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  1 1 |     ADORATION OF THE DIVINE WORD AND GOD THE FATHER.~AMPHION of Thebes
  2 1 |             that dead dragon, but to God All-wise,--a lay unfettered
  3 1 |            down to the holy mount of God; and let Truth, darting
  4 1 |              new harmony which bears God's name--the new, the Levitical
  5 1 |            ignorance and folly: "For God is able of these stones
  6 1 |            Word, he becomes a man of God. Others he figuratively
  7 1 |             the kindness and love of God our saviour to man appeared,
  8 1 |              the paternal counsel of God, which fired the zeal of
  9 1 |              before him, the Word of God, despising the lyre and
 10 1 |            miniature,makes melody to God on this instrument of many
 11 1 |        melodious, holy instrument of God. What, then, does this instrument--
 12 1 |              instrument--the Word of God, the Lord, the New Song--
 13 1 |            righteousness, to exhibit God to the foolish, to put a
 14 1 |            father. The instrument of God loves mankind. The Lord
 15 1 |              of men. You have, then, God's promise; you have His
 16 1 |          Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."
 17 1 |           with God, and the Word was God." Error seems old, but truth
 18 1 |            pre-existed in the eye of God before,--we the rational
 19 1 |             creatures of the Word of God, on whose account we date
 20 1 |              at first (for He was in God) and of our well-being,
 21 1 |            He alone being both, both God and man--the Author of all
 22 1 |              the Lord, "the grace of God which bringeth salvation
 23 1 |            of the glory of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ."~
 24 1 |              the Word, who "was with God," and by whom all things
 25 1 |              as our Teacher; that as God He might afterwards conduct
 26 1 |            who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery
 27 1 |             robbery to be equal with God, but humbled Himself,"--
 28 1 |          Himself,"--He, the merciful God, exerting Himself to save
 29 1 |              yea, I say, the Word of God became man, that thou mayest
 30 1 |          from man how man may become God. Is it not then monstrous,
 31 1 |               my friends, that while God is ceaselessly exhorting
 32 1 |              coming of the Christ Of God. And it was this which was
 33 1 |           thou desirest truly to see God, take to thyself means of
 34 1 |             who desire to understand God must discover, that He may
 35 1 |           key of faith. No one knows God but the Son, and he to whom
 36 1 |           Christ, through whom alone God is beheld.~
 37 2 |             appeared, since he was a god, having speedily perceived
 38 2 |       Atheists who know not the true God, and pay shameless worship
 39 2 |          first in that they know not God, not acknowledging as God
 40 2 |            God, not acknowledging as God Him who truly is; the other
 41 2 |          having no hope, and without God in the world."~ All honour
 42 2 |            in place of the only real God, assumes many gods falsely
 43 2 |             understanding that it is God that does us good, they
 44 2 |           wrath, even as others; but God, being rich in mercy, for
 45 2 |              Christ, is exalted with God. But those who are still
 46 2 |          Word now become the sons of God.~ But to you a poet of your
 47 2 |             he was an Arcadian. This god, Homer says, was bound thirteen
 48 2 |             for us the evil-averting god. Hercules, the son of Zeus--
 49 2 |            Dionysus as a reward. The god was not reluctant to grant
 50 2 |           and so did the famous lame god;~ Poseidon underwent it,
 51 2 |           flesh unwittingly; for the god did not know that Lycaon
 52 2 |            nor a licentious man; the god no longer flies, nor loves
 53 2 |            they have constituted the god of the muliebria--the patron
 54 4 |       Phoebus,~Whom silly men called God, and falsely termed~Prophet;~
 55 4 |             the oracles of the great God, who was not made~by men'
 56 4 |             They worship Hermes as a god, and place Aguieus as a
 57 4 |        perceived by the mind alone,--God, who alone is truly God.
 58 4 |              God, who alone is truly God. And again, when involved
 59 4 |           laugh at him killing their god, while pained at the outrage
 60 4 |         assigned the prerogatives of God to what are no gods? Why,
 61 4 |             Whence Moses, the man of God, dissuading from all idolatry,
 62 4 |               O Israel, the LORD thy God is one LORD; and thou shall
 63 4 |           shall worship the LORD thy God, and Him only shall thou
 64 4 |         Because that, when they knew God, they glorified Him not
 65 4 |            they glorified Him not as God, neither were thankful;
 66 4 |             and changed the glory of God into the likeness of corruptible
 67 4 |               And verily this is the God who "in the beginning made
 68 4 |          earth." But you do not know God, and worship the heaven,
 69 9 |           SIN WHO DESPISE OR NEGLECT GOD'S GRACIOUS CALLING."~ I
 70 9 |             to his domestics, nor as God to men, but as a father,
 71 9 |         terror" while he listened to God speaking concerning the
 72 9 |              sons, who are reared by God, who are the genuine friends
 73 9 |         attained to the knowledge of God, who first were wrenched
 74 9 |              now the more benevolent God is, the more impious men
 75 9 |           alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that
 76 9 |       witness, and his invocation of God, what else remains for the
 77 9 |             open ears, and entertain God as a guest in pure spirits?
 78 9 |              the never-ending day of God, extends over eternity.
 79 9 |              Word, by whom we behold God. Rightly, then, to those
 80 9 |             straight and to prepare, God is incensed, and those He
 81 9 |      suitable price. This recompense God cheerfully accepts; "for
 82 9 |           for we trust in the living God, who is the Saviour of all
 83 9 |            man as far as can be like God, designates God as our suitable
 84 9 |              be like God, designates God as our suitable teacher,
 85 9 |           worthily assimilate man to God. This teaching the apostle
 86 9 |      consequently calls "inspired of God, being profitable for doctrine,
 87 9 |       righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly
 88 9 |         Taste and see that Christ is God?" Faith will lead you in;
 89 9 |           utterance of His children, God accepts with gracious welcome--
 90 10|           the greatest ever given by God to the human race, would
 91 10|              regard the holy word of God as an accursed thing. The
 92 10|              live nobly according to God, and not according to custom?
 93 10|             according to custom? For God bestows life freely; but
 94 10|          comes down from heaven? For God, of His great love to man,
 95 10|          over her dear progeny;" and God the Father seeks His creature,
 96 10|      monstrous, that you men who are God's handiwork, who have received
 97 10|            Him, and belong wholly to God, should be subject to another
 98 10|           then, is he who flees from God to consort with demons?
 99 10|             that may become a son of God, prefers to be in bondage?
100 10|   righteousness, from godlessness to God. It is an enterprise of
101 10|            daring to take our way to God; and the enjoyment of many
102 10|      specially those things to which God Himself alludes, speaking
103 10|              the eternal covenant of God invests us, conveying the
104 10|               thirst for thy Father; God shall be revealed to thee
105 10|           thine too, if thou receive God. Wherefore the Scripture,
106 10|           shall inherit the glory of God and His power." What glory,
107 10|              choose the better part, God instead of the evil one,
108 10|              yon as a father to obey God. "For if ye hear Me," He
109 10|              of question is, whether God should be worshipped, and
110 10|    worshipped, and whether this wise God and Christ should be followed:
111 10|           know not what is worthy of God. Have faith in us, as you
112 10|          canonized as the thirteenth god, whose pretensions Babylon
113 10|            than the very demons. For God is by no manner of means
114 10|           and nothing more resembles God than one of us when he becomes
115 10|              hands. For the image of God is His Word, the genuine
116 10|            the image and likeness of God," assimilated to the Divine
117 10|               whose choice is set on God, if you will; yours, if
118 10|              to have fellowship with God. As, then, we do not compel
119 10|           plant--to the knowledge of God, counselling him to furnish
120 10|           you till your fields, know God. Sail the sea, you who are
121 10|        himself? As the Halo is not a god, and as the Iris is not
122 10|             and as the Iris is not a god, but are states of the atmosphere
123 10|             likewise, a day is not a god, nor a year, nor time, which
124 10|               He who calls Fortune a god, let him also so call Action.
125 10|             feeling, is held to be a God, while a providence exercised
126 10|           that He alone who is truly God, only truly is and subsists.
127 10|              or some other drug. May God grant that you may at length
128 10|          from this slumber, and know God; and that neither Gold,
129 10|             appear in your eyes as a god. For there are, in sooth, "
130 10|            by my husbandry." Give to God recompense for your sustenance;
131 10|     acknowledge thy Master. Thou art God's creature. What belongs
132 10|            are addressed to you from God. For think not that stones,
133 10|              kind, who consider that God utters His voice by the
134 10|              raven as a messenger of God. But the man of God, who
135 10|     messenger of God. But the man of God, who croaks not, nor chatters,
136 10|        penalty. For they believe not God, nor understand His power,
137 10|            the help which comes from God. Hence this blindness of
138 10|             bent on the knowledge of God. Neither childlessness,
139 10|       strives after the knowledge of God; nor does any one who has
140 10|              nothing but himself and God, where is neither moth,
141 10|           our whole heart to contain God. "Trust in Him, all ye assembled
142 10|           Believe Him who is man and God; believe, O man. Believe,
143 10|           Believe, O man, the living God, who suffered and is adored.
144 10|         human kind, Him who alone is God of all men. Believe, and
145 10|       salvation as your reward. Seek God, and your soul shall live.
146 10|             shall live. He who seeks God is busying himself about
147 10|           salvation. Hast thou found God?--then thou hast life. Let
148 10|              of seeking is life with God. "Let all who seek Thee
149 10|            let them say continually, God be magnified." A noble hymn
150 10|          magnified." A noble hymn of God is an immortal man, established
151 10|              they are unable to know God. So are you not ashamed
152 10|             acquire the knowledge of God, that the end of life may
153 10|            on the practice of piety. God regards you as innocent
154 10|              enrol thyself as one of God's people, heaven is thy
155 10|               heaven is thy country, God thy lawgiver. And what are
156 10|              shalt love the Lord thy God." And the complements of
157 10|             Son, and the Word was in God, not disbelieved in by all
158 10|            most perfect ease He made God shine on us. Whence He was
159 11|          because he was the child of God; but when he succumbed to
160 11|              his Father, dishonoured God. Such was the influence
161 11|              become the disciples of God have received the only true
162 11|             new man," transformed by God's Holy Spirit. Further,
163 11|          that you may know well both God and man."~ "Sweet is the
164 11|             light, that we may admit God; let us admit the light,
165 11|             declare to me Thy Father God; Thy utterances save; Thy
166 11|           wandered in error, seeking God. But since Thou leadest
167 11|            light, O Lord, and I find God through Thee, and receive
168 11|            contemplate the only true God, first raising our voice
169 11|        heaven--He, the husbandman of God,~"Pointing out the favourable
170 11|       inscribe? "That all shall know God, from small to great;" and, "
171 11|              merciful to them," says God, "and will not remember
172 11|             life, let us comply with God's expostulations; let us
173 11|              be gracious. And though God needs nothing let us render
174 11|          amulet, and, by trusting in God's own charm, be delivered
175 11|     advantage in all things, follows God, obeys the Father, knows
176 11|             through wandering, loves God, loves his neighbour, fulfils
177 11|             promise. But it has been God's fixed and constant purpose
178 11|           men: for this end the good God sent the good Shepherd.
179 11|         Spirit, which is the word of God," let us sharpen. So the
180 11|              received, and honouring God through the Divine Word. "
181 11|              blessed power, by which God has fellowship with men!
182 11|           any one be able to imitate God, and to serve and worship
183 11|              builds up the temple of God in men, that He may cause
184 11|            in men, that He may cause God to take up His abode in
185 11|               and present thyself to God as an offering of first-fruits,
186 11|         alone, but also the grace of God; and both are requisite,
187 12|             destruction: the word of God will be thy pilot, and the
188 12|               Then shalt thou see my God, and be initiated into the
189 12|              the mountain beloved of God, not the subject of tragedies
190 12|          flesh, but the daughters of God, the fair lambs, who celebrate
191 12|             I survey the heavens and God; I become holy whilst I
192 12|     indestructible and the only true God, the Word of God, raising
193 12|           only true God, the Word of God, raising the hymn with us.
194 12|         great High Priest of the one God, and of His Father, prays
195 12|          your due rank under the one God and the one Word of God;
196 12|              God and the one Word of God; and do not only have the
197 12|            Word and the knowledge of God, My complete self. This
198 12|       complete self. This am I, this God wills, this is symphony,
199 12|             Christ, this the Word of God, the arm of the Lord, the
200 12| righteousness by which you ascend to God. Come to Me, all ye that
201 12|              the team of humanity to God, directs His chariot to
202 12|           incapable of being harmed--God and life. Our helper is
203 12|              will not be pleasing to God Himself if we value least
204 12|            with all our might follow God, and in the exercise of
205 12|           let us commit ourselves to God, loving the Lord God, and
206 12|              to God, loving the Lord God, and regarding this as our
207 12|               because all things are God's, and the common property
208 12|        property of both the friends, God and man. It is time, then,
209 12|           call and believe him to be God's image, and also His likeness,
210 12|              and so far already like God. Accordingly this grace
211 12|             pour out what I had from God, that I might exhort to