Chapter

 1 2 |       can be said. For He is a certain Mind generating and filling
 2 4 | comprehended as a portion of a certain death. Thus there is never
 3 4 |       applies and prefers from certain reasons and occasions His
 4 4 |        that is set forth, as a certain significancy determined
 5 5 |        His wrath, and consider certain descriptions of His indignation,
 6 6 |         and when the finger, a certain energy of His will is opened
 7 8 | protoplasts of eternal life, a certain beautiful paradise in the
 8 8 | although various, yet bound by certain laws, we watch them guiding
 9 15|       although, moreover, in a certain manner He is of this word:
10 21|     divested of, as it were, a certain tunic of the compacted body.
11 22|    thought that the claim of a certain divinity would be robbery,
12 28|        held, what he knows for certain that he shall one day hold.
13 29|    water the second birth as a certain seed of divine generation,
14 31|       also precedes Him,--in a certain sense,--since it is necessary--