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 1 2 |        would be speaking of His creature rather than of Himself--
 2 6 |       He is the author of every creature; and when the arm, it is
 3 7 |        God, you will make God a creature. For every spirit is a creature.
 4 7 | creature. For every spirit is a creature. And therefore, then, God
 5 7 |          in saying that He is a creature, you will have declared
 6 20|      Pharaoh only, but to every creature, as both Lord and God? And
 7 21|         the first-born of every creature," how could He be the first-born
 8 21|         the first-born of every creature, unless because according
 9 21|         the Father before every creature? And unless the heretics
10 21|         the first-born of every creature; which they will not be
11 21|   therefore, He is before every creature, that He may be the first-born
12 21|         the first-born of every creature, and He is not man only,
13 21|      because man is after every creature; or He is man only, and
14 21|     only, and He is after every creature. And how is He the first-born
15 21|         the first-born of every creature, except because being that
16 21|      Word which is before every creature; and therefore, the first-born
17 21|         the first-born of every creature, He becomes flesh and dwells
18 21|     nature which is after every creature, and so dwells with him
19 21|         He is only before every creature, humanity is taken away
20 21|  divinity which is before every creature is interfered with. Both
21 21|      something which excels the creature, the agreement of the divinity
22 22|         divine power over every creature, is also God after the example
23 22|       and invisible, even every creature of all things, be subjected
24 31|        nor angel has known, nor creature has apprehended. To the
25 31|       having the power of every creature subjected to Him by His
26 31|        as He is God; with every creature subdued to Him, found at