, it does not
11 29    |    indeed, consummated all His works in a due order; at first
12 31    |     earth, as the very highest works of creation, were made by
13 31    |       implied in these highest works themselves. Now the appurtenances
14 34    |        says, "The heavens, the works of Thine hands, shall themselves
15 45conc| beginning of His ways, for His works. Then that the Word was
16 45conc|       He, "the heavens are the works of Thine hands," wherewith "
17 45conc| seventh day He rested from His works. Both one and the other