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 1 1 |      substance was inspired by a heavenly and divine breathing. And
 2 6 |         NATURE.~And although the heavenly Scripture often turns the
 3 14|         Him and in Him; when the heavenly powers could not have been
 4 14|      cannot do works like to the heavenly operations of God? If Christ
 5 19|     received on the faith of the heavenly Scriptures, which continually
 6 20|         truth. For if, since all heavenly things, earthly things,
 7 21| treatment of this subject by all heavenly Scriptures, and set in motion,
 8 21|     unfold to us the laws of the heavenly mysteries; and who as the
 9 23|        and the proportion of the heavenly Scriptures show Christ to
10 23| agreement of earthly things with heavenly things, by associating in
11 24|   Scripture itself, abounding in heavenly fulness, divests itself
12 29|          and a consecration of a heavenly nativity, the pledge of
13 29|       associated in Himself with heavenly power, and to be allied
14 30|      pass over no portion of the heavenly Scriptures, since indeed
15 30|    assuredly by the fault of the heavenly Scriptures, which never