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 1 2 |      omnipotent, which is the true title of God, since he will
 2 22|   that all things reigned are true: they believe that statues
 3 25|    upward who looks up to the true and living God, who is in
 4 25|    him down as the maker of a true and living man; and we,
 5 25|      beauty, and forgetful of true majesty, sensible beings
 6 28|     from the knowledge of the true God, introduced new superstitions
 7 28|   deprive them of the hope of true light, lest men should arrive
 8 28|       they are believed to be true. They also invented the
 9 29|     says: Why, then, does the true God permit these things
10 30|       to be a follower of the true God. It remains that, as
11 31|     Now if this definition is true, wisdom does not come within
12 34|     to justice." This is most true. For we are not born to
13 41|                       XLI. OF TRUE RELIGION AND WISDOM.~Now,
14 41|  philosophers, let us come to true religion and wisdom. And,
15 41| connected. For to worship the true God, that and nothing else
16 41|     of immortality. This is a true and divine mystery. But
17 41|   those, because they are not true, there is no agreement.
18 45|    therefore, if his words be true; let us prove what end he
19 49|        unless he shall follow true religion and true wisdom,
20 49|      follow true religion and true wisdom, which is in Christ,
21 52|       IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRUE GOD, AND OF THE HATRED OF
22 52|       and having undertaken e true wisdom, that is, religion,
23 53|    are rebellious against the true God, persecute His name
24 53|     own punishment who is the true God. I should wish to know,
25 55|     prohibited from following true and better things? Why do
26 56|   WHICH IS THE WORSHIP OF THE TRUE GOD. ~For if justice is
27 56| justice is the worship of the true God (for what is so just
28 57|       may be able to maintain true wisdom. And if it appears
29 57|     worship and honour of the true God will obtain eternal
30 57|    the highest faith; this is true wisdom; this is perfect
31 58|                 LVIII. OF THE TRUE WORSHIP OF GOD, AND SACRIFICE.~
32 58|   follows that I show what is true sacrifice to God, what is
33 58|      and displeasing. This is true sacrifice, which is brought
34 59|  arises from ignorance of the true God. For he who is ignorant
35 62|      not seek things that are true, but things that are pleasant;
36 62|      things appear to be most true which soothe the cars. Thus
37 63|     that the things which are true may be done without shame.
38 65|      he will offer unto God a true and acceptable sacrifice.
39 67|      OF PROVIDENCE.~But it is true all these things are difficult
40 67|  which is acceptable; this is true worship, when a man offers
41 67|       though they entertained true sentiments, nevertheless
42 73|    since all these things arc true and certain, in harmony
43 73|   uprightness acknowledge the true and only God, may cast away