Chapter

 1 4 |       Now, since this is the property of God, it will belong to
 2 4 |   belong to God alone, whose property it is of course on this
 3 4 |     it will no longer be the property of God, but will belong,
 4 4 |      view, that which is the property of God ought to be regarded
 5 4 |    should cease to be such a property, when it is shared by another
 6 5 |      own grace, not from any property in us, because it is He
 7 5 | alone who can make gods. The property of Matter, however, he makes
 8 5 |     it received from God the property which belongs to God, I
 9 6 |  Matter, I want to know what property Matter possesses different
10 8 |     inferior to him of whose property he makes use; and there
11 8 |    to whose use he lends his property. On this principle, Matter
12 9 |      by three methods is the property of others obtained, by right,
13 10|   Him to have thought of the property of another, however good, (
14 13|    they are derived from the property of Matter. At this rate,
15 15|   Matter, that it may be the property of that very thing of whose