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 1    I, pref|         of the Most High God, who created all things, cannot be attained
 2    I, 3   |          it is one Being who both created all things and governs them
 3    I, 3   |           same energy by which He created them. For what need is there
 4    I, 3   |          govern that which He has created. But if he conceives in
 5    I, 18  |      leave the worship of Him who created the earth with its living
 6   II, 1   |           Parent of ours, when He created man,--that is, an animal
 7   II, 5   |          elements, which are both created objects and are void of
 8   II, 6   |       world. For the same God who created the world, also created
 9   II, 6   |           created the world, also created man from the beginning:
10   II, 9   |          in what manner they were created! If you had been brought
11   II, 11  |        dissimilar forms should be created, both great and smaller.
12   II, 12  |       uncreated; nor. having been created, were they without their
13  III, 9   |           it must be, that He who created objects worthy of admiration,
14  III, 9   |        see those things which are created, but that we may contemplate,
15  III, 14  | discovered wisdom, but because He created man, who might be capable
16  III, 14  |        Him who made the world and created man, who bestowed wisdom
17  III, 18  |       true, that the soul is both created and does not die, because
18  III, 28  |          the knowledge of God who created us, and the religious and
19  III, 28  |           and everything which is created. nature is not God, but
20   IV, 4   |        have originally formed and created man, it follows that none
21   IV, 4   |           to be called Father who created us; He alone is to be considered
22   IV, 6   |        although He had afterwards created by Himself innumerable other
23   IV, 8   |    spirits, because they were not created to teach the knowledge of
24   IV, 28  |         true religion. For we are created on this condition, that
25   IV, 28  |          due obedience to God who created us, that we should know
26   VI, 4   |         way be lost. For God, who created men to this warfare, desired
27   VI, 10  |     origin from one man, whom God created, we are plainly of one blood;
28  VII, 1   |     therefore he said that it was created for eternity. Whereas the
29  VII, 3   |     reason why the human race was created or established by God. It
30  VII, 4   |          IV. THAT ALL THINGS WERE CREATED FOR SOME USE, EVEN THOSE
31  VII, 4   |          that the same providence created man and the other animals.
32  VII, 6   |        WHY THE WORLD AND MAN WERE CREATED. HOW UNPROFITABLE IS THE
33  VII, 6   |    definition. The world has been created for this purpose, that we
34  VII, 13  |         the teaching that man was created for the worship of God.