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 1 2 |        from Himself, by whom all things were made, and without whom
 2 4 |  footstool." "When, however, all things shall be subdued to Him, (
 3 4 | exception of Him who did put all things under Him,) then shall the
 4 4 |     subject unto Him who put all things under Him, that God may
 5 4 |    manner, He who subjected (all things), and He to whom they were
 6 5 |          the Son. For before all things God was alone being in Himself
 7 5 |     universe, and space, and all things. Moreover, He was alone,
 8 5 |         first in Him; and so all things were from Himself. This
 9 6 |          the fountains, (and all things) which are beneath the sky,
10 6 |          I was by, arranging all things with Him; I was by, in whom
11 6 |         substances and forms the things which He had planned and
12 6 |        Wisdom, in order that all things might be made through Him
13 7 |      because begotten before all things; and His only-begotten also,
14 7 |      another Scripture that "all things were made by the Word, and
15 7 |          heavens;" "by which all things were made," "and without
16 7 |       mighty substances: for all things which were made through
17 7 |        He who is empty have made things which are solid, and He
18 7 |         He who is void have made things which are full, and He who
19 7 |         is incorporeal have made things which have body? For although
20 7 |           Now, even if invisible things, whatsoever they be, have
21 8 |          also heard and seen all things with the Father; and what
22 8 |         For what man knoweth the things which be in God, but the
23 8 |          tree are distinctly two things, but correlatively joined;
24 9 | personality? For, of course, all things will be what their names
25 9 |     because there is none in the things which they designate. "Yes
26 10|         can be unaware that "the things which are impossible with
27 10|  possible with God?" The foolish things also of the world hath God
28 10|       God chosen to confound the things which are wise." We have
29 10|     contrary to the condition of things among men. For a barren
30 10|     because He is able to do all things suppose that He has actually
31 11|        could God the Lord of all things, have hesitated to speak
32 12|          the rest of the created things did He in like manner make,
33 12|        of God. "through whom all things were made, and without whom
34 13|        its ray to be as much two things and two forms of one undivided
35 15|        to what He sees. Thus all things were made by tile Son, and
36 16|          Son, and hath given all things into His hand," loves Him
37 16|        very first has handed all things over to Him. Whence it is
38 16|      judgment, and says that all things were made by Him, and all
39 16|        were made by Him, and all things have been delivered into
40 16|    because they would not be all things unless they were the things
41 16|      things unless they were the things of all time. It is the Son,
42 16|        will not allow that those things are suitable even to the
43 16|  incarnation)? Surely even these things could not have been believed
44 16|        all times did Himself the things which were really done by
45 17|          in Himself to men. "All things," says He, "which the Father
46 17|       Lord of hosts, because all things are by the Father made subject
47 19|    FATHER IN THE CREATION OF ALL THINGS. THiS UNION OF THE TWO IN
48 19|      agent sent to form external things, such as the constituent
49 19|     Father. "For who knoweth the things that be in God, except the
50 19|     because it tells us that all things were made by God through
51 19|         So that, if (He did) all things by the Son, He must have
52 19|          the Word, and since all things were made by the Word, it
53 19|         no doubt, was before all things. "In the beginning was the
54 21|          beginning with God: all things were made by Him, and without
55 21|        One through whom were all things, Another by whom were all
56 21|         Another by whom were all things. But in what sense we call
57 21|          Son, and hath given all things into His hand. He that believeth
58 21|          the Father do; for what things soever He doeth these also
59 21|         Son, and showeth Him all things that He Himself doeth; and
60 22|          telling the world those things which I have heard of Him."
61 23|           Now, in what way these things were said to Him, the evangelist
62 23|         the Father had given all things into His hands, and that
63 23|          for the matter of that, things have not turned out well
64 24|      Father draw him;" and, "All things are delivered unto me by
65 25| termination, intimate that these things were ever written, if it
66 25|         of the Gospel. For these things certainly are not written
67 26|      itself be the Spirit. These things, therefore, whatsoever they
68 26|      because Thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent."
69 27|          on the one hand did all things in Jesus suitable to Itself,
70 27|       the Spirit would have done things to be done by the Flesh,
71 27|         the Spirit; or else such things as are suited neither to
72 31|     Father, by assigning to Them things which are not Theirs, and
73 31|        and taking away from Them things which are Theirs. But "whosoever