Chapter

 1 1 |      whom He imparted mind, and reason, and foresight, that he
 2 2 |        in time itself. For this reason, therefore, He is always
 3 2 |      well all eloquence is with reason mute, as all mind poor.
 4 2 |        highest and most perfect reason, the naturally linked causes
 5 4 |        the appellation? As with reason when He applies and prefers
 6 5 |     that they who have forsaken reason may at least be moved by
 7 5 |       come, not of vice, but of reason.~
 8 6 |        the understanding of the reason of the people is held to
 9 6 |        unexpressed; or for what reason should He need a tongue
10 7 |      Testament, God is for this reason called Fire, that fear may
11 8 |         And this is not without reason; for if He embraces all
12 10|         been predicted. As with reason I might truly and constantly
13 10|         our flesh. And for this reason blood flowed forth from
14 13|        of God," and not without reason. "My heart has emitted a
15 15|          and Christ is for that reason in this world, is He only
16 15|         it is from God, is with reason also with God. And this,
17 16|         His being man, and with reason links Himself to God, that
18 17|     Christ is God: so that with reason neither does the testimony
19 17|        all things, so that with reason He can neither descend nor
20 18|        What in the world is the reason that we should hesitate
21 18|       Shur; asks and learns the reason of her flight, and after
22 19|   powerful with men." For which reason the same Jacob, perceiving
23 19|        moreover, superadded the reason for his interpretation being
24 20|        blamed seem even for any reason to attain this name without
25 20|        what in the world is the reason, that although they say
26 21|       pledged in Him: for which reason He who is declared as made
27 23|        the Father Himself; when reason and the proportion of the
28 24| severally the ordinance and the reason of so great a mystery, he
29 25|         extinguished: for which reason they are affirmed and said
30 29|          Moreover, the order of reason, and the authority of the