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 1 3     | merely mentions God. "And God said," "and God made," "and Gad
 2 4     |    and why (as I have already said) that should cease to be
 3 5     |     whom He declared, "I have said, Ye are gods," and, "God
 4 15    |     even here also, as I have said, God will have to be regarded
 5 19    |         just as it would have said, "At last God made the heaven
 6 21    |     is not likewise expressly said that anything was made out
 7 21    |    nothing, because it is not said of what it was made; and
 8 22    |    kind." And again: "And God said, Let the waters bring forth
 9 22    |    Again afterwards: "And God said, Let the earth bring forth
10 25    |    and concerning which it is said, "And the earth was without
11 25    |     consist of Matter. I have said enough touching the designation
12 29    |      did Isaiah speak when he said, "Thus saith the Lord that
13 31    |  while nothing of the kind is said of the above-mentioned specific
14 31    |    things which I had already said were made, and might be
15 32    |   wind and waters. And, as we said above, Matter could not
16 37    |     your bounden duty to have said for certain that Matter
17 45conc|      mention any Matter, but (said) that Wisdom was first set