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 1 2     | accounted as belonging to the Creator, they have achieved their
 2 2     |       no other being than the Creator must be believed to be God,
 3 2     |       of such a nature as the Creator promised that He should
 4 2     |   refuted touching God as the Creator, and Christ as the Redeemer
 5 2     |      the disparagement of the Creator of the world, who is known
 6 2     |    which he had placed in the Creator, he is easily led away to
 7 2     |      is, in the system of the Creator. Because many persons are
 8 5     |       you pleasure, since the Creator thereof is so great. But,
 9 6     |     given to the clay (by the Creator) Christ was in His thoughts
10 9     |       flesh, which the Divine Creator formed with His own hands
11 14    | rightly the Lord, because the Creator; rightly the Creator, because
12 14    |      the Creator; rightly the Creator, because He is God. Whence
13 14    |     Lord, since He is not the Creator. And so I am at a loss to
14 14    |       God, who is neither the Creator, which God is; nor the Lord,
15 14    |       nor the Lord, which the Creator is. Inasmuch, then, as it
16 14    |     who is God, and Lord, and Creator to summon man to a judgment
17 14    |       and honour his Lord and Creator, this is just such a judgment
18 26    |   itself in opposition to the Creator!" You will reckon, (I suppose)
19 63conc|     to hear from his Lord and Creator the words, "Behold, the
20 63conc|       you have repudiated her Creator. You have accustomed yourself