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 1 2     |         out of Himself. In like manner, he contends that He could
 2 3     |        always Lord, in the same manner as He had been always God,
 3 3     |          Because God is in like manner a Father, and He is also
 4 12    |         even very good, in like manner by nature. Now nature must
 5 19    | constituted them in an especial manner the beginning of His creation,
 6 20    |    created, it does not in like manner reveal to me the source
 7 22    |  produced, would He not in like manner have kept us well informed
 8 26    |        of earth it was. In like manner with respect to the heaven,
 9 30    |    following words will in like manner apparently corroborate the
10 31    |       formation of man? In like manner, the deep and the darkness,
11 32    |      made every blast." In like manner the same Wisdom says of
12 34    |         loses locality. In like manner David says, "The heavens,
13 36    | Certainly not. Neither, in like manner, could motion. But I shall
14 37    |       for a better? And in like manner, if Matter had been by nature
15 39    | conditions of eternity. In like manner, when you say, "All things
16 45conc|        the other were after His manner. If, on the contrary, He