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 1 9     | permission, by violence; in other words, by lordship, by a title
 2 14    |        one of necessity; in other words, from a creation out of
 3 18    |         but to be learnt from the words or prophets. This alone,
 4 19    |          plain meaning of certain words. For instance the very beginning,
 5 19    |      record of creation) with the words," In the beginning God made
 6 21    |       SCRIPTURE SHOULD IN SO MANY WORDS TELL US THAT THE WORLD WAS
 7 23    |       argument from the following words, where it is written: "And
 8 26    |           is the meaning of these words: "In the beginning God created
 9 27    |        SOME HAIR-SPLITTING USE OF WORDS IN WHICH HIS OPPONENT HAD
10 27    |          meaning of the commonest words. A grand question it is,
11 30    |         HERMOGENES.~The following words will in like manner apparently
12 30    |   condition maintained by so many words indicative of form, without
13 30    |           within itself, from the words indicative of which it had
14 32    |          Matter when he wrote the words: "And darkness was on the
15 34    |           inferior ones, in other words, what is eternal out of
16 37    |           in vain." Such are your words, which it would have been
17 45conc|       what clearer truth do these words indicate, than that all