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 1 2 |    conceive what they are, how great they are, and what they
 2 2 |        can it be conceived how great He is, seeing that, if He
 3 3 |   degree one may recognise how great God is, in learning to fear
 4 7 |       perceived;" what and how great is He Himself who promises
 5 11|     Scriptures. For there is a great risk of saying that the
 6 11|        salvation will effect a great risk of death from the overthrow
 7 18|        For the things that are great are dangerous if they are
 8 18|   after darkness, with its too great splendour, will not make
 9 18|    declared to be the Angel of Great Counsel. Therefore, although
10 18|       for I will make of him a great nation." Why does this angel,
11 18|   saying, I will make of him a great nation, since assuredly
12 18|        He became the "angel of great counsel." And He is the
13 19|       Angel also. Whence if so great an authority cannot here
14 19|       What was the cause of so great a dispute as that, and so
15 19|        dispute as that, and so great a struggle? Why, moreover,
16 21|   being made the "Messenger of Great Counsel," He might unfold
17 23|     the Scriptures, is still a great and excellent argument for
18 24| ordinance and the reason of so great a mystery, he evidently
19 27|   Father, it is an instance of great temerity and excessive madness
20 28|   shall be called the Angel of Great Counsel." And when He had
21 31|         AND THE ANGEL OF GOD'S GREAT COUNSEL, TO WHOM THE FATHER'
22 31|      Father, and designated as great as He, He would have caused
23 31|       an Angel to announce the Great Counsel of God. And His