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 1 1 |       FOUNDER OF ALL THINGS. THE WORKS OF CREATION ARE BEAUTIFULLY
 2 1 |        of heavens, and unbounded works of His mysteries; so that
 3 1 |   overflowing greatness of God's works in all directions, not shut
 4 1 | considering the greatness of the works, we should worthily admire
 5 3 |           and the majesty of His works. "For the invisible things
 6 3 |        from the greatness of the works which it should behold,
 7 6 |   needful to God, whose will the works attend not so much without
 8 6 |          any effort, as that the works themselves proceed simultaneously
 9 6 |         all hand, because He all works; and all foot, because He
10 8 |          over the variety of His works, the living creatures which
11 8 |       studded with eyes; for the works of God must be contemplated
12 8 |     judgment; or because all the works of God are fiery, and are
13 8 |       both the Architect and His works: "Oh the depth of the riches
14 11| asserting Him to be God from His works. For if His sufferings show
15 11|         frailty, why may not His works assert in Him divine power?
16 13|   inferentially, "I will tell my works to the King." For "by Him
17 13|         by Him were made all the works, and without Him was nothing
18 14|    likewise," when man cannot do works like to the heavenly operations
19 15|         had manifested many good works from the Father; whence
20 17|       David too says, "I tell my works to the King." Moses, moreover,
21 17|    present to God--by whom these works were commanded that they
22 21|         imitator of His Father's works and powers, "the image of
23 22|     imitator of all His Father's works, in that He Himself worketh
24 28|     imitator of all the Father's works, so that every one may regard
25 28|      invisible Father in all His works. But if Christ is the Father
26 28|   Whosoever believeth in me, the works that I do he shall do also;
27 28|       shall do also; and greater works than these shall he do;
28 29|         healings, does wonderful works, often discrimination of
29 29|       drawn streams of gifts and works, while the Holy Spirit dwelt