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 1        4, XXXIX | purposely neither mentioned the paradise of God, nor stated that
 2        4, XXXIX |        life in the midst of the paradise, and the tree of the knowledge
 3        4, XXXIX |         some resemblance to the paradise of God, and of the comparison
 4        4, XXXIX |    story of the serpent and the paradise of God, and all that is
 5        4, XL    |       of the man and woman from paradise, and their being clothed
 6        6, XXXIII|         concerning the gates of Paradise. The flaming sword was depicted
 7        6, XXXVI |        of Genesis regarding the paradise planted by God. Celsus,
 8        6, XLIII |       expulsion from the divine Paradise, obscurely shadows forth
 9        6, XLIV  |         crown of beauty" in the paradise of God, being filled as
10        6, XLIX  |  understand the meaning of the "Paradise" that was planted by God,
11        6, XLIX  |        was settled opposite the Paradise of delight. Now, as he asserts
12        7, XXVIII|         Adam were driven out of paradise; and in the sweat of his
13        7, XXXIX |        of beholding God and His paradise. This twofold kind of vision
14        7, L     |      after he was driven out of paradise for sin. Observe also how