Chapter

1 1|          taught that there was no evil in the fruit of the tree;
2 1|        but he was forewarned that evil would arise if perchance
3 4|        than good; wherefore every evil is a departure from God.
4 4|    originator or architect of any evil work, who claims to Himself
5 4|        avenger and judge of every evil work; because, moreover,
6 4|          work; because, moreover, evil does not occur to man from
7 4| manifestly appeared also what was evil; and lest there should seem
8 4|        God, it was evident whence evil had arisen. He, then, is
9 8|         the knowledge of good and evil, gave a command, and decreed