Chapter

1 2 | itself. Therefore all things ought to have been made good and
2 4 | which is the property of God ought to be regarded as pertaining
3 10|       Hermogenes, therefore, ought to be told at once, although
4 10|    and the enemy of evil, He ought to have corrected it. For
5 16|    to good. Matter, however, ought not to be compared with
6 25|     heaven and all creatures ought to have had the names of
7 28|   revealed to him by God, he ought to give us his proof. I
8 32|  have been made by God, they ought to have been with equal
9 34|      that all these passages ought to be spiritually interpreted,