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 1 1 |         splendours of glistening light; and He has willed all these
 2 2 |          For should you call Him Light, you would be speaking of
 3 2 |         itself is blinded by the light of its own thought. For--
 4 2 |      depth, and clearer than all light, and brighter than all brightness,
 5 3 |        am the Lord, who made the light and created the darkness;"
 6 6 |          eyes who is Himself the light? or why should He ask for
 7 7 |          SPIRIT, BRIGHTNESS, AND LIGHT, GOD IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY
 8 7 |      Love; and that He is called Light, while in this is not the
 9 17|  commanding that there should be light at the first, that the heaven
10 18|      sudden. For even the sudden light of the sun after darkness,
11 18|       will not make manifest the light of day to unaccustomed eyes,
12 28|         seeing special truth and light, acknowledges the total
13 30| immortality, and dwelleth in the light that no man can approach
14 31|          Wisdom, or as being the Light, or as being the Son; and