Chapter

 1 6 |        philosophers, nor at any time defended: that it follows
 2 7 |    another after an interval of time, they show the office of
 3 9 |   existence of God, at the same time he also admitted His providence
 4 10|        Who has seen them at any time? Who has perceived them?
 5 13|    night for repose; and at one time by his departure farther
 6 13|   towards the south, at another time by his approach nearer towards
 7 13|         also, which governs the time of night, regulates her
 8 13|         that nothing may at any time be wanting by which the
 9 13|         is any, it will at some time be found out, namely, as
10 13|     good, unless he at the same time knows to reject and avoid
11 13|          because He at the same time gives wisdom, as I have
12 15| explained, that God at the same time set before him good and
13 18|         through the interval of time, and his chastisement might
14 19|     innocently, and at the same time neither worships God nor
15 21|        because he is only for a time. Therefore, lest those things
16 21|        is not angry for a short time, because He is eternal and
17 21|       anger of God is not for a time only, as is the case with
18 23|       extinguished:--~"From the time when, the God of heaven
19 23|      destroyed:--~" And at some time, God no longer soothing
20 23|       that it is fated that the time shall come in which the
21 23|        must come to pass at the time when the honour and worship