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 1  I, 1 |             they are idols, and the works of men's hands; and since,
 2  I, 4 |           in order that through His works His greatness may be known
 3  I, 5 |           GOD PERCEIVED THROUGH HIS WORKS.~For as the soul in man
 4  I, 5 |          through His providence and works. For, in like manner, as
 5  I, 5 |         should be recognised by His works and mighty deeds?~
 6  I, 6 |             VI. GOD IS KNOWN BY HIS WORKS.~Consider, O man, His works,--
 7  I, 6 |         WORKS.~Consider, O man, His works,--the timely rotation of
 8  I, 6 |             would overthrow all the works that are therein.~
 9  I, 10|           we have already said, the works of men's hands and unclean
10 II, 10|           God might be known by His works, and that [it might be known
11 II, 11|          sixth day God finished His works which He made, and rested
12 II, 11|            seventh day from all His works which He made. And God blessed
13 II, 11|           it He rested from all His works which God began to create."~
14 II, 19|            seventh day from all His works which He made. Then holy
15 II, 21|         cursed is the ground in thy works: in sorrow shalt thou eat
16 II, 28|        through the serpent, and who works even to this day in those
17 II, 34|        daily fashioned, idols, "the works of men's hands." And these
18 II, 35|           they have done abominable works; there is none that doeth
19 II, 36|           sweet Spirit into all His works,~And gives Him for a guide
20 II, 38| righteousness and the doing of good works. For one of the prophets