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 1 2 |          change? Would not those things which are now vessels, formed
 2 2 |       not all corruptible? These things ye call gods; these ye serve;
 3 2 |          you endure to have such things done to himself! But not
 4 2 |     might easily find many other things to say; but if even what
 5 3 |       Gentiles, by offering such things to those that are destitute
 6 3 |          thinking to offer these things to God as if He needed them,
 7 3 |          and gives to us all the things of which we stand in need,
 8 3 | certainly requires none of those things which He Himself bestows
 9 3 |        confer the same honour on things destitute of sense, and
10 4 |          to accept some of those things which have been formed by
11 5 |      citizens, they share in all things with others, and yet endure
12 5 |       others, and yet endure all things as if foreigners. Every
13 5 |          they are in lack of all things, and yet abound in all;
14 7 |     almighty, the Creator of all things, and invisible, has sent
15 7 |       who bear sway over earthly things, or one of those to whom
16 7 |        to whom the government of things in the heavens has been
17 7 |          her course; by whom all things have been arranged, and
18 7 |     subject--the heavens and the things that are therein, the earth
19 7 |       therein, the earth and the things that are therein, the sea
20 7 |         therein, the sea and the things that are therein--fire,
21 7 |          air, and the abyss--the things which are in the heights,
22 7 |          are in the heights, the things which are in the depths,
23 7 |       are in the depths, and the things which lie between. This [
24 8 |       one of the rest of created things might also be declared to
25 8 |        Lord and Fashioner of all things, who made all things, and
26 8 |         all things, who made all things, and assigned them their
27 8 |     through His beloved Son, the things which had been prepared
28 8 |         ever have expected these things? He was aware, then, of
29 8 |          was aware, then, of all things in His own mind, along with
30 9 |          able to save even those things which it was [formerly]
31 10|         rendered subject all the things that are in it, to whom
32 10|         nor can any one by these things become an imitator of God.
33 10|       imitator of God. But these things do not at all constitute
34 10|    deficient; he who, whatsoever things he has received from God,
35 11|                        XI. THESE THINGS ARE WORTHY TO BE KNOWN AND
36 11|      BELIEVED.~I do not speak of things strange to me, nor do I
37 11|         Gentiles. I minister the things delivered to me to those
38 11|          to learn accurately the things which have been clearly
39 11|        not, you shall know those things which the Word teaches,
40 11|         He pleases. For whatever things we are moved to utter by
41 11|           and from a love of the things that have been revealed
42 12|      carefully listened to these things, you shall know what God
43 12|     shalt always gather in those things which are desired by God,