Chapter

1 2 |    He made must be accounted imperfect, because it was made of
2 28| certainly is "void" which is imperfect. Equally certain is it,
3 28|      it, that nothing can be imperfect but that which is made;
4 28|    that which is made; it is imperfect when it is not fully made.
5 28|     all, could not have been imperfect; and what was not imperfect
6 28|  imperfect; and what was not imperfect was not "void." Having no
7 28|   had the condition of being imperfect, previous to its completion.~