Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIX    |           the Mosaic account of the creation, which teaches that the
 2        1, XLIV   |            time, beginning with the creation, and descending down to
 3        2, IX     |           the Mosaic account of the creation He uttered the words, "Let
 4        2, IX     |            God, and of the works of creation, in express words, as follows: "
 5        2, XXXI   |            be the first-born of all creation, who assumed a body and
 6        2, XXXI   |          commandment respecting the creation of such mighty things in
 7        3, XLVII  |    invisible things of God from the creation of the world are Clearly
 8        4, XXXVII |            either when relating the creation or the "fashioning" of the
 9        4, XLVIII |       respect of His noble works of creation, not contaminating even
10        4, XLVIII |          and for His noble works of creation, that we would not, even
11        4, LIV    |       separated these great acts of creation, and apportioned them among
12        4, LXIX   |        afresh. For although, in the creation of the world, all things
13        4, LXXV   |             the lords of the animal creation because we hunt the other
14        4, LXXXIV |            nature on the irrational creation. But why do I say "irrational,"
15        4, LXXXVI |    individuals among the irrational creation there exists the power of
16        4, LXXXVII|    regarding the rest of the animal creation, although Celsus regards
17        4, XCVIII |             piety of the irrational creation, quotes the instance of
18        4, XCIX   |          rational creature that the creation took place. Celsus, indeed,
19        5, VII    |             whole of the irrational creation, as being "portions" of
20        5, XXXVII |               the First-born of all creation," although He seemed recently
21        5, XXXVII |         ancient of all the works of creation; for it was to Him that
22        5, XXXVII |         that God said regarding the creation of man, "Let Us make man
23        5, XXXVIII|             men, and all the animal creation. For in this way, I presume,
24        5, LIX    |          the accounts regarding the creation of the world which are current
25        5, LIX    |            respect, however, to the creation of the world, and the "rest
26        6, III    |    invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly
27        6, IV     |           forms" of things from the creation of the world, and from (
28        6, XX     |         which He hath made from the creation of the world, but seeing,
29        6, XLVIII |          from the first-born of all creation, he laughs at Jesus being
30        6, XLVIII | only-begotten and first-born of all creation, and is not a different
31        6, XLIX   |           that the narrative of the creation of man is "exceedingly silly,"
32        6, XLIX   |             statement regarding the creation of man, which is the subject
33        6, L      |       statements about the "days of creation" ground of accusation,--
34        6, L      |            which elapsed before the creation of light and heaven, and
35        6, L      |          and some of them after the creation of these,--we shall only
36        6, L      |       before, "that in six days the creation of the world had been finished,"
37        6, L      |             This is the book of the creation of man, in the day when
38        6, LIX    |    invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly
39        6, LX     |             the distribution of the creation of the world over certain
40        6, LX     |              And with regard to the creation of the light upon the first
41        6, LX     |            days was occupied in the creation of the world, and quoted
42        6, LXI    |           completion of the world's creation, and which lasts during
43        6, LXXIII |           as to the manner of their creation, for their appearance does
44        6, LXXIII |          are created, and how their creation was effected.~
45        7, XVI    |          God, the first-born of all creation, one who said of Himself, "
46        7, XXVII  |           and the First-born of all creation is called "the image of
47        7, XXXVII |    invisible things of God from the creation of the world are clearly
48        7, XXXIX  |        Moses, in his account of the creation of the world, introduces
49        7, XLIII  |          God, the first-born of all creation, will also understand how,
50        7, XLVI   |            of the reason, "from the creation of the world are clearly
51        7, LXV    |      Creator, but to know that "the creation shall be delivered from
52        7, LXV    |          earnest expectation of the creation is waiting for the revelation
53        7, LXV    |          the sons of God;" and "the creation was made subject to vanity,
54        7, LXV    |          Son, the First-born of all creation. Let this suffice, in addition
55        7, LXX    |           and the First-born of all creation, who is His Word and God,
56        8, XVII   |      imitate "the First-born of all creation," who has set us an example
57        8, XVII   |          these throughout the whole creation is that image in our Saviour
58        8, XXVI   |             First-born of the whole creation, and to ask Him as our High
59        8, LXXII  |            over the entire rational creation, and change every soul into