Chapter

 1 3 |     reveals them each at its proper time! For (the title ) God,
 2 13|  produced no work of His own proper character. From which circumstance
 3 15|  after the production of His proper work, for His troubling
 4 18|    in form, but natural, and proper, and duly proportioned,
 5 19|       however, insist on the proper signification of every word,
 6 21|  different material from the proper one, so long as there is
 7 24| merely one substance, as the proper name thereof, and by which
 8 24|    of all Matter. For when a proper name does not exist for
 9 25|      whether it is right and proper that this earth which God
10 25|  condition. If earth was the proper name of the (original) Matter,
11 28|    shall have to meet in its proper place, yet darkness is visible